The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-30

nucu TODt1 hs tuOit pbOh"
tsised, they s,ill find themselves crowded
Tor space, in which to display their I'M
nense stock Of dry goods, dress goods
mullins, calico, ribbons, laces, clothes,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats
APPS, notions, gents furnishing goods,&c,
al bought at close prices, to be sold at the
very lowest figures. 4o2-lo-26at
ASoruER HnRsE GONE Yesterday
Messrs. G. o Patier " Go. had tho mis-
fortune 70 lose one Of their valuable
wagon horses, by what they supposed to
be the collie. Several other horses have
died recently in this city from unknown
causes. and the subject is becoming q
matter Of in,eres, TO tho public generally
and owners Of stock in particular. Some
persons have advanced the opinion that
tho too free use of the water frcm the
drive wells, out Of which many owners of
stool, water their horses, is this cause Of
no sudden deaths among them.
Others believe tho fatal disease
may 10 attributed 90 tho green
corn, which has constituted part
Of tho feed of the animals. II Is well
known that it takes twice as much drive
we'll water as clstarn water to satisfy .
horses thirst This being the case, an
analysis of the well water might result in
something satisfactory to stock owners.
Being the interested parties, they would
do we'll 10 have the mater looked into
PERsosAL.--Miss Moui, ,yobp re-
turned 10 tho city yesterday afternoon
from visit Of several friends in 81.
Louis.
We ind registered at the Planters
tho following: Wesley Garnet. Bland
vile; j n Bills, Hot Springs; L + Hill,
Floyd county, Ark; J Mckay, Wappelo,
Iowa; Henry Halle, Little Rock; II NJ
Adams, Tsmaroa, lie,
stopping At tho st. Nicholas, wo
ind the following among the moot proml.
nent A. Frick Ballard county, ky.;
Owen Houston, Mi,lcton, Ohio; II. w
White, 81. Louis Louis Weber, Edo.
rodo, Illinois; Nelson Rogers, Elgin, III
mos; James q. Edwards, Anna. Ill J. 8.
Pallsrd, ST. Ionic,
Among the most prominent arrivals;
at the 81. Charles, We md the following
John g. Morn. Jackson, Tenn; IA. IL
Ellington, Jackson, Tenn. VIM. Mitchell,
Chicago; VIM. r. Huntington, Chicago
Alex. Luuley, New York; J. j. Richards
Jackson Mississippi; II. Boyd, Jack.
son, Mississippi; John II. Commit, New
Orleans ~. ). Wooteu. Atlanta, Ga;
x Davis, Chicago Frank NJ. Juck, ST.
Louis +. j. Il CLARK, Philadelphia T..
p. Chambers, New York; +. n. John.
son, ST.. Louis j. NJ. Hewart, Sedalia, Mo;
BIRDS COURT Sheean ar
rested J. G. Randall for selling: ps.en,
medicines with out . license. He was
lined fifteen dollars; having no money be
was cent to board with Mccarthy for
eight days.
Henry Anderson. better known as
Blackhswk, was taken by Sheehan ano
Wooten for disturbing the peace. As.
sessed seven dollars, which he paid.
Mary Rucker, a white girl of easy
virtue, was arrested by Shoehan and
Wooten on charge Of vsgrancy. So.
had no money, and wa, allowed six hour,
to leave the eity.
Tho next case WAS tina. OF Thomas
Keefe, arrested by Sheean and Lahue for
picking the pocket of his companion OF
ten dollars. The proof being positive, he
was cent to the big Jail in default OF two
hundred dollars bail.
Lizzie Garter made complaint
against Annie Davis for using offensive
and threatening language at one of VIM
Scotia fashionable colorsd balls on Wed.
nesday evening. The evidence was no,
sufficient and the lady of color was al.
lowed to depart in peace, and another war
rant was sworn out by the sams patty
against Tho same for using language that
was liable to provoke a breach Of peace
This little tongue fight occurred Thursday
morning, when Miss Lizzie was passing
tho residence OF Mics Annie and she had
Annie brought to the court of justice by
policeman Lahue. The judge assessed the
iamage at five and costs.