The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-20
STAGES OF THE RIVER.


port at p. m. 80 feet o inches and fall
ing.
Chattanooga, May i0.-liivcr feet Q
inches and falling.
Cincinnati, May l0.-River IS feet 8
inches and rising.
Louisville, May l0.--River 8 feet z
inches and falling.
Nashville, May 10.-River z fl inch
es and falling.
Plttsburg, May lO.--Rivcr feet in
ch and falling.
st Louis, May l0.--River 10 # inch
es and falling,
RIVER ITEMS.
The James w. Cali from Memphis ar.
rived here Sunday morning at 7 o'clock,
laid over until tho arrival of all tho morn
ming trains and departed for Cincinnati at
noon, She done we'll in the passenger line,
but had light freight trip.
The Belle of Shreveport arrived here at 3
O'clock Sunday morning from New Orleans.
She had good passenger trip. Departed
for Cincinnati at $3.50.
The Andy Baum from Cincinnati arrived
here at a, m. Sunday. She had big
trip. Departed at a. m. for Memphis.
The Dexter from Evansville arrived here
at noon Sunday and got skinned by the
Gail Her through trips to Cairo has been
very unsuccessful, and it is animated that
If they do not prove more profitable very
soon they will terminate there Sunday trips
at Paducah.
The Commonwealth from st, Louis pass
ed down Sunday night for Vicksburg. She
had good trip.
The City of New Orleans arrived here
early yesterday morning and departed last
evening for New Orleans with full load
Mayor Reed and Chief of Police James
Geary Of Paducah went back on
the Fowler yesterday with their colored
prisoner who robbed gentleman of 5000
that was guest of Mayor Reed at the
Richmond House in Paducah.
The Golden Rule from New Orleans is
due to-day for Cincinnati. She is one of
the best boats that lands at the Cairo
wharf.
The PARIS G. Brown from Cincinnati will
arrive here to morrow morning for New
Orleans.
The fine electric light steamer Buckeye
State is the popular packet due this even
ing for Memphis. Capt. John Thoruburg
is chief Of ceremonies. If you wOnt to go
down the river this evening got your tick
cts from Passenger Agent Lambdn.
The New Mary Houston leaves Cincin-
nah tomorrow evening for New Orleans.
The Wyoming follows tho Golden Rule
and is due up Saturday for Cincinnati.
The Arkansas City leaves st. Louis this
evening for Vicksburg.
The Belle from the South passed up Tor
st. Louis last evening.
The City of Baton Rouge leaves st. Louis
tomorrow evening for the Crescent City.
The journey from the wharfboats to the
top OF the levee 10 matter Of some conse-
quence to those who have to make the trips
frequently during the day, as the river is
still declining.
&Ei Reno, the clerk of The Halliday and
the ladies' man of the same popular hotel,
made flying trip to Paducah Sunday on
the Gatf, in company with two popular
young ladies of Evansville who have been
visiting friends and relatives of this city.
Ed went as far as Paducah and returned on
the Fowler yesterday. He was emily absent
"a hours, but looked muchly improved.
luO ID. y. Itiltu lIOm NubuvllIc ulu not
arrive until o'clock last night. She was
detained on account of heavy business.
She arrived here with fine trip. She de-
parts on her return trip for Nashville at 8
this morning.
The body Of white man was discovered
yesterday morning lying in front of The
Halliday. He had been in the water some
time judgin. from his decomposed con
dition.
The B. s. Rhea made another false alarm.
She failed to come through yesterday and |
will turn back for Nashville to-day.
Rheumatism is clearly species of blood
poisoning .that is, the blood of the victim
is prcgnated by unhealthy and obstructive
acids that penetrate the entire system and
give rise to those racking pains that render
life a burden. The reason that Athlopho- |
ros invariably proves efficacous in dealing
with this disease is, that it at once attacks |
the cause. 1t enters the life current, and |
its action drives out the poisonous humors