The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-13


was made to appear that Resch had not
hired the negro and that neither the Ian
euape nor demonstrations were violent or
abusive, whereupon Resch was acquitted
Two colorcd individuals named Scott
and John WEIGH, visited down town es-
adjustment, Friday night, and an inmate
OF the house named Amanda Brown, is Of
the opinion that they stole and carried
away sundry articles Of wearing apparel
the property Of her, the said Amanda. At
all events she filed an affidavit to that ef
feet before Squire Robinson, yesterday,
whereupon Q warrant was issued for Scott
and Welch's arrest.
The contest Of the outs against the ms
for the possession of the Mayors and Clerks
Offices will become active again, to-mor-
row morning, in the County Court, before
Judge Yocum. Mulkey, Jr, and Leek APP
pear for Mott, who bankers after the
Clerks office, Linegar appearing for Foley,
the incumbent. Mulkey and Leek also
appear for Mayor Thistlewood, Mr.. Winter,
who wants to be "Hon. it, while longer,
will be represented by Linesar and Geo.
Hendricks.
Further miscellaneous horse racing in
the park having been forbidden, the race
yesterday afternoon was run on the Island
course Only one race was run. Bill Ell
lott entered his Jim Butler and jim
Keene his horse Bob Thorpe. The
distance was quarter Of mile. Butler
won the race by about three lengths, which
result seemed to have been anticipated by
parties who know the capacities Of both
animals. In the language Of Murdoch
Butler is creased lightning for 900 yards
See advertisement Of the New Poisoned
Fly Plate, 1t is inst the thing. All ready
for use. Plate and Poison all complete for
ten cents. Sure death to all flies in city or
country-wether they depend upon air earth
or water for livelihood, and for the quick
and certain obstruction of the table fly or
the early worms, bedroom fly it is etfectual.
In word this New Fly Plate is to suffer
ing humanity the surest guarantee for
peaceful slumbers, happy waking and fly
less tables. Barclay Brothers are agents
Henry Johnson, pale, cadaverous in
valid. came from Ullin to Cairo about five
days ago, and has been feeding upon
charity ever since. He had just recovered
from a severe attack Of pneumonia, when
he arrived in Cairo and is now afflicted
with a frightful abcess in his side He is,
indeed, helpless, and rather pitiable OBJ
ject He wants help, of course, as do a
thousand Others every month, almost; and
it may be that a response to his call for
help will prove the cheaper plan Of dispos
ing of him He has brother in Bridge
town, Mo.
The first number of the State Argus,
a new Republican paper, published at
Springfield, by Mr.. D. W. Lusk, has been
issued. geographically it is very hand
some, and its matter is interesting. The
editorials, moderately stalwart in tone, are
well written. They are far superior to the
average Republican editorial out-givings.
The Argus is sixteen-page paper and will
be published weekly Aside from its poll
tics it deserves success. Mr.. Lusk, its cd
itor, is gentleman Of much newspaper
ability and of indomitable energy He de.
serves the patronage Of his party, and THE
BULLETIN hopes he may make a fortune
out of the Argus enterprise.
Under the present distribution of the po.
lice force, John Tyler and Warren Wins will
patrol the upper part Of the city, and John
P. Hogan and Henry Duncller the lower
portion of the city These parties are all
new at the buSinass; but inspired by dis
position to do their duty, aud reasonably
blessed with practical common sense, there
is no good reason why they may not soon
be transformed into serviceable and etiic-
lent officers. Marshal LaIue, the Chief,
has had much experience as police officer
and detective, having filed the office of
Sheriff in Knox county, Indiana, in which
Vincennes is located, and having also served
several years on the police force Of Cairo
The whole force will have the advantage of
his drill and constant supervision, which
will prove a very fair substitute for exper-
fence. Schuckers has been assigned to
day duty.
While considerable attention has been
given to the removal Of garbage and other
obnoxious accumulations from the city,
and to the general improvement Of our
sanitary condition, not single pound or
quart of disinfectants has been used, in so