The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10

she expects to lay in full stock Of blocks
etc, preparatory to establishing herself il
the stamping business here.
Mr.. A, T. DeBauns new business house
on Ohio levee is to be of brick, twenty-five
feet wide, one hundred feet deep and two
stories above the levee its entire length
The man who said that it would be two
hundred feet above the levee has gone VI
there to wait for it.
Mrs. Mobiles is attractive, bright, viva
cious, and will one day make her mark as a
delineator Of light comedy. The company
appear at the Opera House Friday next and
Buder is already over run with applicants
for choice seats which have been placed at
70, so and %,
--Jonesboro (Ark) Gazette; "The de-
lay in freight at Cairo has demoralizsd
things generally, Some Of our merchants
have had goods there tor more than a
month. TO accommodate its customers the
narrow gauge ought to have either more
rolling stock or less business"
The street committee inspected the
new Tenth street sewer last evening ana
found the work progressing nicely and in
accordance with the contract. 1t will be a
substantial piece of work, when finished
more substantial than most of the other
outlets are. Work on the other sewer out
lets is also going on with due DILIGENCE,
The Philadelphia Athletic baseball
club has cleared S7S,32O during the season
just closing. Baseball as q paying bust
ness enterprise is certainly a success IN
Philadelphia. A good baseball player or
manager can make better income than
ten country editors. An enclosure Of some
kind here, in which match games could be
played and other amusements conducted,
while an admission fee could be eXacted,
would make such things source of greater
interest and would be paying investment.
Officer Mahanny has written TO the
New Burnside man who was scared out
of his wits in this city few nights ago by
q couple of very oaicious citizens, and IN
duced to leave the city without calling for
$50 and his watch that he had left under |
lbs pillow at his hotel. The officer wrote
to the man that his watch and money were
here subject to his orders requested him
to call for them. His claim aud pistol arc
still in possession Of the gentlemen who SO
took them away from the
man. The man is wel-known here and is
q prominent business man of New Burn
side, making most of his purchases in this
,lty,
The American Bankers association is
% meet at Louisville, KY, in annual con-
7ention, to-day and tomorrow. Mayor T.
W. Halliday is q member Of the Executive
council Of the association, elected at its last
annual meeting of whom there are nine
teen in all. The president Of the sssocis-
ton is Mr. Geo. S. Coe, president Of the
America Exchange National Bank, New
York City. The session will continue two
days, possibly three. The first day will be
devoted 10 currency and the silver question
and the banking progress Of the year. Ad-
dresses will be made by Secretary Folger,
E, G. Spaudlng, Of Buffalo; Comptroller
Knox; Commissioner Evans, the Director
IF the Mint General Gage, of Chicago;
General Echols, of Virginia General Bats;
If Mississippi, and number of members
If Congress The second day will be de-
voted principally to considering the progress
u the southern states.
Another "infant industry" protected
against "the pauser labor Of Europe" by
30 per cent. duty, has just ordered that pro-
iuction shall cease for sixty days on &C
count of over production. The school
slate makers are practclng this little game,
which may be a very satisfactory one for
The capitalists who compose the pool, for
t saves them from any loss But the poor
workiugmen who are so greatly loved by
the protectionis,s do not see any benefit in
m arrangement which throws them out of
employment just at the time when the de-
nsnds for winter fuel and clothing arc be
coming urgent. The probabilities are that
when these slate makers start their works
again they vii. take advantage of the ne
,essltics Of their employees and cut down
heir wages, and if they protest discharge
hem and import "pauper labor" from
Europe, Oh! how the protected monopo-
lets DO love and care for the workngmen.
State Register
--Paducnh News: Saturday nigh, last,
while the steamer Fowler was enroute from
Caro- ~ this point, a deck passenger named