The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-01


says the defendant. Complainants CLAIM
that the sale had not been made at the tim
the officer levied upon the property AM
that, therefore, in buying it and paying TO
it under the execution, they acted indepen
dainty of defendant. Both parties ar
residents of Elco, this county. The Jur
was discharged yesterday morning atte
having been out about forty hours, withou
finding verdict. When discharged !
stood four for compliments and eight TO
the defendant.
-Plummer Martin was arrested yester
day upon warrant sworn out by Consta
BILE Downing before Justice Osborn; bu
the prisoner took change of venue Il
Justice Birds court, where he was dlscharg
ed, the court being satisfied that he bad no
misbehaved himself until he was intererec
with by the complainant.
The programme for the concert by tht
scholars of Miss Emma James, to be given
tonight, will be found in another column
The attendance should be large as the en-
tertainment will be of usual excellence
Miss James has spent great deal OF time
drilling her class, and they will be assisted
by the best talent to be found in Cairo
"A white man was found by Oi1cers
Mahanny and Martin, lying helpIessiy
drunk on Fourth street last evening lie
was a stranger in these parts and coulu not
be aroused sufficiently even to walk, much
less to give an account of himself. The
officers therefore conveyed him TO the cooler
on dray, to sober up and stand trial to-
day.
Where the county road crosses the
Illinois Central track some difficulty was
found in passing on the road, by reason OF
the fact that the tracks have been raised
about three feet above their former level
and above the road. The county board has
had men employed, within the last few
days, doing some filling there, so as to
make passage over the tracks with vehicles
as easy as formerly.
Judge Robinson convened county court
Yesterday for the purpose Of trying the
charges against young negro, OF stealing
A pair of shoes, pocket book and other
rinkets, from the business house OF Mr.. G.
T. Ortiz But all the parties to the case
we're not ready and it was continued until
o'clock this afternoon. The prisoner is
aid TO be but nine years old he was Gem
nitted under bond, by Justice Osborne
ONE days ago.
The sale of the real estate of the late
'aptain Hambleton, was begun at Mound
'ity yesterday. River men from many
oints along the rivers we're present to bid
n the ways aud other water craft belonging
D the deceased. But only an old boiler,
be little tug "a. B. Stafford and several
mall barges were sold. The tug was
ought in for $500 by man residing at
'lum Point who intends to use her for
erryboat there. The sale Of the docks
I'LL be the most important and will proba-
" come off to-day.
Yesterday the report was current in
lie lower part of the city, that 8 white
Ian living at the corner of Fifth street
nd Washington avenue had been injured
lille attempting to board one of the Wa
ash excursion trains for Mound City,
lille ia motion, on Wednesday. The re-
oTt was not correct. 1t doubtless arose
ON the fact that the man, Landers, who
as injured at Birds Point some time ago
nd has been under the care Of Drs. Park
r At st. Mary's Infrmary here, was con-
eyed Wednesday from the Infrmary to
ne house named, where he boards, and
here he will remain until entirely well.