The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-03

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 2.--1his city has not
been 50 well pleased with itself for many
day as she is on git. CITIZENS meet and
shake hands zig hcautly, in many
cases without uttering word
being entirely too full for utterance, while
many are the feryeut Thank Gods"
utfered up By those who eau fined voice,
The grand jury has adjourned and the
result OF Their labors a. shown by the
report OF Judge Van Wagner
and the indic'meu's presented Is the caus
Of th prosen, jubilee.
Ring rue--thc worst Of all ring rule, that
If the gamblers, has this day received a "a.
ia wound, aud men who thought they
stood secure in their guilt have had their
house. o. sand tumbled down
about their ears, and
are likely soon to appear in their true char.
scter- before an outraged and swinded
community.
The report OF the grand jury is most
fOrcible document and handles the doings
Of the ring and it, members without gloves,
A nong the indictments returned are the
following;
hf'hl A. NEN MAN,
the commissioner OF Labor Sta tistics in
this STATE, is indicted for brokerage in Of.
tee in connection with the sale OF his no.
raryship. The story Is told elsewhere.
HUGH BRADY,
a member OF the Legislature, is indicted for
bribery, in connection with his securing a
Job for young Gunn on the Chestnut street
patrol wagon.
WARREN F. NJ CHEsSEY
indicted for MS attempt to secure money
fr N the saloon. keepers Association in
injection vita Noonan's decision.
Mr. PICKARD,
who kept the store on Fifth street where
prizes were given, IS ind icted under the
gambling law, Al these are teonies and
indictments will not he made public until
the arrests are made.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE PosT-DIs-
PATCH.
Under The stltutc concerning the ahstrac-
ion Of court records, indictments We're
also found against Henry w. Moore, man.
aging editor of the Post Dispatch, and
Florence D White, reporter Of the same
paper.
The only drawback to all this good news
IS the failing heath Of Circuit Attorney
Harris, which compells him to once more
.,e the city to reCupeTata. Thomas B.
Harvey hs' been appointed assistant circuit
orney.
aMessrs, NICE tire, Butler, Caruth and
Lutz are indicted for conspiracy. The doc.
umnnt is as follow:
InA
STATE OF MISSOURI, CITY OF 81.
LoUIs-ss,
st. Louis Criminal Court, October
term, 1888,
The grand jurors of the State Of Missouri,
within and for the body of the city Of St.
Louis, now here in court, duly impaneled,
sworn aud charged upon their oaths, pre-
sent Edward Butler, Joseph Fl. Me-
Entire, Frank Lutz, David W. Caruth. all
Of the city of st. Lou is and State of Mis-
souri,, did on the 1st day OF December, A.
D. 1882, unlawiully conspire, combine,
confederate and agree together among
themselves 10 obstruct the due
administration in the city OF
ST. Louis OF The then exist
ing laws o the said State of Missouri
defining and Furnishing the offenses of set.
ting up and keeping gambling devises, the
offense OF making and establishing lotteries,
gift enterprises and schemes OF drawing,
and the then existing laws concerning the
police of the city OF St. Louis, being chap.
ter OF the Appendix TO the Revised Stat
IS of the State of Missouri, 1879.
That afterwards, to-wit: On the 10Th dav
Of December, A. d. 1882, the said Jos. H.
McEntire, in pursuance OF and in order to
effect the object Of SAID conspiracy, combin.
alton. contederacy and agreement so had as
aforesai did. at the said city OF St. Louis,
solicit and advise one John W. Campbell,
then Chief of Police of said city of st. Lou
is, TO permit and allow, without interfer.
ence on the part of the police force Of said
city, the setting up and keeping OF gam
bling devices in said city.
That afterwards, to-wit: On the 2Oih
day of September, A. d. 1883, the said
Edward Butler, in pursuance of and in
or Ter to effect the object OF said conspiracy,
combination, confederation and agreement
- had as aforesaid, did, at the said city OF
1t, Louis, threaten the said John W.
Campbell, Chief Of Police, as aforesaid,
with removal from the office OF Chief of
Police IN tie event that he, the said John
W. Campbell, did not resign the office OF
Chief of Police before Fair week, mean
nc before the first week Of October, A, y.
1883.
That afterwards, to. wit: On the 9th day
4" october, A. d, 1883, the said Frank j.
Luz aud David W. Caruth, in pursuance
OF and in order to effect the object OF said
conspiracy, combination, confederacy and
agreement so had as aforesaid, did at said
city OF st. Louis. being then
NJ there Police Commissioners and
IN mbers of the Board of Police Of the said
city of St. Louis, vote at regular meeting
IF the said Board of Police as such Com
mssioners. to arbitrarily remove without
case and without hearing, from the said
oifice OF Chief Of Police, the said John W.
Campbell, he, the said Campbell being
nen and there the duly appointed, quail
lied acting Chief of Police OF The said City
o. s.. Louis, contrary to the form of the
state In such case made and provided and
against the peace aud dignity OF tn. State Of
Missouri NJ. j. SULLIVAN,
Assistant Circuit Attorney.