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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stocks.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 4.-MoNEY-EaSy at
2aS per cent; loaning as low us per cent
at the close, Prime mercantile paper 70
per cent.
STERLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al S4.s6If
I.s7 for GO days and $3.50 for sight.
GOLD 80 Strong, advancing from III to
NIX, and closing ut ll7%s. Borrowing
rates 2al per cent per annum, and l.64
per cent per diem. Loans were also made
fiat, and at 9a3 per cent for carrying. The
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 81, ,0S2,.
coo, ClcaringS, S59 100000 Dry goods i'm.
ports for the week, Sl,?7IS0O. Custom re.
ceipts $2sOOOO.
GOvERNMENTS-Activc and firm,
United States is Of 1884, coupons l2j%
Eive-Iwcntcs ylsG!) )".",..,,"",".r...r llsH
rive. lwGntits
FlvCrwGntics lSGjD
Fivc-Twcntlcs CSGj
tlVe-IWcnlies ls60
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new flNes'rt'''''''',,''''''
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STATE SECURITlEs- Dull, except for
Union Pacific tirsts, which were firm.
Mls0NFi'",. .,".,,,,,,, ,,,,,,u,,,,,,,.,,,"","lOl9
tennessee old 62
hthutsst hcW,,'",,,,,,,,,,,,,,', ,,',,,,,.'","",, o.
virginia. 10
NHBNlh, Olh'''n'''' %
North Carolina, old 20
North Carolina, llk
RAILROAD BONDs-Dull.
ST0CHs-1hc stock market was strong
in the carly dealings, and prices advanced
u to 9N per cent in the leading shares,
with the exception Of Northwestern com.
mon, which declined from 4OI5 to SIX, and
rallied to 40 Toward o'clock a reaction
set in, and at the second call prices showed
n decline Of i to y per cent from the
highest point, The market closed with
better feeling aud general advance In
prices. Lake Shore advanced from COZ
to Gl's; Pacific Mail from 32A to 81; West.
crn Union from AK to 7jsz, aud Union
Pacific from TX to 72A, Michigan Cen.
tral advanced to 90 bid, without sales.
Quicksilver preferred rose from q to 22N.
United States Express declined from 40 10
i3, The transactions at the Stock Elk.
change aggregated 2l9,OOO shares, Of which
81 900 were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 10000 Northwestern, 1000 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, and 10000 Union Pa.
Cifc.
ContOn",...,. ,....u.. GIiGst Paul preferred. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THE DAILY LNTELLLGENCER
WASHINGTON.
THE INDIAN CONFERENCE.

WAsHIEGTON, june 1.-The Indians
and Secretary Delano had short confer
ence to-day. The Secretary said ii they
would take $4,000 he would try and get
S25,OOO more for them next winter, He
desired them to take all that had been said
to them home to their people and obtain
an answer and send word back as soon Us
possible.
SPOTTED TAIL on LARCENY.
Spotted I'ait said the Great Spirit told
him never to steal anybody's country
without paying for it. II you had the
same sense Of right we could get along
well enough.
The Secretary replied that he had not
accused him or his people Of stealing and
he did not want Spotted Tail to accuse
the Great Father Of stealing from him.
We don't expect to steal their country,
and are not going to send an army up
there to take II from them. They don't
give us credit for our desire to do them
good.
Spotted Tail said he wanted to talk
about his agency matters before he went
home, and he would like to 90 home to.
morrow after breakfast.
The Secretary here withdrew, telling
the Indians that they might talk all night
with the Commissioner about their Ngen-
CiCs ii they desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

THE Charleston Journal Rep and the
Kanawha Chronicle Jacob DEM are ms
busy US bees, making capital out Of the
Capital question The journal shows who
It was that killed poor Cock Robin. 1t
was the fellows who would have Consti.
tutional Convention in 1872, among whom
It Is particular to mention the name Of
Walker. We also discover in the list
the name OF Walkers present Pet, the ex'
carpet bagger, Jimmy" Ferguson But
as Jimmy" is penitent, and desires to be
kicked by the month for having voted for
the new Constitution, he ought to be for.
given. Then there Is also the name OF
the venerable Col. Ben. Smith, who was
moved long since to tell Panhandle
man to "take the Capital and go to HI
with it," lie too ought to hc forgiven.
The contrast between the two rOOstcrs
that ndorn the call (republi'hed now in
the Journdy for Convention mass meet
Ing in Charleston On the Goth Of this
month three years ago, Is II picture to
look upon. The siCkest rooster Of the
season Is that one engaged in throwing up
It's vicLunls since the departure Of the
State government. 1t Ia labeled by the
T,,,,.,,,,I az onntyI,n ynrv airk nuI Ia ann.
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The following appointments rs Inter-
nal Revenue officers have been made for
the First District Of Illinois; Store.
kcepers-.Wm. james. A. Storr, Wm.
lINmiI, Jacob Eliot, y. Reyman. GNugcrs
II. y. Turner, H. A. Fitkins, Richard \,
Schroeder, Daniel Stephens, A. II. Bradcn.
NO ARRESTS MADE YET.
There has been considerable excitement
in the Treasury to-day over the rumOr
that the party who committed the rob
berry had been arrested. The officers deny
that any one has been arrested yet.
CAPTURE OF sMuGGLED LACEs.
Captain Charles n. Brcckctt, special
agent Of the Treasury Department, cap
tircd in this city to-day Il white lace
dress valued at $4,000, u white lace
shawl worth $4,000, aud other laCes to
the value Of $4,000, ut u pawn.shop, where
they had been pawncA for 1886, The
dress and laccs formerly belonged to the
Empress Eugcnic, and were among the
richest in the world. They were sold nL
the time Of the sale Of her diamonds and
jewclry in England, md smnggled into
this country by Joseph IlOrscIl, in Octo.
hor. 1873
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At the very time Tillon represented
he had lIccChCr in his power he was writ
ing letter to Bowen rChCNrsing all
Bowers imputations, and he made good
use NJ IL. What became N that letter
nobody knows, but iis purpose was to
make Bowen pay rather than bc exposed
for having made these charges against
Bccchcr. Titonanysthnt BCcchcr dcncid
these charges Ns drawn up in his Golden
Aqc slip, and nll the testimony shows
that Bccchcr did not care n straw about
these stumbling efforts to revive these
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Sbio @aiIenfreuno.
6 b q. d..


Stir NufGnoer aeiateu mir idon frIber bilbs
lid1, ME bic Niauren be;m Besinn bes Spieles
ftebeu miii5en. @ir ertldren bieleS jebt senouer
tportl;d3. 3mei @pieler ftcn iid seaeniiber
uno uebmeu nas S1ad,brett 10 3uiiden t,d9,
bab ieber ein id)uarses @dfelo 5ur Qintcn bat:
Son ben Sffi;iercm fon,men Die s iii rm out
bic beiben GdplGbe, nebcn oieie ton,ncn bic
@priuqer, oann bic 2aufer, Der &Dnis
uub bic $ ME fommcu auf bic bcioen W,t"
telfelber, babe; gilt ais Re9cl, bab bic belle 20
main ouf elm bellies, bic buntle ouf Gin Duntss
leS 1yelo seitelt wirb. (Regina servat
colorem.) Die 8aucrn perocn IN elmer
9ieibe auf bic adt Gclber Dor be" SfHj'eren
D Siebe bic eteuuna in SO. LOG sieles 8lattes.
Mir aebeu lett. Bic einfaben Wegeln oes
Sbieles uno loiIen Nacs ouber Nd)t, mos nidt
unbebiuot notbis 3n 1asen 1T.
0os Spie m,rb eefibrt, inoem bcloe sp!e>
let abtped,lelnb cine Giaur Sieben. Seoe "
our bat cine bcjoubere Ri9tnns, IN melo'e l'e
ac,ooen mcrbcn mus.
Die 8 a ucrn ridden fd r1t N etre &C.
+ a De elm Gelo Dor, idlagen aher .ant eas su'
ndhIt Iieaenbe GeIb redts uno lints @ras.
Sur bonn erFen Rlabe aus hurten p'e 0""er"
aud ,tpei Gelber aerabe norrilden. ...
Sic qaufer 9eben nur d ra9 10 me't DC
Qinie frei 1T unb i@lagen aud id)rag.
Die g ringer iprinssn nber dnes geloes
i1r6g unb serabe, 70 pap sos e!"5n.
nebmcnbe Gclo einc anbere Garbe bot e!s oas
pcrla0enc. eie ldlasen aud auf oslslpe
Deiie.
Die aburme aieben une idleseH n"r tn
aersoen Qnien in sleider @ihtuns NIT Den
Seiten beg S9adbretta
Die aonisin ooer . alne d'ebt uno
fdlaqt tpic ale ;Gieuren init ausnabn'e Der
Sprinser, lie Icitet baber eas Sp'el.
Scr &Dnis 1T bic Sauptperlon; ct 5'ebt
uno f;blast serabe unb id)tas rune MN l'd
hrr,m, ober nur auf oes ibm nad1ite Gelo.
Die Bauern aicbcu uno fdlasen TT bet
anaeacbenen Beifc nur pormorts. bic ubr'aea
1Sieurcn in bet bcfimmten Bcile na@ allen
Seiten.
Sic NbEdt beioer @picler se6t nun boDin,
ben feinblidcn aOni8 lit at au NADER. 'noen
mon ibn gcfan9cn nimlnt ooer boll1s e'n'
id)liebt. slle Gisuren fino baber nur a1nt
Sd,ukc bes 8oniss ba unb jcoer Bug n1ub bar
auf acri@tet .iein, ben Geino matt su n.ad)en.
@ir lai1cu bier jett ben slnfans elmer S@od,~
, partc folsen, bic Anfanaer bur@iplelssn ton"
nen, uni oarous bi. 9uae uno bic slrt ocs
SpielcS au lcrnen. Aud) fir, seilbtere Sp!slsr
4 uiro b,cIe Yartic bon Suterc7e 1e,u. Man
Il a@tc aber senau auf bic beiei@neten Ueloer:
=
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lei. Sic Qaien bDr5ugll9 DE 9ano'
,perfer obmten has Gloferleben mad.
uno nabmcn bic relisioien Ginrlhtun9en
oe1elben, 10 uiel es nur immer nit Dem
Deltleben pereinbar par aui. 91e'9c
ben oeiitlithen 8ruberl ften biloeten bic
Wlitalieoer ocGelben9anouert cine ourdb
einen GID perp1li9tste Giosensllenlaatt.
sic obmtcn lelbit Die mandiibs Ab9e'
1d)lo5ieu6eit nod inoem in gar pielen
Stqbten Die Mitslieoer oeNelben 9ano*
uertes bielelten 5trabe oocr Staot'
piertcl bc,uobuten.
Ditle Ginri9tun9en nun meltbe o'e
6aub,perter aus benz RloIterleben 9enon1E
men batten, n,adten oos si9entlite 9Se'
len, ben Gern Der 9anoperferinnuusen
aus. 9lue bieie Ginri6tnnsen oer 9ano'
merferinnunsen lino itreng rel'9'os,
tirdG6 uno baben oas ebrlltentbnr''
Ieine @laubene- uno 5ittenlebre 3ur
@runblage. Wir wollen nur ein'9e ole'
jer giuribtuneen in &iir5e porf fiibren.
Cine Der porncbmitsr, ,pobrbatt @r'lt-
liden ginri9tuneen Der olten 9anoper=
terinnuneen ]ine Die Sabrta9e.
sSsbe9onb,perferinnung bat 'brenSobr'
taq. Ser Sabrtas lit oas 8ereins' uno
Bruberldaftsfelt bes 9anbwertes uno
1einer N}itslierer. @r entlpridt m penn
]Orbensfeite Der &loFerbriioer. Ser Wit=
tslpuntt Der 1eier bieies 8rhoerl dattste'
ties be1tebt in Der 9orbrinsuns bss ben.
Mebop iers. Daour@ seist li@ Bic ST.
nuna als Elm itrens totbolilber Neretn.
1Denn nur Der &otbolit betradtet Die
beilioe Me5]e als W&ittelpunft ol'er Sot'
ttsuerebruno, .als oas ein5is 1pabre S'tt'
unb Sonfopfer.
9(n bieiem Snnunssisite loaen, ,rie Die
alten sSnnunesbii6cr itren9e porl4re'een
ouSer n@ottesss,polt." 3. :. auBer Dem
foge elmer i9,ueren &rant9elt, oue vu1'
9lieoer Der Snnuns Sbeil neb men. Na@'
Dem lid) oielelben beim 9anopertspate
per1ommelt boben, manoeln o!leSnnun9s
briioer, 9lei[ter uno @c1eHen i'm telerls
dcn 3uae in bic STRIDE 5u Dem Srroer
;, daftsaltare, 100 nod oltem Sr@u@e o.!
y 6eili9c Melle seieiert piro: 9ao"r'
,eioen oie Mtit9lieber ibren @louhen a
I oas @ebeimnib bes beili9en Mspop1er
an, lie briden hau;t ibren Sont. oil
t eeeen @ott fir Die BON i9m Der Snnun
8 nuo ben cinselnenMit9lie srtplelene
= QBobltboten uno 5u9lei6 bic 8'tte III
T fernern @6ub fir bic seiammte Snn"nt
= l1nb lomit lit Der Snnunaslabrta9 e''
II rein firdli6e, tatboliide Ginr!dtun9:
b (@6luB fol9t
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gfeue uno alte Wfdunerz&ereine.

Ser 70 srobe uher oas sanse 2ano ser-
breitete beutl9e<rDmil@. .tatbpliide Gem
tral=@erein bat in bieien Sosen in Gin
cinnuti feline 5tpan5isite @encral=
VerIamulung gebalten. Dieler Werein,
ODER pielmebr biele 9ereinisun9 BON Der
eincn, beren Mitslieber,abl mad 3ebn' |
taulenoeu feiteelteat ,uirb jsist li9, nit
iebem Sabre lebenstrditiser unb brin9t
fit bic men|dlite @eieIlI9oft luie fir
bic Rirde beiiome 6riid}te. Sic ein5elnen
0ereine bes GentralsYereins ,uoren big
ber benz 9lamen unb aud in Den mel lten
sSGll.n ber 5bat nad tatbolilde Wereine.
sSebt aber bel Der se9enipdrt'een
,tponaigiten &eneralper ammluna lie9t|
bem Gentrol-8erein cine neue Gcnititu<
tion por, poourd lid ale oieie 1ere!ne
formeu Der Stride auf basGnslte onl9l'e'
ben. gDenn bic sesen,oartise Numn1er
un|eres Blattes in bic OeiientIiatsit
fomn1t, 1T Der Bel9lub sur 4nnabme
oieIer neuen Contribution ,uabrlde'nlid
nit srober Majoritat Dor li@ se9ansen.
0ie{er en9eWnl nl9lub beg Central Wereins
an bic Gir9e tann fir bic Wereine lelbit
nnr BON Wprtbeil Iein. Daour@ tr'tt
otr gentrol< <8trein nit ben alten Wtdns
ntrpereinen .ober Snnun9en auf sleieber
5tuie, unb ,uie bieie mag audi oer
GentrolrY rYtreinS Sobrbunoer!e iiberoouer1n,
menn nur bieler NuldluB an bic Stride
niemals mieoer s.lodert tpirb.
Das |otiale uno politilhe 2eben 1T
iebt Elm oanA anberes ols es Dor 500
Sabren mar. Dorun, baben aud bic
alten Snnunsen lid iiberlsbt. NQeinSet'
einiqunocn tatboIi{1er Mdnner linb 'pie
oamols, 10 aud jekt POM er0bten Nuben
es muNen ober bic ginr!dtun9cn }olaer
Yereine ben Seitperbdltnillsn anaepaBi
leiu lpos beim Central l<0erein ia oss
SAT- it,, oann miiNen bic Derelne als
iolde itren9 fir9li1 iein, uas Der Gen.
tral:0erein in bieler @oae ia >perosr
min.
I'm Nun 3u Ssigen ,uie fotbolnh
Mdnner=Wereine friiberer Sabrbunoert
Die 0erbinbuug nit Der Stride. bstro9
teten. rupl1en mir einen Hiidblif all oa!
uralte tatbolij6e Snnunsswclen lperfen
Sic @enb&psrferinnun8cn oas be'b
bic Observation-Disclosures aud
Memter, @iloen, @oifeln ooer Gibgenol
ienf4often senannt iinb io'pobl ibreu
urlprunge, als ibren Ginridtungen mad
tird3lide, 6riltli6e @ereine,, reli8iol
BruoerI9oiten. Menn fe 9lei9 burger
lide 3mede batten, 10 mar bod i9re Gin
ribtung reli9i0s, nod ocm Sorblloe an
oerer rcli9i0ier @ereine unb 8ruoerldaf
ten. Dlon fonn oarum nit Eeht aue
Die alten5auoperferinu clue Nfton
aune ber htijtliben STRIDE nennen, oa i
ale ibre. Gi,rihtun9cn, dQe ibre @e1et
uno @or1hriiten, ia ielbIt lire @ebrand
uno @e,pobnbeiten ons Der arifli9e
Stride belonoers ous bent fir@!ihe
Bruberi9afts= uno alolterle6en entuom
men baben.
9ie Gntltebungsseit oes @riitli9e
Snnun9stpeI Iens fdllt, >oenisltens ('nSt
su9 ouf unler beutl9es Waterlano). I
6as aebnte uno elite Sobrbunoert. ql'
Den Sel0i fern nobm oaIlclae lsinen III
iprung uno feline Ginridtun9en. - 6
lebrt g Die @eibi9te, bic uns, loenn
uiG,t NON 5d1Ird,tcu aloubcns!o1en IN
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Stdete tDaren nur tpet,l9e, uno lelol1 olele
tpa:eu nur ebemaliee Nieoerlahnn9en
Der &omer, Die nnIern beuti9cn Besritfen
son elmer Staot' nur ,uenig entlpreheno
{ein n,oAten. Inter lolden lmitdnoen
ttnnte Don &uni t unb 6ano,perf feline
Nsbe ieir.
Da fauen Die @5bne oes beili9en
Beueoifts unb griiuoeten ibre &ojter.
sic ludten }id gu ibren NieoerloKun9en
Die uer,uiloertften uno einlamiten @eaena
ben auf. 8alb li4tete Td burh ibrer
0dnoe 9(rbeit Der oibte Malo bic
Simple ,puroen ous9etrodnet uno in
fru6tbares Nderlano umge,uonoelt. Pin
Der @tene, mo ionit nur wifoe Sbiere
baustsn, erbo6en iid Die 3ellen oer
M0nAe unb bas @ottesbaus, oas 2loiter.
3ur 9erFe(une eincs &loiters suar nun
oos @anb,uerf in alien ieinen 3pei9tn
unumsdn9lid nptb'uenoig. Nenn oos
9tp{ier }cute cine bouerbafte Stdtte lrer'
ben ni9t bios fir jene frommen Manner
bic es 9riinoeten ionbern au6 fir jene,
Die nod ibnen N@ Dem lelben 1ciligen De'
rufe weiben >uiiroen. Sic 3el1en Der
:WDn9e lpllten rtidbt lein tuie bic 3elte
Der Sirten ober Der &rie9er, pauoeIbar,
ioneern befanoi9. fprtoauerno nibt blob
I flr ben eriten, 8empbner lonoern au4
! fir feline No@fotser. Das &loiter Iotlte
cine feIte Burg ,peroen, aus >uelder nidt
bloB fir teute ionocrn aud fir toni
menbe 3eiten, bas briitentbum, dri T.
|lide Biloung uno @efttuns iiber 9}ab
uub Tern lh uerbreiten lollte. 9ie
RlD5ter moren obne g1ioerreoe bic eriten
feitcn fortoauernoen NnNeblun9en. @er
jboute benn nun Die &lDrer? 9Der il6te
Die bel einera ioi9er aui cine langere
9ouer beltin,mtcn Bque Die notbmenbi9en
6onowerfsorbeiten? Sic Mnn9t lelblt.
9Dsr ji9 bic Mibe gibt, rur einieerma'
ben Die @el9i9te Der Nusbreitun9 oes
@briltcntbums IN 9eutl9lano 5u erfor'
! {den, Der miro bas @eIagte taulenofa9
beidti9t ftnoen 9llle oamals notbmen=
E oieen uno iibliheu Sano,perfe ,uuroeN
{ bon ben &ioFerbriioern aus9eiibt. Ear
I'M entbdlt jcbe olte &loitcrre9et eigen'
8 Noridriiten iiber bic 9ano'perte.
Mls man ober i'm sebntsn Sabrbuuoer
t unter &onis 9einrid Dem Gintler anfin!
: 5tdbte au bauen, 70 geniisten Die @loter
8 braber als GRANDDAUGHTER niht mebr. De
Il Bou elmer Gtaot erforoert piele 9ano
= ,perter. 3uosm nor ben &loiterbriioerl
{ perboten> bel rein peltli6en Bauten iid
= gu betbeili9en. 60 muroe benn nul
. nit Der @riinoun9 Der @tQote Gin melt
. li9er 9ano,uerferitano notbwenoi IS, De
$ aud in bieler 3eit tuirfli9 ent ltanoel
+ Eit. SnbeNsn iibten oemunsca@tet oi
j. Mou9e mie porber lire 9ano,ucrte ans
e E9er Bau Der &ir9en blieb nod Sobr
e buroerte binour@ beinabe onsl@lieben)
e in ibren 9anoen. 3uoem loaren ebe'
n bic Df0nde bic 2ebrer fir bic 'oeltllbeI
n Soanowerttr. Yon mem bdtten lie Joni
= aud bic @onb,ucrte erlernen !0nnen? 81
,paren oenn bic Rl0ltcr bic N}iltter and
IT oes weltli9en 9anolperteritanbes- 9e
y neu entitanbene peltlide 6anowerter
II itano perlduenete ou4 feline W{ntter nl9t
g so ,pie Elm gutes &ino aug Dem Gltern
rs boule bic meilten Sitten, @ebr0u6c I'M
% @e,pobnbeitcn mit11immt, uno in ncne
ic 9aule 9etreulid) fortiibt ia lelblt De
ID N(a6tommen}d)aft oieIelben geDlnenbo1
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Mm letteu 5omfog ,uuro

- 9lm lebteu @omltag lpuroe IN
5outb Beno, Snoiana Der tle'ne
6obn oes $ocrrn &arl Manrsr BON Spe'
uubefonnten Mdnnern in einem J.: 8.
Gmiorantenluogen ee'poltlam entf"Drtt:
Gic hielten oas &inb in Dem 9So9en; n1lt
Dem lie oopon iubren, perl ltedt. @bcr
ols lic bei Ginbruh Der 9fadt bis IN ole
Nd6e non Glt6art, l6 N{eilen bon Sout9
Beno ocfommen moren, tpelnte uno |@r!e
oas 10 untrpnliac &ino Iout, oaB lie na'D
frr,er Beratbung belbloNen, es lau1en
III la5leu. Gie jeben es i'm Trelen al'f oen
Booen uno fubrcn ouf uno oopon. Scr
&leiue ibcrno6tste oui benz Teloe uno
ain onoeren Sage 9elong es lbm, )'@
notb @outb 8eno ;uriid Su IlnoeH> 'Oo
er nm Gonntds Nbcnb BEL lelnen 9eon9=
lti9ten Museb0risen eintrat.
49, Gie tulli|6e &esieruns loll Den
lQmmtli6en na9 @ibirien perbrannten
tatbplil6en Bil60fen bic @ullfcbr IN Die
s3eimotb erlaubt baben. Nur Der GrSbls
id1of BON Warl9au, b. Telinsfi lou oas
rulli]6e @ebict meioen.
gSer bel ben boien Grcunoi@oft fudt,
gyiit ibnen balo au1 uiro perr1d,t.
Sin aahmcr Baum int tpilben Balo
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12
THE GIRL THAT SPELLED US DOWN.

Forehead white and not a frown,
Cheeks OF red and eyes Of blue,
Wavy hair OF golden brown,
Feet unshod and just as they grew,
Clean and fine in her calico gown:
That was the girl who spelled us down!
Mary Baker, aged ten; Al
Grandma johnson long ago, 4 ~
Faded dream Of the silver Then,
Tresses thin and whlve as the snow,
Clear and calm and the mother of men,
Pale eyes sad with never again"
Mary Baker, aged sixteen;
Longer zone and rounder arm,
Girl and wOman-golden meant
Eyes grown soft with a nameless charm,
Waiting the King she had never seen, -.
Hearing him say, "My life! My queen"
Mary Baker, twenty -one;
Sweet the words and round the ring,
Took the hand OF the royal son,
Saw the face, and twas not the King'
Ashes Of roses scattered ana strown.
Cross for crown and thorns for throne!
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

MANY influential capitalists of Boston
have, after infinite discussion. succeeded
in organizing a Cheap Transportation
Association. The object is to get freights
to and from the West as low as to and
from New York. The Association has
ample committees for looking after all
the railway movements of the country
and suggesting every practical reform.
1t promises to be Of higher character
and greater practical talent than any
legislative body in the country. OF
course there are many different projects
for attaining the great end; but the As
sociation will sift them all and enable
the capitalists and the legislature to
concentrate upon some definite work.
The most advanced champions Of cheap
transportation have adopted the
policy of building railroads and
running them for merely enough to pay
expenses. They say that as New York
State has expended 5000, 900. 900 on canals
for the sake of cheap transportation and
requires nothing more of them than
enough to pay expenditures, so Massa-
Ehusetts can well afford to expend the
same amount in building railroads to the
West and should only demand that the
expenses of running them be met. NJ
Income should be sought from them.
Boston has our good will in this behalf.
If she make herself strong competitor
Of New York the cause of the people
will be very greatly subserved. If she
demonstrate tile pract.cability OF build
Ing and running railroads by the govern
ment to the relief of the people from the
exactions of private corporations and
without endless corruption and greater
risk of life and limb, the final outcome OF
our stupendous railway system may be
clearly prefgured.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

The jury in the case of Weisher vs.
Schomaker, mentioned yesterday, rem
dered a verdict for the plaintiff for $500
Tor personal injuries sustained in the
moving of house by the defendant.
In the case Of John Matthews and
others against the New Richmond Turn
pike Company and Others, an action to
discharge receiver, the Court granted
the motion on condition that the money
was borrowed and the debts paid within
ten days.
A provisional injunction was granted
in the case. of Wesling against the
County Commissioners, restraining them
from opening road from the Montgom-
cry pike to the Medary pike.
In the case of Amelia Bartlett against
A. Nathan, suit for an injunction to
fulfill the contract of a lease. The in
junction was refused.
Baum against Snyder. This suit was
originally brought before magistrate.
In the Common Pleas Court yesterday
it came up on motiof for leave to file a
petition in error. The motion was grant
ed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

THE st. Louis Globe has absorbed the
Democrat, and the new paper is to be
published under the name of the Globe.
Democrat. The fight between the two
concerns was very bitter one, but the
Globe was comparatively new paper
and displayed life and energy in its man.
agement, while the Democrat was con.
tent to rely on its age and standing.
The consequence was, that while the
Democrat was trying to balance itsell
ON its dignity, the Globe secured the
readers and, as matter of course, the
advertising patronage.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

THE announcement is now made In
positive terms that the whisky fraud in.
yestigations and seizures had nothing to
do with the removal Of Commissioner
Douglas. So far from attempting to
shield the guilty parties, as was init:
mated by reports from Washington, it
now appears from the correspondence
that he was in full accord with the Sec
retary of the Treasury, and used every
effort in his power to work up the case
and secure evidence upon which to con-
vict the parties implicated. 1t is evil
dent that the real cause of the change
has not yet been made public.