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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
Cincinnati Ltve Stock Market
CINoINNATI. June 25--2 P. NJ.

The receipts and shipments OF live stock 70
the past ~ hours were as follows:
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PERSONAL.

Judge Martin Grover of the Court of Appeals
Is said to be rapidly recovering
The Independent says" II there has sprung
deadly feud between DR.. Bacon Of New-iaven aud the
editor Of The Iadependen asserted by The Pre- sby
te,1an, We have not heard Of 1t hereabOuts."
The Hon. Isaac G. LivermOre and Mr. Sup
ply c. Thwng, who aids to the Chief Marshal OF the
Masonic procession at the laying the cornerstone Of
the Bunker Hill Monument are still living in Cambridge
The announcement of Mrs. Summers ap-
preaching marriage "o clerk in the NcwYork Custom
house, with quiet wedding and trip 10 Europe" Ia
pronounced BY the Boston press entirely without ioli-
dalton.
President Grant is credited with joke. To
friend who asked his opinion Of Gen. Sherman. Me-
mois after getting further into the book reported
to have said. well am beginning 20 fnd out that I
didn't have much to do with that iast war"
The cordial dislike apparently entertained for
each other now by Presidents John W. Garrett and
Thomas A. Scott Is not thing OF recent growth Twelve
thirteen years ago Mr. Garrett made very little secret
in semipublc conversations Of the disirst no f, for
what he called the stock obbing Of his great
rival.
There is a good story of Cen: Sheridan in
this weeks Independent The Rev. VIM. NJ. Baker says
The papers say that Gen. Sheridan 10 be married
day Perhaps so but am not certain OF It, roinem
boring anecdoe in regard TO the General when was
for few days. not upon hs STAFF assuredly within his
circle young lady. Il seems, quite desirous that
tho brilliant sabreur who sojOunhg under the same
ROOF should take walk with her. LIE declined doing W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

ssewsr the lady detected him in tho oct Of stealing on
Consistency Of his conduct he replied Yes Miss YEA
The weather Is too bad for two Of W, but thought
might be good enough fof one"
Mr.. Gladstone. in letter to the Eklektikee
Of Athens gives expression to opinion which has beea
interpreted in opposition TO the establishment Of M
tona churches He had not tho least intention
Of drawing comparison between the national Church
Russia and the national Church Of Greece. lido
not recollcct whether used tho name Greek but my
intention speak mainly Of the ancient Churches Of
the East holding the ancient pararcha and epec
ally Of the Church OF These Churches
historically the repositories Of early traditions. and
may naturally and without ofense be supposed IN bs
Churches which they have given BIRTH however great
and fOurishing am also OF opinion that the churches
to which reer odTecy ars ny 10 he Ss
In their views Of the general principles OF
ecclesiastical communion than Church which IL simply
national and which NAV be expected 10 bear IN the de.
tail. OF constitution and conduct marks belonging 10
the peculiar character and Institutions OF particular
country"
OMAHA, Neb., June 16.-Gov. CARRIER left
to-day for California for the benefit Of his health
HANOVER, N. H., June 16.-The Hon.
Tappan Wentworth of Lowell who died on the l3th
Inst, beqneathcd the bulk Of his property 20 Dart
mouth College. The bequest Is estimated at $l7o.OOO
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 16.-POstmaster-G General
Jewell leaves this city for Milwaukee tomorrow. where
he will spend the afternoon and evening" returning 70
Chicago at night.
BERLIN, June 16.-The Crown Prince Fred
erick william to-day gave audience to Admiral wordea
and the naval officers accompanying him. The United
States Minister, Mr. Davis, introduced the officers 10 the
Crown Prince. After the audience the Americans were
entertained ut dinner at the new palace at POtsdam.
Admiral WOrdan and his officers Will proceed 10 Ham,
bur- on Friday when the American squadron win san
immediately for the Baltic ports.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The best thing we will have to exhibit At
pcople.-tPhiladelpha Press lAdn. Rcp.)
We suggest to such Republican journals az
think II worth while To wrcsio with the next caldt
date" problem that 1t would be well ~ think Of james
q. Blaine KS OF the possibilities II the situation
remains unchanged for another year he viii be not 0y
n possibility but strong probaDiy-l5t Louis dooo
Democrat adm. Rep)
A few Democratic Conventions thronghout
the State have adopted the Republican financial DO he
specie payments. This Is tho work OF TIE MOney
Power BIT the voice of the party goes up ior tnS
rcaflirmation Of the Democratic financial policy whcu
money enough TO buy the Democracy Of Ohio.-tCineih
natl Enquirer tDcm.)
We are, therefore, very glad for our. par
that the New-IiampShro Incident has occurred so".
enough after the Louisiana affair TO bring homo 10 tno
minds Of Republican statesmen tue fact that thc h,o
arts they have been practicng ~ the South arc
citizens. aud that there under heaven OF gyms
the good and pure monopoly OF fraud and violence
tIhe Ncw-York Nation independently
The true way to win the Independent voter y
not by any trading but BY holding up the highest AZ.
OF public service. In other words, wo must appeal 70 ~
independent voter precisely would appeal 70 ,
worthlcst nominations enforce the wisest poi',s ~
aim Mt tho beat administration. What the greet ooy
oui intelligent aud yrtuous people want GOOD ~
mrDt That Is the aspiration Of tho Republican voN
we'll the independent voter. Tie conditions arc H
for reunion aud with wise, generous. and honots".s
policy shalt carry oil the best elements VI the cvuSss
with us. Albany Journal lAdn. Rcp.l
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Amusememts ana Hleetiuss.
Jn0ex 10 Advertisements.

AuusrnESrs-F iecenM Poce-4th, 9TH. and 9th columns.
BANKING AND FIsAScrN.-Tenh Pdqc-2d column:
BANKING HOrsIs AND BANKERs-Tcnh Id0e-5th col
-,
BOARD AMI RooMs-rlcrcnh Page list and I'd columns.
BUSINESS NorIcf s-Sr'h PaGe-1st column
ORANGES FOR BUSINESS N Flynn page-6th column.
CORPORATION NoTICEs-EighM IGgc-6th column.
DENTISTRY EJs,A Idoe-2d column.
DIyipsND NOTICES Tenth T0ge-6th column.
DRr GooDs-EtsrcnM Poos--ith column ,
EUROPEAN HoTNLs-E,ghD PG9e-5th and 6tb Columns.
FINANCtAI-7eath Pdge-5th column.
FINE ARTs-Tenfb Iooc-6th column
FURNITrIK- Hcrenh IaQe-lst column -,
HELP WANTED N,iEs-EierenM IdGe-'th column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-ftrh Pc1c-6th ooiumh-
HOrEIs- Eleventh po1e- column ., ,.
HOUSES AND FARMS WANrKD-EQhh Poge-oth coi"hi'
INsrRCCToN-fthM I00e-2d column , ,
LECTURES AND MEETINGS Eiereah Idge-6th column
IEGAI NorIcNs- Eighth Pooe-3d column.
MACHINERY Eighth I1ge-3d column ~ 49,,
NAnEIAcEs AMI ID! Arns--ScrenM P00e-6th column -
NIsCYILAsEous-Fiyhh I0ge-6th column Iife""
Puoe-ith, 9Th. and 9Th columns o,.
NEW Pum &C ,TioNS -Folh IGae-lst aud "a columns.
REAL LsrArg FOR sNs-CirY-Egtm fugs,-3tn coiunh'
BROOKLYN Eghm 'age-Sth column ;h,n stn
To FxcuAxGr- E3ghM Iogc-6th column
sALEs ny AUcrioH-HWhh IGgc-o,n coi'n'n
SPECIAL NOTICES ScpenM Fuqc-6th column. .x
sirGArIoSs WANTED. MALEs-E'cnenh farI4tn a n,a
5th columns. FEmALEs-Eiere"M Io9e-oth anu OH
sr.Ti"NERy -Efcreph Poqe-1st column ,.,,
srEAMBoArs AMI, RAILRoADs-EighM Pa5e-3d ana stn
sfFAMERs OcrAs-Tenh Page-6th column
SrORAcE-FL rsnfh P1ge-lst column "a. 49,,
SEnMEK RErHYArs-hkerenh Fage-ith and oth col
THY TrRs gf~rrnR Poge-6th column
TEAcHgRs-E,ghH Fdqe-2d column , , .
TO LET. CITY rRorERTY-Eg.m dmgeno'11 of cS11,i
BRoOKIYS Eighh Pd0e-6t coinhlh' oo'N'"'
Eighh Pane 6th column. - ~. ,~
To WHOM n My CoNCkkN-Iighm fo9e-o'h co'"ml.
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the same time that his newspaper was convey
ing to the people Of the State the information
that Barnum was dOuble-dyed scOundrel who
had not covered his back pay into the Treasury.
Mr.. Kellogg's utterances upon the subject
well, upon the whole, we do not remember
that he ever uttered. But the tone OF public
sentiment was very wholesome and pure, and
it is not too much to say that in nearly all the
Post-o!ficcs of the State there was profound
conviction that Barnum ought to be defeated
on account of his action with regard to the
back pay. There was very earnest desire,
too, in the same quarters, for the election OF
Mr.. Kellogg, as a sort of rebuke to the Salary
Grabbers; and after he was defeated, there
was such grief over it that the New-Haven
Chamber of Commerce had public dinner
at which Mr.. Kellogg was celebrated in poem
and responded in prose explanation.
A little later TIE TRIBUNE called attention
to the fact that Mr.. Kellogg's back pay had
not been covered in, but Gen. Hawlcy was
busy about the Centennial, and his newspaper
was attending to some important matters OF
ward politics, and most Of the persons who
had been troubled about Barnum's back pay
il Id lost their interest i'm politics, and nothing
came of it, We again remind Mr.. Kellogg
that his back pay stands to his credit, and
that, MS the thing has pretty much "blown
"oyer" he had better do something with it, 1t
would be very improper to inquire of Gen.
Hawley whether nc thinks it worse for Bar
mum to neglect to cover in his back pay until
ne is reminded of it, than for Kellogg to leave
his subject to his order, and not cover it in at
also We will not ask.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
TRIPLE S HI E E Il
TIN NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. Tho failure of two more London houses
ia announced. A firm in Quebec has also failed; the
liabilities will probably exceed $i,Oi2OOO. -
In the case Of Count Arnm the Judgment OF the
Court at Berlin is to De given on the oath of June.
- Bilbao in Spain is likely to be bombarded by
the Carlists.
DoMnsTIO.-The Southern military visitors were
enthusiastically received at Boston. - The Penn
sylvania and Baltimore Railroad war has practically
ended. - The National Board of Trade opposed
Government aid for internal improvements. -
The Pennsylvania Prohibitiouists yesterday nOmi-
mated q State ticket. - The Pennsy lvania miners
continue 10 go 10 work. - The New York Post
Office will be ready for occupation in July. -
Tho Commencement exercises at Madison University
were held yesterday.
CRY AND SuRUEBAN-Mr Beach continued his
argument IN tho 1lton- Beecher trial. analy zng the
defendants letters - The annual regatta OF the
Kew-Ymk Yacht Club was won by the Palmer,
Comet Vision. aud Madoap - The trial of III. b..
Clah,n q Co. for receiving Struggled silks was in
definitely postponed. "A fire occurred at No. 1O2
Thompson ST., through the explosion Of tank OF
lard. - woman was fatally poisoned by an
estranged lover. - Gold 1863. 1863, III. Gold
value Of the logatcnder dollar at the close, $3.50
cents
THx WKAfnes.-The Government report predicts
warmer and clear weather. - The thermometer
in this cts yesterday. TO-. IL, 7O'.
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quisites. Nay, why should not other members
of the royal family stand ready, as The ES-
aminer believes they do to seize tho batons
which must soon drop from the hands OF the
new-made Field Marshals OF 90 and 80 who
now rank between Albert Edward and his gal
liant cousin the COmmander-in-Chieff Ii
princes are not to enjoy such things VIC really
do not see what princes are meant for.
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NORfL OF TIT FAILURES N ENGLAND.
"ToO much credit is as bad as too little
said Tom Paine, and we believe there is a
good deal of truth in the apholiSm. Mr..
BagohOt, in biz interesting work on the Lon
don money market, dwolls at some length on
the advantages which England has over every
other country in the superior development of
her credit system. These advantages are GER
tainly great, but they are not without great
evils which go far 10 compensate for them.
Among these evils we reckon: % the
great encouragement which is given to
adventurous persons to embark in bust
ness for which their capital is insufficient /;
GU the ability 10 borrow enjoyed by unworthy
persons, often continuing for years after they
have become hopciessly insOlvent, and C}) the
severity of commercial reactions. Upon the
last head we have little to say at this time,
but in our opinion the existence of great
class who depend for their incomes upon the
interest given them in various forms for the
use of their capital, and of another great class
who borrow that capital, assume the risk of
its loss, and of its depreciation as reckoned in
money and with 1t transact very important
part of the business Of the country, is necessa-
ry productive Of extreme vicissitudes in
trade. There are obvious reasons why this
should be so. Mr.. Bagehot, in the sixth
chapter of his Lombard Street, very clearly
explains that, there must be fluctuations in
trade of magnitude sufficient to transform
profits into losses, produced solely by natural
causes. Where business is largely transacted
on borrowed capital, these losses, which, from
the nature of things, cannot he avoided, are
apt to cause great many failures. The fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

The Commencement exercises OF several
colleges crowd our columns to-day. At West
Point Academy addresses were delivered to
the graduating class by Secretary of War Bel
knap and President Gilman At Cornell Uni
versity, Prof Adams OF Ann ArbOr addressed
the colleges of history and literature Details
will be found in our correspondence from
Hamilton, y. Y, of the Commencement OF
Madison University and the Hamilton Theo-
logical Seminary; from Providence, of Brown
University, and from Poughkeepsie of the
work of Vassar College during the past ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

A fair breeze and delicious day made yes
terday's regatta Of the New-York Yacht Club
an entire success. This is the more gratifying
because the annual race has 30 frequently been
an occasion of disappointment from feeble
breezes i'll which the yachts drifted tediously.
Yesterday the wind held throughout.
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Bueincss Notices.

OIpys1. Largest, and Best Accident Insurance
rcmnanv in a uc rica-The TRAVELLERS o: Hartford
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1t will be An occasion for some regret that
justice is 10 be slowly administered, after all
the swiftness that was promised, in the silk
smuggling suits. The case of Des Anges is
the only one set down for prompt trial, and
that of Lawrence has been swept off the cal
endar. The circumstances under which long
postpOnement Of the latter case has been
effected will attract attention.
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The probabilities that point toward the re-
lease of William NJ. Tweed from prison to-
day are very fully set forth in our local col
umns The time when such an event would
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call forth expressions of sympathy from any
but his immediate circle OF relatives and
friends has long gone by. With the most
of our citizens the feeling aroused by his
release is exactly the reverse Of sympathy.
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Already the addition to the usual number of
people in Boston il estimated at from 10000
to $4,000. Wall-st. and Broad-st. were less
lively than usual to-day, so many of the
brokers had gone East. There is every indica-
ton that the Bunker Hill Centennial will bring
together from all sections the largest crowd
Boston has ever had to accommodate. The
preparations made for the entertainment of
visitors and for the celebration Itself are. how
ever on so prodigal scale rs 10 show that
Massachusetts is equal Ia the occasion.
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A London letter on our second page gives
comprehensive summary of the testimony be-
fore the committee, ordered in England by
the Board of Trade, to inquire into the
Schiller disaster. One point was clearly estab-
lished. At a time when the officers of the
vessel believed themselves TO be near the
Scilly Islands they neglected to take sound
ings. This was especially reprehensible on
account of the uncertainty into which they had
been thrown by their inability 10 take proper
astronomical observations.
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Gov. Hartranft's action last Winter in signing
the bill repeating local option seems to have
afforded the chief material for dcnunciatOry
speech at the Pennsylvania State Temperance
Convention. The ProhibitiOnists hope to DO
able to give $4,000 votes to their candidate
for Governor, the Hon. r. A. Brown of Law
renee County; the Convention was the strongest
they have ever held in the State.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
where's the T00I-Iziiier?

An extra ordinary mania has arisen
among the inhabitants OF a number OF
villages in Western Prussia. They have
finely made up their minds that their
Emporcr has lost 10000 Prusaians chill
dren at cards with the Sultan, and that
a. large number Of Turks are, in conse-
quence. to ia sent among them to kid
nap their children on their way from
school. The school teachers are sup
posed 10 be rrlvy to thi1 infamous plot,
and are understood to have i've thalers
rromiseI them for every child abducted.
There have been scrne3 Of tumult and
violence in Consequence, aud much diff
Guilty is experienced in allaying the eys
citement. II there has been any densef
isnorcuce than this since tho deluge,
there is, at any-rate, no historical evil
dence Of il.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
NOTES.

BUckwheatsown withpotqtoes drive;
away the potato bug. This is simple
and can easily he tried. The bugs will
not disturb potatoes on land where
huckwheathad been raised the previous
year
Toads are very beneficial to gardens,
They destroy large numbers Of bugs,
which would otherwise prove destruc.
tive to vegetation. Eve y available
means for securing the destruction of
nnxious insects should be made use
Of
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How FAR this little scandal throws its
beams! So shines bad deed in naugh-
ty world. -GrIpjic
The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
Extrayagani TeIegraphIns.
.-7fo Wnsifngt6n ''stej7 7fcFy1ssr rfios

-fHcoAI5fHugtOn l1t0F btgs. iuOne
who ],axe- investigated the subject as.
sert that the expense tothe government
for telegraphic dispatches approxim-
ates near TO the rates paid by the public
on account Of the verbosity INDUCED
in by many government officers In u.s.
ing the telegraph The charge at pre-.
sent is one cent for every word for a
circuit of two hundred and fifty miles,
an additional cent being charged for
every additional circuit. The telegraph
companies, however, in the case of the
government, include the address and
signature in their charge, which they
do not when private individuals use
their lines. :-...
1t frequently happens that the ad-
dress and the signature are quite as
long as despatch itself. For instance,
General John Smith, who, we will SUP
pose, commands an expedition o.the
Black Hills, telegraphs to General
Sherman at st. Louis, his telegram.b .be-
ing addressed, Gen. w, t. sherman,
commanding the armies of the United
States, headquarters st. Louis, Mo,
and signed "Brevet Brigsdier General
John Smith commanding expedition 10
the Black Hills Here we have about
25 words, each one Of which costs the
government cent every time il goes
over $50 mile circuit. 1t is probable
that reform in this particular will be
introduced, especially as it is found in
eypedicnt TO reduce the present rates,
except to limit the maximum price
paid 10 ten circuits, or $500 words.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
BEATTY selA,,y'oo;;. s,,' g.,

BEATTY rs,. T., ,I|.,aI1 ssIAYp; Pan.
csayed the lnQnaliisi cndorsemeuts
nnsicel euthoyitlss Tor Its marvellous
2 ctnAty rlchnesS Of 4 ne, having no 81
Is = ~ world naree stse, Z g. taves'
ssfions tfet Desk. carved Pedal, sole
Ss,e woec 9, nouldinEs Ivory key front
when. beted over one thousand
Hhetal discomf 70 the rads. Agents
$3.50 Z ssssse ss@es 3. e,,ou,.r. Aasr
- - IS ss ~: Resss
The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
lil3'

g iNe t1vSjI San take tkesc a,;..
Ing 10 diroctiona, and remain lono ~
vided their bones are not destroystI
1olson of other means, and, vital orcac
Sesohd fhS point Of repair. ~' ''saa
II thyup9pS1a of nn1 1lgeseiou. Tia,
N he sh0ulders, Coughs, Tightress ~ !,
lJfxziness, Sour Eructations OF tie Sfory
9aste ID tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks M.
fhe Heart Inflammation OF the Lufvs n
region Of the kidneyA and q hundred an.
sympt9mA are the .offsprings OF Dyspep1
than q lengthy advertisement.
Fer Y Fesnulo e CSshplnlurs. IN vou,,
married or single, at the dawn tf womss
The turn'of, life, these. Tonic Bltters diae''
cited aftnnusnee that inproyem mt 4 Y,
ceptible M Aica ~
.Fer Ipha,apsntery end Chr.,,,
usntasfm ptid Gout, Bilious, Remlttent n
nittent Fevers, 'Diseasesof the Blood II,
nkysi and Bladder. these Bitfers have
Such Diseases dre caused by vitiated Blaal
Thcy arc q gentle Purgntive a,
4 Tonles possessi1g the merit OF ectY
pdwerfui agent an relieving Congestion n
nation or the Liver and sylsceral Orslna
0'liGsr E@F Sn5. Sss Ss.ea.ss, Eiur,icp,, 7.r
Rhenn, 5aotches, spots, Pimples, Pusall
EIyAfeias, itch, scnrs, biscoIoration: II
Huhors and Diseases Of the Skin Of wts.e,l
or nature, are literally dug up and carrIsaJ
system in eshort time b. the use Of ihsx
i. Grateful Th6nsnnds proclaim vNf}
fvRs the most wonderful InSigorant thai I
tained the sinking system. J..7a Il
sn1 y, ~. g1cO0NALD & CO.
nruGPs5s and Gs. Gs, San Franc.y;s
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