The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-29

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correspondence OF the Star.
| WAsuINcroN SAINT Of
p,o, rrouso, r. caa,a',,a. ~ ~ s,,.
iio,. nayuch' " o. 1eoiogis1 as he Calls
himself. who, under the patronage OF the fnte-
rior Department.. makes an annual excursion
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| i"'o 'no ioeion "es' Vi 'ho io''h nno'i''"h' ~
ing. where he pleases, and sojourning where 1t
| ia inost n agreeable has returned tn the CanItal
~ !, 80 ~ . a.,,,..s,., ~
'he seasoh h"'ins so iar auvaneoo 10 W rehoor
the upland temperatures OF Nevada and Ari-
zona unoongenla,. During MS Journeyings ne
mas niaue many discoveries Oh phihgs OF great
interest, the only discount upon which is that
| the same thinps have i,eer tliscovered and ae
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| scrioea seVeriA times already by diherent ofi-
cial and private individuals. The field OF his
| exploratlons during the past summer has been
the great Colorado basin. ,vhere no has aeon as
hundreds have seen before him. profo,md can
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oA'' '''e'Deo' u oN.,Aos ii'oi"' pne' '. ,,.il
1 talns, expanses OF desert, vacant villages,
whose dates and builders can only bo guessed
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"'' /" say hoehtns " ap"naonoe afio~
| and fragments OF earthen utensils, OF which
citv have rather a superabunuance than q
scarcity. - "
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UTILIZATION W oNdAFio hEAAlNs'
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vancement Of science. 1t must be confessed
| that former Secretary Of the Interior who, ON
his entrance, into Office, finding the depart
mental quarters somewhat tencumberedwith the
astrological relics of couple Of mastodons,
caused the same to be speedily. packed of to .
pone mil 1or conversion !. INTO iertlllzer, was
sntiicientiv alive 20 the ,nteres Il Of paIeoatoi.
ogv. Nevertheless. it does not follow That what
has been fold and Ietold needs TO be told again.
| and they who have looked most closely into the
subject ana taken as accurate n measure as
possibie Of Prof. HAYDEN. do not hesitate to
express the opinion that his additions to the
sum Of human knowledge have not been extern
siye, and TINT he is considerably better iltted
for efficiency as q lobbyist, his skill being in
the procurement OF handsome annual sums to
SUPPORT ~ MN In ms III, ranuae; eman 70 ana 70 ane
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THE REAL loaATIoN.
II Ia not generally known that the Cavern
ment' under tne direction Of the war Depart-
ment' js nrosecutin0 Inv means of comnetent
on rineers a reconneissa sance ~ tba reginn he,
tween the ! io1, h meridian and tha Pacs}ic avs.
temot,c in its chnracter, which' when com
nIa,ad wifi co,rnsnonT I, accnracv with tha
Coast snrvev rye, # viii he consecuti~c cover the
hnia ',ro,;na axom,na INC oountrn Sn ~ a, aan v
anae, nd,s rhinaii aolo;naIi uy
e@ranhicailvt ethnooaiccai7v, naieonfolog giycalIv
ssna elm q ficallv enT dasc,;he ito sr;o,s ant
mai AMI yeSatsh1e nI nrnd"ctons Wben f. IL
an sbad a tb v"sp xpaUse VIII ho ,onra ooo 40
rateIu manned than The old states' And ali
this. the value OF which is permanent. is Cost
Inc t,ha conntrv less ner annnn Thar ;s na;G ~
heen % in motioS d camille Of afvenr,,rersP ro PHav
Hev a,a 49, pnma,, uSpse worTs are Snns,eoys
and and cnn,nayativelv @ vsineless' Wv 'Dp'- A"ou'
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A SLIGHT ENCOURAGEMENT.
Lieut.. Hoxie is of the opinion that the men,
bers Of the committee which came on here from
Cincinnati to examine into the pavement ques-
tion, knew as much upon the subject when they
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they experienced no moral deterioration, and
were as fortunate in other cities as they were
at the Capital, Cincinnati has the satisfaction
OF receiving back her servants in as good order |
p,srp1or pocuRs
Nr'1s
~ Is noeiceaoie leat ture in ehe case Oh flsner,
unaer arrest ioI apstracting n.ts from the onlce
ol toe Sierk OF tne Soure ot the Dlstiict, that
nobody VINO knew the Individual is surprised
az IL; Tor ms naDlts an9 associates were In con-
iormity WIN MS onciu nnsueneah3rs, SN WIN
flsner ,he teiaer, mafting.on th anu Fisner me
Younger as ac.aarles, tne conservation OF the
morals u .ne " M GV.ana t hhs Deen In
ines of these individuals We're dfscIoseS.tbe
means to which they resorted to extort money |
from the lnnocent and to screen the guilty |
brought to light-the result would be such q |
chapter OF deprayity as has seldom been ex-
The perplexing question is, Who, beside
themselves, were to blamep The Judges of the |
Supreme Court Of the District, of which they |
were the prosecuting officers, could not but |
have been aware OF the intrinsic dishonesty OF |
those persons and il they were gifted with the |
sagacity which neh in their positions ought to |
have, could hardly have escaped pretty |
clear conception Of the style Of their perform |
snces. A President Of the United States
whose official life may not unaptly be de- |
scribed as spent in hearing complaints against |
officials anu settnng rivaIries between candi- |
dates-nay be excused for not giving heed TO
charges against subordinate officers, unless |
they came pretty well authenticated; and
probably great many things which are very
current with the million, and which everybody |
takes it for granted that everybody knows, |
never penetrate the barriers by which his con- |
sciousness is envroned. The race of Haroun |
Alraschids, who went out disguised by night |
TO mipgle with the populace and learn how
their constables and Justices Of the peace con- |
ducted themselves, has disappeared: and IT, |
ike some amphibious animals. a President OK |
the United States could lie furnished with
membranes by which. at will, he could close
his auricular orltices. the Arrangement would
doubtless add greatly to his comfort. without
detracting materially from his usefulness. |
r.n,,nrnnor orn,a,,, |
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retarv of the Treasury to INQUIRE into the me-
cessitv or the usefulness of a process for water
nroofing the Fractional currency has been sit !
,,n, roc son,a da va in tho citv and ie ,yoi+,n,