The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-24

and frozen with pure distilled,water ice.
1t is healthy, delicious; it cools the body
and warns the affections into lite and &C
ton. Cairo young ladies many cut out
the above and paste it into their young
gentlemen friends hats.)
Charleston Courier; 1.-THE crop pros
poets of this county, from all reports are
tar more fattering than was expected
would be the case month or so ago. In
the Wolf Island country, back of No, 6,
and along the river generally, good aver
age crop is looked for"
Quite number of girls from Iowa aud
Minnesota have filed applications for land
in Dakota aud evade the "actua settler
part of the business by spending night or
two every month in little shanties erected
on their claims. And yet Surgeon General
Hammond contends that women have not
the commercial spirit like men!
Mr., Catfish Johnnie" has "cesned
out" the Chicago house in his "bock" on
Ohio levee, and In anticipation of having
soon to bear the infliction of new side
walk in front Of his row, will prepare for
the calamity by putting new French
plate front in this house. He is determined
to keep up with the Improvements in prog.
ress or to be made in his mmediate yicin-
ity.
The telegraph operators are confident
of the successful outcome of their strike.
They appear to be determined and are gain
ing rather than losing ground. The con-
flicting reports that are sent out do not fur
nlsh spectators much foundation for safe
conclusions; but on general principles the
brotherhood hold the best hand, and are
likely to secure valuable concessions, if not
all they demand, providing they do not
falter.
"A colored woman named Fountain,
perhaps better known as "Aunt Mary"
living in the barracks near the Mississippi
evee, has for some time been Frustrated
with paralysis. One side and her tongue is
entirely helpless; she can neither move nor
speak She has been compelled to depend
upon neighbors for food and it is said this
is often appropriated by her two big boys
who are worthless vagabonds. She is a fit
subject for public charity.
Ladies' will find it will pay not to fol-
low too closely in their dress the vagaries
of fashion. AT ST. Paul, MINI, Julia
Crockett sued the Milwaukee s. ST. Paul
railway for injury she sustained by falling
between the cars and platform. The rail-
way declared the fall was owing to the
lady's pull back dress. Judge Miller ruled
that the evidence was admissible and the
point well taken, saying that certain dresses
were not proper at certain times and places,
as for example ball costume in baggage
car.
While several men were amusing them
selves in testing the strength of their limbs
Sunday in jumping contest in front OF
Mr. Louis Herberts saloon, tramp giving
his name as jim Donall, but generally call
ed "Red, the blacksmith" went into the
saloon and took an ALPACA coat belonging
to one of the party and made away with it.
Officer Mahanny arrest jim and took him to
Jail, Yesterday the coat was found in negro
den on Fifth street, where jim had sold It
for 40 cents jim was yesterday charged
with vagrancy and fined one hundred dol
lars and costs by Magistrate Comings. He
is in Jail.
Father O'Harran, bishop of the Catho-
lie church Of Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania,
has forbidden banging the hair, to the girls
of his parish, and it is expected that the
bishop will extend the prohibition to all
congregations in his diocese. Father O'Har-
ran is right, and if he will now prohibit
tight laCing and Mother Hubbard dresses,
and the alligator swing and dying angle
worm twist in walking, and cold feet at
bedtime, and fine aud antidote for twenty
seven dollar spring bonnets, and manage to
cover up the shortcomings of the present
style Of little girls dresses, he will 60 down
to posterity as the greatest benetactor TO
suffering humanity of his age.
The increase of exports Of breadstuiis
for the fiscal year ending June 30 was con.
tinual throughout the year. For the month
Of June, which closed the fiscal year, the
value of exports was $l1,545,938 in 1888
against s9,270,12G same month last year.
For six months ending the same time 1883
the value was $s5, 14S, 1886, against S64,.
S56,930 same period last year. For the
year 1883 the value was 5000 ,97l ,J91,
against Sl77 ,0Ol 1893 last year. This shows
an increase of nearly xoG oOo mn Co. Az