The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-15

and hity people present; there was music,
vocal AMI lnstru mental, of the highest or
der; ana there was also feas'ing, The par
ty was model in its way, for everyone
present wss made to forget all but the hap
DIV present for the time being, aud to enter
heartily into tie varied enioymen's of the
hour
The Current will shortly present pa
per prepared by one of the mos prominent
| ~ known bank Presidents Of the West,
which will discuss the question, "Why
Money is Scarcei" and "Where las the
Money Gomez" The view he will submit
will be full Of interest, not only to business
men, but to the public generally. Early in
September The Current will adopt cover
aud will reach its readers cut ard pasted as
we'll The cover will present design
which, it is believed, will strongly com
mend itself to the artistic sense cf maya
zine rcNier2, as the most superior embel-
lishment Of its character seen in many
years.
AT the direction OF the Surgeon Gen
er"'' Mr' OhSfles brush, Archi'ect ot the
Marine Hospital buildings here, has made
estimates Of the cost Of some Necessary
"oFh On Tue premises thAt was not inclu-
ucu IN Tue original contract lhis work
conS!s's OIL raising the ground SIX or eight
ieet ABOVE lis present leVeI, an IRON fence
enclosing Tue premises ana stone haggIng
Walk all around H. MT Brush mas had the
oul!oInSs put up TWO icet hieher Than was
Originally designed, 50 that they now stand
very nearly up to what would be considered
"hlgh grade" for that palt Of the city-al-
most high enough to afford drainage over
ground were raised to the same lev. clean
to the levee. The probable cost Of this
work will be about $4,000, 10 addition 70
the original appropriation; but the money
would be well spent, as the property would
be in very incomplete state without the
work indicated.
ch-l. ph ~ =, ~
Tbroo Co. n.ho ua,r..o, -
last Tuesday. where he left bis family for a
few weeks stav for recreation. renorts that
the place is crowded with STRANGERS from
all parts of this end Of the State Ga manu-
strangers were there that Rob could find No
place for himself and family after half a
day's search. Both hotels were fuII and
| not only refused him loaoipp but even a
meal, for Geal that they would 10 uneLi.
to accommodate the guests they had al
ready taken. Even many Of the private
families saw themselves compelled to take
strangers, and Bob, after VAN hunt for
Que that would take his folks, applied to
the railroad agent for a ticket back home,
at the same time telling his woeful story,
when that official kindly aided him to find
a temporary stopping place for Bob's folks
Alto Pass is growing in popularity as a re-
sort, and is deserving of the general favor,
for tits very attractive place in more re-
spects than one.
Mr. r w ponc member from fiji,
dstric, Of the State prohibtion Contra
Committee. has published n call for a Con
pressioual District Prohibition Conyontio,
for this, the Twentieth district for IN
nurnose Of nominating 4 Prohibition can
didste for Congress agaipst Messrs Al
hr,oht and Thomas and aIso for ,ho rpr
noso Of showing "tte old marty org.niza
tions that the moral and ;nteIIigont noon,
If this district arc not boupd bsnd and f,o
? 20 tho I;oror ,r.aicn Tho corror,ior e =,
, ho hold 8, Anna on ,be ood of so,tor,bo,
There is seem;rr nrobahilitv that if Mr.
0 pone's convention is to be recorded as rer
t resnan,ing correctIv ,be numerical stranot