The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
MORE DlABOLISM.
A RIVAL OF THE PARK FAMILY
ATROCITY.
AN OLD MAN AND HIS WIFE
MURDERED AND BURNED
tFrom the Louisville Ledger, Feb. q }

| yot tbora s.o,ns 4, to M, opd o., th.a. b.r
yo,. in thai conntv an celehr.,eS in Ind,.
ana for th,, sGno,1an, iaarn;na uo.i,h
..d - ,,a,ais 80 ,,, -, H. ~ t;,a,,a'
+, wouid scam bowovsr ,ha, ,ho Javii
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s;,h hirdaoaos The srs Nd hn,isd Cor.
aysr oil ,.c.. of ,be .unno.ad n.urder
r,pn
Ro,uoon 10 o,o,ocr NonI.v r;,b, and
10 o'cIoct ve.,erdav norning ,he moo ras,
neigbor. ~ Mr. Rsn,lav hoard ,h,oa ~,
fous d;.cbaroe. ma ofa Gun or n,,,ni In a. i.
direc,ion Of penilv'. residence I'm, as NJ
pan,I,, ,sas IN a.. bah;, - 80; ',..Ii.' ~
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snnnossd Ia ,,.. ,,oaood 4, ,hs, -,
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,he. h'so s.a'eu thA' -nr' Dehtiey mao TWO
nerce uogs, 'hat always gave INC siafm oy
yer! ia',ous parkahg Sneh any one az
VennPVeu '" aPP'oa" W. nus. ~ "as
ho.'ceaoIe ho~eye', 'na' me uoSs were
not hehiu '" oalh us usua. on hohua.
n,sn'' anu ses'eiua. hoinine oo'h OF
,ie"i Nefe seen uinnB NUNS from the
uiiee'ipn ' oi NeS nsi49An!' a'a poihl ABOUT I
Vne W 'p''e anH rh h"'a .,o'. .ue resiuehee oil
hI' "enu! ne arc W. e'I'unistsnces :
uPo" ""'en 'He NJ! =. 'ne niulueI OF
.ue o:u '""" ""' u'' WIG - ""se'' nut
'neie -
onss ~ p.s, h.os ion I'm kpIs.
NJ nen'ei nau e1nseraoie Ws duan'l,
~ pln y, oIvo". n;, o"ua! ne paueu
' o.. ,ba ba ,'', ..o 20 ~ au =. 'e's nJi.'
4. - L,;iaI ..I.
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.sn.u .s w. 'no".y io' y. as 'ne haIs OF
.ne ',.u nm VIZ ~ oe see" aPoh h,s ~Sgoh'
"n." ~ ~ 'ho yI' az 'o"e i''',e us
s. . .o' '.e Du'nsu nouse, .ue ho.ses
ueMs ~ '.e s'ao'e "'u wearing tue 'nuuoy
'""'~' VI "av,.
n. po,,ia, 49, ;aJ',.; nSn .,
"a aana..';:a, "a u" J ,niu.'ou, :. mughi
anJ uo ','oa ~ ,d anu y mns ssnel"'Iy
monay which. il was snnno.ed he Kent
! in hi: house. The sale OF hi, meat would
nrobably hiring him one hundred or one
| hundred and hiiy dollars. Here was
cospITIoy OF THE BopIEs.
The bodies of Mr. Bently and his wife
were literally roasted. The fesh on a large
por,ion of them was entirely consumed
| The charrcd and blackeped remains were
turned over TO Mr.. schmidt, Bently's :
! brother.in.law. who had them gathered To-
ge,her and placed in one coffin and con-
veyed TO Louisville, where thew will be
buried at nine o'clock this morning, from
! the residence of Mr.. Schmidt corner of
! Hancock and Jefferson streets Mr.
| Schmidt and his family are almost insane
with grief at the awful calamity that has
fallen upon them.
OTHER PARTICULARS.
The qantity of meat taken to market
for sale by Mr.. Bcntly, on Monday, wa.
! 20 hams and 20 shoulders. He is known
to have left his home in the direction OF
New Albany, but it is not known that he
and one-half stories high, built of huge
| logs, ana cOulu De easily broken open Dy
any one disposed to commit robbery oil
thuruer' ~ Was situa'ea u. some uisI"he'
from my o'up, ;,hn, uosse' anu "f' "e"''y ""'
o'euP'e' ~ ] auuur n,e ye"n'
n..;. M. Al A "onh; Gnn
.,..i,, ne'etr.'es p"sa anu ua'sgne,, s .
iou'sviIIe, upon oei"s ho'.heu VI Tue shuf
ue', 'i,iheu,a'eis Tas Nn, eu .he .tehe VI w
.tageuy. Inc! aIe hI c.eSr'y oi tue op,n,o,
.na' pen.,y aha MS wne were lnuIueteu
anu lha' 'nr re- ouJect oi 'ne ii'uIueieis Ma
l"ouoiy y WI; ;n, ,S .me i'os. rs
oroh' We; &c 49, do',;u ~ tno nm,u, o,s
;s Ne; y. s,t,S PnPe'a,
anu pH.h II a ,n,' oan poIs'y oe uone, .mees
a"nssni;sn Dsni a ,ho aS"'' nnrI "'' '"' "''" " ~
'o"P''s" '"s Wo'A -
The excitement over this awful crime
most intense IT Is even deeper, we ar
told, than that which followed the terribl
fark iamiiy outehery. NJ. bentiey an
MS wnie were Gia people ana no person
oyer M Inea ~ @ sm" .",,,, oI " oNnao,oa .a an
beloyod The crime therefore is the NOR
awful on this account. The savages VIII
perpetrated it fired the house with the val
hone that all record of their dark deed {
blood would perish in the flames.