The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-22
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: MORNING. JUNE 90


are to be used in the erection Of a monu-
ment in Memphis, to the Physicians,
Nurses, Members of the Howard Associa-
ton and Citizens Relief Committee who
died at their post of duty, during the prey
aence of the great epidemic. The object
is so praiseworthy that the book should,
and no doubt will, find extensive sale. For
price and supplies citizens can apply to Col.
J. II. Smith, City National Bank.
Yesterday morning George Barbee, a
colored lad about Is years Of age, appeared
before Squire Comings and swore out war
rant against Belle Foggy, colored woman
for assaulting and striking him. Deputy
Sheriff, Geo. 0lmsted, after considerable
search, found the accused, who, upon trial
was found guilty as charged, find IS and the
customary incidentals. Feeling resentful,
Belle then "cross fired" by swearing out
warrant against young Barbee tor assault
ing and striking her, the trial OF which
will come up Monday. The court admon-
ished Belle that the "cross fire. had some
what the appearance of malice, which If
shown on the trial, would necessitate her
paying the costs of proceedings; but Bellies
blood being up, she responded "All right,
SQUIRE, lei it boom. I'm bound TO have the
law on that white Niger, if it breaks me,
fat"
Mat Lewis, the negro who was arrest
ed for stealing s41 from couple of Mssis-
sippi Central colored men, is manifestly
dangerous man. Friday evening he re-
paired to the house Of his woman (most of
these vicious devils have their "women')
and not finding suppe. ready, flew into a
towering passion. His woman explained
that the reason supper had not been pre-
pared was because there was not a mouth
ful OF anything TO eat IN the house. The
sooty lord. instead OF being Modified y
this explanation. grew still more furious.
Damn her; she had spent his money for
whisky. sni low he was going to kill her,
and suiting the sctioa to the word, he
seized broken glass and hurled j, ST the
vomza with all the force he could CON-
msnd. Anticipating the assault, the
sla-nei fenale asssyei flight, but had
taken but few steps when the ugly missile
struck her il the back, almost burying
itself in her flesh. Since that time the
vicious villsin has kept himself out Of
sight. Ths, be intended TO kill the wo-
man there can be but little doubt, and bad
be hi, her on the head, be would certainly
have carried out his intention. 4 five year
sojou-n in the penitentiay is what Mat
Lewis has earned. and i, would be wicked
torbearance in jury TO make it any less
for him.
An individual by the name Of Great
house, who claims that lie IS twelve-year
residen. Of the city, is full Of i,ouble. He
las been unable. in the first place, 10 find
landlord who is Indifferent about such
tdfles as house rent; and for that reason he
is driven 10 frequent changes Of location.
Yesterday morning his troubles seemed TO
thicken. With his things in the street in
front Of the house he had just vacated, his
wife became, as Mr.. Greenhouse thought,
very unreasonable. She told him that she
had been driven from shelter the last time
on bis account. If he couldn't manage to
keep roof over her head while she did all
the rest, she would leave him. She
would take her things and set
I'D for herself; and from this
point she increased in earnestness
Of expression until Mr.. G.. felt himself
called upon, as he alleges, to catch hold OF
her, lest she might resort 10 acts Of active
hostility. But Mrs. G.'s dandcr was up.
She bit his hands, and then by quick
wrench freed herself and gathering board
gave Mr.. e. bat on the head that brought
out, momentarily, all the stars in the frma-
ment. Just when and how the matter
would have terminated We are left TO CON
lecture. as officers arrived on the ground
about this time, and took both Of them
under arrest. They were brought before
Judge Bird, after short confinement, and
the evidence making the PAIR equally cul-
pablo, they were fined $500 each, and then
with magnanimity beautiful TO contcm-
plate, Mr. G. agreed TO pay the woman
fine az we'll as his own. How he IS going
TO do this, since he was unable to keep his
wife under the cover Of roof, remains
for future demonstration.
NOTHING removes an lncipicnt Cold
more quickly and pleasantly than relia-
bic cathartic medicine, such as that old
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