The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-20

pichofy uott0m cboir WIN Twill paii
hanging on zach leg Of 70. Mccarthy
called ~ the old man, but the poor old fel.
low took fright and scsmpsred sway %
fast as his feeble limbs would carry him.
The chair aud buckets are ia the posses.
zion Of the jailor
IT hss been . long time since the Athe-
hsuin WAS 30 dcnssly crowded ~ II wa
last night, aud Mrs Hanchest may justly
feel &C mplmented ~ Il wss her benefit.
Tho audience WAS not only large, but was
Ia great part composed Of our most intel
I'gsnt and bee, people. The entertain.
,nsnt, SO far Is the troupe could make II,
wss erccllent, the acting VI sll being a.
good, aud Ia many respects, better than
they had before done in tins city. Miss
PfIoe a. Anna Osthsr;ek did not dstfset
IN the slghsst from hss usual toe
acting, but rersonstsd ,bs character
to perfection. OF her rendition Of the
character Laura Fsirlie the same may DO
sAid. IN the secend OF naftos piece" Ire
land - Il Is, Miss Hsnchsst, assuming the
loading role, was the attraction. A. Judy
VTros she ives In her glory, and more
than onos drought down the house"
her an.ic. Msssrs. Ms,drurn. Murray,
Barry and Bosworsh were fslly
up TO their par,s ani acted
them well, % they always DO. Tonight,
The las. of the compsny's stay il this city,
will be presented the beautiful three act
drama entitled A." Welded, Yet no Wife,
Miss Price appearing A. Lady Camilla
Hailstone. BY request VI large num-
Der OF citizens, the farce entitled "Ay
Neighbor's Wife" will conclude the even
ings entertainment. This b u good bill,
and A. this is the last time that Miss Price
aud her oxeellsns troupe will appear 10
this city, il IL TO DO hoped will draw . full
house.
THE Circuit Coart.--In this
court, yesterday, the following cases were
called and for cause continued to the next
term: =. Y. Mcclure Va. - Hunter !;
John G. Moon Va. A. j. Garlic; W.. Nc.
Ander vs.. John Il. Brown. The follow
ing easss we're disposed Of: The City Of
Cairo va J. f. Park and John T. Shsp-
pArd violation Of city ordinance dis.
missed for want Of evidence. Reuben
Weaver, ~. Jas. Green action of debt /;
dismissed. Michael Dugan VS.. Charles
Williams tre'pass judgment. tor the de-
fsndant.
County Court-The following criminal
cases were tried: The people, etc, vs..
John Dorney and John O'Bricn, larceny ;
discharged. Same vs.. Tho. Gibbony;
larceny; adjudged guilty and sentenced 70
thirty days in the county jsi! and to. pay
. fine OF S2s. The following sivil BUSH
nsss was dispensed with as follows: n.
Msyhsld, * Go. VI. Eames Manufacturing
Company. Assumslt, damages, $3.50
Leave granted plaintiff TO amend
declaration. Mary A. Frost, mino,
heir of Daniel Frost, deceased, appeared
before the court and ask cd that Lewis F
johnson be appointed a. her guardian
Letters OF administration ordered 30 issue
to said johnson. Estate Of Edward T.
Ross, deceased, g. w. Wall, adu,inistra-
tor; final repor, submitted, examined
approved, and said administrator ordered
discharged from all further liabih,ies.
Police Coprt-In Police Magistrate
Birds Court, c. M,dlock, VIM. Barkha.t
Jamss Murphey and G. Kallsr, arrested
by Sheehan, Marian, Lahus and Aehner
for disordsrly conduct, were fined s. and
costs each. John Hennessy, for q plair
drunk was sent over for three days. Dan
y. Boone, on a charge Of fighting wsI
ausd S. and trimmings, which he paid
Calvin &. Brown, Union county blood
was before HE honor on q charge Of dis
orderly conduct. Mr.. Brown WAS -
sesssd IS and "inevtables, which he paid
and left poorer IL not a:ostter man
Jim Harris on a similar charge vent Il
the cAlsboose for nine days.
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