The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-22

lottery.
--Purce'l, the young nsn who has been
convicted Of insanity, attacked Snefiu lr'
win yesterday, and with Che greatest sp-
| parent ease throw him to The sidewalk
Irwin, always lucky, was soon relieved by
Tailor Fitzgerald, who happened to he
near, AID Tho mailman vas securely band.
cuhed he fought desperately, and II re-
qalred large amount Of muscle TO over
come him.
The colored population want TO be lei
alone but il seems their wish can not be
| granted. Myers and Arnold, yesterday,
arrested two Of that persuasion, named
ALI. Richardson and Albert Prince, who
had in their possession lot Of shoes which
were supposed to have been surrcptitious-
ly obtained. As all tho shoes were toe
small for number l6 foot, the grand jury
took charge Of the case, and the men and
brethren were indicted and incarcerated
The proceedings in the circuit court
yesterday were moro interesting than the
bible to an infdel or the constitution to q
radical. The argument in the case Of
| Clement IS. Clement was concluded by
Mr.. Geo. Wall, who, We are informed,
made a learned, elegant and very forcible
argument. Nc Clure, in the case of
Dukes rs. Nc Clurc, took a change Of
venue, and . fellow was tried for stealing
skiff. That was about all.
We feel inclined to congratulate our
readers on the fact that we are enabled
to publish this morning the last Of the
revised ordinances, and thus free our
columns Of nuisance that has ennumbered
Il EN- for several weeks-a nuisance, be-
cause however interesting ordinances may
be to the members Of the council, they are
not read with any great avidity by the
general public, who, (or which,, take,
(or takes, TO murders, treasons, strate.
gems and spells, outrages, radical tbievery
and Gen. Grant, tothe neglect Of all other
subjects, as naturally rs q duck takes to
water.
The arrivals at the st. Charles yester-
day were; Fred. Richardson, Chicago;
hurry Phillips, New Madrid, Nd; c. F,
Liebky, st. Louis; D. G. Duffy, st. Louis
Miss Calphfees, Charleston, No.; G. Waite
Holly Springs, Miss; d. II. Moore, ST
Louis; j. L. Stedelm, Philadelphia, Pa
P. II. Welch, New York; II. Loury, St
Louis II. H. Irwin ard family, city Mrs.
j. B. Beck and family, New Orleans; J.
NJ. Bigss, Paducah; r. s. Radcliffe, Pa.
cab; n. A. Litchheld, New York; Jno. F
Armenian, Delphi, Ind; Geo. Klystsr, St
Louis; T. Pearson, st. Louis; A. Mitchell,
Chicago; T. B. Bennett, Chicago; T. B
Valletts, Empire Mills; James Doyle, St.
Louis; W. II. Ross, Bloomington, H.; F.
A. Palette, st. Louis; II. c. Wilson
Bloomington, J. Il. Hay, St. Louis c. II
Cahall, Arkansas; j. D. Mcdonald, Cen.
tralis; Capt. Hambleton, Mound City, ILL.,;
Ed. Treasy, New York.
| Sometime ago, about the first Of July
last, German brick mason became an in.
mate of the family Of Mr.. Beeliug, who
lives in the upper part Of the city. HI
was an apparently good.natured honest
sort Of man, middle-aged and rather goot
looking. In a day or two after he became
acquainted with the elder..daughter Of the
Beeling family, a girl Of lG years, he man
ifested for her intense affection, proposed
marriage, and insisted that the ceremony
should be proceeded with without any de
lay Whatever. On the 18th of July the
marriage took place. On the 18th the
groom was still all smiles and affection
and on the 10th ditto; but, on the Goth 9
change came over the spirit of his dreams
He became sullen, cross, brutal Since
that time he has prosecuted his wife in
every possible way; and, on Wednesday
last, after taking from her all the clothes
she had, abandoned her. Beeling, an.
gered at his son-in-law's conduct, swors
vengeance, and left home, ABBOTT ocloci
on the night of the desertion, in search Of
him. Since that time Beeling has no
been heard of, and his family are in grea
distress. 1t ia feared that he has been di:
posed Of in summary manner by tn
man he was searching for; but thes
fears are doubtless groundless. But wher
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