The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-16

way slightly, bu; evidently still stsnis firm
enough for all purposes. The fresh clay
settling down between the wal
aid the solid bank caused the wall to bulge
out little, but now that the new earth has
settled, the pressure against the wall vii
probably stop and the wall will stand as i
is, as protection TO the bank. II is likely
however, that the street committee Will take
80 ne measures to render the falling down
of the wall next 10 impossible,
The world moves steadily and always
forward. Twenty years ago Ireland would
have bowed in silence before circular
from the Vatican. To-day Peters pence is
falling of, and in the very face of the Pope's
prohibition the Parncll testimonial is grow
ing to an unexpected extent. Men are not
less religious, perhaps, but they are certain
" freer from ecclesiastical restraint than in
the very near past.
Captain W. P. Halliday has for some
days been away from the city. He went to
Chester, Pennsylvania, to attend the com
mencement exercises of the graduating class
of the military academy there, of which
class his son, William, is o member. 1t is
thought that he went from Chester to Vas
sar college, where his daughter is in atten-
dance, and he is expected to return to-mor-
row bringing both back with him.
The attention of the public and of per
sons wishing to take stands in ST. Mary's
Park on the 4th Of Julyis directed to sew
eral notices published in special locals by
President Stesgala and Secretary W. F..
Cherry, of the Rough and Ready fire com
pany. The several committees appointed
by the company have been hard at work in
augursting all necessary preparations for
the celebration, and the public may rest as
sured Of grand affair. The committee to
solicit subscriptions for the race fund was
out again yesterday and succeeded IN rals
ing about $3.50 in all. 1t is the intention
to get four hundred dolar'fund
The extraordinary demand tor informa-
ton relative to the Summer Resorts of the
Northwestern States, including Wis consin
Minnesota, Iowa and Dakota territory, has
I induced the Chicago Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway to issue large edition of its
illustrated book, entitled "a ReConnas-
sance Of the Golden Northwest" a copy Of
which will be sent to any address upon
. forwarding six cents in postage stamps to
A. V. II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. Copies of thi,
took, together with list of Summer hotels
and boarding places, can be obtained a,
V the ticket office of J. II. Jones, in this city
: where Excursion tickets can also be OBJ
70 tanned at reasonable rates.
Mr.. Kuhne rejoices over his success
in another test of the incumbator which b,
: has put in operation at his house up town
~ The first test resulted in Matching seventy
-. odd chicks from about eighty eggs and al
but four Of this Matching are still alive an,
well. Three of the four that died cam
out after the twenty-frst day of the setting
y and experience has proven that all such ar
y too weak TO live. The fourth was kille,
accidently by Mr.. Kuhne himself. Tn
remaining little ones are growing rapid
under Mr.. Kuhne's care, Yesterday ano,b
u er setting OF forty-two eggs produced thin
Of ty'nine young chicks, or over ninety pc
{. cent. of the whole setting. Mr.. Kuhne
oi naturally much elated over his success, an
IL he says not much trouble is experienced /
rearing the little things.
90 The San Francisco, Col, Chronicle {
recent date contains the following with re-
erence to our former fellow citizen Hon. L
n Watson Webb, who was recently electe
police Judge Of the city of San Francisco
"Ah Lung, Daniel Mahoney and Jessi
Wilson appeared before Police Judge Web
VI yesterday morning to receive sentence, tn
'c Chinese for keeping an opium den and tn
vi two whites for visiting it and 'hltting til
~ pipe" as it is called Judge Webb too
"a the occasion to say that, if it were possibl
e' to DO so by legal punishment, he would u.
~ his best endeavors to break up the practc
ne OF opium smoking in this city. He consit
cred that there was no vice more iniurio,
ne or taking so strong hold upon the youn
zee people of the community, as it undermin,
en- the constitution Of all who indulge in