The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-26


French, and Charles French, Val. Mulkey
Clarence Petit, Willie Schofeld, Joe Park,
or and Burt Nesbit. They will be accom-
panied by Judge j, II. Mulkey, Mr., W. G.
Mulkey, Mr.. Ernest Petit and Mr., Charles
X. Stuart, who went up some days ago to
attend the closing exercises of the school
term. Mr.. Val. Mulkey graduated with
high honors and will doubtless now enter
upon useful career.
The Anna Qll) Driving Club has
provided splendid line of amusements to
be given on the Southern Illinois Fair
Grounds, IN Anna, in celebration OF the
Fourth, including running, trotting, pacing,
foot, bicycle and mule races, creased pole
acts, ETC.. for which cash prizes amounting
to over 5000 will be given. The Union
County Philharmonic Band, one of the
best in the State, will furnish delightful
music Crowds will be there and a grand
good time may be expected. One fare for
the roand trip on the Illinois and St. Louis
& Cairo Railroads. For program, etc. adj
dress II. +. Bussey, Sec'y, Anna, Ill.,
| The Alexander Hamilton Slammses and
| the Andrew Jackson Busterses and the
| Abraham Lincoln Rookses and the Ophelia
Araminta Jabberses will now all have to
fish in utter obscurity, and visit and be Wis
tied without having the fact heralded to
world that stands on tip.toe to each a
glimpse or a sound Of their every motion
and all just because "the organ" has made
the discovery that the animal it was riding,
instead of being noble specimen of the
genus Equus, was nothing but little, griz-
Fly beast bearing the strongest evidences of
assinine extraction.
The officer who will arrest that semi
human wretch, that package of cussedness
incarnate, known to the devil and all his
angels as jim Orange, and prosecute him
for violating Chapter 80, Section so of the
criminal code of this State, will receive and
merit the gratitude Of the community. The
section referred to reads as follows:
"Whoever shall be guilty of cruelty to any
animal of the ways mentioned in this Sec
ton, shall be fined not less than So nor
more than 5000 Secondly, by
cruelty working any old, manned, infrm,
sick or disabled animal, or causing or
knowingly allowing the same to be done"
Yesterday, in defiance Of the order OF the
chief, jim was out again with bis lame
mule, himself as drunk IS lord, driv.
ing about evidently for the sole purpose of
spitng the officers and torturipg the poor
beast that has been unfortunate enough to
fall into his possession.
ALREADY has the Argus given Mr..
Methuselah GLADDEN. and his Enlightened
colored society,"" what street Arabs would
veay srengiy and aptly, though unclasSi-
cally, term "the dirty shake;n and it now
deyotes itself entirely, SIS before, to the
Encouragement and representation" of
the Glow CLASSES" the "scmi- barbarans," |
the "thieyes,' gamblers" etc, whom, but
few days since, it denominated with
high bred sheer, "thc Bill Scott element"
which it spurnei and condemned to the
tender care Of the vulgar BULLETIN.
Methusolah and his "high toned colored
society" have cur sympathy in their aban.
donment; so have the Argus many, many,
refined Caucasian readers who, we are sure,
will be sore)y disappointed at not being
regalcd every evening with dlicious NOR.
sails OF society news from Africa's upper
tendum, but will have to content them
selves with accounts of dOings in pinch"
and in the police courts.
"A young man named Theodore Kittlc,
formerly an empoye on this section Of the
Wabash road, living in Mound City, has
created sensation in Mound City by max
ing partial disclosures concerning the party
who lynched the negro murderer, Howard,
fesses that he was one of the party himself,
and he has been induced to turn trlitor to
his associates in TIE crime, by means of
whisky and promises of reward. He SAVE
ne was made drunk and while in this con.
dition was taken by Senator Hogan before
justice of the peace and induced to make
an affidavit in which he accuses "Alex.
Milburn and others Of having committed
the crime. He mentions only the one name
in his affidavit, which might lead one to
believe that he had been actuated by per
sonal i'll will toward Mr.. Milburn, but he
explains this by saying that he did this in
the expectation that Milburn, when arrested
would himself reveal the names of all the
others connected with the affair. He SAWS
there were eighteen in all Of the party, ex-
GLIDING himself, and he expects reward of
| $OOl fDr oaoh 80 pno :.