The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22


gone through with large amount of civi
and criminal business. Several person
have been sentenced to the county Jail,
number Of heavy fines have been assessed
and eleven candidates have been elected t,
serve the state ut Chester for terms ranging
from one to ninety-nine years or there
abouts. The following are the names o
the elect who will leave Cairo for Cairo
good, to-day, under the protection of Sheriff
Hodges or his able deputies. A full &C
count Of the crimes committed by thes,
men, have already been published in 'HHI
BULLETIN:
James Arnold. assault to murder; year
Albert Green, robbery; 10 years.
John Thomas, robbery; 10 years.
Jack Powell robbery; 3 years.
VIM. Henderson, confidence game; IL
years.
Harry Walker, confidence game; a
years.
George Kohl, murder; life.
John Davis, burglary; 3 years.
Jas. Reynolds, larceny;9 years.
Billy Williams, robbery years.
Tennessee johnson, burglary; years.
"A correspondent writing from Wash
ington last week says; I'm the District OF
Columbia and in the neighboring states OF
Virginia, and Maryland, there is hardly a
Democrat who doubts the success of Han.
cock. have been here during the Presi-
dental campaign. and have necessarily
sought to learn not only the local feeling,
and expectation, but the nature of the
political information that comes TO Wash
ington as the great political center. Not
only is there unprecedented enthusiasm
and confidence here, owing to the condi-
ton affairs IN and around the district, but
everything that comes by mail, or tele-
graph from other sections, is alike cheer
ing. Much quiet work is being done, and
much more is in preparation. We have,
all admit, ticket which
will hold until election day
the admiration and devotion so freely and
promptly and generally expressed for it i'm
mediately upon its nomination, and in short,
unless all signs fail, we are on the road to
such victory as has not been known for
many years. Hopeless OF finding any other
issue, or anything against Hancock, the
Radical party is returning to the cry of the
bloody shirt. Reports of southern bull
doing, ranging from social ostracism to
threats OF personal violence, are returning
to their accustomed places in the Radical
papers. No location is given to them. gen
orally, which leads to the belief that they
are simply the old stories revived and modi-
fed Yet while this is being done we learn
from exulting New England papers that, ex-
governor Garcelon of Maine, as prince, and
as patriotic man as ever served his coun-
try in office, or in the field has been obliged
to relinguish his medical practice, and to
sell his property in strongly Radical city
of his own state, because he differed in his
politics with his neighbors. A year ago, in
another city of the same state the trustees
of a Baptist church, refused its use to Rev.
Mr. De la Matyr, for religious purposes, on
a Sunday evening, simply because he
was greenbacker. The next
week, all the Radicals Of the
church turned out to hear Bob Ingersoll,
because he was Radical. Talk of social
ostraciasm on account Of politics! There is
more of it to-day, in New England, than in
all the southern states combined. The cry
Of bull-dozing will this time fail of its usu-
al effect. 1t will tail miserably.",