The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-23

be serious injuries, Musgrove, it is said,
has fled the city. AT all events his present
whereabouts are unknown"
The Paducah News man has the inpu'
dence to demand box of cigars that
ne claims was "up" between himself and
The CAIRO BULLETIN man, on the result
OF a match game of base ball between the
Eckfords Of Paducah and the Cairo club The
game has not been played and no arrange
ment had been made for it between the
clubs; but the News man claims ttat the
Cairo club failed to appear according to
agreement and that therefore the cigars be-
long 70 him, The News man is "oit his
base
"A mere agreeable and pleasant act OF
galantry than that of the male telegraph
ers IN refusing to accept re employment IN
the Western Union offices until the ladies'
who went out with them had first been REIN
stated, has never been placed on record II
the striking telegrsphers have gained moth
ing else by the strike, they have acquired
the respect shd esteem of the public tor
their gentemanly department at the COM
mencement and during the continuance OF
tue strike and their gallant conduct at its
conclusion
A court Of inquiry has been ordered to
investigate the origin to the yellow fever in
the Pensacola navy yard A telegram to
the navy department from Pensacola says
there were two death Tuesday, There are
no new cases. The surgeon. general of the
marine hospital service received the follow
Ing telegram Tuesday night from Surgeon
White Of Pensacola NO new cases in the
navy yard III the last IS hours. There are
eight cases and three deaths to date. The
villages OF Washington and Wolsey are
perfectly healthy. The fever is confined to
the yard and hospital. Surgeon Owen Is in
acriticsl condition
The little village Of Dongola, H., 81
miles north OF Cairo, on the Cairo Short
Line, has experienced quite q ripple Of ex-
ci;emen, within the pas; few days. Two
years since two public wells were dug in
the town, one OF which hiss been in con-
slant use, and has afforded excellent wa
ter The other, IS fee, 10 depth, although
a plentiful supply of water, has
not been used to any extent, as when first
peculiar taste led TO general
belief that the water was not good. Horses
Md other animals, however appeared to
Ike II, and Of late It has been used 10 some
.X,snt by parties who Insist that the water
vas beneficial 70 them, and within the las,
week II has been freely used by a large
number Of persons, all Of whom maintain
that il seems 10 agree with them and evil
isntly Is inyigoratng in its effects. No
analysis has as yet been made, The chaiy,
1sate taste indicates iron in abundance, and
1fobab'y magnesia is also present. An an
,,ysis will be had, and it is fully expected
hat it will prove a fountain Of health to
hose who use it.
JEFF, NJ. CIarks wagon and carriage
lint shop, on Washington avenue above
Tenth street, is new permanent institution
u the city. 1t is charge of Mr. Thomas
,anayan, thorough master, of the art Of
decorative and sign painting, having been
onnected tor years with some of the arg.
5, establishments Of the kind in the coup.
~ The shop is full Of work. Among
he vehicles OF all descriptions, from the |
amily carriage down to the common ,le- |
livery wagon, that are undergoing beautid-
alton, is the wagon Of Mr.. Charles Bowers, |
If the European Hotel. In the decoration |
# this vehicle Mr.. Canavan has cXerted all |
lis skill, and q more attractive, and more |
,rtisucally executed job of lettering and |
tripping is yet to appear. 1t will be ready |
or business in day or two now, and will |
Je the handsomest vehicle Of its kind in
'ur streets. Mr., Clark proposes to make
his paint shop a permanent thing and to
ieep only lir,t-class workmen always EN-.
)oyed in it, Owners of vehicles need not
send away TO get good job of painting on
hem, for jeff Clark can attend to that on
short notice and after manner to satisfy |
he most iastiiious,
Sometime during Monday evening the
Argus gave to It's readers the important in
that Judge Black had died the
morning the day before, and that the presi
lent had an attack of the belly.ache. That
tins was an extraordinary fete-for the
Argus amply proven by the manner in
which it Tapped its wings and crowcd the
day after; Boosting that ithai really receiy-
ed a genuine special telegram over a real