The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-03
THE COURTS,
NOT MUCH DONE IN THE ON
CUT COURT YESrkRDAf'
THE POLICE COURT A lITfhs
LIyEI.iER THAN USUAL.

la the Circuit court ysstorday morning
the trial Of James Harris for 81 assault
with intent " Hill, wss continued a mum
ber OF witnesses we're sxsminsd, and the
counsel la the case made short addresses to
tho Jury, after which the jury retired. A.
ter y short absence they returned . vsr-
diet of mot guilty. and Harris was dis
charged.
Court adjourned until half past siA
O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
THE POLICE COURTS.
The business In the police courts yesssf-
day was . great improvement over that q
any day for the past week or ten days. Al
though Il was Police Magistrate " Bride
day, there was ~ much, II noimors BUSH
meas transacted before Judge Bross than
before Mr.. Bird.
Mary Williams, negro woman,
one Of the cooks st tho
81. Charles hotel, by her attorney ID. T.
Linegar, brought suit against one Sip
Gales, also an employee Of the II. Charles,
Tor the sum Of 500 60, which che elaine
she loaned to him 10 August last. Gales
was represented by Judge Allen. The
case came up before Judge Bross yesterday
morning, and . judgment for the fu
amount clsemsd was rendered against
Gales. Gales, "smarting under tho pasgs
Of defeat obtained warrant for Mary
Williams, charging that sometime
ago while in q conversation with her, she
had used abusive and insulting language,
"cAlculAtsd " provoke . breach Of the
peace" Mary Williams plead guilty "a
the charge, and was lined s. and the costs
Now, il was Mary's turn to come back 81
Gales, and abe did IL. She "cussad out
warrant charging HIM with
having called hsr some very naughty
. names. But IL was near noon, and ~ oil
the portsrs wsro needed at the hotel, the
hsaring Of the case against Gales was col
for two o'clock. The parties all went bach
, to the hotel, and Mary Williams pro
u csedsd 10 prepare the nooD.tims meal
She WAS Al work, when oil Of . sudden ,
7, service dish came dying Scross the roon
I, and hit her in the face, cutting an ugly
, dishes and missls of . like character fol
, lowed in quick succession, hut fortunatsly
for Miss Williams none of them strucl
her. GAlea was the guilty rascal wh'
: threw the dishes. and Miss Williams, af
ter patching up her face sought Judg,
Bros, and another warrant on A charx,
Of fighting WA issucd for Gales. The CAS-,
came up before bird, and On the frat war
rant--for abusive language--G Wa,
aaed i've dollars and tho costs and on the
sscond--for sssaulting Mise Williams
smother Ave and the insepArables wal
: added. Later in the day . peace wArrsn,
was taken out by Aiss Williams and IL /.
, likely Gales will be held under bonds I.
keep the peace.
Nsyt came Mr.. A. J. Garlic, who fol
an sssAult upon Fred Wintsr berg, wa
lined live dollars aud the costs. Night 10
fore last Mr. earle " ~ oa bic way ~ BIZ
livery stsbls, AID when near shs corner oil
Moth street snd Warrington avenue, hs
was met by Wintsrbsrg. who accostsd Me-,
earle aud IN Addressing him used soma
very insulting language, Carl rstsliatsd
aud before they we're separated Winter
bsrgs oouGtsns1ce somewhat re-
ssmtled that Of an angry turkey gobblsr.
Tit Tor tat you KIN my dog and IN
XIII your cat. Me-, %intsrbarg was 70.
qussted ~ step up ~ The hAr and explain
why hs had said What he hat to Nj. Garlic.
bs'Hg unable 4" give y satisfactory sx.
piShstion, hs WAS Iaed I've doilsrs and
the usual costs.
SarSh Moore. who IL q mnlAtto, said
that . certain big negro, whose name Il
known to almost everybody in Cairo but
W., WA "thisf aud . lock picksr,' oil o.
which WAS considered Language calculA
ted 10 provoke . breach OF the peace,
and the aforesaid Mrs. Moore was charged
Ave dollars aud the costs. She paid, bu
avsrrsd her ability 70 prove what sho had
said.
David Clark, . colorsd man, was ar
rested on warrant sworn out BY young
man named Raslsy, charging him with
the theft Of . watch. Clark was mo-
ready for trial, and the case was continued
til nine o'clock tomorrow. In the mean
time CLARK win atop with" Mr.. Fitzger
. aid At the county Jail.
= before J. J. Bird, Police Magistrate
Tom. OTools, . German from tn,
h county Kent, Ireland, Tor drunkensss, va
dnsd two dollars and costs, and sent I,
Jail for four days.
Frank Baually, an Italian boy was VI
Q on . charge Of disorderly conduct but tn
y proof against him wN too himsy, and h,
. was discharged.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNE Err
SHIP