The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16

keep the business from a dead stand An
other instance occurred Tuesday when the
cigarmakers' struck at Dayton, Ohio, on ac-
count of the introduction of non.union men
and girls in the factories. AS they went
out $50 Canadian cigarmakers came across
the border to secure higher wages in the
United States.
Investigations by the internal revenue
bureau into the aduteration of beer have
developed facts SO startling that circular
has been issued requiring brewers to for
ward a statement of all articles used in the
manufacture OF lager. If the order be not
obeyed, the offenders will be closely follow
ed by revenue agents.
The Cairo City Oil Mills have stopped
running for the season, Shortness of the
supply Of cotton seed made it necessary to
stop the mills sooner than was expected,
and the lack of seed was due to the failure
of the Texas and st. Louis road to come
through on time. Manager Davis and
wife are at Nashville, taking things easy.
I'VE haye made it a rule not to say
anything about person or thing unless we
can say something good. Caro- Argus,
1881, during gambling trials,
Exceptions made to the rule, only when
the person or thing is a Sunday school
superintendent, a leading church member,
the people of Cairo, or Country Hotel
that fails to advertise in the Argus.
Men have been at work for several
days reconstructing the embankment form
ing the y connecting the Wabash and Hi.
nos Central tracks near the Cotton Com
press The embankment was washed away
by the latest flood and the track let down.
Mr. Ward, the new road master of the Wa
bash, is experimenting the work of recon
struction, and is having it put up in very
SAboNduN4iL way
The watch referred to elsewhere as
having been pawned several times in quick
succession by the negro Settle, was found
yesterday by Officer Mahanny, undergoing
repairs in the laboratory of Mr.. Z, A, Blu.
der Mr.. Buder said thata short time before
the same watch had been left with him for
repairs, by man calling himself Ed Gard
ner, How Settle came into possession OF
the time piece in mystery.
Yesterday Mr.. Williams, Of the dry
goods house of II. Elliott, received tele
gram from Mr.. Elliott who is in Lexington,
Ky, announcing the death there yesterday |
morning Of Mr. Milward, Mrs. Elliott's |
aged father Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott we're
called to Lexington some time ago by the |
serious illness of Mr., Milward and they at
tended the sick mans bedside until he
lied. Deceased was over eighty years old.
The school board met yesterday after.
noon. Among the matters considered and
disposed of was the election of Mr. Will
liams as principal Of the colored schools
and it received from Mr.. Armitage his &C.
ceptance ofthe SUPPLEMENTARY of the pub
lie schools Mr., Williams is a colored gen
teman of high attachments and has charge
ofthe colored Episcopal church here, to
succeed Rev Messiah resigned,
The negro known as Brandy was up
for trial in Justice Robnson's court yester-
day, under the charge of vagrancy Though
, notorious and seli-conessed crook, soul
and body black as the ace of spades, he
efforts tocome out of the trial as
a ycrtabe angel Of light, He employed Mr.,
W. C., MuIkey to defend him. All the evil
lence was taken yesterday afternoon and
the case was continued for argument until
this morning.
There were five national banks in
trouble last week -Four Of them had |
stepped aside from Legitimate banking bus
mess to become spectators; the fifth had to
meet a run made by other spectators with |
margins TO cover. Thus speculation was
the evil cause Of all the trouble. There is
little if any danger to conservative trade
interests 1t is the man over-anxious to get |
rich hastily who brings sudden disaster
upon himself, and the same rule will apply |
TO banking institutions.
One Of the latest Developments of es-
thcic taste in the refined East is the cult
Of the buffalo bulls head The business
end Of the animal, with the horns and hair
as nature made them, properly stuffed and
provided with yitreous optics readily sells
in Eastern markets for S2j. Plains hun
tiers are therefore industriously making wild
OWg and ornhvns,n thp buffalo hprda of fine |