The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

for kindness TO dumb animals, but his les.
sous have had no effect In Cairo. Animals
are abused as II they had no rights humsn
being Is bound to respect. am frequently
called upon TO let drop the sympathstic tear
rs I behold brswny men cruelty belaboring
gentle horses that are evidently In fee.
Die health, and should be In . bed aud I'M
der treatment instead Of hitched fn wagons
and drays. The brutality Of man In bis
treatment Of ttutes, was forcibly impressed
upon my mind on saturday as passed TIE
BuLLKTIS office. In the street, 10 front OF
the office, l saw q horse-a feeble-looEing
animal, apparently victim Of the Ague. On
his back was young man o. sullen brow 10
whose eye was the look OF one who had
made up his mind 10 conquer or 20 die. The
poor horse, frequently addressed by his per-
seculor., as "paunyou Whistler, "a very
peculiar name - was prancing about In 8
most lively manner, NJ II frightened. Hold.
Ing 10 his bride, beating hiid with club
which hercules might have envisd, was =
large, stalwart man, evidently Hibern!sn.
AT each blow The cruel bestes would cry out
the persecuted animals name. "Dainnyou
Whistler" andth young man on horseback
would echo "Dampyou." turned away
unable to endure the contemplation VI the
spectacle, and desire 10 the most public
IN inner to call the attention Of Chief OF Po-
Ice McIlsle TO this Lsrmial ln,lspec-0i cru.
city, lie should lose no time Ia arresting the
Iiiueruisn and handing him over to the ten
der Insrcics OF gross. neglected 10 ttste
,ts, sy.a - \ ~ hat q
blue streak, a. Le disappeared in the dis
tsuce, flying from the Hibernian on dead
gun, aud carrying along with him the young
! man OF sullen brow. Neither the horse nor
the youG. man bas been heard OF since
! their disappearance in the distance that ex.
| tends IN the direction Of Mound City.
There t. a conundInm IS big o. al eie-
plant In the following, aud We give itup
| Ms. JAyr A-S,--T understand that the "Le-e,
| Ium,nsr,'s" jams Am hiss gone hAhiax," a,
.he must have tsta .-.ains ever since is hanesom'
proprietor came to town. Speaking Of fishing, =. Mr
Stafford y~oui say, teminds me OF l!itie aa-et0te
| The following gentlemen from Mosnt lily ant CAIRO
l. e., Dos. Casey. Capt Hsmbleton, John Carter. PA
g.tIssra AID Sam Poster jim Morris and John John.
son. Ike Jane Ann, wen, a-sshing and shooting
understand. While in The region Of keiys rancho Q;
founding feat Of picking eleven ducks in minute aud
half keeping ono in the air ali tis time, and it Wal
.s.y bad dny " pesns duck. ;,nyT,y, under
seat belched forth this remarks 81 have been . pro
fessiouAi sposss Cor eighty years. and am s,ill
,younF man and never new. e. % many aues' 'AAm
Now the pabNc rise, as cne n,aa and demand :;
sniTer to The Suery-whe g..ted .he; sc. duck
Respectfully. LONG SIGNATURE.
Se,4 Bens "A ~ouldn', have you tell any one abou
hip for ths world. |, sa sreaiseere;.
A eonclave OF Cairo Commsndery vii
be held tomorrow night.
A general meeting OF the Cairo furne
society Will he held NJ their hall tomorrow
evening.
On yesterday afternoon little girl
dark green waterproof! cape, lined witt
green flannel waslost. The finder is requisite,
TO leave IL at THE BULLETIN Office wher
hc wiz te suitably rewarded