The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-18
NEW YORK.
BURIAL OF MORE OF THE VIC.
TINS OF THE LATE RIOT.
JOHN j. BOND AND THE OR
ANGE PARADE.
A CHELLENGE.

vIcKs.
NKw-YoRK, July 1.-THE funeral SER
vices Of VIM. T. Lstimere were held yes
to-day in the Swedenbo borgisn church, on
Thirty-hfth street, between Lexington
and Third avenue. He WAS one Of the in
nocent victims Of the riot His body was
not in church.
There was large attendance of relatives
and friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Keys preached the ser
mon and made few remarks, alluding to
the sudden and sad death OF Mr.. Lstimere
and the severe affection TO his friends. The
remains will bd taken to Albany.
Among the other funerals that took
place yesterday were those Of Thomas Sui
livsn, another victim Of the riot. His
death WAS caused by tho volley fred by the
military. The remains were escorted TO
the cenletary by the Tweed benevolent as
socistion. e.sft .lti't
Charles II. Petit, the young man who
was shot down in the street by q stray bull
let just after parting with his affia need
bride, in order to make some purchases,
was buried from the residence of his
uncle James Morton, No. 3Gl, west
Twenty first street. c
James Monaghan. also killed by the
military, was buried by the Hibernian So
ciety.
Michael Tully was also buried.
All along the route Of the procession Cf
Page and Wyatt Of the 9th aegiment, was
accompanied and followed by an immense
crowd. Notwithstanding the rain, which
was pouring down in torrents, every win
dow OF every house was filled with groups
of men and women who had been patiently
ha ha
ance OF the procession. All tho stoops
Of all houses were blocked with people,
and the housetops were lined Thick with
hundreds Of anxious sight-seekers.
About half past six the funeral train
started from the depot.
FALSE REPORTS.
Rumors had become current during the
early part Of the day that the tain would
be attacked or thrown from the track,
and Superintendent Kelso placed special
patrolmen to guard every block through
which tho railroad traversed. Instead,
however, of the train being attacked the
people in the cottages in the suburbs and
at every house outside Of town or near
the track had its quota OF sympathizers
with the regiment, who assembled at the
the windows or plazzas, and testified their
respect for the noble dead by piously un.
covering their heads uatil the whole
train had passed by.
"oy"n ,;a sne os S,SaI aN W.
% who " & &omnsniaJ the train from New
w -,
than os a nrotactin, Tho oscort was mat
by an immense crowd. The procession
10 the graves was a very solemn one. The
Al f.1. % q hn all a1,,.,f
ten o'clock, and on its way to the armory
was loudly cheered by the people in the
streets. At the armory the police and the
regiment before parting cheered each
other until tney were ho9rse.
ne enPsteIhoo y. .do maa~ rss hs has",ss VA .rH
10" sa". | has sv;aan;,, oa;na al IL
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Ron ;nno,tsn, Jncrman,s h.a,;,o
uron sha .ctian srst talon bv tho civil an.
thorities in regard to the recent troubles,
there Is published this morning letter
written by .....
JOHN J. BOND,
thu Or.nye leader. to Sunerintendent Kel-
.o tvo dsvs hefore the ,iot In vbicb ho
;mn,ores that fnnctionarv 10 ston the
Orsnge Recommendation and preyent The of.
f,sion OF blood.
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Is 70 DO tired To-day. ,,,,
Lieut.: Mackiin and Others belonging to
the Eighty-fourth regiment Will TESTIFY IN
"'' H'..
",.L'AAD'.'h
Cyriiis Dion Issued notice IN which no
challenges any one IN the world 70 Play
him game OF three oaii or rrehch eaIon'
billiards, the stakes NOT 10 DC iess 'hah ase
hundred dollars q side' Hn tnoughI, IN
billiard circles, that an international con-
test will be the result OF ms chaiiehgo' 7
THE BROOKLYN WHISKY RIOT
Clinton Gilbert, Gen. Jordan's assistant
assessor, who was shot by some unknown
man during the ffth ward whisky riot IN
brooAiyh on rrloay morning, u.Su :" sno
."., ,a.';h,a .,cnv
' ~,ao'.nv
Three professional burglars having hlred
tns Sn. Casenehs naoa "a .sbno mousI m o ~ i Wormsn
t1o EaMSs H...Ss % ~ eanw;cS strset whara two
". McyoSi Us Otooss"' 500 ""e'S w.