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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-24

SOMETIMES Cold will not yield TO or
binary remedies, because OF the sever g
Inflammation OF the delicate lining OF the
tubes through which the air we breathe
is distributed to the lungs. This condi-
tion produces Pain and Soreness, DIM
Hectic Fever, and Splitting of Blood,
Matter or Phlegm, finally exhausting
the strength Of the patient, and develop
Ing very serious disease. DR.. Jayne's
Expectorant seldom fails to remove
these symptoms, by relieving the lungs
ofalI obstructing matter. and healing all
soreness. Pleurisy, Asthma aud Bron-
chtis are Likewise cured by this stand
ard remedy. and the reputation II has
maintained for 80 many years affords
the best guaranty OF Its merit
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-24

For the neat "a hours: Clear and
cool today. tollo.ced probably By cloudy or
pQrtly cloudy aceather
, 1875-07-07
THE COUNTY uILplNC,

Tbs County Board meets Tomorrow afler-
nocu.
Tho Grand Jury was 5ssterdsy oceopied in
hearing tho ordinary jail caAee.
Tho ComE11tteo on Public Records Of tho
County Board met and aIdIted several bills yes
terdaS.
Commissioner Schmidt yesterda. had mud or
tho Fourth Of july in biz oyee, from Tho el1acts
OF which he wan partially blind
Ex-senator Doolisto has boen engaged to as-
siet In tho prosecution OF William O'Drion and
Henry Caal,au, Tho indicted judges Of election
OF tho Twentieth Ward. Tue ts!ai has been set
for the 18th inst.
Tho books Of tho North Tnwn Aeeersor will be
returned To tho County Clcs to-,nnrsow. They
show reduction In tho valuation OF rs.I ostato
amounting TO about 25 per ront. and cosro-
sponing ncreAso In tho valuation Of perbohAl
properly. amounting to 26oo.o0u.
George Martin, tho "bunkoist," who r.abbe<l
bis partner. "sir JIM" Monday morning, and
probably fstAtlY. Is under Indictment IN tho
Criminal Court for practicing hts profession. lilo
wss about two weeks aEo arrested up.ler tho in
dlctmcnt, but subsequently released, Harry
Lawscuco aud AS Trude becoming his susoties.
, 1875-07-07
SUBURBAN..
TiEH F1tt1ts

Tho Fourth was celebrated In I.ako Wow
through considerable Hpace Of time. beginning
Satusths night with fuAlllatlo Of l,orBo- pistols,
mud cuIm!nhting Monday ovouing In pyrotocl,nio
displays. Several picnic parties wore out from
tho city both Sunday and Monday, And had
good time In spite OF the rain. MiBs Adams
tcool had froIic In 3tr. 8. II. kesfo9t's grounds
Monday, recitasionH by Homo OF tho littlo ladies
boing glnterspersed with good timo generally. Tho
Lako Vios baseball nnc celebrated by defeating
picked nlno ftom tho town by soora Of ct to y.
There wha display Of fireworks at the Marine
tioBptal tllss entertainment being Furnished TO
the joflv tars by Mr.. IL. G. SpaHoid and tho
thero. Ou tho whole tho town got through tho
holiday without much disorder. and with no nc
cincnt more Her!onn than runaway norse and
smashed buggy. Tha dummy train did good
busincsa throughout tho day Monday, and took
many tired wosk-pooplo from tho city out 10 tho
grueu isids.
, 1875-07-07

THE BABY SHOW
NovEt EAr OF rEc1rfx1 THE CONTEXT.
ynstart1sv wsa A pteat ,jav for lhs bhbIea Ia the
vtc,nl,v ~ Wa.tarr .xonuo, ripafores vere
''e'",N .. ..', "as'e.n - ..a,a., ...,.ns =, o
a1etehed' sto"eh. @"o es''"peo' e"ehe' VI es-
traordnary breadth and quality were invested in;
irons .nd ,yr,vtb,nu which ENHANCE. tho sweet
s ,,sa ,,,,ia s,'as,,,s H., an .t.,toroI hora
nesS ., 1no n'.'e tu"' Nv
with u.tornAi zoa. which demonstrated tbs.
An uncommon event waa 10 occur.
TIM ,ccro. of ali hi. prepa,asIon Was thss
III. .so- ,.,., rI,c. In tha ,f,,bodis,
paos'tno" "ha 70 tA"e P."eo 80 .ns 'oe"o1'''
Church, corner OF Monroe street. tn tue evening,
Some people arc iittlo squcAmsh
oyor anch exhibitions, forgetfnl Of tho
-. a., t.tr-.t,ova aro a recc.s;tv h
ms. 'nA' .t.,..o .I ~ ,a,,,,s
maternal and maternal etis'once ana 81 hon1ly
occurrence. soH .as s'S - s 9a pn ~ .a un.,.
they chdt aslae tne h"aua'"E Gaotnee ."s n1nto
ambitious garments .ne aa'nnss .o, a!o .neoe
stoW o., o.. tme'1 unoa nn.rs n'oSs' ,Eo ,,"s
tne5 nhe. ous tnus navy ~ ',.sn;,. HaSs np .tsa3.
lhe oraeal Aao eup1a't w Hn'lh1aen htee.p
nn hena''No PiaGts u.uet .nau 1,,,,. .ne .Hse
IhoF AIo eI,tc'aea IL .ne '..'nlcst Pa,n;'sa. I'LL;
anu nave 20 oeat II ~ nest 'Aey MAY ~ Euo.
10 ct5' scieat ai" seta.cn' ~ IT, seek @ ~
otne1 enpfcnha rses1s ~ .o H.. ,,s,.m L.
aetet. ~ nS ~ ~ uo'4oi .s a,' .,r. p, 49,, -
tuo sino pnMoonet "s'su s"nt r., .h' sIansrro4 :;
ahd anoe "aas ~ eau " t""' .no P''a'"''' "
| maturity on tnn ely.,
ny about ocloek tio noinonsous eEA'se'
monts "efo co.iaP!oton a'a
lAE LApthh as.;'.E Assi;nu ..,. =,
IN INC cnurGn. oacn "" h.s.ast'H -. ~ a.oA ~
atsontlon wn,cn "oI,a na'e nemln.ereu NY u'u
Or larger grown: Vulto nuloer .. suNnG
!adies soo snnl1 paaus "e'o psostn'' 1nl "ru
to"s Pguu'.at . 1alctces !" smo ~, pU
eeod.nes: @ tn q" sneto i,. nusI LEVI gsvn III,
guy III Atteuuauc;t a.. o'"'lsb sno Lady "I.' a.
III losu "ttu 'no oauo1: ~ sns .a'NoA ~ 10 - 80.
posaiblo 70 say ah}tnlnK "l.nout pr,oaeL".E
tho aomain Of na"els. Ineae "ers @ oap'es w. ~
entss, slzes' hoa eonalsaona. w ~ ~ ,s1 pao3,
"nlcn "oienon ~ n'AnS 9oanus ~ ~ r. 'nany ,y,
nontns, ~, Ma1 III, .nnv ~ i. WEE t.i, ,s.,,
whleh hhd cut !ts teetn anu the oaoy "oI oah
thoro Me'o Eooa'nunn!ea uan.ea Aua usnlee
~no wcfo '!chneu 70 saae niGsaGsuosy ~" ~
aNnfa mere "ese hentlIosa oan'o9 @ suu
come oaples thes. nsto 9ooa WY w. .1i"t, a,
hhp'es "iio "ou!un Oe su"'{ y! tae nMk"teos
breach o. soon p1geahR".m 'ee': ha .hsio W. w
every cot'toisaulo uoaGt'Etlo" u! uauoo, oes
illefs Saa oIly one feaiY hno oaoY aun3otouy E;ay
tnotner roseosseu y! suen u n"RH!''s ",,a Ates
M! was never "1snossea IN so smaA pace oe-
fofe.
s11oht a,';a oEpanauAs ,,,.o ,u
WAS maao from LUG lecob.uSen custun'. hnu y
was one WnlGh ose1y oaps"o~ner @Pplec.a'eu. M ~
| IL "as nec'uca not 70 have 5auReSL"no atu ~
aps 10 pe n,s3uofou YOU ~. pass ,,n.a nru,
t'uif'uAa u'o''so on' ~ .'no suo F!' 49, W..
, 1875-07-07

Comfy. Fox River runs through II, and Ia nav
iRAhto for small asesmers for ecvorRl mtlnn Abovo
and below tho lake. I'll, within year Of two
past II WAS surrounded bs quiet fArmers bu.
nov It has become most delightful rosort for
those who want \ fow days Of rest and rocrea-
slop. Parties from ElRin And Chicago havo ino
cub-houses on tho banks Of tho lake. end now
mn ansernrteinR chicngoan+ Col. Oliver Llppln-
oott, has e1ccilent accommodations for a
large number Of Visitors. lfnw mach \ sfnY1o
pAtttotlc individual may contribute TO Tho COM
fort and tho pleasure II his altow.cttlzens Was
shown by lila arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth Of Iu1s.
Friday The appropriation bill having been
finished with, bin Honor. slsyor ColTiu. and AID.
Hl!dreth, with their Tivrs, Counts :Tre.'uress
Mrs. Fred Reed. lha Hon. John ". Houn!rso,
and several oliora left tts c!tv Tor ths peaceful
banks Of Fox Lake. SATURDAY. morning Tho
..s snGs from ss%o,, cS lPDn'0tr ., 7pSandsr
aud in tho afternoon tho people gathered II.
iron, many rslos around, and etcames crowded
with messengers from Wisconafn aud anolhor
from MciIonrv arrived to nwe1l tho shrong, Mr.
Treasurer Miller and Gov. Drosa addressed them.
not in tho ordinary 'sprend-eAg'e" Rsyle, hut
they reihtod facts and discussed principles Ap-
prop!1ate to tho ninots.ntnth anniversary OF
American Independence.
In the evening the lads and latses had Epleu.
did open-air dance on ruhstant.al platform, 10
EY 90 feet, kindly provided by Col. Llppshcott
fos The occaeion- Sunday whs spent quietly,
beng varied only by short religious service IN
tin afternoon.
Tho Chicago party epent tho forenoon o.
Monday fishing most lndustriouelv, and with
very 3nir success, a. tho 1ne specimens OF pike,
picknrel, aud black baes they brought homo
with thom gavo hmp'o evidence. Thty returned
by steamer and ral Monday evening, greatly
piensed with their excursion.
Fox Lnko is reached by tho Northwestern
Railway to scIfonfy, and theucn by carriage or
steamer somo 9 or 10 miles. Those wehriou cit
izens who wish a few days OF recreation will
find Fox Lake Il m1st rcstfu rntreat, the fish,
lug good, and Col. Llpp,ncott-ulo han boats
aud every appliance Of confost-and his wifo
most attentive and agreeable hohts esor ready
to r1iniator to their pleasure and conlfott.
, 1875-07-07
CRIMINAL

Charles Wagner reports that he Was robbed Of
500 night before last By two footpa1s At the corr
per Of Archer avenue and Bcers street.
TIM dwelling Of Joseph Ke,fursh. No. geo
Archer avenue, was robbed night bsfoso last
and $40 In currency secured by the thieves. No
arrests.
Anna Carey vii! have to nnsvor Tho charge Of
adultery. and Martin Andrews bignmv. II they
can bo found. alre. Andrews No. haa b1orn
ont warrant against them. Az last adYicsa they
had not boon arrested.
DEATH or THE nrNKo ROPER
fiji jim," whose proper namo ia James
Canon. died at IT. Lake'a Hospital yehtcr-
aag mon. from the effects Of tho wound inflict-
Cd by "Whto Pine" Monday morning, at tho
corner Of Clark and Monroe streets. Tho
latter (1ed Mt tho ti1no Of the stabbing, and
was arrested ut Tho Hyde Park Hotel by Chef
Detective Dixun. aud brought. to tho city and
put In coll in tho Asnnsy. wlcro he will DO
kept until the Coroner holis inquest. 1Io atates
TINT tho quarrel ar0en about debt Of e3G which
llo owed deceased, and Sir jim struck him
anil knocked Inn down aud beat him with an
umbrella. lie faH hway, but waa puEsual. and
beng afraid that tho "Dls Engehn,an would
kill him. traw ppcket knife And stabbed him,
Greth tho occurrence exceedingly nha Ia willing
to Abido tho consequences, though uAAcrting
that the cutting was done III eclf.tetonso.
The Coroner was ondcaso'ing to nb:aIn tho
nnmos of wItEoaScH yestorday ntte:,lous, and
will probably havo an investigation at the Ar
mory this forenoon.
Deceased wns we'll known among tho sporting
men, and will DO btn!ed ut arncclatd by
them. lilo has no relatives in this country.
His nGo wns "a. and llo was very largo. ponor-
fnl and woli-bniis n,nn. Tho homicide Is 4 vary
ainati man. mud bears tho reputation Of being
harmless. Ills natao In eaid to 10 George Mar
, 1875-07-07

,hlpE.Hs!ts ., ne.. 81 ohoIsra inftntum. Tuesday,
.Fuasrsl II Ill ss.ianoo II M.s o. Mor,t.ou, Room
fiAl.ted. .1ts. " ~
Patrick Cisncsy. ~ ''"e
Funeral Il IL u'coek Thuaday n 81. Pstroks Church
tboncs " cars TO calvary Cttnetsry.
NELs0S-At THO rc,taenee NJ his parents, No, II
TN1nty, s1ah,stt .lotenh, infant ton u Thomaa aud
WMEfLDDM 0a Monday. .Iny Il, .Icnnso, only daust-
hr OF ueatxs and hfaRgls Wnbolon. axet month1,
II ,, m.
JAQKson-Wllam Henry jackson. axsd ysa.s.l
Fppera % flosshi1 b. carriages At = y. H., JaifS
ffnm q Indiana Avohu8. Friends lnsttah,
, 1875-07-07

pcrhaps the most famous bed Ia English his
torw ID the great bod Of Ware, in Hss.fo.dshifo.
Shakespeare aitndss to II ia tt1ha Twelfth
Night" Although ths eheeta we're big enough
for the bed Of Ware" Nothing Ia now known u
lho origin Of the bsd7 but In 8halspsAra's
timo it wRs In tho manor houAs II Wars, The
seaideuce ol tho FAnshaus, Tho bedetsad il 10
feet inchca in length. about The satns In Width,
aud feot lnchos IN height u 10 covered with
: wooden eauopy. supported by pansliua 1t the
I'D. Ths sau1s tsARsno5k Il slabo1atsly
, 1875-07-07
FIRES.


IN CAtNRNO.
Tho employees Of Engiuo No. ArrAstod dis
aatrous couf!agraton yesterday morning It 2:l0
O'clock by their timely efforts. A fire broke out
in tho basemout Of tho largo four's.osy block On
the southeast coruor Of Hn1sted and Harrison
strcots, occupied by Murphy / Bro, WHOLESALE
liquor dealera, but was extiugulsAod before auy
SERIOUS damage resulted. Tie loss was SITS.
Tho building bolotRs to tho Morrison estate, and
ls insured for e3o,0o0. The liquor stock IL In
Bllreu for &75Q30.
, 1875-07-07

nesn;+o nntouo,d ct+cumstnrcoz III. s+tond
aneo nd interest arc ou tho Increase, aud il
may DO truly said Of thia meeting, lis LAST days
arc its best da5B." Since Saturday the arrivals
both from tho city aud country have boon large.
M that now thu snc.npu,out will connsra
~, 49, IT,. ,i.. ~ r,
'avotAo5 ~'tn many .ha1 h0'e pseeoaea II. 1he
religious fcol!ng has also been gathering sttcngth
aud intonsi.y, aud, when tho recorla have been
,srittep I'm. It will bo found-;r mt n,iRt,kcn-
sna' 1n"1, sooo nae poe" uoa'' Ane uiany eo"is
fccct'ca lastin6 eoaet!t' Inc elite ot the Church
have not put in an appearance, but tho hnrd-
listed Methodist yeomnnry hnyc bocn hero IN
seCas10'' ~ort4 u ''' @'u 'A'AA Ana 4'u0 'A''Au'
Ihe sprvIces Monday evoning vcre OF more
than ordinary iusoseBt. Those hold at Ito Evnu-
totgron, editor os Tho Sersdetodet. Ile took for
his te1t Matthew H., 25-3U. Though unaccuB-
totuod to speak 10 tho English language. the
sorlnon was IN, af great o1cailunce Rnd power.
1T tho closo of tho sermon humber Of persouH
aased for tho trayers Of Christians.
An experience meeting tor tue old and young,
conducted by Albert l4auo. was hold 1t the l'ark
itiuge tent, aud tho tutcsess was ao great That
tie hou1s lew by uuheedod. The cncampment
wAs made to rsjolce whom II vnB announced TINT
DR.. Peck, Of tho Ceniohary, would preach at The
.naia ntand at 1880 =. nj. iIe assured tho con-
gregatiou that, although that WAS his frat a,-
poaranco oa tho camp-Ground during this
meeting, 1t was from no lack Of i,,-
s.1oat, for his imass was with them.
Ilia text "as: ''Ana IIe Bl,nll reign forsver aud
ever" Aftor atIuft aud beautiful Introduction,
ho announced lLa thcms,-'.luo eternal rotgn
of Chrlat.' blen ucso to llvo forever aud ever.
Oyer that ex.b,ereo and dentluy Casts. was
King Mat should 10 their rotation 10 Lis
knglom7 Should slaay rejoico in Ills favor, Or
wsli uulor 1ls froxni Wuat right Aad Christ
to tho cterual throuo7 lIe was tho Creator Of
al thugs aud Tie uas tue ttcdeel1er Of nti men,
Hence came Ills right 70 rolgu, lilo Aal plfcady
begun 10 ruo. lis mower MA felt to-day in ia
kingtloma Of this worIa Hcuuce, IT. literature.
.aysu.ion, government. ETC.. vero coming uudor
Ills s.ay. aud holpiux Ia enrosd Ii1e
Kjngdo.,. l: vns i judicial rcicn'
''Bofore Hin. sbaIl bo RathoIc ed all oat,otts."
God w.s Just. According to character should
zach p,,n 10 iudgel somu tn eturi.sI ueatit. and
wbosnsyos viii, 10 eternal !i!o. sir, ,svrsauizsI
md destloysd, Ll,E7st rusturgd lie would Lrihr
tho earth back to It's original rut,ty. tia would
res.ora to tic soul aIj its i,ores aud inst toya.
Loytd. pncs ehould 10 btuaaAt tpQesher nd
know esr.. Other, Iie waB tu legu iuruyer and
, 1875-07-07

daily waa l7ai; tho mean temperature, 03 do.
Rrces: hnd The raln fail, 5.17 inohee.
Tho Health Onicctx monthly rorort showed,
beaidpn An nnu1nally largo quantity Of meats
and vegetables condemned es unfit for food.
that during tho month tlto.o hAi been Lit nui-
Banco notices serted, LIN nnasAnccA khatctts
I44 eewer-connccttops mhdos and al0 scwar no.
tscca served. Thcro wer, removed by tho Union
Rendering Company. IS dcsti horses, 5.2dn lead
sloRs. q chiver, headquarters. dossl cast.o.
Dnriug tie month ii suits were brought for Sio-
lntInns
, 1875-07-07

carved, aod especially lhe psuolng Tho bed
stoad waB trhnrfarred from Manor Park to one
object Of pilgrimage. 4 few ye.rs ago II rss
purchased by tho rroprstors OF tia Isyo House,
together with TIM tn 'natry and carved fittings
boloEglug to the chambur In which 1t originally
stoGs!.
, 1875-07-07


ST. PAUL. h1lnn., July CA Are occurred at
New Ulm last Night. supposed to have been
caused by lre-craokers. The Union Houao, be-
longing to William Grohs with nnat1y al! ita cou-
tents, was burned down, thu loso hoing. nxclus!vo
Of furniture, betseon IL, GOO and 77,0oo. Tbroe
Aorses mere nlso burNct
, 1875-07-07

Ladies'. Why Will You Submit
10 hssing your feot eueased In palF ot ill.htttnR
shoes, when By going to WlswaA 0rseuss, 10 STATE
sfeet, or Isl strvst, you ran obtain
perfect AZ.
, 1875-07-07

Between Ourselves, LadieE
Tho most ncsabls Of your chsrns " perfect ses ot
tessh And nothing undaf tbs sua il esFtaa to par
p%tusts that charm - The daily uss OF Hozodonk.
, 1875-07-07

Tho bestdseAssd man in tho city have almoss enere-
II Myon up ths Of linen collars, - thsy aud tho
Warwick 20 much nicer. II you hASs net yet worn
ts sxce1iep collar. yet II At ths ncAfsas fusatahfns'
atoro, ~ Ill h4rs It for sale.
, 1875-07-07

Coin BPHtsa, N. T., July CA fro hsro this
morning burned dvs housss and damaged three
oshern Loss, s35.00o; insurance. $4,000. The
husnontles bsew up ono building to stay the
progrtsa OF the d1mes
, 1875-07-07

6ptefal D,spatea to Tbs castaao Tribune.
DE8 MoINEs, H., July G.-Neports aro re-
coivcd hers Of terrific Storm in Franklin
County, ono day last wook. The Weat Fork
River rose 30 rapidly as to swoop away vast
amount Of property. A grauary, 2B by so, filled
with grain and $1,000 worth Of machsncry, was
swopt ontirolv away. Another man lost valu-
ablo COW by drowning. John KnosBoll saved ha
stock BY cutting their halto1s WHOM tie water
was up to thoIr bellies. hTr. johnson saved hla
horheH aud cattle by doing tho Bamo, but
lost all his hogs. The water rose to tho second
loor OF tho hoaBo, and Mrs. johnson saved 1et-
self aud infant BY wadlng 40 rods III water up to
her chin, holding tho child abovo ler head.
At tho farm OF Mr.. Dormins. 3 nelgllbor, Mrs.
Richard l1ornick. had taksn refuge, having. with
her Two children, They wero, With chill OF
Mr. Dctmtns. aslcep Oh tho floor. Tho house
was struck by lightning. WHOM tho Honlon sud-
tho barn. On the way they discovered that tho
child Of Dotmins vas not with them. They
lastsnod buck 10 get him. aud found him dead,
and, on examination OF tho two children in their
arms found them both doad.
Tho same night iycoun Was 10 session near
1alesburH, iu JaspGr County, III 4 schoothouBe.
The building was struck by lightning, and all
tho inmates but three wore thrown 10 tho floor
8eDHeloss and th0se 0e1t to the wall w9re moro
or lssa burned
AZ Woodbine tho storm took the form Of \
tornado, tearing Into fsaguoats seYea or eight
buildings Several borasn md cattle "sEo killed.
bomo Of tho houses we're guttod. and their oonteuts
scattered In every direction. A paslor-org1n
Wan carried AAlt = mile, Across > IivaE and
lodged In treo. The cyclone sccas to have
risen soon after passing Woodb.no, and, in Page
barna, fepcaA, and trees Ia Its coursc. Its trash
was less than half mla vida, but its force waa
teEtiilc+
CLINTON, Ia, July G.-The eastward. bound
Atr tia l. NA+&
Hallway mat wash.ouk near Morrison about l
o'clock t.i1 morning, aud went into the ditch. all
except tho sleeping-cars. TAe latter returned
hero this morning. TEAina wese delayed several
honta Nm ma WhA hntt an fsr I ran taaFu
, 1875-07-07

spssta{ Nispaset ia yAS Chicago 3tt3xHs.
LANSING, Mich, July "a farm house owned
BY Jacob BaumKrase, north Of this city, MA
burned yesterday with neatly all the contents.
In removing bureau, drawer containing $3.50
waa di4coyered TO be gone. Loss 460u.
, 1875-07-07

ToLEpo. O., July Ga ire tonight destroyed
thtss frame buildings on the corner Of Bummit
sud Adams stroatB, owned BY Calvin Bronson,
aud occupied ~ "a auction aud commission
store. Losa. 10000; partially insured.
, 1875-07-07

DENVER, Col, July G.-Cheyeuns 6. has had \
bad tite. The sutfctesa arc Col Murfin. Dnyid
Miller. and Wood L McDanlcls' theatre. Tho
loss u gu, 900.
, 1875-07-07
Hn11Att. Nny

Hallett, Davta & Co.'S
Grand SQUARE md upright pianos for sale only Ut
she pi.uoro Of ". y. Kimball corner htsts aul
Adapil atrestA.
, 1875-07-07

a Remarkable Story
IL told OF child who, though asvetely acAlded that
thu doctors Ra,o her up, ssved bJ tue msiJ u4s
Of Daleya Magical Pain Extractor.
, 1875-07-07

Epfttd9 UspaEch % tbs CN1c0or 1r10tFts,
MIxAKAPoLss. July e.--W. T. Ankeoy d Dsos.'
Touring Mill burned liant night, with stock con-
sistipg Of betwaen b.o0o sud 0,0N0 bushols Of
whelt aud 800 barrels of flour. Loss, &60, ,O00
insurance, $4,000. Tho causa Of Tho fro is uu-
known.
, 1875-07-07

NEW Yonx, July "a drosdfnl storm CON-
rnenced hero this afternoon, with 7ery heavy
rain aud hail, \ high wind, and atmost inoessant
thunder aud lightning. Two mcu named Abfn
NewmAu and jacob Tucker, while lathlng \
houne were 'nstsntly killed by Lightning. Houses
were unroote4 aud trees torn up by tie roots.
At o'clock the atorm still continued, and i'm
MenBe damage haa boen Aone.
, 1875-07-07

LTrTLE Rocx, AFk., July 0.-1hs business part
Of tho town Of Washington. tn ilempste&d
County. uAa destroyed BY ire on Saturday moku-
lux.
, 1875-07-07


WARE3inLH-:fny |, a. ihe Ess!dtueo ot the hrids's
tne. S - ~ D. H. ites Arthar Atehss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Mcndsy e!snlns. Jol{ T. by
Tic KsF: Elder noL, Mr. .lprJsn Williams sna Hiss
haexie Scripps. 10th ut U6casU. Na eaFIs.
, 1875-07-07

Ban FaAso.sco July GA fro 1t Tulars City
thus Afternoon destroyed the eutt.s business por.
ton Of the town. Loss, $3.50, 900.
, 1875-07-07
FOX LAKE,

FOX LAKE.
HOW crTf IND COUNTY oTy1c1Rs KyF1 7M1
FOURTH.
Fox Lake. many readers may not know, IL ons
OF tha most beautiful shests Of water IN Lake
, 1875-07-07

"Morttura 6a1ut&uus" Il ths titls OF Lopx-
fellows uex poem " bs dsliysral u tas noYduln
College eslAaxAtla1.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-27
LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.


You will be pleased to learn that youl
efficient Clerk, j. Blain, Esq., seems ID
have made manifest improvement during
his brief sojourn in this place. There |,
strong probability, that, removed from the
shadow Of the Courthouse-recalling the
memories Of boyhood's days, and meeting
again the hearty salutations Of his hosts oil
friends, he Sill continue to improve in
health, and dis-ipate the vapors that thick.
ened around him in your active, energetic
community.
A DESIRE having been expressed by ma.
ny friends to procure portrait Of the late
Judge Cook, we are requested by one Of his
relations TO saw, that diligent inquiry has
been made, and no picture Of him can be
found. II is to be feared that there is none
In existence. This will generally be regret.
ted; for no man ever lived in the county,
more universally esteemed.
VIZ owe an acknowledgment to your
gifted, and graceful correspondent, Ethel
bert" lie will please to consider il paid.
As we would fear to encounter his trench.
ant logic in controversy, or expose our
slight armor to the shafts Of his repartee, 20
we reluctste against meeting him upon The
howery -strewn, but dangerous field Of COM
rliment.
REroRrs are still rife in reference to the
"Jibenainosy," or Nick Of the woods. lie
was encountered on Sun lay morning, by
Jno. Toombs, on Green River, near Jerry
Wilcher's. At sight Of Mr.. T. he fed, a nd
after a considerable race, evaded his pur-
suer. John describes him as a healthy
looking, and well clad negro, probably a
fugitive from justice. But there is rather
a startling finale 10 this story. On Sunday
night, about mile from the scene Of the
morning chase, the family Of James Nc
Kinney, were alarmed by sounds proceed
ing from an upper room, and soon steps
were heard descending the stairway. The
door was promptly secured. An armed
posse collected in the room below, the door
was shaken from within-a visible pallor
began to besiege the faces Of the expectant
throng. Our friend, lin, who had stormed
Vicksburg, and fought and starved from
Cumberland Gap to Red River, without
tremor, felt strange sensation now. At
length aims were brought to bear upon the
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