The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-26

"''N' ~ "oith "hch Sou tcll them their
husbands darsent trounce emf They'll 90
to badness, sir, that'll be the end of 'em,
and with sigh for the days when the
man was the lord and the wife the slave.
Mr. Payne gave way to deep and prolonged
cogitation; but he never found out how
Florence made the money.
james Madison johnson, the colored
man who was originally detained as the
supposed cattle thief who had eluded the
officers of Fredrickstown, Missouri, was
brought before Squire Robinson, yesterday,
to answer for carrying concealed about his
person. revolver and razor. James is
either very thick-skulled, or feigned to be;
and if he told the truth his road is rather
a rough one to travel, He denies that he is
thief or that he is wanted IN Missouri to
answer for larceny; and insists that instead
Of being thief that he is the victim Of
thieves; that he came here with the view of
going on by railroad; but some rascallion,
cutting his money out Of his pocket rob-
bed of him of means to go on. But, in
the face of all this, James came into the
city, prepared to commit murder, doubly
armed, and carrying a countenance that is
not, at first sight, or at any other time, very
well calculated to inspire confidence in his
docility or amiability The Squire, in view
of all the circumstances, fined Mr.. James
Madison johnson the sum of $95 and costs
and, in default of payment sent him over
to the keeping Patsy Mahoney.
We referred in Mondays issue, to the
arrest of man named Kilgore, who had
been working for Joe Dupoyster and gave,
as we received them, the details of the
murder in which Kilgore was was particeps
crimes. We have since learned MILFORD
Kilgore, man SO years old and his two
sons were all concerned in the preparation
of the crime, that the old man and his son
William were arrested, but that the other
son effected his escape. The murder was
committed in Webster county, Kentucky,
about three years ago, the Kllgorcs being
tenants of the murdered man, whose name
was T. B. Randolph. The Kilgores refused
to pay balance of $50 due on rent and
Randolph levied upon their tobacco. This
angered the Klgores, and William srming
himself with a rifle repaired to the field
where Randolph was engaged, and shot
him dead. They then fled the country, apd
have been living together in Ballard county
ever since. II is believed that the fugitive
was in Cairo at the time the Webster
county officers arrived with his father and
brother under arrest. From here il Is con.
jectured that he made his way up the line
of the Illinois Central, and that he is now
employed on some farm not hundred
miles from this city.
For several days past heayy-set indi
vidual of foreign airs and aspect has been
seen oatng about the city, now and then
in odd and out-of-the-way places for a
stranger, unit, finally he excited suspicion
of the police that he was essentially crooked.
Making his appearance in the neighbor-
hood Of Head Quarters yesterday he was
interviewed, with the view of determining
| who he was and what he wanted. He be-
came highly indignant-had been outraged
in his person, his rights had been shame
fully invaded, and he would prosecute the
officers to the utmost limit of the law. To
initiate the proper proceedings he started
out on hunt for lawyer; but soon chang
| ing his mind returned to the starting point,
and proposed to compromise the matter for
ten dollars. Very strangely the officers
present didn't accept the proposition-on
the contrary, they piled insult on indig-
nifty by telling the consequential stranger
that he was a fraud, that they had MIN
spotted" and that the only assurance he
could have that he would not
be called upon to sample prison.fare,
would be to put himself, and that right
speedily, beyond the limits of the corpora
ton. The consequential individual was
dumfounded; he had never been talked to
that way in all his life and n probability
exists that he has betaken himself to com.
munities where the fine sensibilities Of
royal minded loafers will be respected.
II your tongue is coated or if YOU have