The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

heart Of the ,l,adical will Sink within
him. The Swccpers will appear to him
as army with banners, az indeed
they are, marching down upon the al
of misrulc and corruption.
The Democratic boys In Cairo are pa
triotic, and want reform. Willie San
dusky, twclvc-ycar-older residing on
Walnut street, Just back OF the BULLETIN
Office, has erected beautiful Tildcn and
Hendricks pole, seventy-fvc feet high.
and from its top waves proudly flag.
Willie is enthusiastic, and we learn will
address ratification meeting of the boys,
at the Eleventh street school house, soon.
At the st. Charles yesterday were reg
istcrcd j. j. Simpson, Detroit; f. ID. VAN
dcrgriit, keokuk; John Hendricks, Gin
cnnati: John w. Trover, st. Louis; Ed
win Corlis, Metropolis; Mrs. Thompson,
Fort Smith. Arkansas; Miss Pearson,
Fort Smith. Ark; John Abindinger,
New Orleans; George w. Roberts, Ev-
ansyillc: John Batcman, Chicago.
Scene in the ladies' coach of the outgo-
ing passenger train on the narrow gauge
railroad. Ladies in car awaiting depart
urc OF train; enter barcfoored gentlemen
from the rural districts gazes admiringly
at ladies-takes seat just behind them,
sticks hia feet on the back of next seat
ladies hold their noses, and train de-
parts.
At the Planters yesterday were A. II.
Marley, New Orleans; John :. Bridges
and wife. Carbondalc; II. l.. Boren,
Foreman: &. Il. Clarke, Kentucky; Il. A
Cowen and wife, Dexter City; Ben,
Chambers, Dexter City; A. II. Cavil, st
Louis; William +. Bilev, Marion. l.. b.
James, Marble Hill, Mo-: w. 4. Mar
shall George Hogan and Daniel Hut
Texas Bend, Mo-; j. l.. Wright, Vonsar
Mo-; }. J. Walker, Caledonia.
Judd Green is colored gentleman o
loyal disposition. and his wife is equally
loyal. On emancipation day they cele-
brated, and their iolliiication wound up
by Judds getting out OF humor with his
better half and putting head on her
The wife has thought long and seriously
of .Judds inhuman conduct. and on We'd
nesday made up her mind to make him
suffer. She accordingly had him arrested
and taken before Judge Bird for trial
who assessed fine OF five dollars and
costs against him, which he paid anC
departed wiser if not q better man.
On last Wednesday gentleman name'
Bracken and another party, arrived il
this city in search of man whose NAM
we could not learn, who, they informed
the authorities here, had killed an Ole
gentleman in Graves county, Kentucky
on last Tuesday. The circumstances. a
related by the two men. are that about ;
week ago the murderer went to the stor
OF the murdered man, whose name wa
also Brackcn. and an uncle to the frs
named party, and asked him to credi
him for pair of shoes. The old gen
tleman refused which sroused the ange
OF the man. but he left without sayin,
anything. On Tuesday he again re
turned TO the store of Mr.. Brackcn, anC
when the old gentlemen was not cX
pecting any hostile demonstration, strucI
him on the head with a large piece {
wood. killing him almost instantly. TIL
murderer then fled, and it is suppose
came to this city, but no definite clu
up to last evening had been found of hin
Diver Hiram Hill on Wednesday com
| pleted the raising OF the machinery c
the wreck of the Shippers Own. MI
Hill was at this work. just ten day.
the time allowed by his contract for dc
| ing it. The task was no small one, an
as may be seen by glance at the IN,
chiuery which lies on the wrecking boa
Charley Hill, at the foot OF Eighth stree
and which will be sold at auction in tn
city on the 18th instant. TO the highe'
bidder tor cash. This machinery is Onl
three years old, and consists of 3 boiler
IS feet long, IS inches diameter, 1 iiues
= engines, II inch cylinders, . toe
| stroke; doctor; | shaft; niger 81
| CINE and capstan; all the copper pipes
bed plates and slides; throttle valve
two large syphon pumps. deck pump
cam rods, shipping-up rods and attacl
ments; hog chains; large anchor; an
small fixtures and tools belonging I
machinery; gas pipes, globe valve
brasses, etc. The wheel of the Shipper
Own was taken from the wreck by IL
apparatus of the Charley Hill without b
ing taken apart or broken in the leas
and still hangs by the block and tick
on the Hill, just as it was take
from the river. This machinery, we a
Informed, cost the owners OF the Shi
pers' Own between six and eight thou
and dollars.
| A few days ago two negro boys mar
ed Henry Massey and Bony Mackin
| had a difficulty and Rouy armed with :