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The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19

THE THOMAS CONCERT. Thomas con-
cert will without doubt be the musical event of
the year. The programme, which is made up
of selections new to a Portland audience,
though not of course to all the individuals who
compose the audience, give promise of some
thing very fine and very entertaining. The
chief feature of the entertainment is the Lee
more symphony, founded on Burgers CHASTITY
ballad of the German maiden and her skeleton
lover.
Miss Emma Cranch, whose remarkably full
rich and pnre soprano has called forth warm
praise from musical critics, makes her first ap-
pearance in Portland at this concert.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
NOTICE.

WYE have this day appointed Messrs. Chadbouin
w s. Kendall, Sole Agents for the sale Of all our
leading styles Of
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
for the City OF Portland. They will supply the trade
at our lowest prices
EMERSON LELAND & co.
Boston Ian LIST 1879 ia7d3meod.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Office Hour

c. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
j. W. YORK ASSISTANT POSTMASTER.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
GERMAN SNUFF.

for i'm a practice of near twenty
years have daily been pleased
with its results" A'DOctOr whose
word is authority on all medical
questions, says: 81 call the COM
pound known TO the world as
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
GERMAN SNUFF

saved as it were from the grave,
are living witnesses OF its great viz
tue. At this season of the year.
when people. by undue exposure
and the sudden changes i'm the
weather, are liable to catch cold,
we advise them to carry in the
pocket a box OF
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
GERMAN SNUFF

n blessing to mankind, for its low
price of 35 cents places it within
the reach of ALL" we might bring
forward hundreds of testimonials,
but of what avail Its proud rec
ord is enough. and the thousands
of people who have been by the
use of
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19

Mrs, MANCHESTER is still at the U. S. Ho-
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-19
ON THE TRACK
A Clue to thc Il Treasury Robbers.

1t is with deep qualification that we are able
which has lead to the detection of the rascals
who assaulted Mr.. Pencil and robbed the
county treasury ON the 30th of December last
All our citizens will rejoice that the mystery is
about to be cleared up. the scoundrels brought
to punishment, and Mr.. Pencil vindicated.
The interests of justice require that the
| names of the men implicated shall not be made
public at present, and that the evidence by
which their guilt was made evident shall be
kept secret for time. But the public may
rest assured that the whole matter will soon be
brought to light and will bear patiently with
the necessary delay of justice.
1t may not be improper, however, to say,
without mentioning names, that several par
ties, some living in this city and some living
in New York. are implicated. The assault was
made by the New York man, but the robbery
was planned in connection with Portland par
ties who furnished a description of the locality
and posted up the active participants in the
habits of Mr.. Pencil and the customs of his
office. The out-of-town rascals were here sew
eral days before the robbery, and stopped at the
house of certain man in this city. They also
stayed at his house the night of the robbery,
and several nights after. This man, whose
name our citizens will be astonished to hear in
this connection, will undoubtedly be arrested
this morning, as possibly may other Portland
parties who are more remotely implicated.
Governor Dingley has made a requisition on
the Governor of New York for the arrest of the
New York men who were concerned in the
robbery. The requisiton was sent on Satur-
day, and the men, of whom there are two, are
very likely arrested by this time They are old
and experienced burglars, well known 10 the
police authorities of the metropolis
The affair has been worked up by Boston de-
tective, who seized a slender clue and followed
it up with wonderful perseverance and skill.
1t is quite needless to say that Mr.. Pencil has
taken the deepest interest iu the case, and that
to his strong determination to ferret out the
rascals the credit of their discovery is in
measure due. The police authorities here are
quite in the dark as regards the matter, and do
not appear to entertain the slightest suspicious
of the real culprits.
Strenuous endeavors have been made by Mr..
Pencil and the detective to keep the affair
secret, but such things will leak out somehow.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
Sin Ua@nt1ttn iiber 0en itttters
0attG OcS ,,SGtuer."

3u Ser in @reentpt6 in England be-
9onnenen lluteriuduns ii6er oas llnglud
oeS DS6tIer" miro cine bon oer Oeutz
iden Jtegierung beretts angeorbnete nod
griinoli9ere unteriu6uu9 in Oeutl6z
LAMB fOmmen. 0ieie amtIt6en unter>
iu6ungen iDerben boffentli6 6uglet6 be-
t%pirten, baB %itren9ere UNI before Ser
orbnungen ii6er Die 6i6rung Der S9tffe,
namentltb 9e9en Das gu baltise Tabren,
ferner uber Die Observation-Disclosures
an Boro lnb an BEN &ititen erlailen tper@
Den. Wertbboue Ninfe in bteler 8esie>
brng entbalten bic @uta6te1, pel1e tus
3ptl0eu bon Sa9mdrmern dbgegebeu
lperbeu. Qu6 Or. Nrtbur Sren>
Director Der Seemannsi9ule in
Bremen ulo cine anerfannte Nutoritdt
III nauti16en 8ragen, bat ii0 ieBt iiber
Die &ataltropbe pernebmen lalien. Sein
@uta1ten lagt I'M Weientliden:
ISM Tolgenoen polen mir ben
Seriud MAIDEN, nab ben Dorlicgenoen
8ertbten nid)t ettpa cine S6ttberung Der
S0redens6iloer nod Der Stranoung,
~ionoern Die OarftelIung Der llnfGue bis
gu berielbeu 81 9eben; ettpa i'll Der @etie,
tpie tie eiu QusSug aus Dem Sagebu6e
entbalten tpitroe. Benn AUDI bas Wtas
terial ui6t binrei6t, I'M elm q b i6Ite<
Benoes urtbei[ 3u fallen, 10 tritt bier
bop Der eig:ntbiimII9s HWitgn1 Elm, paB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
N55chcnfliche Sllinois Sfaafs-Beifaerrg.

8ismard fein beionDeres 8erlangen baz
na6 trGgt, auf ieine Soften etten 1elen
8etueis Dafiir 5u %liefern, oaB Die Welt
ft6 1ebr lei0t 1T pDIbra6te Sbat1a6en
5htdt - Mer fann es tbm perargen?
@eipiB lift, baB er i'm Berlanfe 1etner
6ffentli6en 56Gtigteit Qe1lug grimmisen
SAT- wa6nlinniger Sanatifer erpedt
bat, I'm ben @%ebanfen an Die Wf0glt0>
felt 1einer Grmorbung ais eiueu nabes
.liegenOen erl6etnen 81 lalen. 0on
ben 9unoerttauienOen geiftesbel@rGnfter
vSrommer", Die eS in 0euti9lano giebt,
uno aus Deren 9tet0en &ullnann berpDrz
gegaugen tpar, miro 8tSmarG auf feinen
SAT- i~peniger gebaBt, ais 81 ietner 3eit
&incoln BON ben ypatrtotil6en" Slo7
lGnoeru. Dem gegeniiber berubet ietne
St0erbeit por5ugSlpei1e auf Der SDatz
ia1e, baB Die GemitbSanla9e Der Deuta
16en ipentger 3u bIutiger @eipaltt9at uno
namentlib gum MteN0elmoroe nelgt, alS
Die Der BOlter, in tpel6en oas celtti0e
Slut MATT. Oo6 loldle Ee9eln baben
Sutuetlen re0t unan9enebnle Nusuabmelt,
mie &lIImann'S Seilpiei beNetit.
g8as bic benfenoen 6Ibrer Der Bars
tel betrifft, in oeren Sntereile &uumann
81 DU|pbtt 1(UAOhSI ~ VI tS''N"
Nugenblid 3u stpeifeln, D9B fir ite Der
Soocstag Bt5mards Gin Subclz ulo
6reuoeniag iein ipiir6e. Qber baB ite
ieinen Sob bur0 W 6rberDanb min
i6en, BARI mon iebr be5peifeln. llnb
Snar aus Dem einfG0em GrunDe, neil
t6nen oer ermlor0ete 8iSmarG nod bel
qeidbrIt6er letu ipiirbe, ais BET Iebenoe.
Die SDotun9 8ISmarG5 burb eiueu
neren Glement, ober ~9tapailac tDuroe
auer in Der proteitautiiden 8eu0lferung
0euti0Ianbs Dorbanbener @lei0giilti8-
felt gegeu ben &ir6en1treit Elm Gnoe
MAIDEN unb Gle Gei6Sre9ierun8 beltilns
men, baS rDmil6sfatboliIde &irhentbum
in 0eutl9LauD III Die 0bnmG6tt8e Hno
fait re6tlpie Steuung su orGugen, Die III
benz fatbolllhen Sranfrei6 Die proteftanz
tide Stride bat. 0iele 8etrabtun8 aus
Suiteuen, fiub Die &eute, bon tDelDen
gSieIinger cine Wltuion @ulDen fiir Die
@rmoroung BiSmardS berausi0lo8eu
tpoute, 9e16eut genug. Die Seiutten
baben lett tbrem @utlte6en NnlaB genug
segebcn, iDueu aueS mo8It0e Soie 5W=,
Sutraueu, aber NnlaB, iie fir B III III 5H
Dolten, mn b06lt lelten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
See a6ni0 boa S1We0en tn
&serttN>

Ser 8ei16 bes &6ntgs oscar
BON g Of 10 5 lit Der erite, cen Elm
8eberr11er ienes 9tet9es aus bet iebigeu
ODnaitie Dem 8erltuer 0ofe ma0t.
@Gbreno bic @aias in S6pebeu rec
sierten, maren bic SanilIenDerbtnoungen
5nti6en ben 6Dfen bon Berlin uno StoG~
bOlm ni6t ieIten. Sebt regiert in Some
ben uno %gtortDe9en eth GnoereS 0clble6t,
beilen Stammbaum auf ieinem S9tperte
getpacblen lit, ienem pom Ulute ~rolttgen
Deeen bes frau3Dli16en Wari0als Ser
naootte, Der in benz ertrnerulgsrethen
S9loiie Sfofloiter Der @rafen Brabe
am OtGIariee ais ba5 @ei6enf Sarls
XIV. Sobann aufbetpabrt miro. NlS
RronprIn5 bon S9peoen tDar Der fluge
uno Notwithstanding SDbn Der frans
a0lil6en 9teboluti0n auerDtngS etn Ser
bittoeter greuBenS, 1ber CT i6onte aus
Staatstlugbett letue Sbmeben bermaBen,
baB 8rellBen uno 9tuBlano trpB ibm su
1iegen gen0t6igt tparen lno fein i~nntaeS
BerbdltniB spii6en ben betoen itamnl>
%oer!panoten 86lteru fi9 bilben fonnte.
0ur9 ben Srteoen trat S9meoen l6on
1914 oas tbm nod gebltebene Stiid bon
Nommern ab ui1o bic WerbtnDung nit
benz ff0nbtnapi1d1en 9tOrDen nnO OeutI9>
LAMB tpuroe i6ma6. Sn etnc feinbleltge
Stimmung fam 0eutI6lauo lett lS48
our1 Die Observation-Disclosures Grbebung
ntbt Bios AT OGnemarf, 1Dnoern audi gu
ben S6tpe0en utlD 9to%rtpegern, Die letbenz
ibaftlt6 Bartei fir Die OGnen ergriffen
unD mebr ais eillnal I'M 8egrtffs ftanocn,
tbnen nit b%etpaffreter 6ano 9ttfe al
IetIten. Jto9 1OGrfer purDe Der 8ru0
stpil6en 0euti6lano uno Sfa~notnabten
1eit 1864, mo ben 9Gnen auBer 6olltetn
uno 9auenburg aud gang S6leSmtg ab>
geuommen tpuroe. @tner Nugelbltd
l9tem IS, ais louten ourd ben Brager
sSrteoen bon 1866 Die @emitber berl0bnt
merben, oa in oemielben Die 9tiGgabe
Norbl1leSni8s an 9dnemarf feit8elteQt
muroe. Snoeiien Der 2trtifel 5 lit bis
iebt u~uauSgefubrt geblieben Mno IS
lit cine entl6ieben unrt6tige Na@rt9t,
DaB Der &0nig bon S9neoen mad Ser
lin gebe, nm oteie Nu5fiibrung anSure=
gen. &6nig SStar lit nur eefommen,
UNI ietner SDrnpat0te fir 9euti3lanb
un6 belien &aiier einen NuSorud 3u ge>
ben. 0enn tpte er bon Giebe ltl1o 8e>
numbering fir ben idipeoii3en gtatios
nal6eIDen, &arl XII., erfiQt lit, bon Dem
CT elm Invertebrates 2ebensbilo Derau5z
gegeben bat, 10 bat er ouc6 cine beion>
oere 0erebrung fir ben 0euti6en Gaiier.
Ser nit Der 3apferfeit bes i9tpeoti6en
SoIoatenf6ntgs Die @aben bes Te[Oberrn
ullo bes StaatSmanneS Dereinigt. S6on
lange Dor benz Jte9ierun8Santrttt Des
&0nigs SSfar tpuBte man, baB ct
9euti9lano Nnb oeuti6e 2iteratur uno
beuti9e Wtuiit gang %beionoers i6dbe,
mie er benu nidt bloB glei6 ieinem Bruz
Der &arl XIV. ais i1tpe0ii6er 0t6ter
auf9etreten lit, fouOern aud leberieBuns
gen BON 5eroer's vGto" nnO @oetbe's
rGaiiO" bsr0ffentIi6t bat. SIS lit ii5ers
baupt bemertenstpertb, tpie i'm i6tpeoiz
i6en 9erri6er9ei6ledt bic geiittgen ga
ben ieIneS 0rinberS it6 fortgeplanat
baben. 9enn AUDI Der Sobn oes Berz
nabotte, Der @ater Der beiben leBten &0z
ni9e, Osfar l., mar eiu bo69ebtloeter
Wtaun uno benfenoer &opf, Der ebeufaIs
ais S6riftiteaer in Tragen oes Offeute
Ii6en BobIes aufsetreten lit. s.. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22

Die angeblt6 9eplantet WorbberIu9e
duf ben &an5ler oeS OeutI1en Gei6eS
lino in Ser neueiten Belt aud 16on in
9euti9Iano etipaS anru6ig getuorben,
uno 8erIiner 3eitun9en i6euen lt9 ni6t,
16ls1te gBibe bariiber aI MAIDEN. Sic
1e6en in ben meiiten bteler Utorbgei6i6z
ten enttpeber 2l%usgeburten elmer lebbaft
erreetem poIi5etIi6en @tEbiIoungsfraft,
ODER frampfbafte Geriu9e perridter
9ungerleioer (tpte Mieiiuger III 0ienl,
QIuf1eben unb @eIo 3u MAIDEN.
Snbelien lit IS bod fra8li6, oh Die
lenigen, melde ioIdergeitalt iber Die
0e1penlterleberet einer bODen t. f. &D>
lt3et piBeln, oaS nit eben iol6er @ez
nllttbsrube t6un Diiroerr, tpenu 1te ielbIt
lI9 III Slsmard's Gage b~efGnDen. Dem,
0ellen et9eles &ebem babel in Sra9e
tonlmt, mIro es gar nt6t 10 cdr la
0erllD er10etnen, tueni1 utter sebn al5
mltbnIaBltde NttentGter abgefaBfen Ser
len Hur elmer lit, Der nirfIicb b01e
Nbli1ten bate, ipGDreno Die iibrioeu
E barmloie ytarren, ODER mr. burCb
etn ~aufaatgsS 3ulammentreffen BON Inns
1%tdlDen III Seroa6t geratben iino. Oenn
Iener etne tonllte ibnl 1ebr III Die Quere
getommeit lett uro tpenn baS geIde6en
mare, puroen tbm Die inebr ODER tp~eutoer
idleGten 8tBe iber bic 8er9aftuna Der
neun 0Grmllolen ntbtS geniBt 6aben.
2aro6etoucaulo iagt: Der Wtenl6 tr0.
itet fi6 m~erfpirbig i6neu iiber oaS linz
gLiiG, baS leile 6reunbe betrifft."
90 tpiiroen aud 0teienigen, tpelde Die
@efabr elmer. G%rmprbung Bismards ais
i6attenbaft binlteuen, it9 balo genla in
ben @eoanfen bineInftnoen, tpeun nun
b o d einmaI Die Gusel zines neuenGoben
ODER SuHmenH ibr 3isI trGie, 8snn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
9eMtf0e @epttIienpreKe. t

Die neueiten beutl6en 3eitungen brinz
gen, tDte I6li6 yaH5 gutter Queue", ODER
Aus liberer 0an0", Doer Die iOnlt Die
J~teoenSorten beiBen, pobmr9 benz &eler
angebeutet tDerben ion, oaB bic betr. 3ei@
tung v6Iblune" nit nm aBgebens
ben &reien" babe, bic groBe Reuigz
felt, baB 8ismard bas init Dem auSs
tpGrtigen Nmte bes oeuti6en &eiGes ners
bunoene preBbureau" a%ufgeboben babe.
@roBer Subel berrl6t bariber in benz
ieuigem beuti6en 3eitungeu, ipeI6e ii6
bt5ber, gegeniiber ben bon oben 1erab
nbeeinfluBten" Sldttern in bas bu1b>
bo6renoe @efilbI tbreS gti6ts berfrie1en
muBten. gtt6t ais oh tie ft9 OIL Dem
@eoanten erfreuten, baB fortGn bic beut>
11e 8reile ibre etgenen Wsetnun9en
ausipre9en tper0e i'm 0e9entbetl, ibre
Sreuoe lift ei8entli6 nur befrteotgter
Neib. Qenn tDdbrenb in Mmerifa, mte
in iebem freien Ganoe, 3ettnngen BON
nur Ginger Geoeutung IS ais etren
VOrtDurf ais einen Betpeis tbrer
Innern Jti6ttgteit un0 GrbGrmlthtett
betra6ten, nsun tbnen nn69eiagt tpers
ben fam, oaB lie 70 0 0ben berab"
beet1tluBt Deroen, bat bis ieBt in Oeut1h>
t""O 0S>"ON W. ""''be@CgtAC It"AAHei""
ben. 0ort mar IS eiu StDI3 fir Die
Settungen, tpenn man ibnen nn6iagen
0nrfte, Dab tie rim unmittelbarer SHbs
lung nit Dem auswdrtigen @tmte" itiinoen.
Nie III Der befannten2afontaine'i9en Saz
bel b erRettenbuno, trugen ite ibrS olsbano
nit berielben 8efrieoigung, mie Elm ges
aoelter v@riinoer" ieinen Srben uub
blidten nit 8era6tung auf Die armen
6errenloien 60ter berab, WeI9e 10 unz
gIudli6 ipareu, nur ibre e ebre
Ii6e Ofetnung uno ni9t cine ibnen BON
oben Der eingebIaieue ausipre6en gu
tOnnsn. Hub wsnn ni4t ale, 10 bod
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22

0eo&pta GIauseet,

perbsiratbet nit Sobn SrinG rnb iett 2 5abren aus @bts
caso psritwuuOen, iuirO erin3t, ibre @breIis an ben lin.
ter;efthueten .u Ien6eu. ebtuio 2eute, Ipel6e GustufIt
qeben tonnsn. gStl5eIm GIaubem in Sibnep, @bams
noior so. IN. Bor CO.. 14ju4mlmo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
RUssELL's PEERLESS
@db- atsao Crate @aj@ime.

Die SuperldiHeite Ietbftrebenbe Weofdiue i'm Warfte,
tart unb einiab conitruirt, nit leidtem 3ue un6 pouz
itduOte inter @ontroae hes Snbrnlonues. 8eriaat uie>
mails BET 9etreibe ooer @ras uno urbeitet gut in Slo6s.
praiYns Der Mtuibine ioDie ber Preiie nnb Bebinguu>
gen, lit erpuni6t.
Naeuteu werben tn allen u~nbelesten Dtitritten perz
Iangt. j. j. RrisbTns
@eneraIs Ngent TN g8eten fir Beerles' Oiabz nnb @rntez
Wloidtne unS Sndepe sod 2eper 5eu>0e6eu.
office; IS Glib GGnaI Gtr., Gbieagp.
8in3p0
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27
The EfiDDOdrCule.

The greatest show that the world has ever
hooked upon since the days Of ancient Rome,
pitched Its mammoth tents in the western part
pf opr city to-day on the lot adjoining Lincoln
Park.
Barnum's Hippodrome is not circus, nor
does it even partake OF the nature Of circus:
nis practical revival Of the great national
emusements Of the Romans. Chariot races,
lat races and scenes from ancient history, IL
tnetrating the manners and customs Of both the
Greeks and the Romans. will make up the
p9incipal features of the entertainment.
Everything Objectionable In the way OF un-
Aecoming language or dress has been stu
diously avoided, IN order that all may VISIT the
Hippodrome without fear Of anything immoral
being brought to their notice:
The first entertainment will be given to-day
ut two O'Clock, emitting the grand street pa-
ftde, Offering tn its stead gorgeous display oil
AfeWorks this evening at eight O'Clock.
In addition TO the other featurcs OF the en-
teYtninment the grand pageant, the Congress
0f Nations will be introduced. which mas been
pSonounced both by the press and public ono Of
the wonders Of the age.
The beautiful sketch from Indian life, en-
titled "a Chase for Wife," introducing the
Leonchis Tribe Of wild Indians and Mexican
hangers, 10 full costume, armed 9nd equipped,
ke npon the plains of the far West, will be
1tyon at each performance.
Dan Rice, with his great show OF trained
Broncho horses, his goats, and the celebrated
hind wonder Excelsior. has been engaged BY
III. Barnun at great cost, AMI Will add an
6ther attraction to the already famous show.
The Hippodrome will remain In our city only
fo1r days, exhibiting each afternoon and evel-
1t four O'Clock upon each afternoon q balloon
Sssension will be made from the nippodromc
: Tickets will be for sale at Hawlcy's, No. 164
Vine street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27
THE EXPOSITION.

To-day is the beginning of the third week OF
the Exposition Of 1875. The old saying is,
there is luck in odd numbers. It'll to be hoped
that this will prove true, and make the third
week even more successful than the one just
completed, which enrolled two OF the most sue
cessful days in tho history OF our Exposltions.
The attractions this week will be Of the most
brilliant order, including concerts and fow-
S3s,
The following is the musical programme for
this afternoon.
March-ParloW.
Fest Overture-Leutner.
eeIcction-Le Postllion--Adam.
Naltz-6trauss.
POlka-Uberst.
Overture -Rosamund-Schubert.
Gelections-Lucrecia Borgia-DoniZct
Arie La Poupeo dc neutrality-suspicious..
Waltz-Wiener Blut-Strauss.
Gallop-Bernhardt
The following is the programme Of the Bar
Eeeks Band for this evening:
American Rifle Teanl--Linden.
Overture to Jolly Robbers--Suppe.
Ashuelat Waltzes-Howard.
6election from Ernani--Verdi.
Promenade Concert Polka--Squirc.
Selections from the Puritah's Daughter
Ualfe.
Overture to Martha-Flotow.
E1eur D'Alsace WaitZcs--Stener.
Selection from Suadella--Flotow.
Remember Me Mazurka--Zikof.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27
Political PicktnOS.
DEMOCRATIC.

The Democratic meetings last Saturday
ware all well attended, although the weather
was very inclement. The following meetings
ess % far announced from headquarters, to
take place tonight:
"A %ass 1 meeting and ID grand rally Of Of the as
GTef Mark ct Space. Hon. M. A. Foran. Hon.
1900 W. Field, Hon. Clifton A. White, and
III B. B. Bradford willaddress the meeting.
In the Eighteenth ward, at Westphal's Hail.
In the Sixteenth ward, at AlPs Hall. Speak
ats: Hon. J. X. Love and Jos. X. Cutter.
IN the First ward, at sportsman's Hall.
eaishkers-Hon. Robert A: Johnston, Q. W.
Gerald, ESQ. and John Z. Krehnbfink. ESQ.
b Mount Washington at half-past seven
O'clock. speakers-Hon. 8. F. Hunt, james
&0ony, ESQ, and Daniel P. Dean, Esq.
Ip the Twenty~second ward at Lincoln Park
Hlll 9peakers-General Tom Powell, Milton
thster, ESQ.,, and L. McHugh, Esq.
In the Second ward grand rally will be held
toLmcrfow night at the Mcmillan street En-
elnc- house. Speakers--Hon. John A. Shank,
W. Baker, Esq
REPUBLICAN.
Hon. Carl schuirz, Of Missouri, will address
the people at Turner Hail tonight on the sub
tect Of national finances.
ased At Hopkins Hall Saturday night, with the
8ilbwing officers: President, s. L. CoyIngton;
Fice Fresitents, L. O. Weir, John w. Heron,
Spkn II. Lawrence, u. Moorman, y; Helm ,,
bahp j. Hook er; Secretary, james II. Waters,
H1alstant Secretaries, VIM. Q. Ridgeway, L. r.
Sfekmer, Treasurer, Oliver II, Geonroy.. Fl
&oace Committee OF i've, and Executive Com
Fplnted. Adjourned to meet next Thursday
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL BREyifIEs.

4 snRIEs OF religious meetings will begin to-
pkght In the rooms Of the Y. M. G. A., and will
sontinuc each evening until further notice.
The Thirty fourth Ohio Regiment will hold
- reunion on Wednesday, at the Mechanics
evening.
T. REV. j. P. e. KUMLER was Installed as pastor
g the Third Presbyterian Church last night
Ine sermon was preached by Rev. z. NJ.
Humphrey, OF Lane Seminary.
HANNAH SWAIN, widow of the late Rev.
Cnas- Swan, OF the Cincinnati Conference,
Gied on Saturday at the residence OF DR.. j. W.
Weakley, her son-in-law Her remains were
Inferred at Eaton, o.
WE. HOPKINS, charged with the larceny OF a
gold watch and chain, valued at 1856, belong
hg 70 Mrs. Sarah j. Coston, had his case, In
The Police Court this morning, continued till
next Friday His bond was fixed at $500. He
Mr., III. D. CONWAY, the London CORES pond
ont Of the Cincinnati Commercial, Will deliver
m interesting course OF lectures in this city.
the course. will be found at Clarke's BOOK
gtOre. The 1rst lecture will be "London," on
Monday evening, Oct 18th.
JOHN W. CARTER ESQ.,, died suddenly at hi s
residence, No. AIS Richmond street, on Satur-
day morning. Squire Carter has been JUS
t1ce Of the Peace for twelve years. He was
prominent among Odd-fellows and other be-
hevOlent societies. Mr.. Carter was forty five
pears old at the time OF his death.
III the Mrs. Isabella Reed, who arrived from
Fittsburg recently and went to Hamilton, o.,
when intending to go to Hamilton, Canada,
has son residing in Cincinnati, she can COM
tnnnicate with him by leaving her address at
this Office. When last heard from she as at
tho County Infmary OF either Hamilton or
Butler county.
SAMUEL UHLMAN, thirteen years old, fell
from the platform Of a car on the Al. Il q. rail-
k0ad while passing Liberty street, on Saturday
ssternoon about Ave O'Clock. Seven loaded
ears passed over his body, cutting it in two
across the abdomen. The mangled remains
were brought to the depot, where .an inquest
was held yesterday. The boys parents reside
at No. 10 Providence street.
YESTERDAY the blessing of the banner OF the
81. james Total Abstinence Society took place
q 80 oclocK, at the Cathedral, In the pres
ence Of q large congregation and q number Of
societies, His Grace, Archbishop Purcell, OH
ctatlng. A grand and imposing procession,
maue up Of the Father Mathew Total Abstin-
ense and similar societies, paraded through the
principal streets Of the city previous to the an
houncement and after the conclusion Of the
ceremonies.
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