The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-07

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The Hon. William Hartzcll, In his
speech at the court house on Tuesday
night, left very favorable impression
upon the minds OF his hearers, and an
impression that is calculated to gain him
many votes at the coming election. Mr..
Hartzell is one of those quiet clever gen.
tlemcn who possess the faculty Of max
ing friends OF all whom ne meets, and Is
sound. consistent politician. He will
leave Cairo this morning for Grand Chain,
where he has all appointment to speak.
W. ii. Morris, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic senatorial committee, met the
other members Of the committee, Judge
William A. Lemma, of Carbonate, and
John A. Treecc, of Anna, last evening
for the purpose of Strengthening up. If
possible, the senatorial middle which has
existed In this district since the Jones'
meeting the committee has held, and 1t
is altogether probable that the difference
by this time has been settled in a man
ner satisfactory TO the entire Democratic
party.
It's deplorable fact, but one that is
nevertheless true. that girls will swear
once In awhile, and for this Lizzie Jen-
kins and Abigail Jones were arrested
yesterday by Officers O'Malley and Sar-
gent. They became incensed at each
other, and were bent on having a fight,
but were prevented by the officers ar
irving at the scene just as they were
about to toe the scratch. They were
marched OFF to Judge Birds police court,
where each received lesson on civiliza.
ton, and fined five dollars and costs, and
ordered to Jail in default of payment.
Lizzie went out to hunt man with Off.
Ger O'Malley, while Sergeant escorted
the down-hcarted Abigail to the lookup.
At the st. Charles yesterday were j.
Harvey, Arkansas; T. j. Kinney, Peoria;
A. G.. Foster, Louisiana, II. G. Wilkes.
West Virginia.; VIM. G.. Montgomery,
Chicago; o. f. Barrett. st. Louis; A. L.
Rengo. Blandville; B. Isbel, Corpus
Christi d. Greener, Miss.sippi; It. Sher-
rer, New Orleans; Miss Jennie Inman,
New Orleans; Miss Nellie Lynch, New
Orleans; F. E. Albright, Murphysboro;
j. c. Willis, Metropolis; J. L. Lee, Full
ton, KY; G. B. Sherman, Louisville;
Phil G. Garhman, Evansville; A. H.
Southworth, Chicago; J. F. Keen, Chi
cago; j. c. Medley, Farris' Landing; Z.
Woodsen, New Orleans; n. A. Long,
New Orleans; j. L. Conner, Metropolis;
D. AXtel and wife, Little Rock; Miss
Cantrell, Little Rock.
The Brown family was up before
Judge Bird yesterday. There is whole
brigade of the Browns. There is Belle
and Mollie and Matte and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. and the Misses Brown are said to
be lacking in womanly and lady-like con.
duct, and tor this good colored citizen
had them pulled by the police. But Mrs
Brown and the two young Browns stoutly
protested against the accusation Of the
colored resident, while all the little
Browns chimed in and denounced him a,
disregarder Of the sacred truth, and de
manded that witnesses, young men, who
had come to their house to play "thim
ble," and perhaps" and postoffice,
and other nice little games like then
with the girls. should be subpoenaed
and she would prove that her house wa;
a tabernacle Of truth and virtue. AS the
hour was late, the case was continued
until nine o'clock this morning.