The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-06

J IN TcHsoHNDlc ulu .Iunl U'l'' NVi'iHS ~ Nv
if il is not it is discussed in vigorous, telsc
language, with II shat reminds me- story
thrown in to illustrate its charac-
ter, while every peccadillo in the
history of the poor fellow who
wants his money is rccitcd and gloatcd
over with ticndish relish. We had n small
account before their honors, but observing
the mode of procedure, we remained until
ih"t board dissolved; not, of course, through
fear Of assault upon our character but just
merely to be with them. The way those
accounts are mangled is altogether too bad,
Bill johnson is a worthless colorcd
fellow, who, with his wife, occupied rooms
in the Pilot house on Washington avenue,
Mrs. johnson is represented to be an indus
trious, hard-workpg woman. On Tuesday
night, So We are informed, Mrs J. collected
six dollars from one of her bOarders. Yes
terday morning Johnson demanded the
money but his wife refused to let him have
it, This so cmagcd the brute that he as,
! Saulted her, knocked her down, and beat
her until she became inscnsibc. In
the meantime her srccams attracted
some Of the ncighboIs 10 the scene. who as
Scrt that johnson threatened to murder her
| ifshe did not still her cries. Officer Hogan
finally arrested and bore Johnson off to iail.
What adds to the scoundrcl's dupruvitv is
that Mrs. johnson was cncicntc. and i'm
plored him for this reason to desist in his
attack upon her. She was seized with
spasms at intervals throughout the day, and
at one time her condition was deemed crit
ical, but it is believed that she is now out
Of danger,
About three weeks since Justice Rob.
inson, in the courSa Of the law. had occasion
to send couple Of fellows to Jail fordrunk.
enness. Upon their release they appeared
before him in peni,cntia mood, expressed
great sorrow for the evil courses into which
the excessive use Of liquor had led them,
anu '''S'''e'' '''''' ana uefe 10 make their
altred-dayids to abstain from its further
u''' "' s''.' magistrate 'hougIi' at hrS'
'''"' II was " c'ear case oi "Wheh the deWl
was SIGN 'le oc''l Il SAINT would De- ana
Ii. Ii
a''Niseo 'l''i' 10 SUCK 'helr resolution fora
couple VI u"yS' anu Il tney continued IN
''ie same m'hu ABOUT oelhg sworn he would
"o|o.i'o'"'e '"elii' lIey persisted he
si''ueu' ana 'hey were sworn Yesterday
they oo'h put IN an appearance before him,
"ruhN az pacclus' ana '~ pf"'e ~ Their
"po'osles anu opseqo'ouS IN Their manner
"s " 'is"'h'h8-rou peudIef before he. has e.
''''eo d sale lhey were too FAR gone to
,'",'@e ''le lull extent ei the wrath OF the
Judge VINO sent them to their oId quarters
ieS'cI'"! morning al O'Clock large
nu''oe' Vi our people assembled at the
i'o'''"h 'a'hoHc cIurch 10 witness the
marriage VI MI J"i'h barry ana Miss Mary
i''7""' - ''' new r"'"cr Aaoci' Inc
u i''' 'l" groom are Do'Il residents OF caro-
anu nave " most u I''ch''' Arter the /
'""''''S' ceremony was performed the
: : '''''' '''ot''' ''s beautiful oilae 10 her
i"'"'' icSl"cHcc o' lhfNlourth street,
"'i'"' y! ''e way y very "'' '.H' ai'
.'''''o' '",''' o'e' "i''i' una. b
III RECEIVING 'he congratulations O.! lends
l" ''' ''r"'"3 I'rSe huh'Oef were enter
''i'i'' y! ''' "'"lS "'orIIeu couple III
'le"'H "h" h">p''ap'c manner. During
yesterday ana I"'t evening the bride was
Tue icclPIeh'oi many beautiful and costly
presents rom I'er many admirers and we'll
Wi>Ilcr'' WIN al who have the pleasure
oi thclr acquaintance, we join in wishing
Mr., and Mrs, Barry much joy and happi-
ness IN their new station in life.
Mr. Laymon is from Kentucky This
IS the sad tale Of distress he poured into the
ears of listeners at Justice
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