The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
Tie TURNER BALI.


In compliance with the wish of many
of our German friends and members of the |
Turner society, we according to promise
to-day print the names Oft great many !
characters they represented.
AT about ten o'clock the main dc or lead
ing to the hall was thrown open, and the
master OF ceremonies announced the mr.
rival ofthsir highne.sc.. tn,
FRINGE AID PRINCESS uARSEvAL.
The trumpet was sounded, and on en-
tering the hall, couple after couple fell
intoline and marched about the ball, In the
following order:
II. Hebsacker and Carl Buder, barle-
quins.
Ed. Buder, leader of orchestra; John
Koehler, +. Gherick, II. Walbaum, A.
Vanguard and IL. Schmitztorf, musicians.
VIM. Schick, master of ceremonies.
Carl l.. Thomas, "Prince Carnival !
Lewis Bross and Herman Thomas, his
pages; Henry Black, "Temperancc advo-
Gator" carrying transparency with the
following inscription II sta mid de dem
perance becples Hurrah for cold water.r
"A Dutch tectotaler. when have any
business to do there's nothing like cold
water aid the dumb bells. Tom Sayers.
"vote yes for water and WON ans rights
| Vote No for beer and frnl,c;
| Und the beams II temperance, high rs kite,
| Dispels What's alcoholic"
'u.,n d. Ai.hIny.
Here's . the drink of parads'.
| Just sprinklod with our Yankee ce.'
Illinois Rcddick.
l.. Kennier, carrying banner with the
inscription "Honor,' on one side, and
Common Sense" on the other.
VIM. +. Kuchenbeckcr Judge;
j. Burger, Attorney at Law;
w. Chas. Mehncr, Drunken hummer I;
Gus. Buder, his drunken wife;
! VIM. Buder Chief of Police
S. Schwartz, Temperance law-breaker
VIM. Alba, Germany;
Carrying an immense big hat, under which
it is proposed the Casino, Turner and
Thaiia societies shall flock The name OF
the hat is "Concordian The societies were
represented by three ladies each carrying
a flag. "Thalia" says she would join the
union, and even donate all her property
consisting of three wig, and a glorious
future.
Adam Perrucher, organ grinder
John w. Pruess. astronomer;
After this every mask joined the process
sion and marched thorough the hall, wher
at the sound Of the trumpet, Prince Car
nival, assembled to his royal seat, from
which he delivered "A mastery speech.
At the conclusion of Prince carnival
address, an old woman complained to hi
hghness, that her husband, contrary 4
the provisions Of the new temperance law
had taken too much sugar in hisn,
without first having obtained permission
from her. The prince referred her to tn
honorable Judge ard the wretched hus
band was put upon trial for his violation
of the new law. The husband and tn
saloon-keeper WHO sold him the whisky
after fair hearing, were found guilty
and the sentence of the court was, tina
they should not, under AN
circumstances, be allowed
drink only at regular intcrvals-not NOR
than once in every fifteen minutes. Ate
this ceremony the prince called the atten
ton of all fools to the fact that the ten
perance law was not yet in force IN Car'
and that all could drink TO their hear,
: content After this the ball was regularl
opcnad VITA polynesia. The follown
were among those who were dressed /
masks
Mrs. VIM. E-s; Tyrolisn Girl.
Mrs. Gust. ii IN Game of Chess
Miss Rosa 1t; Tyrolain Girl.
Mrs. VIM. BIZ; Harvest girl.
Mrs. John A. K-r; Harvest Girl.
Miss Josephine G-s; Wash Woman.
Mrs. Lewis Blu; Snow Flake.
Mrs. Chas. S-n; Fish Woman.
Miss Anna HIN Game Of Chess.
Mrs. John w, P-s Spanish Girl.
Mrs. WIN. "A; Spanish Dancer.
, Miss Josie 1t Tapcorn Girl.
. Miss Matilda Id; The Rose.
+, Mrs. Louis ii It; Phantasy.
J Mrs. Carl l.. rs; Phantasy.
Miss Hannah Pr; Snow Flake.
Miss Minna K-n; Riding Habit.
/, Mrs. I. j. K-t riding habit.
Mrs. Louise Is .Tyrolian girl.
Mrs. George L-r Chimneysweepcr.
Mrs. WIN. Six Fish woman
Miss Fanny tt; 10 of Hearts.
Miss Lizzie E--s; 10 of Diamonds.
Miss Mary H-s Alps girl.
Miss Belle w. Morning Star.
: Miss Matilda M; Morning.
Miss Matilda FIX; Tailor girl.
Miss Henrietta "A; Game of Ches
, Miss ANN HIN Game of Chess.
Miss Eliza F-r; Country girl.
Miss Mary B-h; Old Woman.
Miss Anna by; A Dutch peasant glr
Miss Maggy VIII Phantasy.
Miss Helene F-s; Fisher girl.
O Miss Sarah K-n Alps girl.
Miss Lousie NJ It; Flower girl.
Miss Eliza M; Phantasy.
!. Miss Fanny He; Alps girl.