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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-06-03
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BULLErIE DE- Ia sEnAINE

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rtss6ss + lecturs d mkeoirss histo-
riqsss sur chAque localit6, vile on
village, documents qni seront re-
cueillis It conserv6s 4 la biblioth6que
du Congress. Grant 9tait le "a mai /
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-06-03

-Notre ami du Mirror, Horace
vallas, . achet6 de M. George w,
Combs, le materiel de feu le Re.
publican Pioneer. Les caractAres
dimprimerie mont pas d'opinion,
suivaut le refrain do laitvieille
chanson de louvrief typogrsphe:
I'd Tour 4 tour le plomb dans Dos mains D
Sert 4 deux fms.
LA Cour Supreme de rEtat
Q declare null un legs en- blanc de
fen M. Francois Bougere, on lex6.
cuteur testamentaire s'6tait inscrit
pour CID, ,0OO. ~ Mais CO tdernier
6tant mort inHolvable apres avoir
touch6 le m0ntant du legs, 10 Cour
Supreme, en- cassant parret du tri-
bunal inf6rieur .qui confirmait
Pacte dudit executrur, ma rapport9
aux heritiers qu'un secours pure
uent illusoina sr aart slim gq
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
POLITICAL DOINGS.
Earnest Preparations for the Great
Gem nj

r
by American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, May 19-Mr. Peter Cooper
declines the Greenback nomination for
the Presidency, declaring his preference
for Allen, OF Ohio.
DOVER, DEL, May 19.-Delaware sends
to Cincinnati a solid delegation for
Blaine.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-The Re-
publican Convention yesterday was
largely attended. General Finnell, OF
Covington, was made Temporary Chair
man, and the permanent presiding Off
GER was Ex-Attorney General james
Speed.
The platform is a strong reaffirmation
Of Republican principles.
A resolution was passed, amid the
greatest applause, presenting General
Is. II. Bristvw as the candidate for the
Republican nomination for the Presi-
dency.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, May 19.-The Demo.
cratic Convention is the largest ever
held in Kansas. The resolutions favor
no~banks of issue by the United States
or State authorities; that the Govern.
ment supply the PAPER money needed in
the shape oil greenbacks. They demand
an immediate repeal of the act provid.
ing for resumption Of specie payment,
and instruct their delegates to vote for
Hendricks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
FLASHES.

Hon. John j. Redick, OF Omaha, has
been appointed United States District
Judge OF New Mexico.
Ex-Governor Bullock, Of Georgia, after
an absence Of five years, was yesterday
taken back to that State ON o requisi-
ton.
The peach-growers in Maryland and
Delaware estimate that the yield, this
season, will be about one-third as large
as last year.
The reported confession Of woman on
Smutty-nOse Island that she committed
the murders for which Wagner was
hanged, is pronounced without founda-
tion.
In New Orleans, Edward Fehrenback,
Otto Karstandiek, John II. Beales, VIM.
M. Todd, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government, have been found
guilty.
Theodore Mann, the Californian who
killed GreEdemann and Wilkins at Jo-
hannesburg, ILL.,, on Wednesday. was
yesterday arrested at Nashville and
committed to jail.
Eight conyicts in the Military State
Prison at Leavenworth escaped from
the guards on Wednesday, and another
udm0u W lus d. Cdlldudu, WAS 6AUb uuu
killed while attempting to escape.
freight train on the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain q Southern Railway ran
through bridge crossing swollen
creek near Des Ark, about one hundred
miles below st. Louis, yesterday. Chas.
Smith, the conductor, and the fireman,
name unknown, were killed, and VIM.
Facer, the engineer, had both his legs
broken,@
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
LATEST LOCAL.

DAVID +. WILLIAMS made an assign
ment to John Il. Jones.
w. w. HERITAGE, of the firm of Morris
& Heritage, Philadelphia, is in the city
on business.
JAMES ALEXANDER, colored man was
arrested by Officers Knox and Brazell,
for stealing some money from a
companion, whom he got drunk.
Alexander denies the charge and says
that the man was robbed by some col
ored woman.
b. RENNER, who is engineer in a
cooper shop on Elm street, near Elder,
got into difficulty with fellow-!aborer
named +. w. Field. Renner says that
Field struck him with shovel, and that
he thereupon threw an ak at his assail-
ant. The AK cut the man in the thigh,
causing a slight wound. Renner was
arrested and taken to Bremen-street Sta
tion on charge OF cutting with intent
to kill.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
Minor Mentions.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, May 19-In the Mum whisky
case, the defense closed its case at noon J..
LONDON, May 19.-To-day being hol.
iday the Stock and other Exchanges are
all closed.
EVANSVILLE, May 19.-The Arkansas
Belle brought the killed and wounded
of the Pat. Clebourne disaster. The
killed numbering seventeen and the
wounded nine.
WASHINGTON, May 49, The Chairman
of the Committee OF Ways and Means
offered resolution for the final ad-
journment OF this session OF Congress
at O'Clock, June II. Referred.
LONDON, May ia private telegram
from Buenos Ayres announces that the
National Bank known here as the Provi-
dencial Bank OF Buenos Ayres, has GUS
pended specie payments, and numerous
failures, including that OF private banks,
have occurred. Argentine bonds fell
heavily in consequence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Pacific Mail and jay Gould.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, May 49, Various re-
ports were current on Wall street at the
close OF business yesterday, regarding
Jay Gould and the Pacific Mail. One
was to the effect that he had lost con.
troll of the Pacific Mail and sold 70, 900
shares, giving up the fight. This, it was
thought, would have the effect Of break.
ing down the Union Pacific, with which
Gould is said to be heavily loaded.
1t was again stated that the marked
advance in Pacific Mail stock was occa-
stoned by the scarcity Of cash stock, Jay
Gould being, 1t is said, the holder of sew.
low figures. 1t has been observed for
several days past that his brokers have
been constant buyers when the stock
was offered at low figures.
The advance yesterday caused bank
ers to pay 3-16 to "A per cent. per day for
carrying their shares. After the hour
for settlement, 2:15 p. M, there was
gradual decline, when one or Gould's
brokers sold one block Of five thousand
shares, which broke the market to
twenty.
The Frontier Troubles.
NEW YORK, May 19.-The Herald,s
special from Cheyenne says party or
torty men attempted to reach the Black
Hills, but were compelled 10 retreat to
Cheyenne.
Both ways were blocked. They had q
series Of fights with the Indians. They
were surprised on The 9th inst. at In
dian Greek by Sioux under Little Big
Man.
He and another savage were killed.
Henry Lewis, one OF the party was
killed, scalped and body mutilated
Captain Gowan has again moved for
ward.
The ranches abeut the post are de.
serted, and all the old fr0ntiersmen fear
direct vengeance. AL the forces under
Gen. Crook will be concentrated ut Fort
Fetterman by next Tuesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10. 1871

had drawn Hungary into closer rela-
tlons with Austria. He believed that
the three powers, Russia, Germany and
Austria, would succeed in the mainte-
nance Of peace.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May 19.-The Times money
article says railway shares are weaker.
Grand Trunk shares Of both classes
have experienced decline in conse-
quence OF the railway war and other
matters affecting the road.
TO RETIRE.
ROME, May 19.-Gen. Garibaldi will re-
sign his seat in the Italian Parliament
in consequence OF i'll health. He will
retire to the seclusi0n Of his home at
Caprera.
MORE FIGHTING EXPECTED.
RAGUsA, May 19.-The Herzegovina
insurgents have declared against a re-
newal OF the armistice. A recommence-
ment of active hostilities is expected
very soon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
Springfield Items.


SPRINGFIELD, May 19.-Officer Boggs,
for shooting james Lawler, of Urbana,
few weeks ago, was bound over by
Esq. Gillett in the sum OF $500.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Society hold festival at City Hall May
%, rs and 27.
Late Wednesday night a tramp named
James Sullivan entered the residence OF
John L. Norris and bundled up all the
siyerware he could find, amounting to
5000, and was in the act of making his
escape when the two officers who had
been watching his NOV, m ents gave chase
and captured both burglar and booty.
Two excursion trains.lea this city
early Sunday morning for Cincinnati
the Little Miami at 7:15 and the Atlantic
& Great Western at 6 and $3.50. Return
ing they leave Cincinnati at Z O'Clock
z. Al.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
United states Court.

+ In the case of David Hatcher, indicted
for passing counterfeit money, the jury
rendered verdict of guilty. The pris-
oner was remanded to Jail for sentence.
The case of Charles Walter, passing
counterfeit money, was taken UP at
o'clock.
Officer Delahanty, about O'Clock last
night, arrested Alexander Boyles, from
Harrison County, Ky. Boyles attempt
ed to pass counterfeit $50 note on s.
Goodman, No. IS Public Landing, and
also at Thole's boot and snoe store. He
was arraigned before Commissioner
Hooper and his case continued till Tues
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
MOrtuary Record.

Frank. Miller, days, city.
Lizzie Regal, 20 years, Ireland.
c. y. Buck, 27 years, Kentucky.
Mary Haler, 8 years. city.
Infant Pntzer, city.
Conrad Lange, 43 years, Germany.
Benz. d. Evans, 45 years, W ales.
Thomas Matthews, 2 years, city.
George Assueam, 8 months, city.
G. Hermann. 63 years, Germany.
Charles Gould, 22ycars city.
Peter Christ, . years, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19

The ne1t t,oentytour hours probably
tair on partially cloudy, and ,carm.
FROM FHE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Financial Trickery.

By American Press Association to the STAR,
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Tne Commit
tee on Banking and Currency yesterday
considered a bill for the repeal of the
act Of June, 1874, known as an Act to
Provide for the Redistribution of Ma
tional Bank Currency. The bill under
consideration provides that the reserve
for the redemption Of notes shall be 10
per cent. in the large cities, and 5 per
cent. in the country banks. The Com
mittee expect at an early day to perfect
a bill providing for the repeal Of the Spe.
Gle Resumption Act.
Nominations.
The President sent the following nom-
nations to the Senate: Moses NJ. Bane,
of Illinois, to be Secretary of the Terri
tory of Utah; John Pratt, Secretary of
the Territory Of New Mexico; DR.. James
r. Hayden, to be Collector OF Internal
Revenue, District OF Washington Terri
tory.
Resigned.
General Land Commissioner Burdeit
has handed in his resignation to Secre-
tary Chandler, on account of ill-health,
and it has been accepted, to take effect
on the appointment of a successor. Mr..
Burdett has not been acting as Commits
sioner for some time, and is now absent
from the city. He has been great suf.
ferer from chronic neuralgia, which has
broken his health very much.
The Solid Currency.
The Treasury Department received
$100, 600 in silver quarters from San Fran
cisco. 500 900 more in coin Is soon ex.
pected, which wilt complete the recent
order upon San Francisco for $500, 900.
An order tor 100000 has been sent to
Carson City.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
BOARD OF PUBLIC wOxxs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The bond OF Mr.. William Kirton, Su.
perintenden ut OF the Water-works, signed
by John Boyle, Adam Gels, Andrew I'll.
Reuss and VIM. Dunn, was received and
OH motion approved.
A Communication signed by prominent
citizens of Mt. Auburn was received,
representing that there Is an inadequate
supply Of water on Albion Place and re-
edied. Referred to the superintendent
OF w Water-works.
President Bell offered the following,
which was ad0pted:
"Resolved. That the communication OF
Mr.. Adleta be referred to the Engineer.
aud he be requested to furnish stakes In
accordance with the grades as estab-
lished by ordinance aud In compliance
with the resolution OF the Board or City
improvements, passed May 18, 1874"
The above resolution was based on q
communication from MIR. Edward Ad-
Ieta, asking the Board to instruct the
Engineer to set the curb stakes In front
OF lot on Cliff strest, In Riddles subdi-
vision, 80 that he may at once proceed
to complete the street in accordance
with q resolution passed by the Board oil
improvements July 8, 1874. !.
The following was adopted;
"Resolved, That the Clerk be directed
to notify the sureties Of John Sellers,
contractor tor the Improvement OF Beard
alley, that unless said contract be CON-
pleted within ten days this Board will
cause the work to be completed and hold
sold suretles responsible for the cost Of
the same"
A resolution was adopted prohibiting
ell Superintsndents and empioyes CON-
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nected with the City Parks from engag-
ing in other service than that for which
they are employed In said Parks, under
the penalty Of dismissal.
A resolution was passed directing the
Clerk to prepare an ordinance for trans
mission to the Common Council appro-
priating SO, ,272 96, to be expended for
Water works purposes.
Adjourned.
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The walking Tournament.

BY American Press Association TO the STAR.
CHICAGO, May 19.-In the five hun
dred miles walking Tournaments, the
score stands: Smith, 250; Guyson, 200;
Tifeld, 260; Davis, 227; Russell, 27O;
stowell, 20S; Roach, 23O. There. is a
great deal OF interest. w. E. Hooding,
of New York, and John j. Geraghty, OF
st. Louis, are matched for twenty-five
miles Saturday.
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Fatal Quarrel.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
OMAHA, May 19.-Two Germans named
Koenig were attacked near Blair on
Tuesday night by three Danes, with
whom they had a quarrel. Henry
Koenig was killed with q club. The
Guilty parties are In Jail.
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II seems that q pair Of Chicago bed.
bugs took passage aboard Dom Pedro's
carpet-hag and reached San Francisco
In perfect safety. In two days therear-
ter the city was overrun, aud the inhab-
ltants, attributing the plague to Chinese
immigration, are loudly clamoring for o
massacre Of the Chow Chows.
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Burglary.

The residence OF Mrs. Lydia A. Scott,
residing three miles below Ludlow, KY :,
was burglarlzed last night.
The unwelcomed visitors secured be-
fore their departure a lady's line gold
H. Q. watch, with neck-chain attached,
overlooking in their nasty flight very
fine gold locket and some silyerware
close by.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
Louis Frankenstein and Emma Aub.
Joseph K. Wilson and Julia Ray.
John Kessel and Bcna HrOusak.
Charles d. Durham and Ann e. DISCUS.
Philip Mics and Marga CT DOtzauer.
w. Ii. Dobell and Ella NJ. Colby.
George d. Lyman and Tiilie Ewing.
George Wilhelm and Dora Rudy.