The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-23


q, the brides residence, Mr.. John ii.
Span and Miss Hattie NJ. Nail, both of
Jonesboro.
L.. A.-Parker Earl of Golden, will
lecture before the Liberal Religious as
ISOLATION at their hall, corneJ Twelfth
street and Washington avenue, Sunday
evening at s O'Clock p. IN. Subject;
Unity of Religions" The public are
invited to attend. Lecture free.
97.5.23.2t Ex Cow.
SuIcrDE,-We learn that Louis Turn
or, OF Goose Island precincts, shot him.
self on Thursday evening. 1t Is said that
insanity induced him TO commit the sui
cidal act; but from what we can learn we
are led to believe that there was "wom.
an at the bottom of the matter" Turner
had been paying his address to young
lady, and short time ago she Tilted him,
and hence tho "shuili ing oil, etc.
KrLLED.-A few days ago party of
men from Pleasant Grove, Union comfy,
wcrc out fishing, aud when night came
on built a Are AT tho foot of large dead
tree. Whom bed time came they made
down their beds and all lay down TO
sleoP, leaving che fire still burning. Dur
ing the night the tree burned of and fell,
killing a man by the name Of Hunkle, and
seriously injuring another.
PALMER--Mr. Palmer, superintond ent
of the q. & V. railroad company, lof. for
Louisville this morning. He will be
absent from the city several days. Mr.
Palmer took charge of the q. " V. road
at very unpropitious time. In week
or two after no ASSUMED it's management
tho financia, crisis broke down business
and prevented him from getting the road
into satisfactory shape. But he did al
much as could be done under the circum
stances-handled it with great skill. NJ
one can understand the difficulties of III,
position he occupied, and those who hsv,
even slight idea Of them wonder ut Mr.
Palmers success. He possesses the ex
plicit confidence OF the company and tn
bond holders, who will retain him rs thei
superintendent until the road Is takei
from tho receivers, and then he will agsiI
manage it.
KGHLER Il BRo.-This firm having
taken charge of their Eighth Street Nea
Market, have inaugurated new syster
of doing business-s system that will b
sure to give satisfaction to their patrons
Being wholesale dealers in'the meat trad
0 they are enabled TO cell better meat fo
less money than any other establishment
in the city. They will do strictly cas-
business, oredting nobody, and nope tn,
no person will apply for credit, as it wi
certainly be refused. This system will |
adheared to in order that they may not
compelled to charge cash customer
v enough to make up for bad debts. The
e will open their shop on this Saturday
d morning, when will BIO offered to th
" public, at unusually low prices, tn
choicest fresh meats of all kinds-such q
beef, veal mutton, pork, etc. They wi
l. also have fresh sausage for sale ever
morning. They .olicite share Of publ
y patronage. oi-a'2o'os
i WHERE DO THEY COME FRoM.-W
k.t 80 dol
"a females tina. are to DO seen in certain Il
q cslitios of the city at almost any hour
h the day or night. Though unable to TO
whore they come from, we do know tbs
, an unussllv large number of them are i
? the city. They are NOT .Lo bawds ths
al our brothels, but wretchod, drunken
. filthy, ragged creatures, who roam fror
point to point, not knowing where the
will obtain tho next meal or nights che
ter. They visit the low rum holes. con
sort with negroes, and in their geners
. demanor show depth of depravity b'
yond which it seems impossible for mol
tails to go. Last night before dark,
brace Of these poor creatures, reelin
drunk, their matted hair hanging abou
their shoulders, their clothes filthy an
torn, we're set upon by amob OF negr
boys at tho corner of Fourteenth an
Poplar streets, who, for short time
made the neighborhood resound wit
obscene and proiane out cries. NOR
revolving scene was never witnessed, bu
all who saw the wretohed beings felt NOR
like pittying than blaming them.
CoLoRED SISTERS ON THE WAR PATH
Thore was disgraceful rumpus kicked
| up in house on Fourth street night DO
, fore last between two colored women
+ There was q number of persons in tn,
house at the time the difficulty occurred
and there being a scarcity of chairs to 81
a on two Of the women underworld to oc
If cupy the Same seat at once. One of tn,
g women known as Riley, refused to Civ
& up any portion of the char and informed
her colored sister that if she persisted II
her attempt TO crowd her "off dat char,
u there WOull bn sonahoa,, burt No,u,;,h