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Minor Mentions.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, August 5..-Mr. Holman,
OF Indiana, expresses the opinion that
the two Houses will come together SO
that al adjournment can be had by
Wednesday or Thursday of next week.
CHICAGO, August ga. g. Babcock
Chairman of the Republican State Com.
mittee, denies positively the statement
published here that Cullom, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, will with
draw from the GuDernatorial contest, or
that anything has been said OF the mat
Ter in Committee.
NEW YORK, August 5.-The New York
Evening Post, in commenting on the
letters OF acceptance and the victories
OF the Democratic party in 1874, con-
cludes as follows: "The course of the
party has not been such as to encourage
any more faith in IL than the country
has had for the last sixteen years."
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FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the STAR
THE EASTERN WAR.

BY American Press Association to the STAB
THE EASTERN WAR.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 5.-Advices
to the Government state that Dervish
Pasha has left Siennetza to reinforce
Mukhtar Pasha, who is pressed by the
Servians at Trabinje.
RAGUsA, August g. An official dis
patch to the army headquarters from
Tresseboca says large torce OF Turks
attacked the Servian position on the
heights OF Tresseboca, and severe fight
ing followed. The assailing force was
finally repulsed by the Seryians, with
considerable loss. The Seryian troops
have penetrated to the Turkish camp at
Meralnoor, near Rissa, and several
slight engagements have occurred, re-
sulting favorably TO the 5ervians.
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NlOrtunry Record.

Michael Moran, SO years, Ohio.
John OBrian, II years, city.
Infant Kleckner, week, city.
Heinreide Poppe, 21z years, city.
Chas. Emminge, ear, city.
John Couset, Sc years, Ireland.
Mary Dumlin, 6 months, city.
Adaline Sheehtenoth, 10 months, city
Chas. McClanithan, 8 months, city.
Catharina Bernhard, % years, city.
Henry Kueger, 81 years, city.
Henry Hernke, "a years, Germany,
Mary NJ. Fengh, 8 weeks, city.
Oscar Rapp, IA days, city.
Emma Graf, months, CITY.
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He CouIdn,t Find the Place.

Rev. A. j. Johnston, OF Clifton, is at
present rusticating at Yellow Springs
with his family. Previous to his depart.
ure from home he made arrangements
for Mr.. Thomas French, the dairyman,
to take care OF his $40 cow, aud en-
ployed a young man named Con. Ma
honey, of Cumminsville, to drive the ami
NAL over to the French pasture. Con.
started with bis charge a day or so ago,
and drove her most al dav. lp anddoWn
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The Indian Troubles,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHEYENNE, August 5.--Advices from
Red Cloud Agency are that an Indian
runner, who came in from Sitting BULBS
camp, said Sitting Bull is being rein
forced by Indians from the NortE and
from British America, and is very anx-
ious for Gen. Crook to attack him. The
Indians attacked two herders forty miles
from Fort Laramie, on Running Water,
yesterday, killing one, but the other
escaped,
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the highway, unable to find the place.
Finally becoming weary. be sold her to
a Mr.. Barrett for $25. With this wealth
he bought a suit of clothes, and was put
ting on heaps Of style, when Lieutenant
SpaeLh TOOK him In out of the cold. The
festive Con. now reclines In O cell at
the Ninth-street Station-h ouse, aw aiting
word from Rev. Mr.. Johnston as to what
shall be done with him. The prisoner
does not deny the above facts, but says
"Wnisky did it,"
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Gen. BEN. Harrison for Governor.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 5.-The Repub-
licaE Executive Committee last night
formally accepted Mr.. Ortn'5 resgna-
ton. This was followed by vote re-
sulting in the unanimous nomination of
Gen. Benz. Harrison. Fitty-one coun-
ties were heard from, and Of these for
ty-two were unqualified!y In favor Of
him,
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st. Louis now feels sure of having the
greatest hotel in the world. The con-
tracts are let Tor S2,0O0,0O0 Missouri
granite building, called The Home Hotel,
TO accommodate three thousand five
hundred quests.
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The idea of making -four by crushing
the grain with lnnumerable small trip
hammers has been carried out in En-
gland SO successfully that a pounding
mill costing 1000 will produce as much
.aouE - y GGinling mill worth 5 naa
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STEAMBOATS,.
For KanaWha,

SATURDAY, 9th, at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY,
RST, h VIRGIE LEE, j. v. Reynolds. Mas
ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
: Charter, j. @. Dorrman Il Co.,
agents.
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For POmerOy.

THIS DAY, 9TH, at 6P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
.fST, b POTOMAC, II. H. Drown, Master.
Freight received at all hours on
e nn7'<sea Wharf boat, foot Of Broadway. W.
HOnshell, Superintendent.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

A general assortment of housekeeping and
Yoodenware goods at prices to suit the times.
y. TETIENBORN, 219 w. Fifth street.
ap29-Stf
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SUMMER SPORTS.
HOwings

By American Press Association to the STAR.
: NEW YORK, August 6,-Trinkett, the
champion oarsmah Of Australia wh"
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For ChilO,

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
RsT n. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. 20 suc,
Morgan, Master. Freight re elveu
A4,'4a.sSaaHAat all hours on Wharf boat, foot
of Walnut street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
AVENUE RAZAE

Picnic Hats and all Millinery Goods at cost
Side Pleating to order. 325 Central avenue
opposite Ninth street. jylS-2Gt
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recently won the championship Of the
world by defeating Jos. Sadler, has been
matched to row Henry LGmsden on the
Thames for $500 and the championship
of the world. The match will take place
this month.
Shooting.
LONDON, ONT, August 5.-An inter-
national shooting tournament will be
held here the last week in September.
$4,000 in purses will be offered to all tn e
best pigeon shooters.
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For HUNTINGTON,

THIS DAY, 9th, at 4 P. M, POSITIVELY,
7SS h the C.& O.R.R.Packet BOSTONA,L
RsEI Bryson, Master. Freight received
q at all hours on Wharf-boat foot of
Broadway W. Honshell, Superintendent y
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Ii, CAVAGNA e. SON

Have just received from NERvI, Italy, q lot OF
MaccaroDI, Mushrooms, Choice Wines, Liquors,
and fresh lot Of line Cigars. Also all kinds
of Groceries. au2-2tW,S
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For Memphis,

SATURDAY, 9th, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
f.5, h. VINT SHINKLE, Jas. Keniston.
s-ffsssstf..I5$I' Master. Apply on board, or to
A'a'''a'.a'''aR Royse II Mosset, Agts. on N. y.
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For LOuiSyiIIA

THIS DAY, 9th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n, the U. S. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
LYTLE, Ben. NJ. Merrielees, Mas
Ter. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf boat, foot of Vine stree;. II. NJ.
Wade, Superintendent,
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FOUND.

OUND-CIGARS-Two good cigars for a
l. nickel, ats. e. cor. Main and Orchard SITS.
mv10-tf
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WANTED ---SITUATIONS.

. Nv ANTED - SITUATION In a store, or
w some other res sctablo employment, by a
young lady who speaks English and German;
references exchanged. Address MISS MAY
STANLEY, Newport, Ky. AT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XHTANTED-Four Ferrotypes Tor 6OC. New
w York Gallery, 2s w. Fourth st. mh22-Stf
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CLOTHES WRENGERs
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Eor Sale and Repaired. y. TETTENBORN,
2l9 W. Fifth street. jaS-tf w ,S&M
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wv AETED-Bosto Gallery makes Ferro-
w types for 5Oc. 217 Central ave. mh22-Stf
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,INOR RENT-HOUSE Suburban, 9 rooms,
H. modern built, easy access to city by street
cars; lent $i8. Apply to L. A. LEON YARD,
Daily Star office.
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L OK RENT-HO"S "SE-Of7 rooms, with large
i lot on Eleventh street, near Madison, Gov
lngton. Apply TO r. WALKER, No. 1,l19
Madison street. 4-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-BI BIcK, rooms, No.
i 20 Barr street. Apply a. 325 Main. 4-9t
Il ings above, Nos. 35O and 1853 Main street,
bet. Eighth and Ninth. Inquire at 379 West
Fourth street. AT
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IN WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
&M MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth St jy1S-R
FOR 5ALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land
II good spring on same; in thlokiy -settlec
seghborhood' In Adsit county, Iowa, me- nSa
this Office iy14-tf
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TOR RENT-HOUsE-A brick house OF
II rooms, in good order, with we'll and cistern
l. MoG AIRY, or RICIfARD CLUXTON, Cum
minsville. 4-}t
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

NTCLEAN NJ. E. .CHURCu.-The Pastor, W.
M Young, will preach Tomorrow Morning
AMI evening. IT.
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HENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Ninth
~ street. between Central avenue and Plum.
w. T. Moore, Pastor. Preaching morning
and evening. Seats free.
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NOR RkNT-H0usE-A "a story brick, 8
rooms, with oa.s a.e and water, closets, gas
and water throughout; All p"'"tsa anu pa
pered. Apply at 446 freeman stt Az
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LNOK SALE - FARM = Good farm Of 97X
II acres, situated 4 miles from the railroad,
in Clermont County; d acres in corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, ~ acres i'll meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop Farm in good order
Will sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
t0rps. A good chance for any one desiring it
to get good home. Address b. B. s., star
office, 23U Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy27W-tf TT
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For New Orleans:

SATURDAY, 9th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
, far h CHEROKEE, Geo. Wolf, Master.
AtRssS Apply on board, or to Royse q
.A'Aas'R Mossot, J. $. Robinson, j. q. Dor
nan Co, W. 5. Getty, Matt. McGuire. Agts
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For New Orleans.

Special Notice to Shippers.
NNHE U. P. SCHENCK will positively leave
l. for New Orleans on SATURDAY, as ad-
Vertised.
j. LAURENCE GARTER. Master.
, 1876-07-03

ten BY a awell.lnown Nebraska man, four years
ago, to a dealer In counterfeit money II an
Eastern city: The writer incloses S to pay for
S1o0 OF crooked stuff, which he says b. can
easily shove oI-s5 ut time-on the Indians
to whom be Is selling whisky. He directs ths
crooked stun to be sent to him through tho
mails in three different parcels, SO as not to e.
e clte suspicion, and ne adds that he viii patron-
We the deater to the extent Of several thousand
dollars in the bogus currency. This letteI
never reached its destination. It cot into Z
crack in j mail-car, and remained there til th1
other day. when it was found By o workman er-
ea gaged T. repairing the car at the shops il chi
ties, who forwarded it to Special Mail-Arenf
Furay, who will send it to the writer With somt
sound advice. The man is said to be an indf
vidual who, il accused OF such an intent, woull
shoot in q second; he will, therefore, no doubt
be surprised to receive his self.accusing letter.
, 1876-07-03
CUBA.
TIE IsEBELLI0Y.


Correspondence London Times.
CAD1z, June 9.-Great preparations are being
made at Cadiz and Santander for the embariation
for Cuba on the Goth Of August and on the 1st Of
September OF 1900 men from each port Two
telegrams from Cuba-one of1idal-announce
the decline OF the rebellion. This notice does
not coincide with statement made to mt to-day
by an English engineer, Just landed at Cadiz
from, Cuba. He says as follows:
Nearly 50 per cent Of the Spanish eo1diery die OF
the disease called the yomi:o, and u per cent de-
Insurgents are d fne brave set Of men, and fight
we'll Spain holds aII the seaports and chief towns,
and the insurgents arc in unassaiable places in the
are swclled BY Chinese, who ure brought to Cuba
as servants, but really as Slaves and form tho most
fearful class Of criminals On the island. African
scendants of the same Class a7c with the rebels. I
do not think regular troops stamp out the rcvo
luton. The negroes are great incendiaries.
, 1876-07-03
TEIEGRAPHlC NOTES.

CA1Ro, H., July 1.-The past few days f1avo
been very rainy, and a great quantity Of water
haa fallen over this section, damaging the grain
crops very considerably. The weather cleared
today however, and the turner's will feel
better.
6pedaz Dispatch to 11s Tribune.
M1LWAuKEE, July 2.-The Post-O Office author
tiles have received notification that the appro-
priation for post-ofice clerk hire has been re-
duced $338, 600, which will involve decrease Of
salaries equaling Is per cent in this city, and
about $4,000 for Chicago.
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
BLooMiSaroS, July An immense audt
ence listened to the Grafton Of Leonard SWEET,
OF Chicago, tonight at Schroder's Opera House,
on abraham Lincoln" The proceeds will be
donated to him by the Bloomington Library
Association.
, 1876-07-03


It Is rumored now that Jake Kehm is making
Ills arrangements to leave Chicago forever. he
has Tor some time been arranging his affairs,
and some Of his friends vho profess to be in his
confidence say that some time during this week
he will gather up his family and funds and take
himself Of to Colorado. It is said this has been
his intention from the start His action in the
whisky frauds has been based upon tue expecta-
ton Of complete immunity, and knowing that
he cannot stay uny longer, he proposes to bury
himself in the wilds OF Colorado, "whcre none
shall ask him whence the lost one came,'' and
where, in peuitence and sackcloth, and some
lucrative business, he can expiatc the many de-
Inquencies that now lie heavily on his soul. It
is also stated that be has been assured that no
sentence of imprisonment will be passed on him,
and hence his preparations for IN early depart
ure. It Is known that be has been quietly fix
fnr up little details Of his business, aud such
he will leave In the hands Of
some trustY friends. As. soon as he Is dis
charged by the Court he will leave the bowling
public to howl itself hoarse, and get ont Of the
way Of any manifestation Of righteous indisna-
ton. So he mas perfected his arrangements Of
leaving the latter part Of the week, and the un-
sophisticated inhabitants OF Colprado can get in
readiness for Grand Jury somewhere along
uext Monday.
Jake viii not abandon q jot Or title Of his
property. His real estate he will hold until
such time as o good price can be secured, Or
until he may change his mind and think it safe
to come back and once more take charge OF Chi
cago Bat it is not likely that he VII ever IT, Re-,
turn. We're he sentenced, and should he take
bis sentences like man, the feeling against him
might become modified, but his discharge by
the Court will so intensity the prejudice the
people now hold that it will scarcely be safe for
him ever to show his face again on the streets
Of this city.
A TRIBUNE reporter gently broke the news Of
his intended departure to the gentlemen over
the Rhine. yesterday. and they received It with
Joy, and lubIation. They have from time to
time felt little fearful that he might be sent
among them, a thing they dreaded more than
their own Imprisonment, and now that it PROM
ises that he Is to go scot fxee.. and Leave the
In tie Jm everything was quiet yesterday and
the hours were given up to prayer and mea,ta- ac3
tion. There were q number OF visitors as usnal,
and large quantity OF flowers came IN. TIE
boys were ali in good spirits; and eaeh says a ne
has gained In flesh since the first day ot lncae"
ceratton4
, 1876-07-03
DEATH1S,

WlLLLiMS-Mr. Thomas Williams, from intur-
les received at the South Side gus works.
Funeral br CARS TO Rose Hill at o. 10. to-day.
Members Of Northern Light Lodge No. OIL, I. o. D.
T.. requested to attend; also members Of siste1
Lodges
MURRAY-Iu London, Ont. On the 10Th Of June,
John II: Musray, aged 80; late with c. Tatum, 14s
East Madison street. Chicago.
kEEFE-At their residence, 81 Twenty eighth
etrcet Sunday morning, July 2, Fannie l.. wife Of
Col Thomas Il. kcefe, and daughter Of PhiIo and
Mary Allen, aged ~ years. Notice Ct funeral
hercufter.
20 Buffalo papers please copy.
, 1876-07-03
CASUALTIES.


DISASTROUS FLOODS.
BEILEroSrE, Pa, July 2.-Last night this
place was visited by Il terrific thunderstorm.
Rain fell in torrents, flooding cellars and carry
ing off dwelling in the low districts. The water
sweeping down the hillsides destroyed every
thing in its course. H.rpcr Bros, merchants,
lost ii $4,000 goods. B. Tyson was carried away
in his slau$hter-house, and is supposed to have
been drowned. The Phgnix flour mills, Linn u
suffered great damage. Railroad tracks we're
badly washed out, aud u dam was carried away.
No estimate OF the loss can be given at the
present.
, 1876-07-03
DROWNED.
Enecfdl Dfsp4kcht0 Tic Tribune

DROWNED.
Special Dtspasch-&o The Tribune
Tonosro, Ont, July2,t-Yesterday afternoon
4 boat containing four men uamed Forbes,
McGcc, Patterson, and Hurlbu-t, Custom ofi-
cials, on the Great Western Railway, was caught
in sudden squall on the Bay and upset; Pattcr-
Belle The other three were drowned. The
bodies Of Forbes und McGcc have not yet been
recovered.
, 1876-07-03
SlllCflE,

Special Dlepdtch 10 The Tribune
BLOOMINGTON, July 2.-Harry Bryant, resid-
ing on South Lee street, suicided this morning
with q revolver. He was aged Is, and killed
himself through disappointment at not being
allowed graduation IRON public school this
year..
, 1876-07-03

| Special DiSpdtcs 70 7Ht 1T16anS
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 2.-Whilc endeavorlng to
couple cars Saturday evening near New Phila-
delphia, freight conductor On the Toledo, Peo-
ria g. Warsaw, named French, fell under train.
His left arm passed under wheel, and has been
amputated above the elbow.
, 1876-07-03
HEAVY GALE.

CLEVELAND, July IA heavy gale Of wind,
accompanied by rain, passed over this city this
afternoon. The schooner Franz sigel, in dry
dock, had her masts and rigging damaged to the
extent Of So 0OU
, 1876-07-03
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

CAIRO, ILL.,, July Am old man named Cot
ton was run over here last night by train on
the Cairo g. St. Louis Road, and instantly killed.
It is thoughtt ttat he had been drinking, and, as
it was dark and raining, the engineer did not
SEE him on the track in time to stop the train.
, 1876-07-03

Spectat Dtspatch to Tie I115unx
EAST sAe1SAw, Mich, July 2--Thc most re-
markab1e exhibition Of physical strength aud
skill ever witnessed In this city took place at
Myers Hall on Potter street last evening, where
4. Moore, contested for purse OF S150. The
men were in splendid condition, and came
promptly to time at 7:50 p. m. Alter al cxcit-
ing contest Of two hours and twenty minutes, ut
the sixth and last round tic match was aeclarcd
in favor OF Moore.
, 1876-07-03
Il Letter with a Curious History,

:. - OMAHA Be.
Mr.. John Furay, Special Ma1-Agent, has Just
received Letter, for proper disposal BY hin,
, 1876-07-03
1HF ST. Nlc.H0l As

The proprietorB Of the st. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, spare neither pains nor expense to
keep it frst-crass in every respect.
Travellers who visit New York Will find at this
hotel comforts that will make their soiourD
1fyrnaof,Ta
, 1876-07-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To be nttrnctiveis q duty ofwhtcf, ladies may
best acqnit themselves by the usa Of Gouraud'a
Olympian Crealn an article which no lady has cvel
tined without becoming its lasting patron. Largo
Bottles reduced to one dollar.
EsnuEett's Cocoalne Ia the best and cheapest
hoir-lrcasing in the world.
, 1876-07-03

LONDON, July 2.-Egcrton Leigh, q Conscrya-
tive member Of the House Of Commons for Mid
Cheshire, is dead.
, 1876-07-03
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1so1oH, D. G., July 2.-For the Upper
Lake Region, Upper Mississippi, and Lower Mis-
souri Valleys, partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather, with southwest to northwest winds.
and stationary or slowly rising barometer,
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-07-03

PARIS, July 2.-One hundred and twenty five
more Communists have been pardoned
, 1876-07-03

i FIRE At DUNMoRE, Pa: ,,:.
scE&kos, Pa, July "a block o. pus's' tsn ooo
a Daaer burned list night. Loss, $$@'oo.
, 1876-07-03

OF the reaplng and moving machine business In
America is peculiar and Instructive. Many ma
chimes hare jumped into an ephemeral popularity
oiIv to spIuttcr out in short time like dying
candle. But the Champion has held bravely along
for twenty years or more, intrenching itself each
season firmer in the hearts Of its old friends,
and accepting the graceful oyertures Of hosts Of
new ones. Other machines come and go, but
proving itself; making the good better, and the
Excellent perfect It goes on claiming and win
ming the esteem Of those most difficult Of all
men to deceive; those most appreciatiye Of all
men for anything possessing marked practical
usefulness the farmers OF this and other na-
lions. CECNHATus.
, 1876-07-03

ROME, July 2:-Joseph Ferrant, the Italian
r1,i]nsonhnr il deat]
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How 1t Came to Pass.

He went into the corner saloon to
take drink. He took it, and be-
gan to feel like himself. He took
another, and felt bully; another, and
he felt like whale; another, and he
became belligerent. He wanted to
whip somebody. He spread out his
coat-tail for somebody to tramp upon.
But there being no coat tramper
around, he was not accommodated.
Then he went into the street and
looked cross-eyed at people, but no
one crossed at him. He ground his
teeth, and flung out his right arm, to
see if the joints worked well. Every
body kept out of his way. 1t was
not good day for fights. Then he
swore a black oath, and said he
could whip any man in town. No
one coming forward, he dared any
three men in town to stand before
him. Slowly the paid minion of the
law approached him, and laid his
official paw upon the collar of the
belligerent rooster, who now sitteth
sadly in City Hall cell, where the
dust raised by the gentle zephyrs
from Laramie doth not blow into his
eyes, and the corner saloon does not
get into his way.