The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-07

company OF disguised men, hu.LHs1.t-
from 1910 30, as nearly Is cog.i learn,
who wen, Immediate! to the house OF Tile
Jaier, Mr.. Jone,, who i've scross The
street from the all, and, sl.e: knocking ST
the door and gaining admission, command
cd him to 20 with them TO the Jail and let
them iatoit. Mr.. Jone, isa feeble oil msn,
| but very clever and honorable one. who,
fnding his house filed with armed rtu
and himself helpless, Jslgd them -v- %
Disgrace him 5y forcing him to 30 m act
wholly uujus;ifable and. agaiu.tihs Jaw, gnt
contrary to bis duty and wishes ;butiL'y ID
him quietly tina!
1T WAS No UsE TO TAIN.
they m5elt bushes and could not cttrt
with; they did not mean to harm him, hu,
he must DO as they desired. SO, with gan,
cooke and ready, they forced the old Hau
to 20 with them and unlock the Jail doors,
when they at once entered and took pos.
session OF the jail. The first man they ct
alter the inner cell door, were NJ o,h-t |
wa, II. NJ. Roberts, Who hsd been arrested I
in Lou syille aud sent up and committed /
TO jail on Yesterday c,Cnirs, charged with !
a different oGrl>e. IA.' man WAS ..ecping /
| in one OF the cell. anu Wa quickly awaken. |
ed and tied. lie told them who be Wa,
and they q, olce lett IA Ii aEd proceeded to
bind securely Jane, simmons. Rob IT,
Samuel, and joseph Goodrich, tl.ee broth
ers, the trst i -Cn-In ,aw 10 simmons.
They had selts part OF tAy.f comp ny u
the residence Of Mr.. U'BueD, grocery
merchant, and requested hin to get up and
20 with them to. lii Uu,nls, house, and let
them have wat .ihty wanted out OF hi,
stock,
WHICH FOCND TONI NulL.
| Oat4iuiu: this they rcrrn,c 10 l.e Jail.
auu placing 4 rope around the meet o!ee.A
Of the aboys-uaineI four men, -! iLemou,
Of the Jail, amt were proceeding with lAeA
through the street when sheriff Rockets
and Ais three deputies met ,..M AID CON-
manded them 10 give up tie srs5leg, aai
10 disief.e. The mob, wi.Aou, guy noise or
confusion drew dOTuuy5u.h,m lhel.gul..
and the cnck Of the Jocks cyvlItohe.II Us
tue leader
cONsIANDED NE OFftCfr- OF TiEL LAW
!" on oIi Vi LAE ""f
OF '-e "''iI4 De lAiAed.''eiy Sue. lo"H ;
'eA'hs Tue 'Lsi'u $50 'littLe! meant hus!'
| o f..
ness' anu "o-Ii mol We disturbed ~ delayed
IL 'HeH pfoceeding'U u! man " mortal. Inc
o1ceF', Anl!fs themselves Io"ercs S u
contend against suchnumle',,v ere o)i.ed
10 get cut Of tbs way or lo.e their ilye,.
/ The mob then proceeded quietly through
the stree, 70 the we.teyep.ed.e of;le town.
where stone bridge abou. fourteen fee,
him. with .;uyie arch. .D.1z a small
stream. ON f,u cr fine hriG,a m elmer
side are wooden b,ri.tsr. or r,iIi,... f,r
the nu,.lr, .,,s,y tn, f.v,,1.,r,r,., ,.-
tied tho ro-e.. ,yy, .r,,r ef,bs, .,4,g 49,,
Observation-Disclosures.
tor,,,ns,o man. ,r,o c,sr,i,v ~. r,,o 80
which Ro,c,. cool,f.h vs. ..,a,t.,
.,o,a -. -,
hoo, ,rJ -. ~. CO.. ,'.'
Ihu. ha ,..
,,.,r,,,, ,..r,,-,,..,, 800, .,.-..........,
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leaving the rocks IN the bed Of the stream
and the bridge wall di'dgured with hi-
blood James Simmons, the Oldest and the
supposed leader Of the gang, a very mu,el-
lar ana po"eriu' men, t'uotle's struggled
u''pe'I '''!' - ,-''I- "1'.I'=1s Aa.'s'
~, -. ~ ID Cd
,nar,r 49,
mi. da,t Ave., ''I I1' = ''-''-s -
ln,.,,.. =, t'.,''' a.. -'
= diI 80. 49,. -, -. W. - avg
aIma., -. .'' ~ - '.-'
( 1, sur,oi,cd ,h,, a. 10 e., Ito. -, ~
q ,o.,i,,, 80. -, ,.--.,.
,,o,, tho MIL. .,,, - .,
me,,,orsJ .boy. AMI 49,.
neither Of whom yera released q. ,.,I, as
. from tho Taller ,,,, ,o ,,,,, a.. -
ou,.eJ and ,t,a,
ruy ytr. w. cpnu.r.,.r,
Also,h,,,he co,r ,,,, 80. ,.,,t.,
, ntua :, ..v ..,,,,,l -, -. 80.
y. rich declared their ,nu1ccpre am, .,,,,...t
u asked permission 20 send bi. ,r,.,,.., 90.