The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-28

and then csrpsssd u with ro's'scsnssd
Brussels.
The carriage OF Lohr has convinced
us sha, the pop manufacturing business
10 profitable. We want carriage too'
and are debating how woshall get u. We
can do 90 BY going into the banking or
tho pop business. Banking has some
charms pop.mAking has not, and pop
making has some that bsnkios lacks.
On the whole banker makes MS money
easier than the pepper makes hi' pop but
. p.making is more lucrative than oans'
inc. W. therefore incline towards pop.
Up and down tho liberty pole, up and
down tho s,sepls, that's the way me
money goes, PIP goes the w'''ls'
--Yss,srd,y morning between TWO ana
three o'clo,k Sargent Cain and policeman
Consnt while ncar the corner OF WASH
jostop avenue and Fourth street, ran
across nTennc coo Bill aud another WE'LL
known shief. A. soon - the thieves saw
the officers they took TO their hesls" snd
made for the leves, with the officers 10 not
pursuit, Al tho corner Of Fourth street
aud Ohio isvee the thieves pared, ono go
ing towards the 81. Charles hotel and
Tennessee Bill under the sidewalk near
Parks saloon. Sargent Cam followed the
la,,er, and succeeded In capturing him !
bu, tho other one escaped. "Tennos see
Bill" was before Judge Bross sevsrsl days
ago, and sentenced 80 hity days in the city
jan, but the city attorney gave HIM stay
O execution ON condition that he would
,eavc tho city and not return. lie Was
his morning returned 10 The calaboose
wasre he will have to serve out the fall
hity days.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Shores IL like the war
horse that s,ents the battle from afsr oil
and says to tho irumpets "Hai hsr'
lie is only restrained by tho peace doc
lrines Of the Iihle, he says, from allow
ing his angry passions u rise We would
advise him to not restrain himself Did
not David, tho man alter Code own heart
wsllop Goliath '--lidn't Solomon. behind
mis- fathers barn, give his neighbours boy,
Jacob, . sound thrAshing didn't Peter
while the apostles were on their way to
Antioch, becoming offended by . remark
made by Luke, hit him from the shoulder
= hard knock backing his eyer--didn's
Paul, on the occasion when the jewellers
Of Ephesus raised . row at . meeting OF
nis in that city, use club to good purpose
aud didn't tho Master himself scourge & Q
money. chAngers2 Examples are abun.
dsnt to justify the prosecuted Shores In
getting into rage and striking right and
left. They are as thick ~ blsckberriss In
season or the bones Of dead cattle in the
barracks at any time.
Health Officer Wootcn, who Is more
. tive than no 10 beautiful, thoroughly
d,sinfocted the city Jail yesterday, using
coal tar, copperas, lime and fro to do 90.
II he had dispensed with al the other dis
inisctants and used hre until the jail had
become ashes, he would have done y more
effective days work than hs has done for
| years. But Wooten 10 not hero, and
cannot induce himself to 60 10 the psni
tentiary for the public good. Those who
arc aware Of tho selHshnsss Of human ns-
turo will not be surprised by this state
nent. There are very few men who will
immediate themselves on the altar Of the
public good. The only two men in Cairo
who could be induced to do SO are Davis
o. the Sun and the editor Of The Bull
LETIN. We have already thus Inundated
nurself, and We are pauslng until Davis
shall do so also. We point him TO the
city jail ani ask him for the public good
to apply the torch and get, with all posi-.
ole dispatch, into the penitentisry as a
punishment for the patriotic arson.
"A serious runaway occurred on Wash
ington avenue, opposite tbs BULLETIS
office The ice cream push-cart has be-
come On institution Of the city. The gen.
leman who pushes Il from place TO place
hou,ing, In musical accents, "Ice Cream
Ice Crsamp has always been regarded n
| a gentle man. Hs has heretofore stood
| without hisching, and has even become
accustomed 10 the noise Of thoso dreadful
locomotives Of the I. e.. and q. & "
railroad monopolies. But yesterday, JUS
IS he got opposite The BULLETIN Office
Msyor Wood and Editor Davis, who wer,
friends 10 youth-alasi that lies can poi
.on truth met and scowled ct on,
another. Gentle - the push-csrt pushe
Is, tho angry looks Of those two grea
radical politicians was too much for him
He became uncontrolably alarmed ant
started 10 run away with his cart At !
oreak.nsck pace. He dashed down tho
avenue until he got to Tanners
corner, where the cart struck post anc
me Of the wheels was broken into pieces
his accident seemed to alarm ths pushel
ill more, and bis brs.k-neck pace bs-
came more furious. In . moment th'
,ther wheel Of the cart was broken, the
bed smsshed,--ths Ice cream and freezer
20 mixed with each other that neither
could be Distinguished from the other
40 the alarmed pushsr passsd by Buder'
corner, the runaway shouted 70 Judge
Bross who'was standing there, "ssop me
| Bross; stop me. Issue an order Of you