The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-19

lowing names were registered J Sim
mons, Detroit, Michigan; c. II. Cantrell.
Paducahi Kentucky; John Murray, Jacks
boro; j, II. McConnelly Columbus, Ken
lucky; Jas. T. FORTS, Frickstown, Ken
lucky {. {. Clark, No. Bend Missouri.
John Moskani, an Italian, was ar.
rested on Sunday last by Sheriff Irwin and
Police Constable Martin for stealing a
cage containing a number of knocking
birds, and also for threatening to stab
girl named Powell, who lives near the
corner of Commercial avenue and Four
teenth street. lie was lodged in iail
]. Farnbsker x Son
will open
Their Immense Stock Of
Clothing,
tents Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Hats
on
Thursday, August u.
The following were guests at the 81.
Charles motel yesterday II. Lowery, j.
H. Geisier, st. Louis; George G. Kmmit,
Cape Girardeau; Milton Lsndon, Mem
phis, Tennessee; S. G, Bum, st. Loui, !;
M. Jacobs, J. NJ. Davis, St. Louis; A. n.
Sanders, Chicago; j. 3. Martin, Chicago ;
d. Goddard, Cincinnati, Ohio; j. W.
| Smith, Now Orl.ans
"A game of base ball will be playec
this afternoon in this city between tn,
hiversides Of Mound City aud the Egypt
ian base ball club of Cairo, but the Cairo
boys are confident they will be able to
beat the Riversides in this game. Both
| clubs Will endeavor to do their best and
the game promises to be the most interest
ing one yet played between the two clubs.
On Sunday morning bo'weon nine
ana ten clock, fight occurred on Com
mercial avenue opposite tho Vicksburg
house, between two negroes. during which
CLUBS, knives and axes, were used, but
fortunately neither of the parties engaged
IN the night we're seriously injured They
were both arrested and locked M in the
city jail The case came up before Judge
Bross yesterday morning, and William
huh'er' Ter an assault to kill, was held to
bail in the sum of six hundred do,,ors
The other man, named Williams, WAS dis
charged.
-Ata an early hour on Sunday morning
while Mr.. j. r. Thomas, book keeper in
me hardware establishment of Mr.. Henry
winter, was passing along Eighteenth
street, dog belonging to Mr. Thomas and
Mr.. Swoboda's dog got into a fight. Mr.
Thomas undertook to separate them when
Mr.. Swoboda's dog attacked him, In the
tussel Mr.. Thomas was severely bitten in
several places, and in a fall he struck his
mead against the sidewalk bruising his
face and discoloring one of his eyes. Iii.
night hand WAS severely lscerated, H.
wehtto McGauley's drug store and ap
Piled such remedies as seemed best for til,
bruises. We understand Mr.. Thomas hs
notified Mr.. Swobods that he intends kill
ing the dog on sight, and to bring .ui
against him for permitting q vicious An,
dangerous dog to run at large upon tn
streets.
One John A. Poore was mentioned il
this paper some time since as having writ
ten a letter soundly abusing Denver, an,
saying be would be- home to Cairo in Ser
TENDER. We babe him goodbye, an
hoped this WAS the last OF It. YESTERDAY
however, we received an issue of the Cair
BULLETIN, dated August Q, and contain
= 'ng another letter from The irrepressibl
'ohn, IL which he says some one IL goin
! 1--WE the Cairo press ''some items ths
' Ni!l make the Denver papers howl" Tn
!, Io'tet came to us marked. and above it
written the following, "He left Csir
wing quite number of bills" w
suspect tina, John won't go back to Cali
In September.
"A Inc above is from the Rocky Mon,
: tain Daily News of August IS. We don
E, know anything about Mr.. Poore'. ans,
ciAl standing, or whether he owes anvbu
4. or not, but one thing we do know i, IN,
4. nearly everyone who has returned To N
!. city from Denver, substantistes his repor
!, concerning matters in that citv