The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-14

death, All dogs are killed rs soon as pos.
sibe All the animals killed are either as
phyxiated in charcoal over or are chloro-
formed. Either process is painless, and
death occurs in from q minute to q minute
and half. More than thirteen hundred
were disposed Of IN June, and more than a
thousand in July, The bodies are taken
up by the bone-men.
The Wabash road is considerably be-
hind with monthly dues to their employees.
With some the company is one month,
with others one and half months, and
with others as much rs three months in ar
rears. Shortness of funds is probably the
principal reason why the company does
not do the work 50 much desired by citi-
2ens here i. G. transfer its freight traffic
from Commercial avenue to the Mississippi
side Of the city
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has rented the spacious front room
over the Alexander County Bank, which
will soon be thrown open to the general
public ms a reading room. 1t is to be
neatly furnished; it is now being newly pa.
pered and painted, TIE opening will be a
formal one and an elaborate literary pro-
gramme will be carried out The day of
opening has not yet been fixed upon, but
will be announced in due time.
1t is understood that the general Off
ces Of the Wabash road are to be removed
from here to Mt. Carmel, in order that Di-
vision Superintendent Moore can the better
oversee the business At present Mr.,
Shearer is left nearly alone IN charge of
the offices here, acting as train dispatcher,
telegraph operator, superintendent and in
several other minor capacities. 1t is I'M
derstood that preparations for the change
are in progress at Mt, Carmel.
Thursday night the board Of managers
of the Widows aud Orphans Mutual Aid
Society meets again, for the purpose of set
Ting The questions that have arisen con-
corning the secretaryship. Mr.. Lewis is
confident that he is right in the position
that his term is for life and that he can be
removed only for good cause, while a ma
jority of the board still persists IN under
standing the matter otherwise. The meet
ing will be an interesting one, no doubt; an
exciting one, perhaps.
-Carboic acid is sure destruction to all
insect life, and if used with judgment is
not detrimental. To use it cheaply make
strong solution Of soap and wa
ter, and toeach gallon OF water,
add a tablespoonful OF carbolic acid
This preparation not only keeps insects
from trees and plants, when applied, but is
also serviceabe in poultry houses, stables,
pig sites, and all other places that need pro-
lection against vermin, tor even rats will
GO, ON, IS ,,s ,yo, + ,orred into their
holes.
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Among tue guests at lne hal''uay %
sunday were MI henry henneuy' master
carpenter OF the limos central ROAD, VINO
has charge OF all the river and lake carpen-
ter work OF the company, and MI h. D.