The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-15

such coins are extensively used In large
cities. Any one holding one dollars worth
Of the coins, or more, can have them re-
deemed at the Office of the treasurer OF the
company.
Yves Freeman was fined 81 and costs
by Magistrate Comings yesterday, for drlV-
ing over sidewalks. The offense OF which
Wes was guilty is too common among team
sters. Hardly day passes, that the ordi-
nance bearing upon this point is not viola
ted in some pat Of the city. Heavily load
ed wagons are driven over the new brick
sidewalks with impunity in some places,
to the greatest injury Of the walks. Officers
can not always be on hand just when and
where the otfense Is committed, but cltlz ms
should make it their duty to report any
ofiense of the kind that may come under
their observation
--DuQuoin Tribune: "a town is very
much like an individual. To be flourish
ing, it must have energy and enterprise
The people in the town should labor for Its
prosperity. They should remember that
their individual prosperity depends, to a
large degree upon the character of the
place in which their business is located,
Every public measure should be literally
supported by all, especially by the business
men. At the present day, there is as much
competition between towns as there is
among persons or similar business enter
prises. A man seeking for location, will
Invariably select a town that is up to the
times and eagerly in favor of every mod
ern improvement. DuQuOin, although
richer in advantages than many oil her
neighboring towns, is quietly letting them
get away with her. This should not be
the case. A town, in these mooern times,
and in the face of so much opposition, can
afford to be peOpled with old fogies or
dul6ueluVldu lOSSllo, WIN arc COhtIhuHIiy
Kicking at every enterprise. This city,
with little energy and gO.head- ativeness,
would soon make one Of the best towns
south of Springfield. Our real estate
weutd greatly increase IN value, and every
business enterprise bring better returns.
To make fourishing aud business town,
you must believe in the future ard then
work for it. Encourage every improve
ment. Help every enterprise. Offer H.
ducemenis to persons looking for loca.
ton
An old white man named Henshell was
brought into court by Officer Hogan yes
terday, charged with cisorderly conduct.
He was partially deranged and was caught
by the officer late Tuesday night making
violent demonstrations on the street down
town. He had a large pair of scissors in
his hand, with which he had attacked sew
eral persons for various reasons. Etry in
the night he was about to make violent
attack upon the bar-keeper of Mr.. Henry
Hasenjagers saloon, because that function
airy wouldn't give him whiskey, but was
prevented by Magistrate Comings who just
happened in, He promised then to 60
home and then to bed, and the officer let
him go, seeing that he was deranged. But
it seems that he didn't keep his promise,
for be was heard afterwards to have threat
ened to stab woman he met on the side
walk, with the shears which he carried
in his hand, if she did mot give
him 5000 While waiting for his case to be
called, outside the railing, he entertained a
small crowd with the details Of the fall OF
man as recorded in Genises and concluded
his rather disconnected relation with the
remark, given with the air of man who
bad Just discovered an important truth,
that while Adam was tempted to do wrong
by woman only, it took the very devil
himself to successfully tempt Eve Again
while the court was entering up judgment
of $50 and costs against him, he remarked
that he had been in Jail all night and hi
must say, that he had been treated better il
the Jail than out of it among those who
ought to have been bis friends. When th'
court announced that be would either have
to pay $751; go to Jail for tiftytwo days, o.
leave town before dark, he asked for per
mission to "mske few remar ks,' which
being refused, he bowed deeply and grace
fully, thanked the court for some fancieC
favor, expressed the belief the court was st
just judge" and then turned upon his hee
and strobe out of court with the air of al
accused but vindicated Roman Senator. II
had been in the city for several weeks; h
came from Memphis, professedly in searcl
of his wife who, he claimed, had been On
tlced away from his firesidc by what h
was pleased to call "the vagaries of Spirit
ualism, and taken refuge in the home of
family of adherants of the faith here, MI