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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
Mortuary Record.

Anna Heitenbertel, Q months, city.
Margaret Kramer. 65 years, city.
nj. Lnermaii, 2 years, Germany.
Julia Miller, "a years, city. .,,r. :.
Thom.s White. SO years, city.
Ape Coleman, rs years, ireland.
Caroline Bing, 76 years, Virginia.
Abraham Loeb. 15 months. Germany.
Louisa Muller, years, city.
NAV Fisher, 10 years, Germany. <rSpp-
John H. Pfohner, months, city.
eliza LII. Lehkes, II days, city. s
Chas. A. Corcoran, o months, city.
James Magnet. IS years, Ireland.
G. Lool, As years, ireland. a
Samuel Dandson, RI years, West Va. n
Infant Campbsll, days. city. s
Martha Duncan, 20 years, city. G.s
Peter Keppel, 40 years, Germany.
Eva III. schroeder, 4months, city.
Julia Gisell, 81 years. Germany.
Anna Nj. Schroeder, y months, city.
Frank. Glaeser, A weeks, city.
John u. Henkamp, year, city.
Elizabeth Scherly, m0liths, cityo
Caroline X. Schaffer, 32'years, America,
Charles W. II ss, b6 years. Canada.
Infant Juarmby. still-born, city.
Louisa Arnold, years, city.
George III. Holt, 5sycars. Pa.
Geo. store, IS years, N. \.
Mary E. Keynolds, lbmonths, city.
Lee AIcknlght. ~ months. city.
inlaut kUusnemer. ill-borh, city.
Nj, U smith, 81 years, Ohio.
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"Fivs Hundred Dollars"
[From the st. Louis Republican


There are only four lines, but they
are worth reading:
''Letters OF administration were
granted to Jas. l.. Blair ON the estate OF
Francis 2. Blair, jr., deceased, valued
at $780,"
10 live fifty-f0ur years and die worth
i've huSdred dollars is not making the
most o. one's opportunities, as times
go. Francis L. Blair was evidently not
the man for the times, as times go; that
is, Ii man ia to be measured by the
money which he makes out of the times,
He ought to have been a rich mana
very wealthy man--and would have
been IL he had followed suit with many
other public men. He had the .oppor-
tunities, thousands OF them, but he seems
TO have missed them all Or passed them
by-fer be lived to be tiIty-four years old
and died worth $500.
He was the brains, blood, bone, mus
Gle, lite Of great political party in this
State for years, and when IL was the su-
preme power in this city and county. 1t
does not appear, however. that he ever
made any money by it, He was three
times a member OF Congress, and at the
beginning OF the war was In such a poe..
tion as Chairman OF the Militar-- Com.
mittee OF the House as 20 have com.
! manscvu rne PICK of contracts and his
own selection OF war slush. He was
sipgularly remiss, hnyygver, in making
hay. Wien the sra shone. Then he was
made u Gcneral, but there was not much
, money in being General such as he
was, for he was always pounding away
at the front, getting "more kicks than
halfpence." He did not make any money
by being a General.
Some Generals did, but somehow he
had not the knack Of 1t. Then he went
TO the United States Senate. Here was
another golden opportunity. Some men
iave been known 70 make handsome for.
tunes by going to the Senate; 70 80 "
poor, in fact, and come out wealthy. II
was not Blair's way. While other pub
Tic men were building fortunes In theii
way, and according TO the way OF the
Times, he never appeared TO care FOL
money. And SO he died. After LIVING
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The Girl and a Touring Pilgrim

One of our Mississippi exchanges tells
the following, and being assured that
the story as related is true, with hum
dreds OF other curious people we would
like to know the name OF the "touring
Pilgrim"
II was a clear, bright day, when the
young drummer-Who was making his
first tour through the South-was seen
smiling complacently on fair damsel
| sitting at his LETT and diagonally op-
posite him, on $3.50 south bound train
from Memphis,bo the M. & Il. Railroad.
She was fair and beautiful to behold,
as he thought, when he approached her
thus:
my good lady, it seems as it you are
| travelling alone."
~ am" was the reply.
"Well," said the drummer, "n0thing
gives me more true pleasure than TO
| play the gallant to the lair sex who, ike
| yourself, are companionless; and If do
| not presume too much, will be happy to
| be your escort as lar as we travel TO-
getnerI'
slow far are you going~ she asked.
"To Grenada" was the reply.
81 shall go that far myself"
"W ell, then, surely, We Will have
quite nice ride together."
"But pray, Sir, II am not too imper-
tinent, may ask what sort OF business
you are imp
''Oh, not at all, not at all, my fair
lady; with pleasure, can say that am
a touring pilgrim ior commercial house
in Louisville, Kentucky"
| Tney sped on at The rate of twenty
miles an hour, busily engaged in con-
yersation, until they arrived at Station
| 10. BY this time he had changed his
seat 10 one directly behind hers. When
the train stopped their eyes fell upon a
poor looking donkey, when he, thinking
TO make the young lady blush, was heard
to say:
"Fair ladyl l having been raised in a
city, and totally unacquinted with the
different animals that Inhabit the coun.
Wy, will you please tell me what sort
or kind Of an animal that is over The way
therew at the same time pointing his
finger at the donkey.
| Sue replied by makinga mischieyous
wink at her father, who had not Ions
since taken seat near enough TO heal
the conversation.
II, too, have been raised in city, aud
am, like you, unacquaihted with the
animals that inhaDit the country; but 1
would be left to judge, would EN-
phatically say, from MS silly look ant
long ears, that be must be touring
pilgrim for commercial house in Louis
| vile, Kentucky Don't you think SO,
papa?
81 do, do, my daughter"
The drummer wilLed, and has no
been heard from since. .
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challenge to spar with his "Bleody
Hinglishman."
Avery large and select crowd attended
the bali given by tue l. N. B. A. Band on
Thursday evening.
Judge Ballard. OF Louisville. on Fri
day refused to grant an injunction
against Mayor Frazer and the County
Judge. The election OF directors LOOK
place Saturday as advertised.
Mr.. Ganard Wilgus completed the or
namental work on the st. Nicholas Sat-
urday, and on Saturday evening the
beautiful building was illuminated from
pillar to dome. 1t presented an appear
ance almost equal to the scene at the
illumination OF the GRAND Hotel in Gin
cinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. May a-l:so r.

CINCINNATI. May a-l:S0 T. M
Gold is worth 1929 In Wall street to-day;
and here we quote it ll2K buying and 11zs4
selling. Gold checks l12X.
Eastern Exchange. Is quoted par to lilo
premium, with fair demand.
We quote sterling exchange 490X sight draft
and 4.S7 sixty days.
There is an active demand for money o-day,
aud the market is firm.
Cincinnati gold skies are in good demand
to-day, with large sales at 103. Cincinnati
T. SOS are worth 106 and interest.
Government securities are rated as follows
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
mAnKfrs nY rELEaRArH.

wiLnrxoroS May s.-spirits turpentine
quiet ut 2sc.
MILWAUKEE. May s.-whoat weak: May.
81 0BK; dnc, 81 vlM.
LIVERPOOL. May ~-Cotton dull and de-
clined; sales at . 5.lu for uplands and for Or
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08

HOGS-Receipts light lew light sold at
sc 4Oa7 per Genital. No other grades offering.
CATTLE-Market firm ana moderately ac-
medium 50 y5a4 80, and good to choice VI 75a5 so
per Genital.
SHEEp-The market Is quiet. Inferior
grades are offered as s3 75a4 ~, and good TO
choice at ssa5 IS per cental..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08

fifty -four years, and toiiing, toiling, toll
ing~as few men have ever done, he died
leaving $500.
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Sorrow by the wayaide.

From the waco lIeX) EXaminer.l
A family from Southern Kansas, CON-
sisting OF q husband, wife aud three
children, passed through this city in a
covered wagon yesterday afternoon,
and the following sad cheaper in their
history was related by the man: He
stated that they left Kansas on the 1st
OF March, with the intention OF joining q
number of families formerly from Kan
sas, who are now living in Brown Coun-
| ty. They travelled rapidly, and met
with no mishaps until last Sunday morn
| ing, when their little babe, aged eighteen
| months, was suddenly taken i'll and died.
The grief of the poor mother ON
the death of her child knew no
bounds, in fact, she became tem-
| porarily insane, and when her hus-
band wished to bury the body of the in.
fant she clutched it wildly in her arms
and fled from him and hid herself in the
| woods, where she remained allnight alone
| with the corpse. IL was not until nearly
noon on the following day thai he finally
found her. She was SO completely eX-
| hausted that he had but little diff
eultyin taking her back to the wagon.
| Sne was induced to take some nourlsh-
lment, and soon afterwards fell asleep.
| While she lay sleeping the little corpse
was placed in q roughly constructed box,
and the father and children buried it un-
der live-oak tree by the roadside. The
mother slept several hours and awoke
with her mind restored. She assisted
her husband in building fence around
the lone little grave, and then. with
many backward glances, the afflicted
family pursued their weary journey.
| "You can not keep me down." shouted
| O somewhat windy orator at public
me citing in New Bedford; sthough 1 may
be pressed below the waves, l rise again;
you will find that come to the surface,
gentlemen" 'sYes," said an old greas-
er in the audience, "you come TO the sur.
4 Io..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
Oincinnati Live stock.

CINUINNATf. MAY b---z T. M ?
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past 48 hours;
Raeainta. Shinmcnts
, 1876-03-18

Tho facts, it is gratifying to know, arc
about to be developed as to whether Senator
SPENCER, Of Alabama, secured his seat by
bribery and dr,,gging md kidnapping of
members Of tha Atabama Legislature, rs
charged by tho report of committed of that
body. Tho Senate Committed on Privileges
md Elections yesterday commenced the in"
vcstigation Of these charges; md that the
full testimony might bo given to the public,
sat with open doors. Tho only incident Of
noto was tho dcnial, under onth, by ]. j..
s1ou1ros, formerly Postmaster Of Mobile,
now Collector Of Internal Revenue Of that
district, Of tho testimony Inscribed to him in
tho report of tho Alabama Legislative Com.
mittee, to tho effect that he actcd rs SrENcEn'a
agent in disbursiug corruption funds.
Alo017os denied in toto that he gave such
testimony before TINT Committee, and re.
pndiatea wholly what was published in the
Committees report as hts testimony before
them.
, 1876-03-18

How closely 11r. PESpIEroS grazed tho
ontermost verge Of tho truth in Bising h'a
testimony-tno which constituted his com.
plcte vindicalion--bcforo tho CtrMEs COM
mittoo Is apparent from tho faets which Ito
did not disclose. lIe swore he paia no
money to any member Of BEIxsAP's family,
nor person connected with tile Government.
Ie didn't, for the present Mrs DEI.KSap WAS
not thon momber Of DrIKSAr's family, her
marriage having taken place as later date,
nor was she connected with tho Government.
Ilo also sworo that neither Mrs. MAns1r nor
Mrs. BsL1aAp travelled with him and his
family. They lidn't. Ills family was at
Paris whilo ho ,nale tour of Spain and tho
provinces with those ladieB rs his travelling
companions, It was, 1t will bo seen, oil
literally truo that GentlcmHn GEoaoE swore
to, but somehow he succeeded in getting .
long wny from the truth.
, 1876-03-18

Tho testimony Of tho witness PEcK, given
yesterday before tho Committee on Expendi-
t,,rca In tho WAR Department, al Q further
illustrates tho traffic in post~tradershirs. Tho
vitnegs WIS OF the firm of DunrEE t. PECK,
which formerly held tho post-traderships ut
several forts on tho frontier, which ho testi-
t1od were taken from lis firm nnd sold to
other parties, whose names 10 gives, and
which ho charges WINS done through tho in.
strumcntnlity OF 0Rv1I1n GRANT. PEcK's
testimony, while porhnps open to the criti-
cisn that hia nnimus is hostile to tlloso who
supplanted him in business, indicates leads
to be shnrpiy followed up, to the end thas
no guilty man escape.
, 1876-03-18

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Ch;cooo w;l, mi occcn, ,I,o f,;mnv claim that
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i'm tha rco, rcoson for ro,ec.ino aIr. 1}rn,ox,
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, 1876-03-18

Tho Washington dispatch to tho Cincinnati
Enquirer (rng.hsby organ) thus gsoaos ovas thu
action Of tho Democratic CAUCUS on tho our.
rency question. Wo roally do not ses why h
fools 80 badly. Tia caucus did nothing to m.ts
money either batter or plonsios. doarer or chap.
or
Wall street has tstumphed and, notwihalandtns thu
loud rohuto Of tho Now Hampshire election. tha lad
era Of the Democracy lhvo cut their troats from esr
10 cur. tbs Prcslrnltsl campaign ~ to h6 fought
pn tho platform Of tho onemy. The Donloetats Ii
caicua tonight sdopsed PATHR'a cnnrr1fntsc Thtfs
were about l50 Dcmocrats present. There Fas noi
much debate, but tho Money torcr has evidently ree1
their ruin. HOLMAN oIcre1 substitute for fArNaI
tho Resumption act. This was voted down. md
pAYHEH comrromiao waa adopted by n rota qf
seventy 10 fSty. or the Ohio delegation rATsR ma
Hum voted for tho compromise, and SOUTHLAND. ato
MAIIoN, NEAL, VANCE. loPpLEroN. CoWEF, 1AyA21
nfcI. BAYLga, ami UANNINa vote1 agatnse 1t. yIt
g1nfa and tue South went with Wall strcot, and Wc,i
Virginia was delivered over by FAuLKnEH. n s1our
Tenpca1eo and Indiana stood aituoBt solfI with Uh!o
Tho Krcouback reft.ao to 10 bound by tho acior
Of the cnuctia Tho ar.moucy men saw that u would
not do to attcpt to bind tliom. Thu grecnbActert
will mako an ctfurs in tho 1Iousc to suba!tus fl
IAyHE'a till act provillug for m unconditional
roal of tho Resumption hct. HOLMAN BtFo notice hst
he would move suspension Of the rules no1t Mon
day for tho purpose Of Introducing bill providing In
tho repeni OF thu Resumption dct Thato are en1ngt
Republicans wo hAvo not forgotten telr conatituan
| to Ret such bill through.
, 1876-03-18

II Ia tho ancient ALLEN now-him OF tho
fog horn voica md dry.nursc OF the Ohio
rag-baby-who ia called to account In court
by suit. tho allegations Of Which, II proved,
will send him tu join GEoaoE PEHpLE1os.
Tho suit il brought in tho United states
Court to ejoct ALLEN from his famous farm
1t Fruit Hill. on ths ground that 10 became
possessed Of It by causing tho will OF his
fatlcr-in-law, ox.0ov. DUNCAN MoAaruua, ol
Ohio, To bo sot aside IN fraud OF the rights OF
minor heirs, whereby tho property went to
AItzN's wife. :Dlie particulars will be found
In our dispatches this morning.
, 1876-03-18

A Philadelphia dispatch announces that
there is prospect Of renewal Of litigation by
the Trustees Of Mount Mo.iah Cemetery to
prevent tho dreadful desecration Of that rest
ing placs for tho doad by tho interment
therein Of Tho romains OF departed negroes.
After protraoted struggle In the courts, the
family OF JONES, tho colored caterer, secured
~ affirmation by the Supreme Court Of their
right 10 bury Lis remains in tho lot, paid for
by them. in tho cemetery, md now, before
That could DO done, his widow has died, md
tho suit will bo brought to prevent anothc,
"niggcr" being buried In Tint cemetery.
, 1876-03-18

As will 10 seen from our Washington dis
patches thin morning, tho Committee on
Post Offices and Post~Roads, IN tholr invcs-
legations into tho straw-bid contract thiovery,
hays already brought out the fact TINT one
great Western mal-contracting firm regu.
larly Bct aaido portion Of their receipts for
distribution among tho official membera OF
tho ring in tho Department under CnEs-
wELI's administration. Should tho Commit
too push their explorations far enough, they
will, OF course, succeed in fotchlng into tho
b'aze OF day Democratic scglneut Of tie
Etraw.Bids Ring,
, 1876-03-18

was dull and 10 lower, closing at 43Ao for
Marsh and 4o3o for April. Oats wcro quiet
and steady at a2Eo for March aud o4!c for
May. nyc was qnict at c4c. Dnz1ey was
quiet and 10 higher, closing at 574@574c for
Anil and 57o for Afny. Hogs wcre actiro
and 6@1oo higher, with most Of the trading
Mt ss.005S.25. Cattle were In good demand
and wore flrmer. Sheep were scarce ut 400
@o.25 for common to cxt1a. Ono hundred
dollars In gold would buy $11+.5o In green
bucks at tho close.
, 1876-03-18

willis IN 1915 hars vsrs 97ta3r but in Of tho
population. In ts primary schools OF Great BFttan
there wers 2712o children 1851. willis in 1875 thcro
wcro 1884, showing that, willis child for cvnrJ 10
persous wna receiving instruction In 1s;i1 child for
every 10 pernons receiving instruction in 1875
Thus n,cl for ths iuoreapo Of population, Industry
and educ.tion and ths tlminution Of osino,
Per contra, the United 6tatoa Government
furnishes m instance OF tho influence OF
high thrift for protection on public morals.
It OBJECT has been to ,nnke tho National Con-
gross mere trading-post, whore subsidies
nnd appropriations aro barterod of In OK
cl,ange for continuation nnt1 nggravation Of
tho system which enables n small clnss OF
people to plunder tho masaos. The siso Of
money In elections Inns grown into frightful
proportions under tho stimalant Of tho prof.
to bo gained by maintaining tho Congressional
majority In favor Of tho "rrotcotion zob-
berry. Those States whero this robbery Inns
It's strongest hold aro notoriously corrupt in
thcir politics. Side by sido with tho Con-
gresaiona1 log-ro!ling and tho bribery Mt cleo
tions fosterad by tho benoAciarics Of tho
high.taritf swindlo) is found tho corrup-
ton Of tho civil service, which Inns
produced class Of of{co-loldors Of
whom BELKNAr Ii a conspicuous example.
Tho feeling has boon encouraged that, If
cortain class Of manufacturers arc to receive
Government sanction in plundoring tho poo
plo, then there IL equal wa1rant for plumber
ing under tho system Of Credit hloblier,
and, il Congress Gun bo governed by tho fow
representatives and attorneys Of tho protected
claasos, then It ia no worse for officials to
1onf1 themeolvnp In nkher Inensttrea for dc.
, 1876-03-18

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- -aoo;vaa frorn f,en K1nnoo' mt onlv iustiaoa
tho nawanonor corroaponilents in sending
,ho t7;vnotcraa vhfc1, Mr.. Ct;yafEn denounced,
Int olao warronts tho sugpicion, after oil tho
fncts aro in. TINT A1r. C1xurn did desire
n nrotect a shining }ioht of hie own
nnriv for marty nurnoses and tint. nct,1-
ntcd by this 1,urposo, ho neglected to dis
chnrpc his flutioa os Congressman and as
H., Chn,~ro, ~ tho Trvost;onfino Commit
Wv -s.,l. -. ,...1 s;n.oro T.,
teo. IL 'no pieSons eo"h1''o "'A' =.
tho desire to expose corTuptlon "Aete9ei ~
exists, and to punish tho corrupttonista
x,1s+1,or t},ov Ia Dcmocrnta or Henublicaus,
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IL "ouIo not Aea''a'o ~ "oPo nA' -.
from the Chairman8hi1 OF tnis ComHlltteo'
md put in his place 1nAn who would bo
o,;t,o1 rot1,er nv considerations of the public
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6efs4co sn'AiA 'us31,n6 uot0'' 1.,~N,-
servo mero party enae. IL Is mo1e 1ne!S'
however, that Mr.. CLratEn will receive tho
.oc;t nnnrornI af tho Don,ncratic mafpritY in
1- 80 a. 11. =. H.: ,ax+ :, /, +~r;ro
conBfes' Aos t.o .os"s5 ~ n.o P",.y ~
to save one OF It's PRESIDENTIAL chnolaatcS. Lib
retontion rs Chairman OF this COMMITTEE,
oftor b;a 1nnse In rerard to tho pENp1EToN
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lnVest'ga1lon' WILL oo tAe eS'oeAs' "A ''~A@
approval.
-ctrco .vr;+;nr fho foroooinr. n Washington
ST.. ~. ~,..t,:.1..1 ..l,,1, e,.. fo-+l,
o'spA'cn AUS oooa Pao.,7A'" WY ..,,
further evidence OF IESplEIoSa 9uI'. "nu
shows that S30, 600 of tho money lo md
py,pu.p o1,ented tim Goyernmont out of WINS
- -. - A., n-.r,.n
ph9u " Mss' oo"@' A'A''' "A|
| 1t reads:
Evidence has been discovered showing concus!vels
txt $40 900 Of tho ,uouey received by rExpLE1os fo1
getting tho Kensucky Central Railroad Claim allowed
went Into tho hands Of Mrs. Down {now Mrs. Del
xsAr, but was not paid to her directly. Tho evidence
p1rcady taken shows that prNDIE7on Lad the amouu