The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-10

DC maze upon tHc STouuu ny suCIl aUle
orators as S. E. Taylor, L. W. McEwen, G
w. Tanner and A. G.. Leonard.
Yesterday morning Officer Schuckers
arrested one of the most pitiable specimens
of humanity, In the shape of a woman, that
| it has ever fallen to the lot Of an officer to
arrest. The particulars Of her case are un-
fit for publication, and suffice it therefore to
say. that she was tried before Justice Ohm
sted, who fined her one hundred dollars
and costs, on charge Of vagrancy, and
gave her two hours in which to leave the
city
Mr.. Mike O'Donnell was informed by
farmer from Ballard county a day or two
ago. that in case the Hibernian fire conf
pany permitted racing IN the park on the
Fourth of July, number Of fast horses Of
that county would be brought over and en-
tered in the race. Mayhower and Lady
Williams, both rapid animals, will be
brought here to buck against Harlem.
They, as all other animals that have run
against Harlem, will have the dust thrown
into their eyes by that gallant steed.
"A petition was presented to the coua-
ell at its last meeting, asking that the
drive of St. Mary's park he put in good
coalition at as early a day as possible. We
believe that of equal importance is the
sinking OF well in some convenient part
of the park, so that those who may go
there at public celebrations, as well as their
horses, may not suffer for the want OF a
drink of water The construction of a
well would be appreciated by everybody
and add considerably to the parks at
fractions.
AS was mentioned some days ago that
the Hibernlan Fire Co. would celebrate
the Fourth OF July in an appropriate and
creditabe manner. They have lately begun
preparations which promise TO make this as
grand an affair as was ever instituted in
this city on similar occasion. The COM
pany pettioned the council last night for
the exclusive right to the park on the day
above mentioned. The right TO use it
under the direction of the street commit
,aa mas ,,ronta] than,
1t was by the merest accident, while
rambling about the city for news yesterday,
that we caught the rumor, and after lnquir-
ing into it. found it to be fact, that our
good looking heighbor of the Argus, Mr..
Potter would. in the course of three weeks,
cease to live the life Of single blessedness,
and take unto himself handsome young
lady as a wife who has been in this city on
a visit, from Cincinnati, for several weeks.
After having investigated the rumor, we can
say in the language of Little Buttercup:
YES, we know,
That Is go
Many of our people, especially our
Irish citizens will remember Mr.. Michael
A. Mahoney, who left this city for the west
some years ago to seek his fortune. The
following concerning him. which we find
in the Fairfield Colorado Plume, will prove of
interest to his friends here "Married-At
Rocky, Park county, last Sunday, Mr.. NJ.
A. Mahoney, of Farplay, to Mrs. A. A.
Shute, Of Rocky. Our worthy county as
SCISSOR has often been cautioned against the
snares and temptations that beset the path
way Of ye good looking bachelor, but fears
were Of DO avail. Mike has done IT,"
Mr.. H. P. Melton, Of Bandvlle, KY,
was ia the city yesterday on business In
conversation with him we learned that the
dissatisfaction among the people Of his
county concerning the removal of the CAPT
tai to Wcklitfc is still quite as general as
it was when the result Of the election was
hist uuuuuuCGN. llc CIhIHS llll LEtIG
were eight hundred more votes cast in the
county than there are voters, and believes
these were Imported for the occasion The
matter is now in the hands Of the court
and If any illegal votes were cast the court
will be very aptto discover them and thus
right the wrong.
Not many moons ago Mr.. Richard
son married Fifth street damsel called
Lucinda. After the Squire had made the
man and woman one, it did not long remain
an open question which of the two was the
one. But, in fac., a few days after the cere-
mony she gave her liege lord to under
stand that she was that individual and at
once proceeded to exercise her authority.
Mr.. Richardson having no mind of his own
Mrs. Richardson soon found a
pleasant pastlme in giving him a
piece of her own and while
engaged at this, yesterday morning, Officer
c. al A