The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-08

dmplett circumstances. A little pimp!s
indicative Of the beginning Of deterioration
of the blood, viii, by neglect Of prove ntiys
means, develop into the loathsoms ulcer
and sap health or probably destroy life
Or. Bulls blood mixture prevents such
cataStrophes.
On Saturday evening Capt Reese Du
gan, OF the steamer L. +. Eckcrt, will
tender a complimentary excursion tc
Mr.. Charles X. Alexander, who is the
guest of Mr. Frank Gallagher. A large
number OF Invitations for the event have
been issued. The boat will leave the
wharf at about seven o'clock, returning
at about midnight.
A bright ard beautiful chi d shows in iii
very expression that Its babyhood was not
associated with opium, cordialr, etc.,
for the continued use Of opium Is antago
nlstic to health. That valuable and highly
recommended remedy for the disorders O.
babyhood. DR.. Bulls baby syrup, is abso'
lutely free from morphis and all othel
dangerous agents ana can be safely EN-
ployed tall times. Only % cents per bot
| tlo.
Arlington Hotel arrivals yesterday
were j. II. Thorp, {. j. Barlow, Bar.
low City, Ky; 5. B. Penn, Hinkleyille,
KY; G. P. Dougherty. st. Louis: A. s..
Gullage, Marion, H.; 5. A. Graham, ST.
Louis; w. e. Haselrig, Cincinnati; Jas.
F. Ballard, st. Louis; J. Hughes, Rye
Beech, Conn; c, ID. Bush, Forman, ILL.,;
F.. 5. Remington, New Orleans; DR.. j.
A. Gibbs. Thebes, H.; Ed Corlis, Me.
tropolis; JAS Rouse, Evansville; Geo. C..
Newberg, st. Louis; A. MeIwayne, Ey-
ansvillc; Il. G.. Farris, Vienna; Hon. F.
NJ. MCGEE, New Burnside; Jas. Steel,
st. Louis; W. X. Shoemaker. Canton, Ky.
Chief OF Police After arrested three
colored gentlemen about noon yesterday
for INDUCING ii rough and tumble
fight. They were Henry iaeger, Jim
Cody and Bill Owens. They were each
fined five dollars and costs for their
sport. Cody and Owens went to Jail,
and will labor on the streets for seven
days each. iaeger, being gentleman,in
better circum stances than his fellow suf-
ierers, paid his fine and was discharged.
Great excitement was occasioned in
the city, at about S O'Clock last night, by
the report that Al, Richardson, a boy
Of fifteen years of age, had outraged a
little girl three or tour years old. The
report was greatly exaggerated. While
the little girl was playing with other
children on the sidewalk in front of
Winters Row, she became separated
from her companions for fewmoments,
when the boy, Al. Richardson, made an
indecent assault upon her. Her screams
attracted attention, and luckily she was
rescued from the hands OF the young vii
lain before she had received any injury.
A party by the name Of John Will
liams went aboard OF the steamer {. b.
Church on Wednesday evening and
rolled barrel OF whisky overheard, in-
tending to land 1t with skill. lie was
seen by Mate Joe Ponkis, who after
giving him sound fogging, drove him
of the boat and informed Chief OF Police
Charlie AFTER, who arrested Williams
yesterday morning, He was given a
hearing before Justice Comings, who held
him to bail in the sum OF five hundred
dollars, and sent hm to Jail because he
was unable to put up
In the circuit court On Wednesday
the case Of Glenn Young, charged with
forging note on Geo. Hicks for two
dollars and fifty cents was called, but the
cOunty:.attorney failing to make case
against Young, lie was discharged. The
case of Robert Easley and Charles Allen,
under indictment for stealing iorty-two
dollars from Mrs. Mary u. Merritt, an
old lady living In the upper end OF the
city, was called yesterday morning, and
occupied the time of the court for the
entire day. There are forty.two wit.
nesses who have been subpnnaed to
testify In this case. and up to last night
only part of them had b en- heard.
The Knights OF Mystic Krew Of ".
mus having obtained permission from the
city council to use St. Mary's Park, In
which to celebrate the nations one humid
red and first birthday, propose with the
help OF the citizens OF Cairo, to give an
old time celebration-one that will be a
credit to our city, and the grandest dem.
onstrations OF the kind ever held In
Southern Illinois. Various committees
have been appointed and are now dill
gent y at work forwarding preparations
tor the grand event. We hope our citl-
zens will heartily aid the "boys" in their
endeavors. 1t will be distinctly "homs
celebration" aud should receive en-.
enlargement at the hands of our citizens.
The biggest haul that has vet been
made by the burglars in Cairo during
their present raid, was that OF Wednes-
day. night. The house OF Mr.. Joe Rom
eker, corner OF Fourteenth street and
Washington avenue was entered and
ninety-tour dollars in bank notes stolen.
The residence Of Mr.. william Stratton
was also visited and valuable gold
watch and chain, set Of gold sleeve
buttons and shirt studs, and a number of
other articles mead away with. The
house OF william Trigg, near the corner
of Eighth street and Washington avenue
was not forgotten by the thieves. Mr.,