The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-11

ed, In several instances the result of tn
coming balloting can be predicted with alb
solute certainty Arkansas, for instance, viii
re-elect Garland; Maine, Frye; aud Ten
nessee, lsham G.. Harris. On tho othe
hand, who will succeed in this state, Ne
brvska, Michigan and Colorado is by NJ
means Ger tain.'
The Paducah News is still in correc
In its statement Of the Sinnott case. The
suit is brought by Major Hinkle of Cairo
against John Sinnott and Joseph W. and
George 9. Thompson of Paducah to recover
$4,000, The drafts for this amount on
these parties were returned to the Alcxan.
der county bank unpaid, were taken up by
Major Hinkle: and that is all the bank had
to do with it. Service on Thompson was
had in Pulaski county and on sinnott in
Alexander county.
yesterday afternoons weather bulletin
indicated rise In the temperature at most
OF the points comprised in this district,
The highest temperature was 55 at Vicks.
burg; the lowest was 8, at Lacrosse. At
this point it was 3S, having risen 10 dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at 2
O'Clock pm, yesterday. Rain or snow vas
reported from Cairo, Chattanooga Cincin-
natl, Davenport, Dubuque, Kankakee, La
Crosse, Leavenworth, Memphis, Omaha
and Yankton. High and brisk winds and
gales were very general.
The Poultry Monthly published by the
Ferris Publishing company, Albany, New
York, takes front rank among that class of
journals, interesting articles from the pens
of ianciers are found in every number and
its editorials are pithy and to the point. 1t
takes wide scope, not only covering TIE
subject of poultry raising in all its branch
ca, but also embraces Pigeons, Rabbits,
Dogs and pets of all kinds. No poultry
raiser shall be without it and we may truth.
ly add that it's regular reading would be q
source of profit to every farmer. Subscrip.
ton price is but Sl.25 per year
Tuesday articles incorporating the
Mt. Vernon, and Tamsroa railway COM
pany were filed with the secretary Of state
by B. F. johnson, 7. M. johnson, j Ii.
Johnson, A, NJ. Johnson, A. G. Brown and
G. NJ. Taught of St. Elmo, Ill.,, and G. W.
Evans, r. A. d. Wilbanks of Mt. Vernon,
ILL.,, Beverly w. Henry of Vandalia, ILL.,,
aud j. p. NJ. Howard OF bingham, all of
whom save Wilbanks constitute its first
board OF directors, The object is 70 con.
truct railroad from Mt. Vernon in JEFF
erson county to Tamaroa, Perry county,
H., to connect with the Chester, Coax and
)oal road and the Kaskaskia River, ST. |
elmo and Southern railway. The capital
'ifice is located at st. Elmo, Ill.
"A colored woman wanted warrant
rom Magistrate Comings, for the arrest of
gentleman of color whom she called
niger" "Well what did he dol" asked |
he court. "Don't make no diffunse what
e done. knows he done huff TO me to
1T a warnt out fur i'm. An I wants de
'ar'nt,' The court smiled doubtfully and |
nswered that it did make some difference. |
lie would issue no warrant without proba.
lie cause. "Well," said the Amazon with |
pparent effort, III wants de war'nt cause |
9 sighted me. He's my man, an
g lef me an | come down hiar
} him au' now he nebber speaks to me
n goes wild SIN other woman" The court
'asoned little with the angry woman,
bid her that, under the circumstances, she
nuld probably not punish the "nlgger"
'r letting her alone and she finally con
uded to seek redress in some other way
nd left
The report for December and for the
ear just closed, of DR.. Benson, the marine
lrgeon at this port, is as follows: Mum
er of seamen remaining in the Marine
lospital from November, SO; number ad-
lifted during December, 6S; total, 12l.
lumber discharged recovered during De-
cmber, 40; number died during December,
number on hand Jan. 1st, 'S3, H. Ag-
regate number days relief furnished dur
,g December, 2l24. Number of out pa
ents treated in Surgeons office, 10l num-
er Of times relief furnished, 1873. During
he year ended June 30fh, 1882, 3G1s4 pa
ents received relief from the U. s. Marine
[oSpital service, of whom 13O4S were
'eated in the Hospitals and 23l36 at the
illerent dispens tries. 1884 days relief
, Hospital were furnished, and 5000 pilots
'erc examined tor color blindness.
In his late message Govprnor Cullom |