The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-15
1t was thought that the evidence would j.
finished and argument begun to-day.

finished and argument begun to-day.
1t has been the custom with a number
of boys and few grow men to board the
neon W trains of the Illinois Central at
and above the stone depot, and ride down
town, crowding the platforms and making
il yeyatious and troublesome to the train
officials, employees and passengers. 1t had
grown to the proportions OF nuisance,
and it was determined to suppress it. Day
before Yesterday officers Olmstead Axley,
Cain and Wilson, boarded the down tran
at the junction and captured seven OF them
who were arraigned before Justice Bird and
fined one dollar and costs each The Off
GERS repeated their tactics yesterday, but
the proceedings of the day before had
borne its fruit, and there were no trespass-
ers.
Mr.. Shores yesterday achieved an ey-
raord'nary triumph ard COMPOUNDED his
accusers. He was charged with assault 70
Master Charley Hill, son of Mr. Hiram
Hill, and the court room was crowded from
noon Until dusk Ivy spectators who took a
eat interest in the proceedings. Mr.
Linegar appeared for Mr. Hill, Mr.. MCGEE
for the. city, and Messfs Mulkey and Leek
for the defendant. 1t was charged by the
prosecution and sustained by evidence that
Mr.. Shores had :, uck the boy several
times. while the defense showed that young
Hill, with other boys had disturbed the
school by throwing applecores, clods of
dirt, etc, at the building. The trial of the
case covered six hours, and embraced some
very important points affecting the chastise-
ment of children and the prerogative1 of
the parent. Mr., Linegar made good speech,
full of telling hits and forcible argument.
Justice Comings discharged the defendant.
During the progress Of the Shores trial
yesterday, it was stated upon the authori
of pupil of the distinguished divine that
Thou shalt not be rude was one of the
Ten Commandments The statement did
pot create even a smile in that large assem-
blage, and the leading counsel Tor the pros
ecution looked as wise as an owl, while an
EXPIRE ssion of doubt seemed to pass over lis
5 countenance, but he refused 10 commit
: himself on the subject The other law .nrs
accented il as as fact. and looked as con-
, placent as Sundav.schoo teachers. In a
: subsequent discussion of the matter, oft
} side Of the courtroom, the gen .leman Who
= occasionally ilumines The BULLETIN
| " til his presence, when not at Springfield,
inspecting a railroad, or dedicating gr,vc-
ward, spoke of il as the Twelve" Command.
ments. Such inexcusable iglorancs on the
, most vital of all subjects, in mea Of wlDm
better things are to be expected, is enough
! TO mortfy saint, and our sensibities re-
4 ceiyed a shock which time alone can hal.
' The ignorance Of all lawyers and SINE
). editors is beyond belief.
l. Alexander Wilson who was on tralrc.
d Gently at Elizabethtown, Hardin countytor
5 the murder Of James Vineyard on the, th
: of April, 1877, was convicted and sentenced
: to one years Imprisonment. 1t is the Csc
already mentioned in The BULLETIN whec-
in four hundred and siyty-nne persns
were examined before jury could be D..
+ tanned. and when it is known that thereare
only between eight hundred and nine lup-
: drcd voters altogether in the county, scme
idea can be formed Of the interest which he
D case excited. Almost everybody in he
l county was familiar " tn the facts, as be
: killing occurred within fifty yards of he
n courthouse at Elizabcthtown, during coirt
1 term, and while murder trial was 4
4 progress. Wilson, it seems was coul .ng
Vineyards sister, and Vineyard was viz
e lently opposed to it, At the house OF lis
a father, on one occasion, and IN the pres
o ence Of his sister, Vineyard attacked viii
G son and administered beating to him.
1 Subsequently Wilson attacked Vine.
i yard with club and broge
i his jaw After this aga, aid
a five days. before the himociie, Vineyard
e came upon Wilson, the latter leading lis
=, horse, and walk 'rg by the side Of Vine
n yards sister. This meeting resulted in
+ Wilson being run off by Vineyard. Fire
days aft,rward both met in FL ,abethtow,.
. With the result stated above. There wcr
n twenty eye witnesses to the homicide, ari
@ of course the testimony among the VT
| nesscs was Of conflicting nature. The
4 trial lasted fifteen days and was warmly
4 contested by the counsel on both sides.
s Judge Green, OF this CITY, was leadi, ~
@ counsel for the prosecution, ha ne been
= retained by the father Of young Vineyard
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TO contain opium or ANYTHING injurious