The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-06

| tnarlO VINO CNuaV" Wv '"'''F'' "'' P"I ''
white GIRLS fine, A nice mess that, for a
civilized community, isn't III
Warren Bartlcson of Pulaski county,
the elder brother Of Gus, was III Cairo,
Saturday, and lost from his pocket roll Of
bank bills that amounted to about two
hundred dollars, Mr.. B. is troubled with
some aimcnt akin to st, Vitus' dance and
he is not sure whether the money was stolen
from his pockets, or whether he failed to
put it safely in his pocket, when he sup
posed he had done so. lie had moved
about the city considerably, and had no
definite idea when he lost It or where As
he is a gentleman OF rather limited means,
the loss is one that he will feel quite sori
ously.
"A colored woman named Emma Rich
ardson, complained to Squire Robinson,
yesterday, that her husband John wa,
brute, in this, that he not only doubted her
chastity, but abused her most shamc.uly
punctmting his abuse with the most savage
blows. The old man then told his story,
which was to the effect that unless he wal
lopcd Emma she'd be the triingest Niger
in the whole unon-versltiy. He had to
maui, else he couldn't get nothin outcn her.
Shed always be gladden. on the streets and
who knows but wot that thing might be
kept up until she injured her character
The writ for Johns arrest was made out
and the trial will come off to-day.
--ltis to be regretted, perhaps. that so
many Of the delegations have been instruct
ed as to the full ticket. Something should
have been left to the discretion Of the del
egates after taking seat in the conven-
ton. The conventions work will be well
done, if it frames ticket that will harmon
ize and unite the party. Instructions that
render the accomplishment Of such an end
impossible, should be construed with the
utmost liberality, as the success Of the
ticket IS Of infinitely greater Importance
than the triumph or discontinue Of @ dozen
individual aspirants, Those dclcgat will
serve their constituents best who serve ,Ac,l
party best.
We referred Sunday, the beating and
robbing Of q kentuchian in negro Gen on
Sixth street The two negroes charged
with tie robbery, Harry Cheatom and Wal.
ter Edwards, were taken before sau'r
Com'ng> yesterday aad !ht attorney Tor n.
defendants making objections to tie su.
: tcieacy o. the warrant, the squire "e."
that the objections were "... 'a"eH
and the defendants bong io'd - yet out
attempted to 40 3d. NeaH""l'e' ao"e'e"
tn" complainant lNE' bi@'y' ""' procured
another warrant ana At one. pPoeI i III
the hands Oh the o.iI'e's present = scene
OF the "i!'e'' ol'''''lf 4o.'"'" one o.
tle accuse" WAS NN"c"'o GOWN '"l1'' anu
IL Was ""I "'''' INC " s'N -''1" '." '''''
OF taem' dia they "o"a'oh u'ei' '""2S.e
Tor liberty Inc ne" warrant was served
on them' hnaIly' ana N'gy were IN. ilN'Ae"
Tor safe keeping Nnu. tomorrow ""eAiAe
case viii again come up Tor tFIa!'
Some Of our teamsters, after wosling
their horses hard all the week, turn them
loose, in the park, on Sundays, to let
the animals feed upon the growing grass.
Returning Tor their horses a fe" hours At
forwards, the owners are much aston'>Aed
to ind them dripping wet with sweat, and
tired almost to the point OF exhaustion
Had these same men approached under
cover they would have seen their horses
racing about the ring ut full speed with a
hcartless boy on the back Of each Of them,
goading them on with switch and thong
to their utmost Boys are almot constantly
on the watch for opportunities Of this kind
and the man who goes OFT and