The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13


CHARLESTON, Mo, Tucsdays
Thursdays a Saturday,. IiOoam ll.OA.m
rhcbe-, Goose island aud
santa fe"...,.'..... DO. ppm ~. 200 IN. sat.
JIM. GRAHAM, "
The Vincennes q indianapolis rail.
road, which Is direct continuation OF
the Cairo & Vincennes railroad, will be
completed by the ist day OF August.
During the past month policeman
Arnold has collected from criminals STA,
and gave the city, through the convic.
ton OF offenders who could not pay their
fines in cash, one hundred and thirteen
days street labor.
The circuit court has disposed of its
criminal docket, having sentenced eight
persons TO the penitentiary and punished
several others by fines and imprisonment
in the county Jail.
An Alabama paper takes payment in
dogs II the Bulletin were 10 take the
same Kind Of currency IN exchange for
subscriptions aud advertisements Il
would In "a short time have huge pat
ronage and about half million Il the
canine species.
Or. Taggart II at Great Salt Lake City,
and II writing letters abusive OF the Nor.
mons. strange, this. Every erson &C.
lusintei with the Doctor expects him,
IN account OF the polygamous feature of
the religion 70 become n speedy convert
20 Mormonism
\ gentleman, passing 10y the residence
u Mr.. Petrie, the butcher, last night
about II o'clock, was attacked by three
Of that gCntleman's numerous dogs.
With great Difficulty he prevented them
from lunching Off the calves Of his legs.
BY vigorous use OF Ais boot.toe, aud an
expeditions climbing OF the sidewalk
railing, he finally escaped
\ young lady, about sixteen years OF
age, stepped through the high sidewalk
on Fifteenth street, and injured her leg.
She declares that, II anything serious
should result 10 her limb from tho acct.
dent, she will sue the city for 500. 600,
since her leg T. worth to her every cent
Of the money. Wonder what value she
puts upon her whole body.
We learn from Capt. Halliday, that the
statement made I'm the Columbus Dis
patch that'the Illinois Central Railroad
officials who were lately on a visit to that
town, were there 10 make arrangements
for the construction OF the Junction Rail-
road, Is not correct. During the passage
nothing whatever was said upon the sub
ject. No matter, the road will be built
II not by the Illinois Central then by
some other corporation. That's fixed
s---
The grand dog chorus, last night, sur
passed anything ofthe kind ever attempt
ed since the celebrated vocal effort OF the
stars over the birth OF creation. That the
barks OF thousand dogs, ranging from
the profundo basso OF the slobber-mouth- |
I'd bull dog 10 the piccolo OF the most di- |
poodle, mingled in that chorus, |
We can probably prove by thousand |
witnesses. Talk about Gilmore's peace |
Jubilee! Why 1t is not a circumstance.
Gen. John A. Logan says that George |
was one OF the originators
and mainstays of the Society Of the Gin !
innati.
Horace Greeley, therefore, makes stu
peDdous ass OF himself 90 when he AS.
sefts, as he does in recent philippe
against the q. A. RS, that "Washington
saw In the society of the Cincinnati the
first step towards an aristocracy, and not
only declined 10 ally himself with 1t, but
brought all his vast influence 10 bear In |
opposition to it,"
We should like to hear from Taggart |
On this head
Egypt"
"Belzonp writes well and truthfully. |
His letter to the Chicago Post, which
we reproduce elsewhere, will assure the ,
reader thlt he is gentleman Of unques-
seracity, excellent forecast and
y pleasing aud forcible writer. We
thank lin in the name OF the people for
the justice he has handsomely accorded
10 our rowing city.
enc Inndred and FIFTY Dollars Reward
Onthe night Of the 4th of June last,
my tore on Commercial avenue, be-
tweh Eighteenth and Nineteenth
strets, was entered, and cotton and
wolen goods, shoes, etc., stolen there.
from to the amount of about five hun
drd dollars.
Will pay one hundred and fifty dol
tgfS cash To anv parson who will rafurn