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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18
A CITY GENT

visiting here SO admired the dancing
of Bellaire belle that he procured an
Introduction, and solicited the pleas
ure of a waltz with his charmer. Re-
piled the lady: "No stree; go the
cotillions right along; but when it
comes to the whirling round biZ. it
makes me pukev' This is told for a
tact. SNAP.
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instead of heing a puffed-up medicine has
rked its way up TO its present astonishing
uccess by actual merit in curing all diseases
# The blood of ShateVer nature.
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FEEL MYSELF \ NEW MAN.

NATICK, Mass, June lst, 1872.
Mr. H r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earnest
persuasion of Rev. E. :. Best, o. this place,
have been taking VEGETINE for Dyspepsia,
of which have suffered for years.
have used only Two bottles and already feel
myself a new man Respectfully,
DIR. j, W. CANRER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18
NEW GROCERY
Provision and Feed
@HGR EE Ho
JAS OSBORNE,

wishes to say to the people OF Belmont County
that he has opened first>class Re-
tai Grocery, Provision ami Feed Store in the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18

'oes not deceive invalids into false hopes by
urging and creating a fictitious appetite, but
ssisting nature in clearing and purifying the
rnole system, leading the patient gradually TO
arfa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18
VEGETTNE
SEGETINE

time 10y some OF our best physicians, but those
most incTedulOus a regard to its merit are
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18

Roll of Pupils Perfect in Attend
ance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18

The damaging impression has gone
abroad in the land that there are two
brothers living here named Beecher
and TiltOn. This is not so. Had any
such boys lived here they would long
ere this have Inouldered in premature
graves. The Cadiz Sentinel, Cam bridge
papers, Wheeling ditto, and half a
hundred others have given currency to
this SANDER. Tilton would pass, but
Beecher Tears.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18

Is not a vile. nouSeOus compound, which SIM,
ply purces the bowels, but a safe, pleasan n!
remedy which is sure to purify the blood ana
thereby restore the health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18

Report from n Practical Chemist ana
Apothecary.
BoSToN, Jan. l. 1874.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that have sold
at retail l5i12 dozen (lS52 bOttes) of your VEG
ETlNE since April II, 1870, and can truly say
that il has given the best satisfaction OF any
remedy Tor the complaints for which 1t is lec-
commended, that ever sold Scarcely a Gay
passes without some of my customers testify
ing to its merits on themselves or their friends.
am perfect cogniZant of several cases OF Scrof-
uIous Tumors being cured by VEGETlNE
alone in this Vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, al GILMAN.
To III, X STEVENS, Esq. 46S Broadway.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-18
VEGETINE

: now prescribed in cases of Scrofula and
,ther diseases of the blood by many OF the best
physicians owing to its great success III cur
no all diseases of this nature.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
LIBERAL
PACIFIC MAIL. Z
WHAT THE COMPANY HAS sEcUREl

WHAT THE COMPANY HAS SECURED.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The Pacitic Mail
Company has secured subsidies from the
Mexican and Central American repub-
lies Tor account OF the continuation oil the
present steamship service. The subsi-
dies are as follows: Costa Rica, $13, 1000
per annum, in gold; Nicaragua, $4,000;
Honduras, $12,00O; Salvado, $4,000;
Guatemala, $25,0O0; Mexico, $3O,OO0l
Mexico also pays $400, 900 in gold Tor the
past services of the company. They also
obtain a subsidy Of $45O, 900 per annum
from the Australian Government for
mail service between Saxony, Australia
and San Francisco.
The company has also formed con-
tract with the Occidental Steamship
Company and Central and Union Pacific
Roads, whereby the mail, passenger and
freight service between China, Japan,
San Francisco and New York should be
performed by the company. The Pacific
Wall Company now receives an annual
subsidy OF 100000 for performing a
monthly mail service between China
and San Francisco. The company now
gives semI-monthly service, which was
begun at the time of the granting of the
ndditionai subsidy by the United States.
This latter subsidy was attempted to be
withdrawn, but the Pacific Mail Com
pany still continue to hold it.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
ner of George and Linn streets, They
are supposed to have been stolen,

ner Of George and Linn streets, They
are supposed to have been stolen.
Mr.. II. GkoNEMAN. a driver of milk
wagon, was thrown from his vehicle and
had his arm broken, this morning, near
the Mohawk bridge. The accident was
caused by his team running away, and
theiwagon colliding with ano the heryehicle.
A MAN named Mccormack Is wanted
ON the charge Of having stolen lot Of
saws and chisels from Daniel SsJudd,
some time ago, on Yeatman street, east
of the Bethel. He is about feet inches
In height, full whiskers and moustache,
Hof a dark complexion, and speaks with
a Scotch accent.
FRANK HALLERIN was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning, charged
with having robbed, on Saturday morn
Ing, q man named O'ConnOr, OF $l1,75.
'OC0nnor was not able to appear this
morning, as he had his leg broken in two
places during the scuffle Lnat ensued be.
tween him. and the defendant. The e,case
was continued till tomorrow and Hall
lerin remanded to Jail.
EDWARD DRAHMAN, son of merchant t
tailor WHO keeps a store at ~ Front
street, a few doors east of Sycamore,
was arraigned in the Police Court this
morning on a charge of arson. 1t will
be remembered that about midnight of
June IL an alarm of fire was sounded
from box No. 10, but was soon extin-
guished by the engines. Chief Megrue
made close examination of the prem
ises Immediately alter theifire, anddound
that two separate fires had been in prog
ress, and that a lot of charred kindling
wood was discovered in some drawers.
Drahman was bound over in the sum Of
81, 900 10 answer the charge before the
grand jury.
PETER TIGHE, about 2S years of age,
and salesman by occupation, died at
the Jail this morning about, II O'clock OF
delirium tremens. He was arrested last
Saturday in company with one r. j.
Hall, charged with stealing q lot OF
cigars from r. Dodson's grocery, on East
Pearl street, and Committed tojaii, alter
his examination in the Police Court yes
terday, in default of bail. At the time
he was under the influence Of liquor, and
last night suffered severely of delirium
tremens. DR.. Bramble prescribed for
him and medicine was administered him
up TO the time Of his death, but without
avail. Some years ago he was employed
as a salesman in Weatherby's dry goods
store, but Of late years has lea avery
dissipated life. Coroner Maley was no.
Lifted ana will hold an inquest this after
noon. The deceased has relatives resld-
ing in this city and in Newport, who have
been sent for.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
A Co,,stab,e's Wramqte Ovsr Dead Body.

n C0nsfable's Wranqfe OUer o Dead Body.
Soon after the news of the death of Pc
ter Tighe at the Jail spread through the
city this morning hungry swarm sof
constables, as usual, infested the place.
Among these was Constable Iaeey, of
the 20th Ward, who went to the Jail and
demanded admittance as O visitor. s-f'
- This was granted him by the gentle-
manly turnkey, Mr.. Mccarthy y, and he
had no sooner arrived at the body than
he took possession OF it and commented
to impanel a jury. Coroner Maiey SUBJ
sequently arrived, when Constable La
cey informed him that he had charge of
the body.
All right, says Dr., ,Maley, put Ham
brock on the jury. Atthis the Consta-
bic INDUCED in some loud talk, saying
that he would neither put Handbook nor
Schott, nor any of Maley's men on the
jury. Matters having come to this
crisis, Turnkey Dan Mccarthy ordered
the Whole party outside Of the cell-room
into the office of the Jail.
Constable Lacey reluctantly went out.
and arriving at the door commenced an
angry alteration with Mr.. MCCARTHY,
and standing on his dignity as consta-
BILE, demanded an answer to the oft re-
peated questio OF Who'll put me out
and Offering fight. Mccarthy quietly
told him thar he might stay in the jail
office until O'CLOCK Tonight, THAT he
was not permitted in the cell-room.
This seemed to battle tho constable,
and his friends, taking advantage of his
embarrassment, insisted on his leaving
lie did so, but whether. he will succeed
in getting his JOB this afternoon remains
to, be- seen. r. 80 sea''5 .'-'3Ff
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

Schools
The graduating exercises of Hughes
and Woodward High Schools took place
at Pixies Opera-hOuse to-day with the
usual exercises.
Inc following medals Were given:
Ray Gold Medal Hughes School ,eMiss
Emma y. GazIay; Woodward, Miss
Ray Silver Medal (Hughes School y,
Mss n Helen q ellen NJ. Scots lwoodwsrd), JOS.
.Unknowns' Gold Medal, Miss Clara
B. Baldwin.
Unknown Silver Medal German J,
Miss Cecilia Becht; French), Miss Sal
lie Henshaw. *
The Diplomas were presented by Judge
TAFT. 1 Fr' - n
Essays were read by Miss Laura'I
Williams, Adelaide M Hill, Eleanor G.
O'Connell, Ella u. Child, Millie Wartcki,
Sarah sOettlnger, Cecilia Becht, Lucy
b. Hey, Sally Henshaw,s Lille NJ. Hig-
bee, Clara b. Baldwin, Emma j. Gazlay,
Agnes Kelly, Lottie u. Leopold and Hell
len M. Scott. y ''''sl 4 n ''7's''
Orations were delivered by Frank IL.
Kember, Oliver b. Jones, Joseph Bich-
berg, Charles Q. Reakirt and Joseph
smith.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

women, continued to Goth July; Matte Wait,
Tudie Rowland. Alice Hoover vags, same; j.
Kavenny, Ed Brien, larceny, House Refuge;
Caspar Hofing, abusing family. $40 and COST;
Henry Helling, petit larceny, dismissed; Ed.
Guthrie, malicious destruction, same; Pat
Burke, Selling by short measure, baif' forfeited;
Pet Quinn, Harvey khodes, petit larceny, each
dismissed; Geo. Streif, y. Hoffman. lettering,
$40 and costs; Anthony Laurent, petit larceny,
continued to Gid inst; Belle Rogers, vag, 9l
days; Kate Dietrich, petit larceny, TO- days;
Geo. Hettle, lettering, dismissed Geo. Kean,
resisting officers, $40 and costs; Terrenc Clark,
street begging, w days.; Albert Perry, petit
larceny, continued to 25th inst. 's+t
4 Assault and Battery George Williams, Il
days and s25: Tim Sullivan, continued to 25tf
inst; g. Phalzgraff, dismissed; VIM. Myer, sl(
and costs; Clemens Dodt, IS and COSTS. -@'-t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
LATEST 0CAk.

~ sGNNERAL ALBERT PIKE was at the
Gibson last nights: b Il II ~, ss.,.s
W. H. TAFT, Of this city, has won the
pecond Freshman. schoiarship at Yale,
And H. G. Coe the Berkley Latin prize. Il
4 THE case Of Napoleon Carr, charged
with counterteiting, was again con-
t,nued by Commissioner Halliday until
Tuesday snextr'gvnr 4
A BLUE coAT was stolen this morning
from Elias Black, at No. 80 Vine street.
Information was left at the Chiefs office,
together with description OF the stolen
article.
KATE DIETRICH, in the Police Court
3Bis morning., was sent TO the Work.
louse for ten days, for having stolen,
lYeta year ago; pair Of nraceletss from
b Mrs. Robin on Gano street.
ls4AABLAGKs spoNY MARE and light. bay
torse. belonging to Earnest Dinkelaker,
disappeared this morning from the cor
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
sFINxNcIAL
.CINCINNITI, June N2-9 p. NJ.

W ~ aCINCINNATI, Juhe VIZ y. W.
Gold 10 steady to-day at l173s. Silver is
worth here 105 buying, and loS selling, for
aqsrsess Rasfesn asa balyssi
is little making and the dem and is good. Bates
unchanged. Buying at par TO 1-2O PREM, and
selling at l. 10 prem. IL - f~v
Y Aterlingis steady and quiet. at 400 sight and
4% q. g. day bills snaas az, .na ~ ,,orov
to-day. Prime business paper is readily ac-
cepted by thebanks or in the open market at
7aS per cent.
Southern Railroad bonds are in moderate de-
mand anu steady at'10f and interest Other
local securities are quiet and, steady. Gas
Conpany's stock is quoted 2U21a Little Miami
Railroad stock; ,9s, ana Consolidated Street
Railway, 81. = Il . ~ ~
bonds. The rates here are geherally TaM mar
gin on New York quotations, which are to-day
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
seven nfen Badly Burned.

ALBANY, N. Y, June pa terrible
Accident occurred at the moulding shop
ut West Albany last night. 1t appears
That a. nuMber of men were dumping the
Dupola, the contents of which being mol
teniron, were to be led into the furnace
below.
Y Tue trap at the bottom Of the cupola
Eaught and did not open readily. Some
sDfs the men took an iron barlortthe purt
pose of Knocking out the pin. The trap
suddenly opened andithe molten metal
lowed out. Seven of the men were Sc.
lferely but not fatally injured. "te@7
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
LAST EDITION. e
W4n. M. TWEED Y
THE BOSS RELEASED AND AGAIN AR
RESTED.

THE BOSS RELEASED AND AGAIN AR
~RESTEDs
NEW YORK, June 22.-Wm. M. Tweed
was brought from Blackwell's Island DIT
10 A. M. to-day, and taken to the SheriI's
house. At II A. M. he was taken to the
District Attorneys office to give bail on
the criminal indictments, he having been
Immediately arrested on bench war
rant after hiB release from the custody
OF the Warden Of Penitentiary. He will
give bail, it Is thought, ON both his GRIM
1nal and civil indictments.
Tweed's three-million bail on the civil
suits was not given, owing to the ab-
sence OF one of the bondsmen. sa
Tweed, with several others, then re-
turned to Ludlow-street Jail, where he
will remain until the trial unless the
necessary bonds are forthcoming.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
RIYER NEWs.

The weather to-day is cloudy and threaten
ing. Heavy rain last night. The river ha
risen feet inches since our last report, witt
10 feet inches in nthe-schanneiih by the Water
works marks at q O'Clock this morning. I
i.,.,., , STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITTsBURG, June 22.-River falling, feet
inches. q Taefmometer ~ deg. Wind sod
on CityA1 foot and falling. 81 = q ~ 7
iBrownsvi Ile-7ts feet and falling. 1;asa I
Kice's Landing 5ys feet and faIling. 4
!sss Eel aaa sS falIaa 4aiinx t
! Charleston--6k feet and falling. s. ,Ai /
Gallinplis- River falling. n, ,,4,,asl.
Hqntip gtonE9k feet and falling. -.
Fran kfort' Ky-65 feet and falling III
feet on the Falls in the pass \
Eyansyille-57< feet and falling -. l.sy. ~; 4
Cairo-221 iest and rising
st. Louis-River rising fast. = r
: sMemp phis-- RiYer risfnx.t-f " \
j Boats Leaving To-day -Pittsbutg, Eudaor
and Ashland; Kentucky river, Eureka; Lou
II LEAVING cav 81 WedSesdagy @ ~ IS Evansville, Kitrie
Hegler and Fawn St. Louis, tFannie Tatum
Memphis si.a a;u Cons. Ail1ar; New Orleans, Thos
xffivals ana bepartures-Fawn ana Kittie
xrs aS ssss ses sssds Ss s sHs
regular packets. ylsisf
Sas. 6sn ssassss 81 ss wss isfs
gold neadgd cane last Sunday at Louisville.
Warren, Nice Cleifand 3 Co. are making the
new cylinder fgrl the 7 qiia NQ. 3 \
Capt. Hy Dayia, OF the john Means, Is here
Capt Geo, 2. Moore is at Pittsburg prospect
fSssSoat NJ Items- Z The Nell il getting q TOW
Of salt at AZ iddiep0ft for Mem phis. &, .s
The Jacob eathettngton assisted the fan
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
{ Wartike Mopenenfs = OF Chtna.

CALCUTTA, June 22-The Chinese Gov
erhment is concentrating troops at Ma
moyne, In consequences OF the Anglo
Burmese quarrel. A. formidable Chinese
array is available for service at any
,mpment on theifrontier. This warlike
movement has greatly depressed COM
merce here.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
I POLICH H1c0URr.

Drunk and Disorderly.- Caspar Hoefing,
George White, Vim. McDermott, Mary Gaia
CHER, Johanna. Hughes andg Andrew Kraus
dismissed; Lizzie Palmer and Thomas Mahon
81 and costsf .Edsl Van Pelt continued to 18th
Geo. Hettle, VIM. Ensing and Geo. Keaa, IS and
costs: sarah Befland Fanny x ing,t bail {of. !.
faited. x ss.siys.. Sss4fa .r..g 5ast esaissalS
Miscellaneous.-Gus Behle, robbery, dis
miss6ds AFistnk sHallerfns same, continued to.
23d inst.s Ed Drahman, arson, bound over;
Geo. Ratker. grand larceny continued ta 25th
inst; Thos. Brown cutting to kill, continued
to S9th inst; Lizzie Snyder, harboring lsWd
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN
''''-''- - CINN.A1I MlRKET. ''-
CHNoINNArI. June 90 ]


FLOURA-The market has been sgenefally
firmer this week. II closes quiett with
-ai'moderater derhand. We quote!2 Fancy,
s5 7sa7 90 family ,es6 30a5 45 extra, ~ l0a5
supertne, IVA GOA ep;. and low. grades, a 25
s. s5 s. and rss SSrS as s pss i'll T. er'n
s0A Is The market ;is quiet ana e easier.
GAQa S Sssaas .sas HSee per sr = IT
demand u mainly Aof set at$t a9aaA7 feHfairte
choice, Hwith lin itedf saies No. q lill is held
asAt Il ;ssa| and igeoa to choice white sltaOa
CoRNGThe market is. easier to-day, with 1
fair demand for mixed at 7os7lc per bu for good
ear or sheifed, and white is worth 74a7oc per bu,
with light offerinssp = fr% sF#
RYE@The market is quiet. Good to choice il
quoted 81 10a1 13 per bu.
BULK MEANS The market is more steady,
With sonGewhat better sAemahd sShenleterf
are worth S1c: clear rib sides, 1lHa1iAc, and
clear sides IL all 1fe-pef lb, all loose Sales tor
day Of lv0, ,OO0 lbs Of clear rib at 1lHc, buyer
|yeBACO ON--sRhe, market Is -quiet but frmer
Clear sides are helds at tl2 lzo; clear rib sides
.i21sa1sszc, and shoulders 9a9Hcy per lb' can
ssa ans Phets arkes is more steady but con-
tinues quiet Current-make is worth 123Sc pei
lb and sc more asked. Prime steam Is held al
l3c per b. City kettle isnominal at1S3a4ala,ht
MESS PoRK-The market is firmer to-day
under On improved demand. Prime city i
worth 40 alals 20 per brl, with sales Of brli
to-day AtIths outside ssure, spot q Il Il
iissry, lsss; low midaisns hks: ' milling aEid NJ
1870: good mfidling, l5Ac, miadling fair
WHISKY -fhe market remains steady with
ToBACCo-The market Is quiet and d steady
We quote: Ohio seed leaf, l4aa4c for wrappers
and 6a9c for filters. Shipping grades are QUOT
ed, Bright leaf 24a89c; bright lugs,. 17aszc:
bright trash, 'll0i7c: dark leaf; 15a19c; dark
Jugs, lla13c; dark trash, 9al1c per lb. For
manufacturing purposes: Bright wrappers sell
at 29a9yc; bright filters, f6a22c: dark wrappers,
i4alSc; dark .fllers. 10al2c per lbs--A 4-.--e-,l
ALCOHOL-Tnesm market is steady with fair
demand at ~ S0a2 sS per gallon for ss per cent
,s' s'ASHES--The market is very quiet with light
demand, and we quote potash bs<a52 2zc; pearl
h BEGGING There is a fair demand and the
market continues steady at lsalsKc per yaSi
or 2a2H lhfiax.ss tsssys.s. 9s..i
BAGS-Thereis is limited demand and prices
'emaIn Unchanged. We quote: seamless cot
ton sacks, -pu. 2sa33c; burlaps, 2 bu, 10a11s;
snriaRs nG sass Salsc; gunnies' bu, l4alsf
BARK--rhe receipts are larger and the de
nand is only, moderate and the market is eas
ier. we quote prime new chestnut eakssls PEI
BEANS S-lThe demand is generallyi witli
moderate offerings. Prices are steady, and
without any change. We quote choice navies
'sa, mediums sl7Oai 80, and common sf2saI Al
I There Is a steady market viii,
Moderate demand and prime sample lots bring
Na2ac per lb.a Esls ~ ~ ~ II q n
CORN Market rather dull. The
ssssps a5s and hsTs imi.s
.W01u0te:. Common red. brush, ,lOcsi Qreen stalk
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

: .Alexander:the man who was shot four
times BY a police .ofticeriin Philadefphfa,
refused before his death to tell. the, name
OF his murderer, and in Brooklyn simi-
lar. case !, has occurred. "A. ,rowdy. was
stabbed w three times in the. lungs,
aud, when Asked te tie n WHO wass his Is
sailan6 fepNfd: y d56ie with tl1d name
Sf.tha fe ltoW In my threat beforei I'd give
HIM aWay sefa.ss b. .,-l Is y ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
D,oeIitn0 .B,.rned.

NoRTHFlELD, N. H., June 22,-The
summer residence. of D. w. Becker, Of
Boston, at this place, burned last night.
have been the workpf an indendiary.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
Ttre N ..Devei., XII.

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-News frym Do
yer, ky., states that fire broke out
Barly this morning and destroyed Tabb
ECo's Woolen mills. Loss about $4,000.
Partly insured. ...,..,-..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
4 Canctnn,,,aaitiam Plead, ouiltv.

NEW YORK, June 22.-W. j. Brown, a
Cincinnati counterfeiter, this morning
pleaded guilty to the charge of selling
sCounterfeit 81 bills. He has not ret been
Bentenced. III 80
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
Ffvs Years for En.besslement,

.BosToN, MASS. June, %. HE enry. Rob-
erts, who embezzled $4,000 while cashier
pr the First Ward National Ban x, was
tentenced to five years in the County
Dail. ~tz.f %t3 s'H gf#
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
Why?

s4a 'y3tE ". ~ -t'ss'0 Ift. s9
CINCINNATI, June %.
tjon az 10 whv tha Mt Adams, noaiI ;s
not delivered 'oH-the days of the Turner
Wahle trial9. Stir 'em up. ~ III .
Y 'sft,a stt p. .ROLLYBoLLY,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

sTEuBENvILLE, b., Jtihe 22.-A boiler
in Boslers brewery exploded this morn.
Ing, badly injtffing s:the -building and
GrsiaS TUIaS3ns ansst DENNIS sqaFrl0n fana Andy
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

COLUMBUS, June q. The Rufer an d
ssEnger cases in. the ,Supreme1 Court lwill
not be decided before next week.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

WAsHrNGroN, June 22.- National
Bank notes for redemption tod sy were
1882; custom receipts, $309i348; in
ternal revenue, $125, ,926. 7+.'si.,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
LATEST FOREIGN NE Wy.
ENGLAND DECLARES WAR AGAINST BUR-
NAH.

ENGLAND DECLARES WAR AGAINST BUR-
NAH.
LONDON, June 2A-It is reported that
the British Government has declared
war against Burmah. The report caused
considerable excitement here, especially
in well-inlormed business circles, whose
large interests would be materially at.
fected by an Anglo-Burmese war.
NOT AT EToN. M
LONDON, June 22.-At the last moment
Moody and Sankey have been notified
that they will not be permitted to hold
services at Elton. Accordingly they
have given up their appointment there
and will g0'to Windsor, and preach in
the Town Hall this afternoon.
LIBERAL.
PARIS, ,June-22.--The Republique Fran
paise newspaper announces that it will
contribute one thousand francs to the
fund for the purpose of sending dele
gates to the Philadelphia Centennial
Exposition. NHt sts .t..tA.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22
Marine y

wlYoRK, June ~ 1Thea steamship
AIDES mas arrived below, l,l,W, AN ~ N Il
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

The weather to-day is cloudy and threaten
ing. Heavy rain last night. The river ha
risen feet inches since our last report, wit
l9 feet inches in nthe-ychanneis-hy the Water
Morks' marks at q O'clock this morning.