The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

A1ssnocn, Nancy Scott, b notorious col
orsd WOMAN who 1ivss In a shsnty on
6issh street between Commorci avenue
IssAshe. .levee, won't into the blacksmith
shop in the rear Of tho Commercial hotel,
and while thcre became involved In q
quarrel with Mr. Sullivan, who keeps .
saloon ON Com rnercisl svenae few doors
below SIXTH street During the melee,
Nancy picked up sledge hammer with
which she dealt Daniel . stunning blow
on the breadbssket, which sent him 70
grass. Officer Shsshan appeared on the
scene and The refractory Nancy was
marched of to the calaboose. At last ac-
counts the unfortunate Daniel had not re.
covered sufficiently from the effects of the
blow 70 take his rstions Of hog and hom-
my. However, his injuries are not
setious and he will be az right in day or
two. t4E.
peD- Remainder the grand matinee at
the Atheneum 81 two o'clock to-day.
paS.The thirteen colorei men who re-
belled against the officers Of tho steamer
James Howard, and who we're arrested on
arrival>of the boat at this port, were
taken before United States Commissioner
II. II. Candee yesterday morning for a
hearing. VIM. b. Gilbert, Esq, APP
pesred for the people and d. T. Linegar
for the prisoners. SIX witnesses were
summoned, and from tho evidence 1t would
seem that the cause which led to the mu.
tiny was this: Some deck passengers on the
boat were robbed, and IL was ascertained
that two of the colored dock hands on
the boat were the thieves. Complain,
was made TO tho FIRST mate, who instituted
search for the guilty parties aud attempt
ed to put them in irons. But they re
fused to be ironed, and called upon theil
fellow deck-hands to stand by them; ant
swora they would kill the frat man Wit
laid hands on them. The mato called
number Of mon TO his assistance, ant
was about to put the irons on the tw,
men charged with the robbery of tn
deck passengers, whom tho balance OF tn
crew came 70 their rescue and declare,
thoy SHOULD not DO ironed. A fight en-
sued and the officers being outnumber
and overpowsred were compelled Il
abandon the lower part Of the boat an
. rotrest to tho cabin. During III
battle, the carpenter, sailorman, an
several others were more or less battere
: and bruised, bu. fortunately mono Of ther
were seriously hurt. After hear
ing tho evidence Commissions
Csndee announced that he woul
hold the prisoners to bail in the sum {
Ave hundred dollars each. They were r,
a turned to the county jail where they wi
b DO kept until the next term Of the Unite
v States district court. The following al
l the names of the prisoners Jam,
Stewart, Chas. Williams, Albert Smitl
Wash Jones, John Ssnderson, Andre
s Thornton, Geo. Coleman, Henry Forbe
VIM. King, Warren Manly, Wil'
Thompson, William Franklin and Gs
n Langley.
y M The Denim theatrical company wi
: play "Pearl, or Love at Long Branch
to-day at 2 o'clock.
To ALL, particularly invalids, spring
trying season. Indications of sicknei
should at once be attended to. Fsti
diseases may DO caused by allowing tt
bowels TO become constipated, and th
= system to remain in dsordered condition
i until the disorder has time TO develop 4
self. An ounce Of prevention is worth
:. pound Of cure, is an old and truthful So,
ing. Therefore, we advise all who al
troubled with the complaints now yer
prevalent - headache, indigestion, di.
, ordered liver, want of apps
lite, nausea, or feyersh skin
to take, without delay, Schencks Mar
drake Pills. We know of no remedy 6
harmless and decisive in its action. 1t 4
a once strikes at the root of tho disease an
produces healthy tone to the system
People need never suffer from any diseas
> arising from dsordered condition of tn
= liver If they would take this excellen
! medicine when they feel the first indies
tions of the malady. Families leavin
Z homo for the summer months should tax
. three or four boxes of these pills wit
them. They have an almost instantane
Gus effect. They will relieve the patton
OF headache in one or two hours, and vii
, rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bile, and will ehectually prevent Diliou
, attack. They arc sold by all druggists.
96-4-30- lm-eod
CALL and examine the new sash-locl
at d. AFTER & Cos. 44-6-l0-lm
MILLIsERY.-Mrs.J jackson, for merl,
Mrs. Swander, is now on hand with tn
cheapest stock of Millinery in Cairo
She has lowered her house even with tn
| sidewalk 10 give tho ladies an easy on