The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-03

POLICE CouRT.-John Good, bar tend
or at the Cristle saloon, In the old post
oilics building, was before his Honor
Bird yesterday on charge OF firing or .
pistol within tho city limits. Good was
fined three dollars and costs, which he
paid like little man. Sheehan and Cain
made the arrest.
--Oharles Wright, q German, the man
who did the bird stealing night before last
was arrested by Officers Sheehan and
Martin late the same night and locked up
Ia the cslboose. Yesterday he was taken
before Magistrate Rird, whom it was as.
contained that he had stolen, not only
Mr.. Linton's and Mr.. Thistlewood's birds,
but also a fine canary from Phil
Ssup, and ono other bird tho owner for
which has not ye. been found. He Gays
that he stolo the birds that he might sell
them and use the money to procure some
thing to eat. lie was hold to bail In the
sum OF $500, in default of which ho was
sent to the county Jail.
-John,lI Ham, mere boy, WAS before his
honor for being drunk. A enc of two
dsllars and the usual costs was booked
against him, and being unable to pay il
he was sent to the lock up for four dayb.
1t was Bi!lingsly who arrested Ham.
John Wilson on similar charge, was
arrested by A. Cain. TO was fined one
dollar and trimmings, which he paid.
Personal LoCALs.--Mr. James II.
Bow eridgo, brother of tho governor, left
for Springfield yostorday morning
Capt John w. Trover was in town
yesterday
MIR. Stafford, of tho City National
bank, is in Chicago.
Capt. Tom Harmon of Nashville.
Tennessee, took bis hash at tho 81. Charlie,
yesterday.
Col. K. y. Cheathsm brother OF Gen
Cheatham of southern confedereey fame
was in the city Yesterday, and made hi.
headquarters at the ST. Charles.
Maj. Morrill,, Of tho Cairo and Vim
cennos road, returned to tho city night be
fore last alter an absence Of several day.
at bis home in Evansville, Indiana.
Mr.. Palmer, late superintendent. oil
tho Cairo and Vinccnnes road, arrived
in tho city yesterday afternoon. Weun.
der;tsnd he will remain in only a DAY
or two.
Our old timo fellow citizen, n. S
Wickwirc, paid Cairo dying visit day
before yesterday. "wick" now lives a.
Carbondale and "a stll In the building
business"
| Col. ". ID. Frost, general manager
and Capt j. G.. Mann, assistant super.
iutoudent of the Mississippi central rail
road, were in tho city yesterday, on
business connected with their road.
Mr.. Il. Jurgerfeld, prominon,
sculptor OF ST. Louis, was in town q few
days ago, and is, we are informed, one OF
tho contestants for tho contract TO put ur
tho monument in the National Comotor,
a. Mound City.
Prominent among the arrivals at tn,
st Charles yesterday wero: a s Reddcn
New Orleans; w Il Fish, st Louis; Il "
Brown, Richmond, Virginia; Chas Davis
+ Dyer, and j L Perkins, Cincinnati; p
F Clark, Harrisburg, Illinois; p w Smith
Peru, Indiana; L II Pointer Cincinnati
X IL Laughlin, and l. Harrington, Mem
phis.
| Arrivals at the Delmonico Hotel Yes.
to-day were as follows: w. Spooner
CentraliA; N Schloss, Evansville. Loui.
La Grill, Memphis, Geo p Quinn, N {
X Il; VIM q Moore, Prices Landing, Mo
Mrs w q Brown, Now Madrid; J Cassidy
Cincinnati; j Ii Robinson, Fillmore, Ind
James H Miller, Chicago; II IL Gregory
nj q r X; II e Smith, NC Il X; T. II
Sweeney, Metropolis; John Dsughorty,
Jonesborro.