The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15
LOCAL SHORT STOPS,

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died last night.
John Henry johnson, for being drunk
aud disorderly was yesterday "sen' up
for Eve days. Martin made the arrest.
In the police court yesterday John
Moore for being drunk was fined 81.
Moore had Just enough ready cash to pay
the fne and costs, and went his way re-
joicing.
we understand that cholera has made
its appearance in the country . short dis.
lance from Mskanda station, and that
within q few days seven deaths have oc.
Cured.
City Attorney Webb yesterday iusti-
tu,ed suit In the name Of the city Of Cairo |
against the Eamss hub factory, for the
sum Of $4,000, the amount Of mort
gage held by tho city for certain ma
chinery sold the company several years
ago.
Last night in fight between Char
lo,te Wiley and Patsey Robinson,
couple Of negro prostitutes, and Bill
Brown, . negro deck hand, the latter Was
dangerously cut 10 three places. Sheriff
Irwin and Police Constable Martin arrest
ed the women, and on the person Of Char
lotte Wiley found the razor with which
the cutting was done. They were lodged
in Jail.
Thomas kcCsbe wss before Judge
Bros yesterday on s peace warrant
sworn out by his wife Kate McCabe, who
| testified that her husbsn had on various
occasions threatened TO take her life, and
that she was fearful, that unless be was
placed under bonds to keep the peace he
would carry his threat into execution.
Judge Bross held McCsbe in the sum of
two hundred dollars to keep the peace.
lie gave the required bond.
For the past three or four months
Cairo has been remarkably clear of thieves
confidence men and gamblers of every de-
scription. Several days ago four men
having the stamp Of confidence operators
put in an appearance, but Chief McHals
puti,hs police to watching them, and the
other night all four left the city. There
| have been fewer robberies committed in
Cairo within the past four months than
during the same length of time for many
years previous.
The following were the guests .; the
st. Charles hotel yesterday 7. G. Barnes,
Cincinnati; ed. Grille, Evansville A
Comstock, Mississippi Central railroad +;
K. Falls, Cincinnati; II. p. Parsons,
Bloomington, Illinois Mrs. Esther Smith,
Peontonics, Illinois II. 4. Williams,
Bloomington, Illinois; N, L. Ellithorp,
Dubuque, Iowa; Chas. II. Sharp, Mem.
phis; II. s. Barlow, Chicago; d. l.. Hsw-
kins, Capo Girardssu; w. T. Luluke,
st. Louis; John L. Campbell and lady,
Olney, Illinois; j. NJ. Scoville, Chicago ;
Charles Lawrence, Centrslis; John Groul,
81. Louis s. Z. Buchanan, Nashville,
Tennessee Rev. Goodman, Kansas City
Missouri; Thomas Hutchinson, Chicago
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Boston A. W. Butts, New York city.
Mr.. Louis Misenhiemer, OF Dongola
Union county, and well-known as pro-
prietor OF Ine iSrge Touring MILL at that
place, died yesterday from the effects of
injuries received on Tuesday afternoon.
They were thrs,hing wheat on Mr.. Mis-
enhiemers farm, and be and a boy were
hauling the grain to the mill as fast IS il
was thrsshed out. About four o'clock
they left for town, Mr.. Misenhismer driv-
ing in advance. After going some dis
lance they came to hill, and in going
down the hill, the boy noticed
that Mr.. Msen hismers mules
were going at rapid gait, and soon dis
appeared out Of sight. When he got
near the foot Of the hill no found Mr..
Misenhimer lying At the eide Of the road
in an insensible condition. He wa. re-
moved TO his home, and DR.. Dunning Of
this city sent for. When the doctor got
there, he soon found that Mr., Misenhimer's
injuries were Of such q character Is to
render medical aid out Of the
question, and informed the friends
of the injured man that he
had but few hours to live. II issup.
posed in going down the hill, the wagon
bed, which was made of smooth boards
with nothing to keep it in its place on the
frame work of the wagon, slipped forward
and striking the mules, they took fright
and ran away, throwing Mr.. Misenhiemel
to the ground and one Of the wheel
striking him on the head, crushing hi
skull to such an extent as 10 render II i'm
possible for him TO recover. Mr.. Misen
biemer was one Of the most prominen
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