The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-03
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LIVE NULgUElS 10 T.AsT.
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The progp,uuss WIKI Vh.-a i--mp>,
warrants. h.-hw.yMtu, sneak lA-.Nvs,
ana ali o,hrr namus-rs OF TIE class tG-
pbrul!,,ic.,.ly termed IA The p1..e,, ia-'-
rul.ra Of Tie NTO..! .rr...-' d ..'' 'f'
have learned o! tie urcseA, Disorders III
this city warrants the belief Ao. Oh! ma
tney read the newspapers N!IA "N'N..!'
but that they have q telegraph ..!.e %. I''
OF their own. The Information iA4l lie
police OF Til, c..y are ma,sea 10 oJr Par.
of the town ,4hlg.ug an organize.
mob anl are, Therefore WITH
drawn IRON those sections ol 'At
! Il Y where there j, property 10 be s.o.tA'
has reached the class whose n.tUTa.
enemies the policemen are and has not
| brcu lost Oh them. Ia the Thieves \o-
cabulagy order only means W1EN OF
starvation: disorder, riOAud anarchy are
mighty words that cOnlarc up III the
! ialIhirr> Imagination visions Ui no WoT|
! and HIGH living. The few trans 'hdi
are running are bringing IN loads OF
! thieves, WHO are stealing rides INTO Inc
city trum all directions. But the tram,
| DO not furnish all the transportation r.
| glirpd, and most ul those harplt, WHO
/ come 10 glut thcm,rIy"- ON th" corpse 81
urnprry and To ram what they cannot
use arcarriN.ug on foot. gentleman
who arrived here GA yesterday from
,Iolict SAY, that tie road, are lined WIN
rascal, marching Oh to Chicago, Wutll' "
! Justice had hail hrr due, they would NE
| rujuum precisely the opposite 0Ntgu"u'
| Thee are the men WHO proWl about
the country seeing what they may steal
! They make q prc,cusc u looking lor
| worn, butno sooner DO they get an iukllng
Ola chance to piIIagc than ihIN iuTsake
the broad acres OF the country ana NC
farmers house, where ,nry an Tor io)u
and seek for chances to rob, ana starr
wjthon, DELAY, bv such means at tran,
port as circumstances ahbrE, lut the Guy
These men, il men they may he ta''c'
Who have all the cunning OF man ah'
the rapacity Of a brute are mere III Town
and As rcin'urccu OF OmiNouS uiihrh
sious are constantly arriving they Zee
coniiIcutluat they can hold the TORI, a
lca.t until they can feed fat the ar
ciput drudge they bear against all peopl
who work and accumulate property
n tlnc1t, u''' tv 's,N..t.,. -.'-. ,... ford ,
, night fell. These are the valiant va
, riUrs, not in any struggle between lIDC
y and capital, but between idlcucss an
}. labor, barjari-m and civilization.
1 All day yesterday lawle.sDcss rcignc
supreme in all the outlying portion, {
the city, and stealing wa, carried OF
with perfect Indifference 10 pubiicit
that almost transferred IL into cOuit,ca
ton. Nor was this thing limited 70 Ia
outlaying portions OF the city. Il is
vast mistake TO suppose that all III
> trouble is at the ilGl>led street Yladuc'
t The trouble is all over the city, aud
isn't spread ont very thin either. .
Yesterday, about noon, small crowd {
armed roughs on Throop street, nca
| Adams, surrounded a farmer comm
, into town with his wagon and compel
ed him to give up his valuables. Tn
highwaymen then withdrew to the sid
walk and in the most public maj
ner divided the money taken.
number of citizens stood by and witness
Y ed this interesting performance, bcin
unarmed could do nothing. About III
same time a man was knocked down an
robbed on Center avenue, near llarriso
J, street, and another man was robbed O
0 Van Buren, street near Throop. 4
y this was done in broad daylight, in
:. thickly settled, quiet ana highly respcc
able residence section Of the city. On
IL Ing the afternoon woman had hC
g pockctbook taken from her pocket
> Adams street without any effort at COZ
: cealment. Gangs of six, eight and t.
D young rascals, armed with reyolvera, al
r going about the city robbing with impl
{ nifty, and il the citizens patrols can shoe
a few Of them they will deserve publ
gratitude.