The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-22

close application TO business. In MS Dusi-
ness Mr.. O'Hara enjoyed the confidence OF
the public and Mr.. Schulz who succeeds
him certainly merits continuance OF the
success which. his predecessor has had.
MIR. A. J. Carrie, and son Frank, who
were both out trailing the old Kentuckian
who hired horse from Mr.. Carlos livery
stable on Friday and failed to return at
the appointed hour, came back Thursday
without having accomplished their purpose
They found traces of the old man and horse
in Missouri, near Commercial Point and on
the road leading from there to Cape Girar,
deau; but they lost trace of HIM entirely
when within about three miles of the Cape,
1t Is believed now by Mr.. Garlic that the
man is professional horse thief Cards
describing the man and horse, and offering
a reward of sixy-flve dollars have been
scattered throughout the country through
which the refugee is known to have tray
eled.
In other internal revenue districts the
| selection or recommendation of the collec-
tor is usually left with the congressman of
the congressional districts composing such
| internal revenue district. In this district
| this privilege is taken out of the hands OF
the congressman, except one, and usurped
by the senator and others. The reason is
obvious. In this revenue district there are
three congressman, Thomas, Townshend
and Morrison The two last named are
Democrats who would insist upon the ap-
pointment Of ascrupulous man OF the people
and for the people, which would be just the
opposite of what the Republican bosses de-
sire-they want politician of the pol
| itcans, who will not scruple to further
| the interests of his masters even at the
sacrifice, Gf sacrifice it be- of His honesty.
Thursdays Paducah News says: "Mr
Dick Boone and Miss Annie Lee, step
daughter of Mr.. Nat. Webb, left the city
this morning for Cairo, the home OF Miss
Lees brother, Mr.. George Lee, where they
will be married this evening and continue
their way to st. Louis on 4 bridal tour
This marriage will be the result of long
courtshlp, and it is TO be hoped will prove
as happy as the friends of the couple de-
sire Mr. Boone is worthy and steady
gentleman and Miss Lee charming and
respected lady, They are well mated and
in their new life have the News best wishes
for long life and an unalloyed happiness"
The young couple must have been very
quietly welded, for their presence here and
the object thereof did not become known
to the newspaper fraternity of the city.
Bud Branncn, William Cook, Louis
Jones, Sallie Bard, Hattie Bowers and
| Salie Carroll are the names ola company
of characters who have made themselves
disgracefully conspicuous in this neighbor-
hood during the last few days. The men
are known to be common gamblers who,
together with others, some of whom lay
claim to respectable citizenship here (but
whose claim in that respect is open to Sc
rious doubt have been making the saloon
OF Sam Stewart, Mt the corner
of Fourth street and Commercial avenue,
their regular haunt and given it the name OF
being nothing but common gambling hell
Of the worst kind A few days ago the men
named together with two of the women
who are, of course, of the notorious kind,
went to Sandusky in this county, attended
the dance and barbecue there and behaved
as might have been expected of such disSo'
lutte characters, in bold, indecent manner,
Officers Martin and Mahanny, who were
also there, ordered them from the dancing
floor and away from, the grounds
with which order after some
frutless protests, they complied.
They returned to Cairo after their day
and nights disgraceful debauch, and yester.
day the officers named obtained warrants
for their arrest intending TO prosecute them
under the laws against gamblers and
Migrants. But it appears that the prema'
ture warning given the men by a little Item
in Thursdays Argus, enabled them to eIude
the officers, and they left or hid and could
not be fonnd yesterday when the warrants
were to be served The officers have q
good case against them, but ii they are
gone and will stay away, the city Is to be
congratulated. They are men OF the viesl
character Abandoned to all the lowest
instincts of their bestal natures, they are
bold and shameless and ready at all times
to betray or rob the innocent and the weak
Their several companions who remain here,
who dress well, talk much, but do nothing
and imagine that their outward gentle