The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-16

The Henry Lourey, of the NJ. v. T. Co.
IS mere making up trip for New Orleans
The Arkansas City from vicksburg will
pass up for st. Louis tomorrow evening.
The weather lie very pleasant agaln--river
still falling here but rising at Cincinnati
and Louisville.
The City of New Orleans leaves Cairo to.
day for the lower Mississippi going through
to New Orleans.
The towboat Harry Brown left here
yesterday evening at 7 o'clock with 20
empty flats for Pittsburg,
Mrs. Kimbrough, wife Of Capt. Tom
Kimbrough, went to st. Louis to take trip
up the Usage river on her namesakc.
The little packet j, II. lIillmau from
Nashville arrived here at p, m. yesterday,
departed ats p. IN. She had light trip.
The City of Vicksburg left St. Louis last
night for New Orleans, will arrive here
some time tonight or early in tho morn.
ing.
The Hudson from st. Louis passed up
for Shawneetown last night, will leave here
on her return trip for st. Louis Saturday
evening.
The City of Baton Rouge from Now Or.
leans arrived here at 7 p. m. yesterday,
came from Memphis to Cairo in 10 hours.
Departed for st. Louis at 7 10 n. m.
The Ohio from Memphis passed up for
Cincinnati yesterday morning. She arrived
at 10 a. IN, departed at noon, received 10
cabin passengers here, mostly for Louisville
and Cincinnati
Mrs. j. M. Phillips, wife Of Capt. Phillips,
Of the firm Of Halliday & Phillips, took
passage on the steamer 0hio yesterday to
visit relatives and friends at her old home
in Kentucky.
The Globe Democrat of yesterday says
the Ella Kimbrough left 81. Louis for Usage
river with all the freight she could carry
and will remain in the st. Louis and Usage
river trade permanently.
The Jas. w. Gafr leaves Memphis this
evening for Cincinnati and will arrive here
Sunday morning. Remember the cheap
round rate with rooms in port while lying
at tho Queen City is only $i2, and W, II.
Lambdin will furnish tickets.
The Guiding Star from CincnnNi is due
tomorrow night for New Orleans. She is
as fine as silk and has the name of setting
the best table of any boat on the Western
waters, but no "wind pudding'-prove it
by Bob Jones.
Doctor Brady, of Halliday & Phillips
wharfboat and special correspondent for
various leading journal of st. Louie, Chica.
60 and New Orleans, has been absent two
or three days visiting, but is due this morn.
ing.
The "wind pudding packet" that Sol Sill
yer alludes to, don't compare with the
Anchor Line steamers in point of elegance,
but we would like to compare passenger
receipts with him. The "wind pudding
packet are famous for the courtesy of
their officers and good living.
While the John =. Hopkins was lying in
port at Evansville last Monday morning
about daylight fire was discovered 10 tho
baggage room which issued from trunk.
The trunk had been on the boat for several
months, held for unpaid portage. No clew
to the origin of the fire which was prompt
y put out, but it is supposed was the work
Of an incendiary
Will s. Hays with his daughter and
niece were passengers on the Ohio yester-
day making their way home. Will says
his wife sent him on a trip to get shed of
him during the usual house cleaning and
'emodaling season, and she also writes him
hat bis home with it's new coat of paint.
papering, ETC., is now open for his happy
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