The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31
THE TRIAL OF CAMPBELL.
ARG u MENTS OF POPE, LlNEGAK
AND ALLEN.
THE CASE GIVEN TO TUE ~ III
AT FIVE O'CLOCK LAST
EVENING.
No VERDICT RENDERED UP 10
MIDNIGHT.

It was not long after the courtroom doors
were thrown open until the house was
with people who appsrently took
q deep interest in the proceedings ot the
case However, u great msinrity Oi those
present were G0lorcd, AMI with
n great many Of them there
IS nothing 80 pleasing as to bear de.
tailed the horrors oi cold blondei and
atrocious murder
Hon II Watson Webb for the proselu-
ton and Judge MuIkey for tho defense,
having submitted their argument. t. the |
jury ON Tuesday afternoon, there fo-
manned three speeches to be
made yesterday. County Attorney
T. II Pope opened tho srgu-
ments ia the morning and adifrsaed
jury for about one hour
ID 4. ldnegar for the defense, ioIowed
Mr. Pope, aud occupied the attention Of
the court aud Jury the balance OF the fore
noon, MIR. llhegar was listened t. with
marked attention throughout
At the conclusion OF Mr.. L,ucrar' sHrgu-
neut, court adjourned until o'ciock,
pm.
un the assembling Of court ia the after
nom Judge Allen commenced the closing
argument Ia the case ior the prose.
cution. Judge Allen spoke for
two hours, concluding his argument at
o'cloch. The jury, ~ with Mr. Linegar
listened to Judge Allen with profound at
tention, and seemed to be inspired with
| the truth of what he said
Judge Baker then read the Instructions
| to the jury, and At about o'clock they re
tired to the Jury room to deliberate, md
render up their verdict that ,- it they can
| agree upon verdict
Even after the Jury hal retired, many
persons remained IN their seats to
await their return, snxiuu. 10
hear the verdict. But at six O'Clock,
when court adjourned, everyone WAS com
PEELED 10 retire, as the jury hnd not yet
announced their readiness ~ say what
should be the fate of unfortunate Camp.
bell.
Up to twelve clock last night no yer-
diet had been returned
PROBATE CouRI
Probate court assembled at nine o'clock
yesterday morning. The following bust
ness WAS transacted
Guardianship of Jemima keruick, mi
nor child of Samuel Remick deceased'
Report filed and approval postponed til
till next term of court.
Estate Of Michael Maloney, deceased
Herman Blows, administrator Admins
TRAITOR report submitted, approved and
ordered recorded.
Estate of Martin Egan deceased, David
j. Baker, administrator. At request Of
administrator, continued to next term to
give notice to heirs.
Estate Of William White. deceased, ID.
j. Baker, administrator. Continued TO
next term 10 give notice to heirs.
Guardianship Of Ellen Cannon, minor
heir Of James Cannon, deceased, John
Crowley guardian. Report submit
ted examined, approved and ordered re-
corded.
Estate of Michael Cannon, deceased
John Crowley, executor. Sail executor
submitted his report, which was exam
ined, approved and ordered recorded, and
said executor ordered discharged from all
further liabilities.
Estate of Ann y. Jordan, deceased,
John Csuble, executor. Said execution
approved AMI made report which WAS es-
amined and approved and ordered re-
corded. 1t was also ordered that said
executor pay over 10 Alexander \. eau
BILE and John r. .Iordon, minor heirs If
said Ann lord an, deceased, rj21 ~, tho
amount of balance remaining ia his
hands. The lHal DISCHARGE II SAID rkrou-
tor being entered.
Guardianship OF Maria f. ant Sarah A
EULER, Louis Lincol, guardian, maie re-
port which wa- approved
Estate OF Napoleon 3. Blodgett, y
! Hunsacker, executor. Report approved
( on conditions, and the administrators or
/ dcred to pay oil all claims against said
| estate
! Estate OF Sebastian fUhu, deceased
John G. " bite, administrator, made iiaaI
report aud sad administrator Discharged
from further liabilities.
E4tyte of Charles GunteI.ou decreased
john T. Rcunie, aimini-tratOr. finH
report, which was approved and sand nj
mlnistrator discharged from farther liza
bilties
Eta,e Of John Cahill. Julia CHh'll, AL
ministrs,rIx. Petition to sell real estate
asked and obtained an order of court Tor
leave to sell the real estate Of said de
ceased, to psy.,he debts of said estal
Estate OF Albert Xelsg, Letters ol al
m,nistrstion granted to Louis jorgrnsrn
In said estate.
POLICE COURT,
The past week has been an exceeding
duh one in the police courts, ON no Oh
day during that time has there been NOR
than three cases, and they Of so little IN
portance that i has not boon consid"fe.
worth while to mention them.
John V. Milligsn, who says he "hIchcc
nm in Iulinnar WAS before his homo