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, 1875-11-09

Sp<e1at D1snatrh to 1Ae Eh.eaoe Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Nor. 8.-Mr. piuchback,
OF Louisiana, IL preparing to make auothoe effort
to BE- admitted to the Senate On the rsAssembling
Of that body noxt month. He has seat oat .
printed circular ia hts beba.f TO certain Senators
whole favor he hopas to win but dooa not fael
BuIo OF. 1t Ia said by those who have Been 1t to
DO very cutoua document. plachback's CAGE
wa weak enough lss& spring. but ssems 10 bo
hopeless now. Tho Louisiana Legislature,
which was reoreauixed by the list Congress.
will reaseemb!o On the les Of January. aud will
proceed at once to elect Senator, who, It Ia
presuuird will b0 4 CONSERVATIVE, ~ thc oon"
ecrvat.ycs will have from three 10 ton majority
On joint ballot.
TUE HON. II. Il. MAIN,
the u,ost prominent Conservative lawyer tn tho
state, IL SAID 10 hare good chance OF obtain
tux this place, and ~ tho legality OF
Tho Legislature has been recognized hiB claim To
tic scat would certainly DO far atropgeE than
pipshpacks. Tie plaes Is especially desirable
o.. account Of the back-psy and omolumenta
duo sincu 1873 when tho aoAs from Louisiana
became vacant, amounting a!toRathar to more
than s20, ,0UU. 1t is said that the Republicans
hs7o given up al hope Of securing thta 6anA-
to,snip, but that Packard iutends, II possible,
to make himself the next Governor, In asdsk
to succeed 6uuBtOs Weat.
, 1875-11-09


Henry c. Narahall, HauEef, was boforo Com
nisaiouer uoyno yesterday Incru.ug. charged
with retailing liquor without having paid tho
Government tax or license for that occupation.
It appeared TINT Marshal! had been employed at
different timex by D. II. Ford. Oliver d. Co.,
Hartman Brothers, and the Illinois Dlstilliug
Company. While serving as GaugoE for these
FIRMS he sold at dilIcrcnt timed small amounta
of alcohol 10 Judeon s. Jacobus, druggist, cor
ner Of Michigan avenue aud ThirtJ-hrat street,
and for that oIenae WAS arrested. lila explana-
ton was that tho firms for whom he had worked
had given him tue hrislss; but tho Com
missioner nevertheless hold him to bailin a. 900.
The case way not considered very large or im-
po1tant one bS tlo officers aud 1t did not Appear
that more than % OF 50 gallons bad been sold By
Marshalt. After the examination had been con-
cluded before the Commisstoner it came to light
that An indictment had been found against tlar-
shall By tho Gran1 jury, aud hc was accordingly
cited before tho District Court to giso bail to ap-
pear Tor triAl.
in tho United Sta,as District Court WIS., IN ses-
siou yesterday for = time. but returned no IN.
dictmouts. Early In The afternoon It took
recess until today. No dato has Jet been fxed
for adjournment. aud it is quite poss,be that tho
session may coutinue sevetAl days longer,
It Inn usually been tho custom to
lot tho criminal tako precedence OF the
evil casoa Ia tho Ustrct Court, but this
yoar tho order hss been reversed, .nd tho
cAses are disposed Of. No accufa'o estimate cAn
b. made "a 10 tho date OF ss!al Of any Of tho
whisky cases.
GIVING DAIL.
Yesterday tho roceutly Indicted dealers con.
t1nuel 10 coma into court And present bail. An
ion Jupsor. Of Koe'!e. 5uukes i Co. found fonz
indictments aganst him. and gAso Charles II.
SchwA ~ surety for as, 900.
", y. Golsep gave Thomas Lynch and l.. u.
Hancock II suEe.ieS for 4l0, GOO. under tro Ia.
dictmtnts.
Jauaea Coouer. Of tho firm OF B. II. Fond, o.
iser &..Co.. proposed !. N; Lilly II surety for
e.. QUO, and he mas AccelA lApd.
]. ii. Wagner was accepted a. surely for e.
600 for George A. Fullong.
Josnph u. Williamson found two indictments
agaInst him for *500o each. Jacob Harris vas
| accepted a. elrety on QUE and B, dsnsel aud J.
| Il. Goe,ae,ch on tile other.
David CochERne cAmo ia and offered bail, bnt
| tho Coult did not choose 10 leas him TIL tbls
morning.
J. Rudolph, QaugeE. proposed Albert pick
| ~ sutssy for $1,000. and lc waa accepted.
, 1875-11-09
A RESUME.


!SDteiat Di,ratch 70 1hs Ch,eayo 1siauns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nor. S.-Ihs last Of tho
indicted distille1s at 1T. uis-Jouette--pleAd-
cd gully to-day, and the tImo seems to hsse
coma to summarize tho results Of tic opening
Of tho campaign In tue greatoat aud most slsc-
cessfui contest NTH fraud which has ever boen
waged by any Department of the Govosamons.
There hayo been in St. Louis, in.all, thirty-oue
pleas Of guilty, and in every caso o1cepl whore
the guilty ores hare given evidence to tho Gov
eEnmcns the luI! 1ueaaure OF punishment will
bs enfo1ced. Tha property Hat<sd iu tust
city is worth e73o,G00, aud will bring
$500, 900 to tho Government, Which Hll realize
tho sA:ne amount from the forfeited tond* "
the 1lst1!lers. In Adai.Ion tboso are
noNps OF THE TWENTY 0AtoEns,
amounting 10 61U0,0 ,001. whlch tue Government
will compel tho payment Of. makipy tho total
net proceeds Of the judicial proceedings !p Ut.
Louis el.25o.Uc0, which will probab!y be de-
poslted in The Treasury within LOO days
f.om thla date. It IL estimated that there
hAa probably tccn sto!eu 1t st. Louls IN the last
three years $9.000.0U0, 10 that oearly ope-haa
OF Tho amount et tho fraud 1t that point will b.
recovered. II The Oovarntnent meets With ~
good SUCCESS It chicago snd Milwaukee, At !oast
9s,aoo, 0o0 uill bs brought into Tho Treasury.
, 1875-11-09

AN kcAiCa9E0Us REPORT.

DIS Mo1sEs, H.. Hoy. s.--Iho Stats ReHster
prIots in full tomorrow morning tho extended
report of thu Committee appointed by tho Gov.
erno. to investigate the infringement OF the State
Reform School at rldora. 1t reports tho man-
asen,ent al having been rcpsehenslblo to the
hgue4t degree, tho buys bcine insuticisntIy tea
often whipped autt beEtsn, and frequently con-
dued tu da,k dungeons. The report recon-
ue,,ia II eut1re change IN a!l tle officials ani in
tlo mode Of government. Tho investigation u
commenced IN April last, aud some sayeuty days
xess occupied III taking testimony. The repnrt
il signed by asi tbs members Ut ths Investigation
Committee, uanoiy ". Il. Leaz, Deborah Cat
Iott xud 4. Z. Dodge,
, 1875-11-09
THE 5uB-TREASURfES,

CIitCA'3O.


!speefal Dispoteh to The Catta-o T7tour..
NAslI>dToS, D. C., Nov. e.-Tho Treasury
has received the routns from tho principal Sub
TreAsurcA. William c. Nichols, Rnb-Troasuscr
at Chicago. las made AiH annual rott,rne OF tho
ataunbt OF business done III his oiice for tho last
laGal year. There were received from custom
1Juyces, 1l,b1i, ,719; from iutsrual rovepue,
s1.i5J,253; from tho Post-Otice, II, 236, ,tGl.
The tolal amount ct husints. for tns fiscal yeat
WAS E3l,ljj.G'3. The amount OF business done
lsst yeaS waa f.2l.1s7,3s.. TIL shows an in
cteasc during the last fiscal yAar Of slO.3O7713.
Tho amount II secalots at Cincluuasl was 327,-
1u0, 00o. Ihcte h,rcaE.' to s'o
A ADlfiEHESr eisriM OF nooEXEEriyo
at the ChicaEn Subj ircanurr t7oM tbs. which
rx.st. at tho osncr lsad.ug bub-.Itea+uries. ,ir.
Nichols hss complained u lack of clerical forco
to tate III his annual rcsurn aud REPORTS to tho
Department tllat l9B has b2en obilged to do it
With ons clerk. cn! tia: CIR account " 1t all had
to bo without ho,ttiny. Several Wceke seemed
to a'ayo locn reiui:cI to mako out tho state
ment. and last y"Hr u VAS no delayed that
II did no. nppfsr In tho annual report.
Tho 1tfasusy officials attribute thla
to dldetcnr: Ill the syasem OF bookkeeping, ID
tbs Suh-t rraaurcr 1t New York, who baudics
near:v :ootdoo, ,o;u year. uakcs out & similar
statement III lcrh tnan t"o loira. Tho Treas-
ury o11ica!s think that tIc hooks should b 60
p11ced al 10 SHOW she ip.ts siElost Ut d glance.
| Tho Department taa toceiyod Toturns Of tho
| bua.reaa transacted At
THE uosToS sUD-TREABrRr
during lhe List fiscal year. Tho items from
| which ss,c principal Revenue 10 d.
| rived aTo: from customs. $l5.710 348
| from internhl xeyenue. e6Q7, sos;
| from tho rost-Otllce, $GC0,8D9. The total
a,non: at business transacted mas $97, ,865, $50,
which, wltll rho balance Oh hand 10 the Sub
| Treasury at The eui OF tho last fiscal year, ia
| $lUs. I'll Sig. 1hose 1esusns. when ooutrasted
With thoso Of last year, show an aggregate In
| crease Of business but diminutiou OF re-
! ce,p,s from cartaiu sources. Last year the ro-
ceipts from customs sources worn something moro
than s1S,M0.b00; this year they ars 1i5, bit, Co.,
near $4,000, ,oea less. in tho other hand. tho
reeetptr for last scaE, inclu1.og the balance on
hand was III. 100 G00. while tho receipts for tbla
! yssr, ,ncl,ldIng tho balance on hand, il noEs
! thon $io5, ,ta}J, ,Ufb.
| HEw YORK.
The aggregate amount vi businesa dous 1t tho
SeN lo.k Sub-Iresaury during ths last lsca1
yesr wnA <70s.0uo, 900. Tho amount Of receipts
IRON customs q. the Port Of Now York WAS
ELL 0V0, 0oU Tho balance 1t tho end Of tho last
fiscal year MAS e110.000, ,000.
, 1875-11-09
+

At WHITE HALL N. Y.
WHITEHALL \. L.. Nov. S.-Tho fro which
broke out h,re lat nigh. vas 80. under control
A. O'clock th'B n'oIn.n;. 1t bulned tho Tulo
House, tho '-a@o lionse, Il. Dsy.on'A brick bloca,
a;d o:her places. Ine lo.ses will probably e1-
coed *50, ,Ulu, and tho 'usu7aa!cr -, ,Uyu.
Chicf EnXneer Gak.r ani 4c7e1ol Ilremen
wefo badly Injured BY falling wall, The Mout-
renl Telegraph Cotnpanys wlscs wtre tcat, oYod,
bu. tho Western Uniou l!nea we1a un!tl;urod
, 1875-11-09

THE OHIO coAL.MlNERs' STRIKES.
CoLrNnC5, O.. :ioF. B.-The coal striko il the
Hooking Valley continues. Tie operator who
last week acceeded to the demands OF the miners
has Withdrawn his agreement. because other
operators refused tho advance to GO cents per
ton. Tho mlners 1t tho Tunuol Mines in Harry
County. who hare been paid g cents, are GU .
si1ixe for 63 cents. fiye coA!-t1ains Oh The
Hooking Wiley Road have boon vithdkawn.
, 1875-11-09
rElEGaAPHlc B6EYI1lES.

Gov. Nartrauft, OF IeunaYlvsniA. has Ap-
pointed Nor. u ~ day OF TbAnksgtyiug.
The Burlington i Missouri Atser RAlltoAd
commenced running t1a.ns acso4s the bsidGe at
AtcbHou yesterday.
Tho Ytock OF lumber on hand in Dubuque. L..
1t ths cIoao OF ths runplng asason, u $4,000. .U00
Tact. The Amount iant JeA1 xaa II, ,oo0, 600 feet.
, 1875-11-09

ATcu1toS, kan.+ Nor. B.-Fu11 returns Of thu
election in thls Stale show rhas the Republicans
carry all Of tho snventy.two orfsuizad countiea
c1cars three. Last Year tie Oppus'iiou carried
ul1teen counties IN the State.
, 1875-11-09

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
-->-..-- -.--..
GILL'S LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS
BX EMINENT AUTHORS.
Recently PAabllA1Ieh:
THE WAGES OE SIN. A Rnnlncs of Fash-
iuuabls 6oclsty Life, by Edmund Yates. rspoE. %
cxntn,
A HERO or THE PEN. The uost brilliant
nosel Of Tho sesson. ~ L. Werasr :nthor Of
"0ood Luekn PsEe!t y cents; Cloth, G.ao
By MEs. Nenry Wood. author Of Eaas Lynue."
THE SILENT WITNESS. a genuine "asn-
tasnual" nose!. uy Edmund Yates. papss, IS
Fiji a W0iiAN,S SAKE. A powerful TO-
naucu. ly "1Ae TilEis Collins Ut Germany" Pa
pes, Is ceuta; Cloth, st.ao,
ALaa TUE NEW AuMoRous aKnIEA--
THE TREASURE ElROVE SERIES. BY
tha CHEAT Au1uo2s compFislaR thelE choicest
rkly; Vol. ILL.,. story. 4 powerful rival OF
thu LtttIu Classics And tho Brc-s Hrsc 8eslss, ~
Haua,s !atao, sei ad8ss, Coth, pss SOL, 81, gsu4
fof ,peciA catalogue ct this "tatlng sesos.
For 4a.o At tho BoDkstores. Mailed, post paid, On
receipt Of price. <yHi. +. Gill d CO., 1slsb-
llalscra. Noe 500 tAnhaMRtoM-st., Iyos-
t0Ms h1uas.
, 1875-11-09

A LEAK or "a. 900
year viii he stopped. Tia Treasury of1tta's
fee tho utuaost confidence In Their ability to 40.
coloplish the same fesulta III Chicago aud Mil
~ankeo tilA: have been 70 sriumphao:7y reeured
In 81; Louis. sure tcst OF thia Al1ccesa IL tae
condition Of the whisky market winch
has been entirely free trom crooked whisky nos
fos seversl months Il il al interesting fat
that, before Tho raid oo the 6.1iitlert bcsau.
there Was actually for titno quotations OF H.
1ictl whisky in tho market reports. tlIo pr:co ee
Ing giYan day by day At abaat 2 cents = ga1lt4
lower THAI honast ahi<ky. Tho TroasnrY oil
clald who have directed the campaign hasc 8Ess
tesson to be, and are Of course, h;qhly eAtisHa
With what they haze thus far accomplished.
, 1875-11-09

lhuradAv; Blmson Ray. Eauger+ thseo fndfct-
mrntE. lT,tlaY. Tho trial Of ten. John aicDoa.
an, "z-5uretfltor, II Ii:ed for next Monihy, and
u u ctpected t.at It ri lie oue Of tho most III,
1efetk,nK casrs yet tslci
ArrnY'a CASE
Games on Tor trial Oct. H.
IL flae to: ynt hcoa Rhcnnnfnsd WIN: Ia going
70 be The iol'cy Of tho Government towards
tiete Tha hsse t:eaaei guilty. There l. :"
bt"rl entered into by The defendants aud tilose
tapfrfentInE the llptc.lt'on. It is certain tlat
nn Hoiehaahsa hA's nos pu. tL"u1 1ie!yes also.
solutely ~ Tn, 'aercy ct Tie Court, aud sha: at
lat they haze tho tromi4o Of al lhs icnIencr
that can IN ".:cndoi them under tho 1s".
| Judge lrost ht'll EATS i.o will mt
| -cnt"nca. any of shs.n rn..I Ac hear,
tho evl1"aco both for AMI against. he not
to':'. wslnr t. gro indgmnn: nu tlcr1 on their
/ unsupported cnilleB gon. So:Eo important svi-
! teneo !, expected lion, Dcputy-tI,ls"tof Kocsrs
/ and Ih'cf-c!esh Holt Of t1n lntetnM Hoveono
| i'1reaI. IT. Nah'Iinstnu. Who arc no" Oh route
lstni tint city to II. LOUIS to testify in Tho "h.s-
k:-tract cares. II is nos known when st,o cascs
asaset MckeFr aad Magn.rs will be called. 1;ot',
| Of there part'es FAY they aro Toady fur trial
! whenever tte D4ssr!cs-A.tornsy md Court
| chooscs to procced: Should tho cnses c,re IN
u lhci" regular order. lls ssials will tao plaza
! III about troo uecka,.
i Suw tsp1C7MEyr.
II il understood that that the WGssky ring IN
d'ctmen. which WIS found by the Graud dur!
pfoa,inent liquor tstm Of Fosltaa, kuatce
| Il To. 1}cnjaH'u T. Butler has been retained ia
t'efo,,d Chief Clelk Avery. lie teiegrapl,cd In
Judge 1tee;dois. counsel hcio. todar. to know il
a rof .l'ononcus OF ASery's caao could not bo OBJ.
| tplncd.
Mexico snI Ma3uiro have employed tho lion
| Dhuitl W. Voorhees, t. conduct the defeuse oi
| their caaes. Their intimate friend, Mr. J. u
Mccullough. left tonight for Indlanapolia, It
| confer will iiE. Voorhees,. and q pIap OF defease
will bo agreed upon during tho conference.
, 1875-11-09

Spet1at U4patea 10 HE tn1t1so 11talas.
CAMDEN, O., Nov. 8.-Dstaest's = largo flonr1ne-
mill In this place Was entirely destroyed by nrs
this morning. Lons about $40. COO ; insured fur
e25, ,tu0. Tue supposed cause IL deteclire dlo.
, 1875-11-09

1osroh. Nov. a.-Tte complete vote Of tho
9tato gives Nice 53<52J: Castor. 1876; Baker,
8,oGj adams, l,774; Philips, 30l.
, 1875-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 6.-1Ae full official vote
OF tIs State gives uA,trau1t. for Governor, =
majority Of 14,5l0+
, 1875-11-09
SNuBBEQ.

6eeefat Dspateh 10 {7hs Chicago 7+founs.
WARRINGTON, y. c., Nov. 6.-Myer i Co.. o
Norfolk. Va, whose dietllery hiss boen enbAr-
goel, proposed to tho SecretarY Of tho Treasury
to-day t. co.npv ou1:<e. Gen. Grssow'h reply wRa
tho uniform. in Ill auch cases. that tho only
loss.Lie eo:ul.om.o was through tie courts.
, 1875-11-09

~ GAHRE I IlI r. IHp.
5pet:di U!spdtch T. Thf Ctlta1p fT!ttint,
GAnEETr CITY, Inl, Nov. a.-Tha blacksmith
shop of the railroad company VAS dlIcovsrcd to
bo on iiEs At about y this evening. The building
and contents were entIselv consumed. Loss,
s5U0. Tho CAUSE is no. Luunn.
, 1875-11-09

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 0-l q, m.-For the
Upper Lsho region, high barometer. variable
winds, colder. partly cloudy weather. and pos.
ably occasional rain or SHOW.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
ttHtr4on Enr a.
, 1875-11-09

Ono Of Pinkertou's men discovered 4 fire ycs.
sorday morning at about g:l5 o'clock in the 70.
1oun Of George Doorues in tho ba.ena cnt Of tlst
corner Of Michigan ayc.,ue u.ld Lakn etrea.. II
WA eaAiy e1tinEui.te'i With EabcpcA bo1-
rQHed from a ucgALuring storo.
, 1875-11-09

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. H.-iia.hsck's saw mill,
near Peucoaulns. was destroyed BY ire yosser-
day. LOIS, Si5,0co. Insured $500.
, 1875-11-09
DYEiN9 AID CLEANING.
-.-9~~~~~
DYETNG.

Lad.ss' aud GrnlAuen's Garments dysd aud elaansd
IL supeslur suannsr.
ls0 south cLxt. laS llnols, and 2sa ". Aadsonsss.
, 1875-11-09

81. Lor1., ~. Avg; =. is7s-Tht Hon. ;. v;
It..seiAy, aud hpu lhas tharo has ban coap!aesabs
ehanGo Ia tho situation s.pcs was IN Washington.
Fitzroy haa esteutby Eesn thrown out 0! tbs eotpb
nssIon, but hi. sueess,or. Theoaosa H+mAns In point
u f.et, Is simply hts pupil.
Gonssnaon c1up!.lns to y. t the Department had
kuows. lie his been open ia bis sxprsssloIs TO r.
Dauues. aud u s1ccedngly tnxiout to break thu
ring, although such action may uncover sbs operations
Of Mcdonald, Me4rns Co.
Mr. IS !n tss.ta IL respect to his p1opsstJ, md
prossetsd viii, .ln sssatsd. sspo.s 4os ouly the
old hut new combinations - we'll. lie u risa VI
good character, and hts testimony Will ~ far toward
tAe conviction VI tho old aud new ring.
This tisterte4 that running sss working II this
tns hr,r full capacItr. and with the knowledsa Ut
MeH.ue L CO.
They .ro open and deaaat. and ssy lbat they hare
their support In tho Administration 1t Warrington,
anti viii pot es injured.
FIe1as ad..so mo II tbe Government proposes 10
move n tho premises. II tho QoscInmenE wilt sct,
will guarantee that The guilt ot tho,e uamed cab bs
established by conlgstsnt tt4s!uonY, and many
brought to 1eAlzng asnsu Of tho law who Lave not
btsa armed.
ii de.zeJ hays reaaon 70 beltsre that s-o Of tho
lsAdlug Journals Of Ibis civ VIII open ths ball upon
my .uSgeslton, aud bring these 1otsrnunut officers
10 thsI fsst. IhIa !u sTsn tn Adatpssssttoa does
, 1875-11-09

Tins, 1'ar. 7ArI IlH,I n'"d. It4'"; byhtr,
S:sSA. N. 31.lS Il s&H. F., Rentie, .t...., Fk!F.
l1:lB !, m, 3D.l1 ~ 10 L., frt4h, ,f,..., Fair.
2to p m.':0ls q G'E.. fresh., ,..!..... FAR.
a:s3 r. Ill.,! !soa 4s u y. E.. fsesh.. >. :. fsiE.
900 p. n. t3013 u 77S. f., frtsh... ...., Far.
1913 p. N. ju.la 10 "a 8. E., gepte. ..... lats
Ma1lMuul Thermometer, ~ minimum, Il.
1ESLAAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO. Nov H-1Q:l8 p. En4
Statltn. lhat ..ILrI NlnI. iAani Mfathtt.
, 1875-11-09
WANTED.
Take Notice I!

Wanted, a set Of books to
post by q reliable bookkeeper.
Terms reasonable. Address .
Be, Tribune office.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14
,Buitdin0 Permits.

The following permits were issued
since our last report:
j. Alb, two-story brick at 1S5 Laurel
street.
j. w. Moss, remodel 299 East Sixth
street; estimated cost, $500.
j. Stricken, brick wall at corner Ninth
and Elm streets.
Coultry d Maloney, brick and frame
pottery, on Dayton, opposite Whiteman
street; estimated cost, $500.
l.. Mare, repair 65 Clinton street; es
timated cost, SO.
VIM. Kopp, deposit material at No. 0(
Belts street.
George Mulhert, alter church on Wal.
nut street, near Ninth; estimated cost
$4,000.
"A. & W. Fisher, three-story brick, al
No. IA Liberty street; estimated cos
$500.
Ordelmundt & Shubert, deposit mate
rial on Logan, near Green street.
A. Ii. Greuve, two and a half story
brick. on Dundridge street; estimated
cost $4,000.
Sophia Greuve, Two and half stor,
brick, on Dundridge street; estimated
cost $4,000.
Jac. Benninger, kitchen, at No. l.
Browne street; estimated cost $1,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14
The WeekLu Star.

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, now
ready, contains leading editorials on
Sir Thomas More and Present Reform
ers, England and Ruin, Let the People
Take Notice, Mr.. Lick's Inconsiderate
Virtue, The New Interest Law in North
Carolina, Poisoned by Hemlock, Eccle-
siasticism, &c. The latest news by tele-
graph, the current news of the past week,
"Gieanings for Grangers," progress of
the Tilton- echer trial, interesting local
news, Poetry, several columns Of gen.
eral news items, Odds and Ends, HUI
morous Gossip, sc. Several short in
teresting stories, spicy editorial para
graphs, Personals, Spring Fashions, q
large amount of interesting Literary,
Agricultural and Scientific reading, to.
gether with a full and complete Home
and Foreign Market and Financial Re.
port, &c, &c.
Price 4 cents in wrappers, ready ssr
mailing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14

THos. j. LANDEN, of Maryland, has
filed his petition in the United States
Court against Daniel DeCamp, Tnos
l.. DeCamp and Michael Levy, claiming
900 damages for the violation of .
patent on mail-bags. The patent was
obtained May 9th, 1859, and renewed
May 10th, 1878. Petitioner claims thai
defendants, who live in this city, have
made and sold fifty thousand Of the bags
realizing 500, 900 profit,
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r EGAL.-State Of Ohio, Hamilton County
l Charles II. Foote VS.. Sophia Foote. No.
45,196-To Sophia Foote: You are hereby noti-
fed that the said plaintiff will take the dep
osition of witnesses in this action. at the
Jasper county, Missouri, on the lstday of May,
A. b., 1875, between the hours Of 10 A. M. and
6 P. NJ, with authority to adjourn from day TO
day till all such depositions have been taken.
CHAS II. FOOTE.
| ID. MORSE, Attorney.
ARRU ~ lszk. apl4-atWs
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Coffin's Celebrated California Liniment

VNHE most astonishing discovery of the age,
l. will cure any case OF weak or lame back
OF any case Of neuralgia, rheumatism, and
of these complaints fail in l will refund the
money, for / am established five years here
and have recommended this Liniment in hun
dreds of cases, not failed in one. On receipt Of
price, Soc, will send box to any address
Each box contains full directions. ERASTUs
COFFIN, Lock box 139.Springfeld. Ohio.
Tfe23-3ml
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Philadelphia has 10000 Jews in hel
midst, but only one in her prisons, and
that for trivial Offense.
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Russia having exhausted her forests,
is looking to the coal beds OF Western
China for fuel.
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Go TO KEITH's, n West Fifth street,
and get fresh shad for Is to 80 cents
apiece, arriving daily.
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No perplexing restrictions on trav-
Ell, residence or occupation This
Company grants more liberal pol
icy ia these par iculars than any
other old Company.
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TNOUND-LOW PRICES-At the Globe Shoe
| Store, 1S9 Vine street, one door south Of
Vine street, opposite the Fountain, ladies',
mls-es' and children's, gents, boys and youths
custom made boots and shoes at astonishing
low prices. apl4-6t
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A O.U. W.-Al meAbers OF Damon Lodge,
IA. No. 42, A. o. U. W., are requested to
on THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at 1850
O'Clock, for approval of bylaws. This order
pays $1,000 to the heirs Of deceased member.
Any one wishing to join can obtain fnll partic-
uars from DR.. j. CILLEY. 259 w. Eighth
street, or OF ROB1. E. GkOFF, Recorder, ls3
Vine street, IL
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LATER.

At the corner OF Sycamore and Sev-
enth the rope was unIastened from the
wagon, and the hull attacked the horses.
The matter now became serious, and the
efforts of the crowd were turned to the
defense Of the team and destruction of
the bull.
One horse was badly gored in the side
| and in the head by the bull, but was fin.
| ally got out of the way, and the rope,
fastened to lamp-post. Another rope
was got round his body and legs and he
was thrown down and finally killed with
an AK, and hauled off in a wagon. Sew
eral men were injured by running over
each other in the crowd.
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T. EGAL NOTlCE-Notice to whom it may
i concern.-Thrce trunks and contents be-
longing to Mrs. Leach. will be sold to pay
charges, on the 21st day Of April, A. D., 1876.
Stored with J. Collins, No 40 West Fifth st.,
Cincinnati. IT. JESSE COLLINS.
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VETANTED-YOU-To call at the Globe Shoe
w store, lSy Vine street, one door south Of
Fifth street, opposite the fountain, and buy
custom made boots and shoes at very low prices.
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NTOTICE.-At a meeting of the Keystone
IN Base bail Club last Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected: L. Dinstale,
Pres dent; Ii. Tope, Secretary; j. .Aubke,
Treasurer, 7. Dinsdale, Captain. They are
now ready to receive challenges. Address.
+. Mollenkamp, corner Mulberry and Main
streets. ~