The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-16

girls, and determined " put . stop 10 II
BY putting q small quantity Of cold lead
into hts carcass. One shot was fred a.
him, but fortunately done no harm further
than to 'Scrath the skin little" s:Sohu,es
and his partner have 90 far succeeded In
elluding the officers, but their capture 10
only . question Of time.
DIR. Lavarty, homeopathic physi-
clan, late Of ShAwncetown, has located ia
this city and intends making It his home
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon.
mended, and refers TO the officers Of the
First National bank Of ShAwneetown, to
whom he Is we'll known, having prAeticed
his profession among them for years. He
solicits . fair share Of the patronage Of
our citizens. Once l40 Commercial ave.
nue.. 7.2O-tf
Mr.. J. Burger, the dry goods rner.
chant, left this morning for New York for
the purpose Of laying in a new stock Of
winter goods. Mr. Burger hss found Il
necessary 10 order 10 meet his already
large and constantly increasing patronage,
TO seek other. and more commodious quar-.
ters. Consequently he has secured the
new building now almost completed and
ready for use, at the corner of Ninth street
and Commercial avenue, into which be
will move his stock in a few days. No
merchant in the city has more kno Wedge
Of the wants Of this county than Mr.. B.,
and when his stock arrives it will be found
70 BE- one OF the most complete ever
brought to this market.
The report sent to several Of the
papers published in st. Louis, and one or
two in Cincinnati, that the first cotton
shipped over the Cairo, Arkansas and
Texas railroad was consigned to parties
in Evansville, 10 no: correct. The fret
bales Of cotton--hve in number If we re-
member correctly--were consigned to
rhoms Bros, Commercial avenue near
Eighth street, this city. This cotton ar.
rived in this city four or Ave days after
the opening OF the road to Greenaelds'
Later, about three weeks since, Mr.. L. II.
Meyers, III Commercial avenue, received
. consignment Of thirty bAles. The cot
ton Consigned to Evansville parties ar.
rived al this point by the Caro-, Arkansas
and Texas road about ten days ago, and
was forwarded from Cairo by one of the
Evansville packets.
On Friday morning last, Jerry Sulli.
van, late Waterman on the steamer illinois,
went into John Hagertys saloon and
called for liquor. Sullivan being already
drunk, Hsger.y refused TO give him any
thing TO drink. Sullivan left the saloon
swearing he would "get even" with Hag-
erty, but the latter paid no attention to bis
grumbling, believing il to be "only talk"
Late in the evening, Sullivan returned to
Hagerty's and - he entered the
door, leveled . revolver at Hager.y,
who was sitting at the end Of the counter,
and ared-Hagerty lodging just in time to
let the ball pass over his head and enter the
door jam on the other side Of the room.
Chief McHale and Sergeant Cain, who
were standing ~ the corner Of Eighth
street. heard the report Of the postol, and
going to the saloon arrested sullivan. n
was taken before Judge Bross, whsro .
preliminary hearing Of the case was had
In default Of 81, 900 bond Sullivan was
sent TO the county Jail to await the ae,isn
of the grand jury.