The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20

AIRY LIST, says Coroner Ogborn.
There will very probably be no ic'
harvested here this season and every ont
will have to buy the ice he uses cithel
from the manufacturers or the importers
The Cairo Ice Works will have favorabl!
season To begin in. The ice it will manu-
facture will be superior TO that taken from
the river, in that il will he produced from
distilled water and he free from all i'm
puriies When the work of manufactur'
ing ice was first introduced, the chemic as
used would give peculiar oder to the ice
but by late improvements in machinery
this Objectionable feature has been over
come, and as the Cairo factory has all the
latest machinery, the ice to be manufac'
,ured by il will be of the purest kind at
tainable.
Last night another of series oi
"Germans" was given at Reform Hall by
the German" Dancing Club. 1t was at
tended by a goodIy number of merry
young people who chased the glowing
hours, and left Joy unconfned, etc, for
three or four hours.
County Clerk Humm has the tax.
books for 1882 already extended and will
have them ready to deliver TO Collector
Hodges in few days now. The latter
has his tax notices and will be ready 10 re-
ceive from the people their yearly contribu
tlons toward the maintenance of the City,
County, State and Federal Government.
The Ren,z-Slntley Novelty and Bur
esque Opera Company, due here Monday
evening, have a splendid line OF lthogra'
phic work spread open in the city, which ia
attracting great deal of attention from
gentlemen of taste and good judges OF
what constitutes beautiful ststuary, and
from appearances it is safe topreiict that the
Opera House will be crowded on the
opening night.
Mrs S. Williamson has just received
large lot of the Irish point laces, Irish point
embroidery and the Irish linen fan lace
that is 81 swish in the eastern cities. she
also offers her millinery goods at cost.
B ack and co'orei ostrich tips for 40 cts.
worth IS eta. each. Beaver hats from
$l5O 70 S200 each; have sold the s'me
for So 80. She invites her customers to
call and examine goods before purch sing
elsewhere. 81
The total number of persons killed by
railroad accidents within the State during
the past year, WAS 4g7, against 397 last
year. and the t,tal number injured was.
8l7, against 68S last year Of the total
number k He'd, Is were passengers, lat
were employees, and 2i7 were neither pas
sengers, nor employees. OF the total nun
Der injured, SO were passengers, 52S vert
employees and 244 were neither passenger
nor employees.
Speaking Of the Hon. Vim, A. Lemma
and his four or five Democratic fellows
who fnrsonk their own party candidate II
the State Senate in order that the Repub
lican candidates might succeed, the Bloom
nqton Bulletin says: "Will the six Dem
ocratic.Repablcan Senators, who elected
the Republican nominee, Campbell, Presi
dent of the Senate, continue between tn,
lines of the two psrtiesl Or will they re
turn to the Democratic side aud do work:
meet for repeutaucel'
The hearty Endorsement by the Nation
al Board of Steam Navigation, at it;
eleventh annual sessions in this city Thurs
day, Of the work now in progress and pro
posed to be done by the Mississippi Rive
Commission, ought to have some weigh
with the Investigating Committee at Wash
lngton, Composed as it is of the men mos
largely interested in steam navi Iation OF
the western waters, whose interests hav
led them to study aud watch the work done
and It's effects upon navigation, their opiu.
ions are worthy of the greatest respect
Bloomington Bulletin: "Representa
tive Liuegsr, Of the Cairo District wa
formerly Republican, He ia now Dem
ocrat aud has an abiding faith in the 6na
triumph Of the party. He made this fac
apparent In an unmistskable manner b,
his speech secondng the nomination o
Gov. Palmer as the Democratic candidate
for United States Senator. THE Dem
ocrscy,' said he, stands upon three immu
table principles the Declaration Of indie
pendence, the Federal Constitution AM
Christ's Sermon on the VI lun;.'"
Yesterday the Wabash st. Louis 4
Pacific Rilrold Company and the Carr
Transfer Comp any each filed the neccessar
complaints ia the Court OF Justice Il bin
son, for a suit Of forcJl, detalner againi