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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-05
Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Sept. b.-Ths casualties
by the explosion near He'll Gate are
now stated at four killed and seven
wounded.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL, Sept. s. - 1t is
stated that the estate Of the late John L.
Alexander, the cattle king, will only pay
35 or 40 cents on the dollar.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The first race
of to-day was a single scull between
Ellis Ward, of Cornwall, and Brayley,
Of st. John. Brayley was winner by six
lengths, In 22:06X.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Early tHls morn
ing burglars robbed the dwelling house
corner Of Henry and Gilbert streets and
stole large amount Of property. The
police officers saw James Mehan, a
suspicious character, near the house, and
approached intending to arrest him.
Mehan drew revolver and began
firing at the officers, who rushed on him,
and alter sharp tussle, succeeded in
securing him. He is known to the po-
lice as big desperate and ex-convict.
His companions are still at large.
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LATEST LOCAL,

GEO. SToKER had his finger cut off or
staVe machine at Richards cooper
shop corner Eggleston avenue and
Eighth street, yesterday.
Poor Ida Eckert is again in trouble.
Being arrested last night, she appeared
in the POLICE Court this morning to an
swer q charge OF drunkenness, and was
given ten days in the Work-house.
ANDY MAHER, the driver of the
"Black Maria," says that Officer Henry
Bowman, OF the oliver street Station.
house, has O smaller mustache than his
and nothing is said about it In the pub
lie prints. "Why," says he, "this dis
criminationW
| CHARLES BIsCHoFF, who lives Oh
Pearl street, between Pike and Butler,
| is laid up at his house with what the
doctors say Is conclusion of the brain,
the result of being hit with a brick
thrown, as is alleged, by rival white
washer named Joseph Theim, yesterday.
Officer Sheedy arrested Theim, who will
be examined on the 18th.
JACKSON TINDALL and his brother
William were arrested by Officers
Sheedy and Mitchell, and locked up in
Hammond-street Station on warrant
sworn out by Theodore Walker, who
lives on East Front street. The Tindall
brothers are accused of having stolen
$40 30 belonging to their uncle, the
one who swore out the warrant. jack
sou, it is alleged, is more guilty than
William. as the former is said TO have
taken the money, while the latter has
only assisted in the spending Of the
funds.
THE "Travelers' Official Railway
Guide" for September is received. IL
is replete, as usual, with all Information
pertaining to railway travel and steam
navigation routes. TO all persons in
terested in such matters its contents are
invaluable, and it is in fact about the
best aud most reliable publication of its
class in the country. Issued under the
auspices of the General Ticket Agents.
Association by the National Railway
Publication Company, Philadelphia. For
sale by all periodical dealers, news
agents, ETC., at 80 cents per number, or
furnished to subscribers at 81 per
annum.
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THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN.
What the Special Correspondents
Have tn Snv nf 1t.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The Times special
from Terry's Expedition camped on the
Yellowstone, dated August 27, is as fol.
lows: Sunday was occupied in moving
the troops across the river, and at 6
O'Clock tonight the command will take
up its line OF march.
1t will move north till the trail made
by Stanley in 1878 is found, when the
route will be southeasterly in the direc-
tion OF GlendiVe River if no Indian
trails are found leading north. In the
latter instance Gen. Terry will follow to
Big Dry Greek, as he feels convinced
is camped on that river.
II other routes are followed and any
considerable body of savages are in the
region OF the Yellowstone and west OF
the Powder the advance of Crook will
compel them 10 cross the stream north,
and our approaching movement will re-
suit in heading them off and forcing a
fight. There is every indication that
he command will remain in the field
until the middle of October, and we may
nave sharp work yet before the close OF
he campaign.
The special correspondent OF the Trib.
une reached Bismarck yesterday, hav-
ing travelled five hundred miles in o
skiff down the Yellowstone and Missou-
ii Rivers to reach that point. He oriti-
cises the Indian campaign.
He bitterly declares that the army
has been outwitted at every point; that
jealousy, inactivity and unparalleled
imprldence have been predominant,
and that as a consequence the troops
are badly demoralized and completely
crestfallen. He asserts that nobody
knows anything about the Whereabouts
of the Indians, and, in short, makes a
not attack upon the individual and COL
icctiYe management of the campaign.
lie thinks the Generals are more
anxious TO secure comfortable winter
quarters than to strike the Indians,
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Springfield Items.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD. o., Sept. 4.-The Com.
missiouers are holding their quarterly
meeting this week.
Mr.. L. B. Lockhard is just back from
New York City.
Mr.. j. W. Binehart, prominent busi-
ness man of Springfield, died after a
long illness at his residence on East
High street, Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Frank. Stevenson and John Collins,
two lads, were taken In by the officers,
for jumping on moving trains in violation
OF an ordinance prohibiting such sport.
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checked power, the Democratic party,
which divides with them the population
OF our country, seems, by the election
oil President and a majority OF the House
OF representatives, to gain voice in
the counsels Of the nation. Its success
will not enable 1t to pass nor to repeal
laws without the assent Of its opponents
In the Senate. The largest share OF pow
er and patronage will still be left in the
hands of the Republican party. Under
our government no violent changes OF
policy can be made except by repeated
elections. Surely at this time Of bust.
ness distress and gloom every thought
full citizen should desire such dlstribu-
tlon Of power as will make each polit-
ical organization watchtul to the vote
and be rigorous to correct the Wrong-do-
ing OF Its opponents.
In this way only we can hope to cor
rect not only the gross wrongs but the
more subtle, and on the whole, the more
hurtful usages which waste the revenue
OF the Government, and oppress the in
du5tries Of the country. On our part we
offer our candidates for the Presidency
and the Vice Presidency, and a majority
OF the House of Representatives, to rep
resent the Democratic party in It's efforts
for reform. On the other hand let the
Republican Senate and the great array
Of officials represent their organizl
Then the coming elections can De de-
cided in view of their respective exhibi-
lions of ability, virtue and patriotism.
1t was never designed by the trainers
of our Government that one party
should control all Its branches for so
long period that it would lose o sense
of accountability. 1t was because the
Republicans have thus had power that
they have outraged the sentiments of
their own partisans. 1t is because Of
the recent Democratic victories that
they begin to feel the necessity Of oom-
mitting themselves to the favor OF the
public. Will thoughtful conserva-
tive citizens check these wholesome
changes before they have been confirmed
in more yirtuous habits by tempting
them again by unchecked power?
believe the people of America will
not make this fatal mistake, and there
fore am confident we shall carry our
State and elect.our President and ticket.
Signed1 HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Another Convention.
Immediately upon receiving the letter
u call was issued for the reconVening of
state Convention at Saratoga,on Tues
day, the 18th OF September.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Attorney Generals Letter.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-General Sher.
man says he will not issue any orders
following the Attorney Generals Circu-
lar, but will publish it in General Or.
der to be distributed to the different
commanding officers for their informa-
tion and guidance.
General Sherman
leaves here Saturday to join the Score
tary Of War at Harrisburg on Western
tour. There will be about twelve in the
party.
Governor Chamberlain
last night expressed the firm convic-
tion that the Attorney Generals letter
was necessary to secure a peaceable
election In his State.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report;
Chas. F. Fehr, jr., and Mary Bergthal.
August Merckel and Katie M. n eman.
John Poehmer and Sophia Anslum.
A. j. Lowe and Minnie Kurltin.
JAS. Nj. Hards and Katie Driemmeyer.
Joseph saarp and Sadie L. Brown.
Fred. Sehaller and Louisa Conrad.
Fred. Kruger and Mena Muhlanhard.
Henry Schwencker and Mary W0hms.
John Koebel and Carrie Heckle.
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MOrtMarYs

Emma Kelly, still-born, city.
Fred. Wermuth, 30 years, Germany.
Mary j. Herman. 80 yrs, Pennsylvania.
Oddia Reiner, At years, France.
Caroline Holzhaeb, 81 years, Germany.
j. G. Ruttinger, 75 years, Germany.
William Russell, 80 years, city.
Ferdinand Bohm. 2 weeks, city.
Theresa SleYs. 80 years.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session.
three members present, and Mr.. Baker ir
the chair.
A communication from the Cincinnati
Incline Plane Railroad Company. asking
permission to lay four-inch main on
jackson Hill, was referred to the Com.
mittee on Water-works.
A communication from Edward Adleta
in regard TO The grading OF Fairview ay.
euue, was referred to the Engineer fol
report.
Mr.. Gessert reported in favor of hav-
ing the bridges over Crawfish Creek re-
paired. Agreed to.
On motion, the contract for repairing
streets In the Fourteenth District was
awarded to David Lillis; in the Eleventh
rstflct TO William Burke, and in the
II hteenth to Peter DJran.
Adjourned,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Probable Candidate for Gov
eFMnF.

The Probable Candidate for Gov.
ernOr.
By American Press Association to the STAR
NEW YORK, Sept. 5. Hon. Scott
Lord, present Democratic member OF
Congress, it is understood, will be the
new Democratic candidate for Governor,
and will probably be nominated when
the Democratic G Convention reassembles.
A Formal Reception
and Introduction Of the visiting Rifle
Teams took place at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yes terday. American, Scotch and
Irish Teams were present,th Australian
Team being at Garden City.
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FOREIGN.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
ANOTHER TURKISH SUCCESS PROBABLE
VIENNA, Sept. 5.-The fall of Alexin.
atz is now regarded as certain. General
Scheranyeff is now at Belgrade.
DIED.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-George Smith, the
famous explorer and leader in the Nine
Yah Expedition. died at AlepDo the 10 b
Of August.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-05

A woman In Council Bluffs. Iowa. has
sold out her husband for q briniic COW.
call, and $2O to boot. A former wife
from whom ne had been twice diyorced'
coaxed hlm 10 return to his Allegiance.
ana tnc second wife, actuatsd bv q spirii
Oh accommodation and Agricultural en-
terprise, consented TO II separation ivr
line consideration named.
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The New York Commercial AdVer.
tlser says: "Our readers will remember
the terrible heated term in 1872, waen
seven hundred little children Q in one
week. But yfor twenty-four successive
days Of last month a Child under 6yo
years OF age died in this city every
fifteen minutes, an average Of nearly
one thousand Weekly.r
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ChlOrOfOrm Instead of Pepper.
mint.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-John Conners,
farmer, who lived near Nevada. Liv-
ingston County, ILL.,, died last Saturday
from a dose of chloroform. given by mis-
take for peppermint at drug store in
Nevada,
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Edition

For the nert tgenty-tor hours, cloudy,
orpGrtidlly cloudy. and possibly rain, J0l-
LOlred bu cooler lreather.
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Baseball.

The Cincinnati Reds and the New
Haven Club played yesterday, at New
Haven, the score resulting two to six in
favor Of the New HaYens.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ N, the U. 8. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
k@$I LYTLE, Ben. NJ. Merrielees. Mas
a1as1 ter. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf-boat, foot of Vine street. Il. NJ.
Wade, Supcrintendent
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For Evansville.

9Th, 5.P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n. the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
l@AkaS ter. Apply on board, or to J. G..
a ASsistaA Dorman & Co., Agents, No. a Main
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For New Orleans.

wEDNESD \Y. 9Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
w-S h ARLINGTON, Dan. Moore, Mas
kas5tts2A3sa ter. Apply on board, or to Royse &
sasashssjslA Mosset, ]. S. Robinson, l. Canning
ham, j. g. Dorman, Agents. '-
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For New Orleans:

OH, at 8 p. M. POSITIVELY
Eg - CHEROKEE. Geo. Wolf, Mast4r
lI,issss.s;as% ssssS% Apply on board. or to Captain
n'is'szsz,sH Wolf, on Change
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For Carr0IItOn

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY anu FRIDAY, at
3P, NJ,
~ H. VINT. SHINKLE, Samuel Hi =
dreth Master. Apply ON board, or
a'ss1 hzzz4 to Z. W. GorrInge, Agent, 20 Vine
street,
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FOFSCarrOIItOn.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P NJ,
r. n HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
kfAASs8fsM Master. Apply on board, or to w.
aA1aAifsiil E Walker, % Walnut street.
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SAVINGS BANK.
STEAMBOATS.
For POnerOy.

TUESDAY, 9Th, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
r. r. FANCHON. TIC. Sweeney, Master
A pply on boart or to Matt. Nc
s'aaa,z.asA CURE, j. c. Dorman s. Co.., Agents.
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NOR SALE-HOUSE-One easy terms, a ~.
tf story brick dwelling Of rooms, No. 329
&icbmond street, house contains all the mod
4rn improvements. and is in the finest condi-
Aion; will be sold partly furnished, il desired.
Apply on the premises 4-4t
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at 4P. NJ,
s1g n CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
rfF4$Eats8 fsAsa Morgan, Master. Freight received
aaz.sNa ut all hours on Wharf-boat foot
of Walnut street.
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HXJ XJANTED-AGENT-To employ an agent
wv to represent and solicit in this city, by a
honrishing company possessing large capital;
must pos es5 business ability, tact, and show O
good rec0ri, with first class references. Ad-
dress PRESID ENT, care Lock-box 1868, city.
4-3t
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GO S. ALLEN
EXCURSION.
HOW TICKETS ARE TO BE OBTAINED.

TNHE price OF tickets to the ALLEN -GOSS
l. Excursion of THURSDAY, September 7,
has been hxed at 81. They will be for sale at
the EMPIRE, No. l0l West Fifth street, only,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, September and
g. Purchasers Of tickets will be informed of
the starting point OF the Excursion (whCthe
by boat OF rail.) as may be decided. 1hose de-
string tickets are warned not to purchate them
at any place other than the EMPIhE.
Pools on the result OF the fight will be sold at
the EMPIRE Tuesday and Wednesday AFTER
Moons and evenings. Il. Holland will be re-
sponsible for all pools sold there.
se2-3t +. HOLLAND, Manager.
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TN0R SALE-SUBURBAN PLACE-A cozv
IL suDul ban place, with or without farm;
iand lies between the NJ. Il e. and Xenia Mar
tow-gauge. Full description by mail, or at
11S aud ia ELM X. NELSON. se4.3t
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For Hunting gtOn.

THIS DAY, 9Th, at r. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ \. EMMA GRAHAM, L. s. Morgan,
lf5kEE$T Master. Freight received at all
1Azz4sessz4 hours on Wharf boat foot Of Broad
way. w. HONSHELL, Superintendent.
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T7oR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb.
ia pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds, IS; choice
Feathers, 16c per ID. q. W. MORRISON, 81 w.
Sixth street, 1ourth floor. se4 at
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rEOR SALE-CARPETS-Yel Brussels
lG and ingram; also fine large mirrors, at 562
Freeman street. 4-3t
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TIOR RENT-HOUSE-An new suburban 2L-
ID story brick house, on May street, West
Walnut Hills, containing rooms, gas. hy-
Grant and cisteIn, with all modern improve
pects; will be rented low to responsible
HnaEt Key az southaast corner Of May AMI
Len. at
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Another Convention.

Immediately upon receiving the letter
u call was issued for the reconVening Of
state Convention at Saratoga,on Tues
day, the 18th OF September.
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LOST.
FOR SALE.

t1TOR sALE-CHEAP-SawI and kind
Ii. ling wood, by A. GROSCH, 66S Elm street
! au24-1m
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Observation-Disclosures.

aoUvaaeo to sec RaEVsa wsnst saas He
for family Of fUur persons; rent must be low;
tenant will pay quarterly in advance. Ad-
dress W. ). PHELPS, L., q. u L. Il. Il. shops.
I se6-4t*
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Castoriia.


II is mistake to suppose that Castoria is not
adapted to grown persons as well as children.
They only need TO increase the quantity. But chill
dren have many complaints for which euvtoria
is adapted-.ike H7nd Colic, Sour Stomach, Worms,
Tetter, Teething and Group, that it is especially
recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Castor Oil, 1t
contains alcohol and is as pleasant to take as
honey. 1t never gripes. By regulating the stomach
and bowels the Castoria coois The blood, expels
and prevents feveIishness, quiets the nerves and
produces health-then of course children can sleep
in quiet and mothers rest.
Castoria is recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tried 1t, and it is having rapidly
increasing sale 1t is prepared with great after
the recipe of Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Mass, at the
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co., 4s Dey Street,
New York. dec9m3
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The Cheapest illustrated
MAGAZINE in the World.

The New YORK MnLINER AND Dress
MAKER, very Handsomely Illustrated
Magazine, devoted not alone to Fash
ions. but containing the Choicest
Selections for Family Reading, Art,
Science, Home Culture and General
Literature, will be sent to any ad
dress for one year, with back numbers
for three months, on receipt of One
Dollar, including a choice of either
of the beautiful Oil Chromos, (in six
teen Colors, entitled ''The Old Oaker
Bucket" or "Our Little Darling;" fol
three months, without chrome, fret
of postage, 25 cents. Address
Sharp's Publishing Co, 127, 129 ant
131 Mercer Street, N. Y.
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
JANuARY.-The January number of
Ballou's Magazine is excellent, the
best we have seen for some time. NJ.
Quad, of the Detroit Free Press,
gives rs the first installment of his
new story, which will run for several
months. But here are some of the
contents of the January number:
"Windsor Castle" president Lin
coin and the National Monument"
''Miss Anderson's Right Hand
:'Harbingers of War" Miss Ken
lem's Valentine ''The Fortune
Teller ''My Valentine" ga Pretty
Young Lady, "1776;" ''Beauty's
Doings;" Zagoni's Ride to Death; )"
''The Housekeeper;" 'Facts and
Fancies." Published by Thomes l.
Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston.
and for sale at all the news depots in
the country. Only s1.50 per year
and Is cents single number.
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The ton

OF Gov. Hayes for his third term as
Governor of Ohio, took place at Co
lumbus on Monday, and was witness
ed by large assemblage of the peo-
pie, from all parts of the State.
Several military companies, from
Cleveland, Springfield and Fremont,
and the 9th Ward Hayes Club. oi
Cleveland, marched in procession
with the Columbus military. The
day was SO cold that the Inaugural
ton ceremonies were held in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol, instead of in
the open air, as usual. Gov. Hayes
was very handsomely introduced by
Ex-Gov. .Allen,,,and read his inaugural
address, which is brief, plain, bust
ness-like document, recommending to
the Legislature economy and short
session-two very well timed sugges
tions, The address will appear in
our next issue.
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BgWith an extra copy FREE to
every Club of 20 or over.
Clubs may be made up of sub
scribers at different post offices, in
or out of the county.
Additions to Clubs may be made
at any time, at Club rates, but nc
Club subscription taken for less
than a year.
naT All Postmasters are authorized
to act as Agents, to receive and for
ward subscriptions.
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A number of hundred year-old la
dies are going to attend the Centenni-
al this year; and it will be interesting
to stand around and hear them say:
Laws, Jane, couldn't Tom Jefferson
play that fiddle thought But he
wasn't smitch to that Aleck Haml-
ton runnin after grass widders. "'.By
gravy, Marth, but do you remember
Jim Madison in that-well, you know;
and they do say that Jack Adams
-Marth, they was all fathers OF
the Constitution"
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The President has expressed his
determination to find places for the
ex- Union soldiers removed from their
positions by the House of Represen-
tatives at Washington to make room
for ex-Confederate soldiers. For
every Republican discharged, the
President says he will remove a
Democrat in some one of the De
Dartments.