The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-12

citlzei, who feels concern for the intel
lecual and social advancement Of society,
ana the continued success Of the Reform
mWement will Withhold his sanction of the
proposed organization, 1t ought to secure
q hundred members.
| MIR John A, poore commenced the
erection OF the enclosure that is to surround
the Glass scattold, yesterday morning 1t
ecloses the same ground used 10y sheriff
Twin, is TWENTY-FIVE by twenty-five feet
with walls seventeen feet in height. As
the height Of the enclosure and the fact
that the court house will DO locked against
the entrance of the curious and horror
hunting crowd, it will be quite useless for
great throng Of people to gather, under the
expectation that by some "hook or crook"
sight Of the hanging will be obtainablc
The Sheriff has already commenced the
selection Of his guards, and several hours
before the hour Of execution, he will have
at least one hundred trusty men, armed and
on duty about the court house premises 1t
is difficult matter to find a more oblig-
ing man than Sheriff Hodges; but in this
case the limits and restrictions imposed
upon him by law, will compel him to deny
TO hundred, Of good friends and intimate
acQuaintance' the favor OF permit, OF
course some OF these good friends will feel
yeNed and rescutiul; but as the SheritfS
action will be shaped in accordance with
the requirements Of the statutes, and not
according tohi, own pleasure or inclination,
the veXation and resentment will prove
alike impotent and foolish
Governor Montgomery Allcn. the ne.
gro who is said to b4yc belaborel rou,y-
about to death, on the steamer Fawn, some
time ago was arrested in s., Louis on Wed,
nesday last lie doesn't deny the charge,
| but urges Justification and sclf-deteusc lie
SAYS that while the Fawn was lying al
Cairu, the captain appointed him captain of
the watch If. called nm the rv..lye rogst.
abouts al the dgs, woodward, and instead Of
goi,, CIV m. ,c,,.l,;l. ,,.,. ,,y.,, far, a.
Governor and gave him Tremendous,
humping Nothing dauntcl, however, he
continual an .I,,,,..a,3 uo, irs,,,o,o3 h,.
the Captain TO pay the rou,,about, back in
kind if tbry a,t,ckad him se,ip The zee.
%" attack was maje during the plight
10" It terminated We Viii permit @ ne
gto 70 describe rs he described 1t to the
-. Louis reporter "Dar lay twelve ro'St-
erS, siN on dl, 'i,Ie and SIX on dat, sung
cut Pile out, nlgSahS, dc landns beach,
Den one great BIG black man sot ~ aud
Said wen MI you DIS time 'haeh II
tou cont leave, l got mad den and
sad dc KILN dH time won't Ike on dis mig
sah side. Den SIX surrounded me on DIS
side and SIX On dat, DE big black man
picked up board and damned me good.
picked up piahk amt lammed HIM. |
'hnk got the bes 90 &c Iamm'o Dey
wuz IN de majawlty, an slew one oi De
m4la"lY'
'DIo you XII hlmt
spec d'd' spec OATS what dcy want
me Tor
Nv hat was the.olg h'ack mans name.
de Lawd knows, and he amt to.e meyet,'
A Belmont co)orcd man n,mad lar
Loved wa, on wharf-boat NJ ahop, |
O'Clock Yesterday EVENING intrndino IN take
pa,,,osyor Paducsh He wa, soon An. /
preached by Albert Hamilton and William /
NcKoioht also colored who said that thov
zoo were oojoo 70 paaucab. altbouob ,hry /
were leaving mighty GOOD thing in Caro-
Over on Commercial avenue was ,hcbapo
where ANYBODY who understood the rones
copld mat load himself down with oroec.
backs" AT this unctnre NLcKnjoht Grew
c,rBl.,t;,l ami tok,r,, I,o,,l ,y;3. MD /