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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

8ubsa im 9rstfs, al uab - tsi5nit sizl
lullssr 9aG;sr. tuE; HaH asAt ll4 81
sla aaiss iAwdtifass Dlnsfs.Gsil ssr-
Iistt. Watrsne taasI6s asa q tfflsn
eDaHst mar, srfaisn De- Glfuat<a- ots-
,ss Cart emaausl N Islafn gsiuIat.
sSran sIn, aitisr eapassabs, etrsn
gsmmanesur tHr3 be ssIuusfasn ga<
prIslsn lsinss plsseasas nne,tsaEs
Sslistlsit tsrsoIrisf.
9a,os tislt siusH llmsns Hsa Die
sans. TIaiicrm anb bssab 20 saan Ha&
hr DabHs, no flo bsrsits bier SAuIts
tsIisn auissfslli baiisn. um Ion ~ sms
pfaassa unb ton In sIRsm 0sasr ale
Diafonmsn'sruni ben tsurissn Ilea
80 frfbsussn. Der 3srscs aatm nit
fslasm Gtiolss I'm 5intsrsrunss Der
4htns pIab, unt lief eana ben 3us tsr
DIHssr unb RInssrinnsn an R& potbst
paiHssH.
giatbsm her 3us bsrisIbsn 10 sln'
nal um bic platform bswsai kalis uub
wIsbsr auf eW 4hbns anstIansi mar,
llImmis pie Wulf ben eaalsFba6sr an,
wsl2sr pon esH anwtltnesn BausTn
unp Ulunru anf ddbl bsimaiblldbe
Dsiis sstanjt wures.
Gu& bic ,asbsn S&wabsn" ffbltsn
nt2i. bsnsH % ssIaus. mao Iaas,m Ma'
H5pu sinsn eafsH sinsufanssn. zen
NAN anfanss fur elm srO6ss untbisr
| kieIt! Rur,. siWas asbuII6is uno
SASnsrss habsu MIR nod ME sslsbsn.
gloa IaHss wIrO uHs isntr absnb I'm
@sedhtntb bItibta.
llnitr tsn psrfAisofnsn GemmittssH
uub Gsrsr. wtIdbt Ra aui's tbdtIsas an
hsm frobsn Gtas bsitsilisisn. bsmsTfisu
MIR au& @tnsral Ballisr. bsr ale gts
umOnisnmsiasr funsirit isrHsr. 6rR.
| Gr. Ristn, wtlasr ben 5trios Carl Gma.
nusl uprdfsniIrtt sbsufc ttr Ssrrsn
Gbria. @srns une Sobn S&anba&sr
als DOrfl&ul,sH (lstr ssIunssn) nsSif
eifI,u au6 bic 6srrsn SObn Bauer. U.
eut,mann, Chr. S&mibt. @otifr. Rib
Ter, eOuis Gtoe. 6siurit Sable, SObn
0sbsr. 8. D. BIursr. Carl Dur. 8. y.
55bI, Carl Bauer. Sobn Bauer. inu..
| Sobn S6anbabsr. iun.. (wtr usnusn
bios 5UIhs. bic uas pulSniI& bsfanHt
fab. ale In fawdbIl6tr sra6i. uno
,um Sb,lI aua mil srObsu Dusimaasr
(Slis) etrtb,n.
Die Sdnju warsn natdrIi6 aas
uosIiTi. uup labsa sinise esrislbsH
b6&a fOmtiA unb brOaIe aus. 70 ba6
uns faa bas 3wtrsfs0 boram wolltf.
Da wlr Ines6 NIT ten IL lbr. 3us
Na&is nod 5auis mubifu. Usrlis6sn
wIr biz frObt @tltlf6oft fhOn um i
ltr. ObwUbl fsbr uns,rnt.
Bs MIR na6ssbsnes stiutuu. 70
purbt bas 8sa furS na&tsm wit ben
DIT psrIaftn baitsu. aui sins b6&l Bee
trib,ntt Rsils stlS't. inbtm pr. 3 . 3.
Sausr. sinsr Ter rifrIsa,n. tbdilsa,n.
uub abtr dua tsitstffa sbstlnsbpsr
bss f&Snsn G,ass. wdbrsnb sr frOt unb
muRltr I'D Ia 9r,ift Isinsr Oltltn 8rsun.
be ttHsels. anf siumaI pl6bti& iVbt 40
Bobsn liiEuts! Das trnurtss ersisnib
risf srsbs BsahrJuns untsr ben anwss
tHesH bsTpOr, anO irua Vtsi baju bsi,
ba6 tin bsfsHisnbn SbslI btrftIbsR 30
siasr lrabsH SluRhs bic SdGt s,rlise.
-an siHsr anbtWn Si,as fiattt psr
esisr Riksrss ibsr rsa tranrissn Gag.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
GratuIirtn.

sgk mir aus pihsburssr SIaiitr Ct
isesn. purbsn brsi unlrsr abOHnsnisH
in ben Saulrait baftIba srwdtlt. nam
lid bic 6srrsn eouts 8htnsifsn.
O. q. RsHree BtrHt. Rrus
laHisr th&iiss uab strsupsrtts RdR'
asr. DUO 81. .eUrsHS etp. pom vi
Isaksnygiis, sbtnfalIs sIu lpsribsr abOn
neat nnlrss Glaiiss. wurbs aIs S@ul'
eIrsIior srpablt. - 8ir srntnIiTtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

3errtlponotnj aus BEN Siben.
5t. 6. 6. 9rpiu, fratsr elmer Der
bisliissn assnttnbw bw ,.@srmaniaGsusr'
Usril&srunssSsi, wsl&ss amt
sr abH nsaIId nttetrlssir um elm anbs'
res bu iibsrnsbmsn. (Sr. 8. gB. eisss
mann | Z isbt br aIitiniss assui
pbsnssnanuhr @slsaf&aii.) mahl ss.
ssnwariIs .ins StsIfs burb bic fablI&sn
Siaaisn. esbttin idrisb nun Sr. Sr'
min tinen Grisf an 5rn. eIssmann, hem
mir iOIs,ntss 9nitrtnaait sntnstmsn.
0Ir ibun bisfts nm 70 bsrsitwilIIssr,
NEIL s'asnpdrtIs pIsI @trsbs wrssm BEN
Sdttn ~. inesm Yraaosnt @raut ger.
ne i'bnn GnnIsn 8rsibtit ansrotttn, unt
has fapli&r SOIt NIT ssspOliiasr Strr.
ltalt bsbtrridsn wll. nnp NELL 6r.
9rwin fslbii Elm sspublIfansr III, btnn
bas sibi itlnsm Sri,f mar 70 pIsl msbs
@swi&t. pier fcIst esritIbs.
Maeon, @tOraid. 8tbrnar l
IL, 1875. !
@rribsr 8rsunb qlssmnun
SO babe Sbntn prfprOHtn,
Iotnlb Id I'm Sdotn anfommsn pirts
ju f@rsibsn. Bis isBt babe Id tins lttr
pldarliat &tilt s,babt. 50 btn bur&
tinsn bsesutsnesn 5bftI pOn Sib Ga.
rOIina atfcmmsn, unt bin tsbt I'm
Staais @rorsio.
DIsfts III elm prd6tisss 8Iima. Blu
men Hnp In ocqsr Sliittr, anb 85ael
IInssn In cen srantn 3p,is,n; all.s
ittt rpit Der 8ritItns I'm Ncrptn. So
bia NIT ptm fiielittn Bolft f,br Sufrlt
ben. tsnn IL Rnb fsbr aaafrsunh.
Ito. uub btwtIltommtn ftbtn
NSrbli hsn, btr aufdnbta
orbt Id unttr lte
tOmmt. Sn allsn Stabhn bic Id be.
fu6ts. babe Id pisIs anssnibmf BE.
fannif&aftsu ssmadt.
DaS Bolt In bisfsm Sb,lle bss Can.
bee bat pislte ourG ben ltbtsn RrIta 'se,
lttttn. Sstr 8isls, bic pOr Rem 8tita
pUbIbatsnb warsn, unb 5nuIsnbt tia-
nsisu. Hnb i,bt ltbr arm. Das asf.l
f6nhltht etbsn N ums,isbrt; Ob,u
IN unitn, unp tlnisn III Ubsn. Der
S&parSs IN Ottn. - Sd slaubs, ba6
20 Ia @ap'@ @drollna 10000 mtbr
Hss,r sibt aIS Bdbs. Gtpa fIs 5dllts
Der @shbs,buns anb Nsssr, unb Nse,r
babtn Btfb OOn dlsn pibttssn asm.
tern. 50 III itin Wuno,r, Oa6 has
BoIf btsr ilb s,frintt fibIt ibsr bisle
Nsssttsrtf&nii. uup fibut Td nab Gr.
I5iuns.
Das 8nli&srunas @rfbaii IN tn
Gib,n In sIntm btGtrtn 3ufanb, dls
idb trwdrisit. Das 8srRhrrn bsr8aum.
pOus tn bsn arO6sn WaarsnIas,rn, III
bsr wtbtlslt 3btil bss @tidalRt.
Inter btn 8trlalrunas. Assntsn fla
bet man tls tsFtrt 8laiT, b,r 9irstr: :
allttn allt Tarsn I'm ltbitn 8r,gs be
ibsiIIet. Sen. Soc Sebnaou III Gin
ag.Ht In Sapdnuab. Die aa,ntsn be.
gtansn mir Itbr lrsnnbli6, Mnb tsnn
aa,s. nm mstatn guitnibaIl unt,r IT,
nsH 70 angsH'tm tpit m5aIIt 30 ma
Gsn. - Bon bltr rtils Id mad alabamn,
unb bOfs gHlanas @art wt,bu su
6au(t Bu lsin. 9br &C.
g. 6. 9rwin.
Nun. atftr pas benIl Da lsbl Don
btn SibIaaotrni @iauba Du INNER
nod, ba6 IS lOl&s GurssIobfansibsr
unO 5atlunfsn lnb. nile bic NabiiaItn
IL ouspOiauntng pr. 3rwin. psItr
UbIsts ihrisb, III sin.r unirsr aHstits
ttnltsn Ntbarssr; aab ObfaOn elm
&spnbIIfansr, Ftbt srbsa melt srbabsn
iibsn bsn MduTtilttn Der rabIfaftn
pdrtti. bic nnr ttbbalb ibrs @intIaItu
gtssn bic SibISuttr fdbItubtrn, nm lore
tisnt Shanbs Su o,dtn. llnb mas bic
Nsssr dnbstrIfit. 70 m6disn mir frassn;
gBdrbs man aud Ina Norbsn Hh unter
has 9oG sinfr 9ltstr Rtsl,runs bsussns
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
8nr aahriat.

Die GsmOlsatiGAs Siaais. Gsatral'
Gommliiss psrfammtli flo I'm SOlica'
6otel, 6aFristuEa, am DOHnsrs
tas. ben 4. Rarh 1876. Taa~liiass
um 8 likr, nm 30 sHifasIesn. 10 % IN
aub an wsiAsm Ori bic HaaIis Staais'
Gsns.ntism absseaIisa #sresn fOa. ual
ganbibatsn foe bas @0UsrnSrs> une
SAasm.lass.am ami Su HomIHIrsn.
Sm anftTas.
SobH miller
SotRbsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
Die Rpaiitrmndtr.Rariti.

9n bsn fcsb,n ausssssbtasn pOIiii.
f&sn &aisnbsrH ~ sias hsr taisrsaanis-
atn uab ppbI bsa&isHswsritsasn ROii.
pa bic 3ufammtnasauns bee DaRsr.
mudtv- 8oiHms In bsn StrlaiibsasH
Staattn. es wates elm fOibts Sspa-
rai'BOiam abSsssbsa In fslssabsn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
Dir 9IeufiaasgpahI

OW WpN OeVt bt"b "" O"
be Staats sbr gut.
Die Dsmpfraitn bon Ssrls GoRRip
sErabttsn am DisnROs Srn. SOispb 0.
gpHrat on bic Gitut bss strRorbtHtu
DR.. 1aihOrf. far bic etsIslaiar. Sr.
gsarab srtIslt 6.5s7 Stimmsn. NAB
Esnb Ieln rabilaIsr @ssnsr NIT 799 ab'
sl,ksn muets.
Die Demolraisn pon Centre &onnip
kahsn Grn. %. 8, alspanbsr ale Tlit.
slieb fhr bis @sisbesbuaa an Sisus bee
ssvaesbeasa Q. 9. DDIls. wtI&tE Isb'
ten 0stbR trHatlt wurbs. nit siHsr BE-.
hsutsnesn @sbrtsit srpablt.
Die Dsmpfrdisn psn 0aibInaiOn
Gounis srbdbIitH Srn. Bird sbtRfaas
als RItalisb fir he @,fbSsbuha an
eis Stsns hss puaOrbsnsn RlGlsr 8ar,
risr. Gin aspubIlfansr.
Sn Syrpns, da rahiiaIts Nudsrnsi.
Rseien bic DsmOfgaisH.
guA In gkambtrsburs atsIsa biz
CsmsIraita gum srasn Nlal felt ipsnis.
asns SIsrtIs Satrsn. iaosm as sInsn
hsmslratIiasa Sarsss srwakIisH. nab
spar unlsra ssfAiblsn aItsn 8rsunb,
Ssn. @sors DalbinstOn 9litisrtuus.
nit slHsr RtkrbsIt soH 26 SiImmsH,
asba brsI aus sIsr RiislIsbsr ess Stabt.
valks, nab 8 aus A SauIeirsltOrsn.-
Bully f6r Gbambsvsburs.
Das sabi!aIe Nerrlstopa srwdblis 81.
nsn Dsastrai gum GtIsf. 4urs'6.
81 Carlisle Rsslsn bic DsmSItaisn.
intsni Rs ibrsa 1nrs.b anb dHs Rstr'
tsit In SIablEalk auf iiaf Sabre ca,
waklisn.
Das padsrt allie gOrf srpdklls sInsn
esmelsailiAsn glasUr NIT tInfr @sbr-
belt bon 694!
leknstpBa trpiblis slHsn tsmOira.
tilasa 8nrss6 nit 60 StimmsR 9.str.
teh.
rHfn bsaa&barlsS 9libbIstsBn slti
102 bsmsiraiIf&s Nsbrttlt.
pk5nIrvilIt nab gbs(lsr atksn istt
sbsalaas ia 8tit HHe @lIsb. iabsm as
bsmslratIf&s Turssess srwitIttH. On
GtsRss sspanasn bic DtmoiraisH felt
Isbisn 6srta 500 GtImmsn.
anA Gaaon nab ziluseIus FAB all
right.
SH vpiisSilIs tal's sbsaio1s s'fdsut.
inAsm bsr hsmoiraiIi&s Mavor mil 1872
6llmnsHmtkEtslt srwdtIi wurhs.
Sn asablas uue philadelphia wur.
bsn BE DsmslFaisR ipIsbsr slamal sanS
sskSTIs .ssriaIlfu."
So RsaSss. Btasfsnis. @slivsbure.
GnpsEiun. StIpptasturs. erls. gsrIs.
glsahsiIIs. etarsH. luEa itsEaa hap
ssti's". = slar @sbHlb. Hnlsr Rooster
|esti iAsn faIasisrtis.
DIE @sfibssbHns ven Dsl. 8IrsInla
|tat ben aAtt. alea z. GaIpsnisr (Ds.
nulrail, ann Der. GtaattH Senator o..
|sakIt.
Guiss Rsass iiir HEisFH Rooster.
Gsskhsm wiE Ia 3ars.sburs sani &C.
agElg ,.srEsiIi" Rurbtn, IauisH bic
BssiAls aHs psm Stasis sO& l,tr SRn-
3is tEE Bic DsmClraisn. 70 bab unisr
Rooster srO6s ena ssripari. fsla Ride
i ~ lEahsH.
asta ssn ksFtiie o. fIntr antenH
5lslIs ssnsIssisa @lsss. hatsa his De |
oIsaien auA In efpislspn, 9abiana.
saisss. Sotaslswa. esd oassn. RIt-
anspssiss e. ssses sIfss sssussfn. nab |
ss Gsnblbaisn sswabli.
asin 1nHn1sE. treat ker Rooster an,
se ssnsasn esw @sitsE ai4l. !
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

JnttaIllrans. DIR GtsR. yallss sB.
.. pStt iplrb am Ssnnias. ben Tim Mara
a's prfsiSn esr bsuli9sH Iuib. 81. Glsbka-
ius.@tmslabs III eanIaafr inaaIlist ,peyb,n.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

Woitmsiiter erHaHnt. pr. Salsb
w. Sia''Ifsr bat bic MHasIHns ale yeamhllr
In oalaHsa eanIaisr County nbaIIsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

Gin bGbfbes @efthsnf. .-pt. yalor
@ssisr bon br 3icHs. Gaasinhs Ia eaaIa-
li', irbisli bst 0slsembsii hIass @tsurissa-
ass In I'btr @u&s ensn bAbTa asbsIRHlsn
SsRsl bon isInsn gsmsInbsaIIsbaH ,Hm gs.
lafnt Elm 3siatn tr bObsH aatuns RsIAs
Or. W. asnleEt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
Gpsslals6Ituns bss Der. etaatsH'
Geuats.

praRbsnt Grant BAT tint Spi5laI'
@lbuns hss Der. Siaalsn- Ssnais anl
bta slsn @ara bsrnfta.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

90 betflt, elm sspIfa 9sM paasL
In dali Grant lnm ssaIir bon Hmsriia eirb.
als SOfiaplaa (Sm psaaId bisli n l&on
IanslD nnauii pnb,a iOa, 1880 ssrausaab.
tde'. Nm. bic asabI IN saniaRsr ~ sssiunsa. .
S'bi iast man uca. bic esHis Ilfrn f& nltl
IauffH.-9Jfull
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

cine Geppttlae glHlasrnie.
essitA DaHunaaa bsHI@ls Il gIiiapts slas
DaEst esvpIIi4t 5snElTHIB. gissatas nm i0i
llbs mH1is man nod BE GtaeHtalnHsa an.
aHHhsn, 70 tae bic suisa etuis aidi NIT bar
RaIe finaahW aHEnuulH l--G GGudIit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

Jm nntern gnbe san eanIaRH gsanIy
leusH sifIs pnipnfH irani harHisesyIifasn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

Sci. Mle GIure Bat BIZ Drudna b,r
Daily Age In philadelphia lduai4 an f9
ssbEaaL anb sshsaIl an i5lea @arl miI hH
psTaussnbs sIHss niiIn BIaIlts-The Times
-iu bfsiHn,u.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

psna.5staa GsbsaaE IS. 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

Gret 8lnber erfrpren. -Rabs Ozs.
cnia in Staat Rsp gOrL sTirsrsH nSbtmb
bfn. Isbisn IaIisa @tiiss tsti iIsiHs anaEtn
Zee pasaa HtipH) I'm Esp. aIitr son 8, 10
uHh II SabTtH, wsIas BON ibEfn GIizn &C.
swuuarn pHrbsn, aUrhs ~ stssaaisH, nHb nit
bisfsn auf ibam gBsse mad fiafm 10 mdlen
suiIsrHl OtIfetnsn GtaelasH pdttn. ale ls sv.
iEuvsn. DIf1traHsH Raabta ani itrsa aDaa-
ssH, ale man &c faHb ! Die eIliEa aAl SsIaa.
bfr, unb iulsH isbE faHI HHb ausf4nslIsnb
fstH. Maa isIil @HaaIlsa, nm BE asIatusIs
Gllern sey Gulttl an hri..asiI. ts 80.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25

q Gin inneer @6reer serurtbeilt.
Der aHabe, SITS ppHirsA psI4ss shl9eu
ned lfbt fuse, bsttiis sct siHa sIHsa Sabre
mstrtrs RurhitaiiR iit bsr EGls ssH DeRsH
bssiaa (siH IIsta,s N6b&sa bate 81 iSrmIia
atf9Ia9tst,) pRrbs an IspisH Sauase sss
mSrbss im esesn @Eabs lAulbie etiaussa,
unt biFt SsbdHai Srhsn. q BAT sIba DE
mOvtlbaita einesaanbua seiel atsr sint y.
aainIias 9aIsaarSislsIt In isihsm gmsbmsn.
Barney @sgas seR sgruaaiHs gsHniy, pa,
iaeIan an f7isn mar, IN BilliamsbuEt GO
bdisi RssesH iCIlis BAT siHsa auff9ab ssn
bri GaefH--bte sum 20esH-- -aknIim.s Da.
faE Iaan Barney BEN Ct gaisia's 9as ban
Ten, ea tisisr auf bsH i7isu fSai. ei
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-21
THE CITY TAX LEVY.


Hon. Joseph b. Humphreys, Auditor
OF Hamilton county, has sent to L. w.
.Goss, Esq, County Solicitor, a copy Of
communication TO the President of the
City Council, declining to place upon
the city tax duplicate municipal levy CT
twenty mills Tor 1915. Also, u certified
copy Of the levy OF July 12tn. He Il. ks
hat is the duty OF the County Auditor
in this case, if he IS required TO place the
twenty mills levied by Counci, on the
city Tax duplicate, II he is required 10
recognize a cerliied copy OF a levy made
by council, which omiLs the component
parts of the aggregate, and If 1t is obli-
gatory upon han TO know whether any
portion OF the aggregate is made within
statute limitati0ns.'
TO this the Solicitor replied that the
cel titicate Of July II is the official com
munication OF the City Clerk III regard to
the tax levy, and is The only one ncces-
sary 10 be considered.
That, as the taxes to be levied Shall
not exceed sixteen mills, the levy for The
Southern Railway must come within and
be part of the sixteen mills. The City
Council having caused to be cers itied a
greater per centage of taxation than you
duplicate for ali corporation purposes, i.
will be your dutJ TO notify such body
that you refuse to place said !eyy on the
duplicate. leaving Council to Take sucn
action as it may deem proper in the
premises. either to attempt TO compel
the enuy by mandamus proceeding
{ which il will be your duty to resist) or
10 amend its Seyy SO that it viii come
within the limit authorized b. law. ANY
other action on your part would only be
aiding the City CGuncil OF Cincinnati to
perform an unlawful act.
You are not TO be concerned as to
whether the credit of The city will be
affected by any action you may he com.
PEELED TO take. Should proper levy De
certified to You at any time before your
grand duplicate is finally made up, it
will he your duty to make the levy SO
c rtifed.
The Auditor will to-day send to Coun-
Gil, or the city authorities. u communi-
cation refusing 20 piAce more than six.
leen mills ON the Grand Duplicate ior
city purposes, reciting the opinion OF
Mr.. Goss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-21
Court CttLLiltQs. .

August Kieimeister, charged with at.
tempting to pass a IS counterfeit note,
was bound over to the Grand Jury by
Commissioner Halliday, yesterday, IN
the sum Of $1,000.
David Matthew'S, OF Clinton county,
charged with rets,ling liquo: without
paying the special tax, was brought be-
lore Commissioner Hooper, yesterday,
and held in bonds Of 500 to appear at
the October term OF the U. S. Court.
Robert Leuen. Of Columbus, fled Pc
tition in bankruptcy in The Dlstric:
Court. His aseets CONSIST Cf a stock OF
goods, clothing, apd household goods,
valued at $..S75: Liabilities small.
The City has commenced suit against
w G. Mccoy to recover 50, 125 overdue
rents for ihe use cf the wharf properly
at the foot Of ifth street.
The testimonyin the Frank Wilder case
was resumed al the opening OF Court aid
the cross examination of Mary Riley
continued. 4 few days before the seoct-
Inc, the defcndaR. ca,loG at my house
for u pastel, grating that he ia,en:ied to
commit robbery at The Gibeon House.
He also had long b.Sied kDife with
him, to Gu: the trapsoms OF the hotel, he
said. When he came back he said That
hjs plaps did not succeed, as che man he
had with him got Intoxicated. Tue
Stale In the redirect examiratinn
brought out .ne fact tnat the DESCENDANT
was also planning robbery on his
fathers bank at Scranton, Pa. joseph
Sullivan, Tue arres ting officer, test!ted
as fn,lows: The first | knew OF the az
fair WAS wbeu / heard two or three pis-
IN, sbois tired. Hy partner and J.,
James Dsiy, were standing at the cor.
neg oi Plum and LoDgworth streets. We
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ran down to No. 131 Longworth street
and entered the house by the side way
through the kitchen into the diningroom
Kate Riley was holding Wilder around
the waist. She said that Wilder had
shot her sister. May Riley was lying on
the floor, her head lying up against the
kitchen door. My partner and l tool
Wilder down to the Station-house.
l asked him why he shot the woman
He said he did not shoot her. replied
that the women down in the house said
he did. He then said: ~ am as fly as
you are, and you can not get anything
out of me-"
He was sober at the time, but his ap-
pearance indicated that he had been on
a spree Tor day or two.
The State then offered the pistol, a
four-barreled Sharp, in evidence, and
rested the case.
The defense then offered testimony,
which all more or less showed that the
defendant was in q very drunken condi.
tion on the night of the shooting.
The defendant, Frank Wilder, when
placed on the stand, denied any malice
toward the person shot and any knowl-
edge OF the shooting. On cfoss-examina-
tion he denied having shot May Riley in
Vincennes, Ind, claiming that the pistol
was accidentally discharged.
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The whole sanitary force, including
the Superintendent, is dispensed with
for the present, on the faith that the
Mayor will detail sufficient number
from the regular police force to dis
charge sanitary duty, strictly under the
supervision of the Health Board. The
report also dispenses with two Market
masters, on the supposition that two Of
the Meat Inspectors will be detailed to
discharge their duty during market
hours. In addition to this, it reduces all
salaries that have been raised within the
last three years to their original figures.
The report was accepted and ordered
to be spread upon the minutes.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the charges against Assist
VIM. Irwin, presented their report, which
was adopted:
ave, the undersigned committee, to
whom was referred the investigation OF
the charges against Mr.. Irwin and Mr.
Henry, beg leave TO report as follows:
81. AS to the charges against Mr.. lr-
win, OF drunkenness, owing to conflict
ing statements of witnesses the commit
tee is unable to agree.
SO. AS TO the charge of receiving q
bribe Of 70 against David Henry, the
Committee beg leave to report that there
is stro circumslantial evidence in
proof tAat the party is guilty of the
charge, and that the good OF the sanitary
service would be advanced by Ills re-
moval."
MI. Henry was discharged on adoption
of the above, but Mr.. Irwin reinsta cd :.
Messrs. Fratz, Baum and DR.. Minor
were appointed to reuistrict the wards
into thirteen districts for the appoint
ment OF physicians.
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THE PRESIDENT, having fully consid-
,red the case of Hon. George 2. Fisher
nas concluded "to give the Old man a
,hance,O and he is accordingly to have a
lull hearing. The chance will be slim
pne with the Postmaster General, the
Attorney General and the Secretary OF
The Treasury in favor OF allowing him to
walk the plank. Besides, this is not q
rood season of the year for retaining
men in office that are even tainted with
corruption, an d no one understands this
better than the President. Judge Fish
IRIS tenure W ill be short, but he will per-
aaps have the opportunity Of resigning,
and ip all probability the strongest argu-
nent he made was the forcible one pre-
rented by "Captain Jenks"-"What is
ihe use of kicking me out when l can re.
sign?"-and as soon as this excitement
blows over little he will quietly step
lown and out.
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Arrangements have just been complet
ed between tine Baltimore & Ohio rail
road and the peach-growers Of Delaware
Tor the transportation Of large quaint
ties Of peaches to Cincinnati. A con.
vention of the peach-growers Of Della.
ware was held few days since, and ar.
rangements completed for shipping large
quantities by fast lines to this city a.
low rates.
The cars are to hold about 500 baskets
each, and the cost per car for transpor.
tation will be $500 from MiddIetown tc
this city. One train is to be run every
lay, leaving Middletown at 7P. NJ, and
arriving here at p. NJ, of The second
day.
The Delaware peach crop is unusually
large this year, and we may expect q
very fine quality as well as large quan.
tity from that region.
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Water FORKS Lauesiigation.

The Water-w orks investigating Com
mittee met last night in the City Build
inys for the purpose of determining a
final course of action upon the report
Massrs. Biddle, Chairman, Egglestnn,
VOLS, Wells, Smith, DIR and Brauneis
were present.
cu motion of Mr.. Wells, the Committee
decided to meet in private executive
session next Tuesday afternoon at Mr..
BidGle's office, and present their respect.
i've repcrts. hom which the Committee
will decide upon the manner OF making
its report 10 C0ancil.
H. is understood that some of the Com
mi.tae are prepared TO report In favor ~
the dismissal OF Messrs. DaUaeuHoi d
ami Bowman, but have net presented
any resolution on account of the dscj-
on TO postpone tinal action till next
week.
1be report OF the Citizens Committee
to investigate the Water-works will be
presented TO the Board of Trustees at
their meeting next Thursday.