The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05


The oripin of the fire Is rot known
| Her hold was filled with corn, oats, pota
toes and few barrels Of lard OIL VI,
what damage she has sustained is a
this time unknown, and can not be nscer
tanned until tho hold is opened and an cx
famination made.
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PRoBABLE JpENTIrIcATIos.--In, TIL
BULLETIN of Yesterday morning we stated
that the remains of dead man had been
found at the end of the avenue some oight
or nine miles, from Cairo. The item wal
read BY Mrs. WIN. Pitcher, who at once
reed hized in the description given of the
clothing and tho articles found in the
pockets of the CLOTHES, the property of q
young man by the name Of Thos. Kennedy
Young Kesnedy was At the time of his Ar.
rivarin Cairo agent for arm Of photo
grsphers, In Cleveland, Ohio, but, shortly
aftsr HE arrival In this city, from some
cause unknown, lost his situation. He
remained here for some time doing nothing
and finally ran out Of money, and became
much depressed in spirits. He tried hard
tn obtain employment but all his efforts
we're unavailng. He at length became SO
much out Of heart at his unsuccessful at.
tempts 70 obtain situation that,
We are informed, hs. asserted that
ne felt like going out and throwing BIN
self into the river. After remaining at
Mr.. P's for two or three weeks. he one
morning len the house, telling the family
tina. he We going TO Mound City 10 get
money to 90 to his homo in Pennsylvania.
From that time up to yesterday nothing
was heard Of him, and it was supposed by
! his friends and acquaintance chat he had
gone away, but would some time come
back or write to some one in this city.
Within the past few weeks Mr.. Pitcher
hss received number Of letters from F.
A. Kennedy, Carlisle, Cumberland comfy,
Pennsylsania,inqdirin the whereabouts Of
his son. From the tsne Of Mr.. Kennedy's
letters We are led to believe that he is a
man Of considerable means, and has twice
| started bis son in business, but the young
man, being of rowing disposition, would
not continue long in any one place. The
'ather seems much distressed at the ig
,orance Of his sons whereabouts, and ask
In very feeling manner for the assist.
snce Of his acquaintance in this com.
munity in ferreting him ouG1 Young Ken
nedy was brother-in-law Of c. W. Dunn,
At one time paymaster at Mound City. 1t
will be q sad blow for the parents to learn
OF the death OF their son, and especially
tho manner in which be il supposed to have
died. Mr.. Pitcher viii, this morning, g
to the country and gather up the remains
of the body, which we're left just - they
were fouad BY Mr.. Tomerlin.
The f.mily grocery store of Bi1by a
Koshler Is being pasronized largely BY PEG
pie who like fine groceries. Their location
N The north side Of Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington av.
Hruss, il = csctr&l one and their stock hal
assr sslsssa with discrimination, there
ore tins new candidate for public patron
age meets s1Aesly the wants of the PEG
PIE Msss-s. Koehler & BiIby propose Il
keep up their reputation By always sellin.
The hes, Of all sorts Of groceries to thei
patrons and the public, knowing tina, pee
pie generally are aware Of the fac, tbs
rsally good articles 81 any Kind are al
wsys the ebespss, in the END, Ts,u If
| WALKER AKREsIxD.-IlformA, va
received yesterday BY Sheriff Irwin of tn.
arrest Of Charlie Walker, by the authori
ties at Centralia. Walker was seen on tn,
road between Villa Ridge and Pulaski
stations on Tuesday afternoon. It is sup.
posed he took the cars At Pulaski station
Having been porter at the St. Charles no
nl Walker was simply planning his oyr
detection by getting on one of the train
on the Illinois Central, for all the conduc
tors on trains arriving asland departing
from Cairo have their headquarters at tn
st. Charles. l's!H..al rae 1'tz "r+ 1000
IL Sheriff Irwin left for Centralia. on tb
1 L'SO Pun. Tram, uh0 Will, ~ 10 tuppOsct
return to Cairo with the prisoner in charg
On the $50 am. train.
DENIAL-It having been reported ths
Charlie Walker, while escaping from tn
city, had stopped at the house of Mr.. Mil
ton jenkins, in the upper part of the city
Mr.. j. requests us 10 publish the followin;
denial
CAIRO, October 4, 1871.
AMR. EDIToR-It having been reported
that Charles Walker was at my house OF
on the night of the killing of George Tay.
lor, ] wish to say thst Charles Walker
has never been 1t my house; and furthe,
that neither my family nor myself arr
personally acquainted with him. 1t is sale
that Walker came TO me as Mason for as
sistarc is also untrue. If Walker Is a Ma
son Il do not knowit, and it is SAID of Ma
sons that they know each other as wei
in the dark as in daylight"
| Responsibility MILTON JENKINS. q
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Miss Ellen d. Eames, formerly O
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