davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-04
)alanDild)e Deps(lbfu.

Salifor, N.=S. 3. Woi. Sic
8el6ihte, no6 welder Son Carlos nit
oyeier leiuen @enerdle Dor IA Sogen
auf eem r9ibernian" bier ein9etroicn
leln loll, miro pon einem Serrn, Der Elm
pailo9ier bes Oampfers tpar uno peg
ionlid nit Son Carlos betannt lit, in
Mbreoe selteQt.
Gus Dem @efdneniHe BON Yembrpte,
CANADA, entluben oorgsitern brsi Wrre
l~tantcn.
8oton, 3. Moi. Cine Sittl6rift,
Die iiber Shus. ". Piper, Den Sitter,
perbdngte 5ooestrafe in lebenslibe0lft
u%n5upanosln, ,purbe oeittrn Dem 8ou
uer1eur bonn &atbc iioerreiht. Glne
gntl6eioung erfo!9te porldufig nlbt.
Gin Mntrag oui &emdbu1g cunes nellen
HrpSrlies miro beute oocr morgen i'm
@cri9te 9et,1t merben.
9artf Or Q, eonll., ). Wtarj. Slc
Se9lslatur frat beutc Sulammsn, unh
@oup. Su9erioa mu.oe inau9urirt. IS
iano Die iiblihs Wilitdrparaoe ltatt.
Cincinnati 8. Mai. Sicr cirtu=
lirt CUR 3eit cine 9rpbe Granddaughter
tie. Cine Srau Sarbelon brohte Der Ell
ni9en Sasen cine 4etitipn um @bsl6si=
oung Gin ipesen gbebruds uno srauia=
mer Sebasoluns. Sarbelon wuroe pon
cinem 6reunoe borauf aufmertlam &C.
madt, oob icine 6rou i'm mob,i9tinlid
los iein woGe, um einen auoeren An
bsiratben. @sltern MOr9en iibcrsuste
li6 9arbelon, oab ls!ns 6rau lpdbreno
Ger Na6t bon einem Gremosn Seln6s
erbielt, uno bat iest cine 1esentlase elm,
serciht.
8ci Der scitriscn Stabtwa6l in Sn-
olanopolis !ie9ten Die q publltaner nit
etlua 1000 Stlmmen Wtaioritdt.
, 1876-05-04
Guto. al(be uabtih IN.

Waina. Der 8. Wpril fibrte urA
Elm @Aauipisl BOT, rie mat ss Joni!
uur i'm Sodiommsr sewobnt 1T. Nad-
benz Die Tsmperatur 3u Der fur bic Sabs
reaaeit unsemohulitben 96be BON 10
@rab 81. i'm Sdatteu am Nbelnufcr
aefieaen mar, btsant sesen 4 ubr
SEA dmiitaas elm @ewitter butter Dem
Nieoermal6 smpor gu itcisen. wabrene
aleiAseitia Wetterleutten I'M Often l'f
seiats. Sem anldein naA fiel aui
Benz N%ieoerwalb itarfsr Sa9sl; mar
fab sic padns %l1msebuns BON 9sor9sn'
born ourA ben Ne9enounlt lhlmMern
uno slsid;eitis iisl 9a9el audi e%lelie'ts
be5 Nbeins. Cine a3eIllan9 f%rcilten Die
@ewitter wis Noler. Die aui Seute lau'
srn, iber %unlsrer @e9eno. Damn be-
sannen lie lib 5u entlaoen, mas le nad
Der @e9cno 3wllden 5 uno s ubr ltatts
fano. ucber @bersbelm, Ssbtsh i'm,
3ablbad. bwiihen @onleubeim nno
Mains uno lhlieBli9 Iber Dem lAon
friiber bartbetrolienen Seroersb;im 9lng
Elm Woltenbrud plcber. Der Die 9roBarz
tighten 0erwi ltun9en anridtete. 0ettSs
bsim ltano I'M 9tu tbsllpelle untet Nals
fer, in Seioesbeim lolen mebrere Seulc
in ben pl0elid cn~tltanoenm 6IAtb:n
e~rtrunfen lein, onneben linO Die Sabn'
oamme bel 0eioeSbeim, ioluie an TuBe
6es Sorts @onleubelm pom Walier
ourAseriilen uno Der 8ertcbr auf Ol fen
Streden gebenlmt. Gin Sbsil ber pioes
LID fauenOen Waiermaien bat iid audi
Iber Wfain5 uno nadlte lm9ebun9 cts
gotten. (NtabereS {. Artltel oui Der l..
Seits bieler Nummer.)
Die Sorbereitun9sn fir bas aroBs
8erbanbslaleBsn, weIdes gu Nn5aas
IuSult Die baO'lAcn, pfal3!idsn un0
rbeinilhen SAuecn du irobem 6elte
bier uereini9en wiro, usbusn riltlaeu
6ortgans. OaS GbrenprGIoium oss
5sltsS bat Ssrr Sar9ermeilter WaQan
ibcrnommen. DaS Central. @omite,
bic oberlte T~eltbebOroe, beltebt aus ben
Serrsn : SObann 0eInin9sr, crlter Sor.
fieenoer, Ybil. Scimt, 3peiter Goritseu.
Der, Satob DIctsrid, Or. Oumont,
@eb. Or. @olomann, Or. q. Oed)s.
NET, DirsttOr s. Nlaas, Characterization
Yang, Ct IS. WiiAsl, Nilbslm Brsclo.
riuS, 8siseOrbnetsr &einad. VranS
SOlspb nlinser, S. W. Stem, &allisr,r
ano AOolpb YO9el, S&riftiabrsr. Sisr.
III treten nod Die Horlisenoen bsS ST.
nanas. Baus. Gd,ies,. Mirtbfhotts..
, 1876-05-04
9urfei.

Con a.ntinopel, 8. Mai. -
Mlufbtar Poida beriAtct tele9rapbil9,
bab or mad einsm bcftigen @efeNte wie'
Der na@ @ati9to Su~rildsstebrt 1T uno
bofit. Dap lein Sies sur Secnoi9un9 Der
&ebeliOn iiibren wiro. Gr loSt, oab
beim lebten Sample an Sonnta9e, oIs
Die Sruppen ouf Dem Mari@e nod
GatiAto maren, Die S%nluy9enten 16..
600 Mann sabltcn, baB 1000 BON IT,
nen 9et0otet II. uerwunoet lpurben II. onb
bel Den &fcu ar ben beioeu porber-
9ebenoen Sa9en cbcnfals 400 damn
p%erwunbet ooer 9et0Otet purosa. Sn Den
8ampisn rurocu IS 9artsn sstOotet
, 1876-05-04
Die Tobkur,

1T b%eftintmt. has sau;e btsberise .SeiIperfabren urns
juitoben. Vie &ur piro bnr4 baS fosenanute
Srbbao nno bur9 Ginnsbmen Don Sobpmtner
beptrft 9 te 2ohoaocr aetBeH an, mo bic Erantbett
tbreu Sip bat, nj tttf lie ltest, uub Sl slei9er
Stit sci9en lie BITE 9e5en8traft bes @enI6en an.
Sauienoe. tno tn ben lesteu Snet Sabren In Der
porbsn. Inter ben @~sbettten ~befinben i5 pisle
ger,te uub &potbst T. Ste 2obbdber unteri6etten
i9 pom anbercn Bdberr baburd, bab ie brett auf
bic Rrartbeit etnptrfen, nab ben frauten Stolf entz
Iomme. Sic FnS elm @erbrennunsss Ober ausl4eis
bunoszproceB ber &rautbettstofie. Seeer Rrante
pir6 bet Der Inpenouns bircr 3nr f~osuiasen istn
etsener arst.. @enn SemanS bur4 eisie 8aber pes
renb mad Der bisbsrt9en Seilmetbobe bic Dttttel
8epobntid 9eidbrlider iub afs bic JerantbcitIeIblt,
lnb ii3 oiters Elm SanSes peer feeunodrsr &ranfs
'Obsiei5 bic aobSdber ane srantb.iten, innsrltd
unb Guberlt9, %turiren, 10 finb bod Bite Mtrtuusen
bel f~olgenbtu 8rantbeiten, DEFENDERS pern fe ii9
nod in ocutem Suitanbe ~befinben, gang auberoreents
lid: 1teber, ieIbt Nsrusns nnb Epphusiebcr,
perbeit iebr ibnen, sewbbnIi9 NIT Ia 8Goern,
imrirt. SaIss nnb annsenf6Winoiudt pirb,
Defenders bel iunssn 9euten u. in, eriten Stebihn,,
sep5brltb l.i6t tnrirt. WaNettndlt, Rbens
s neiat as,ms nab Standardization, iossis al:
tnphiItttldc Rrautbeiten in iebem @robe. Bet
anberen &ranfbeiten, Gr~anonuaoem, 0es
idipitren, Serop1eln &C; TT bic @irtars cine
pISslide u. fttbore. Sour etn Bah lit bturetdcno,
i'm SeSen pom Der @irfnus su ibersensen. Uaas
aeufrcbS uno Die 5o9enannte 6atns ober
Suderrnbr (etre bis iest unbeilbore &runfbeit)
nurben eebei(t. 8t Iestsrer &rantbett seben rs
prossnt Ses 3ndsrhOhes nit ieOsm Babe Sur4 bsn
llrtn ob.
iebem 0lab TT, aanbe p~srianbt, Der Nreis bts
BobespuIpers tit 80, bsr bes giunebme : Buffers
Al. Man IaHe ii9 cine 8roidlre lber bic eohtur
In saslii4sr ober beuti9sr Spra4e f4iden.
FIR. Rauohfuss,
"a Stunton Str. Box Is00)J
Rem Qort
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CeHreiR.

Wien, 3. Mai. Sc miro pertiinoet,
baB Gin po(itdnoises usbereinfcmmen
beaieli9 Der Grncuerung oes DnrfiAilh-
nnaaril1en 8unoes ersislt 1T NM Dup
sem Dnrei1. &sibsrotb, lopie Dem un=
eorilden 2auota9 Die nDibiSen BILLS
unterbreitet ueroen.
, 1876-05-04
gpan.en.

Matrio. 8. Mai. Scr prcmier.
miniiier gomoras Sci Goliiao bat Den
9elesaten aus ocm Norben 9cIast, oaB
Die tastii9si propin5en uno Noporro
Ii1 Der Gonieription unterpcrfen ano
@teuern sablen miil1en, pie Die anocren
Yropin3en.
, 1876-05-04
Girginia Staats<Wa5ette
tas,,a bsrasssssetsn son
3sbu g. psin.
DO. 81 3nStite straee.
otihm 0 II B, 9 "a.
Ureiie bet Gu,eigen:

Gin Sauare, Elm @lai ~
Gin eauare, ,met Mat tx
Gin @anare, bret Vial anoo
Gin Gaudre, cine Wohe ~
Gin eauare, einen @tena! ~ y
Gin Sanare. bret Nonats "'o
Srss,re ansetsen rpsresa biuasfr bsrtNrsf.
sIet pser rpeuiser Bel en- VtIsen etRsn Square
ane Mu,eissn fnb i'm gsraus aa sasfsa.
Die 3eituus wilb IN ata moab sne uTi'
asaenb Bon sem 9rasern tIr IS sents pe'
Wrhe auSgetraaen.
, 1876-05-04
Tranfrei@.

paris. 3. Mloi. Yrdi. McMobpn,
Der pisle 3ni6rifien in St5us auf Se.
s%naoisunsen iucsen politiiAer 8erss-
ben erbalten bat, ertlart, oaB er nur lol
DIE @elu9e beriidli1ti9en mid, Die ppn
ben 8erurtbeilten ielblt aIsseben.
, 1876-05-04
neus(is tfIfgr. pepslbfn.
IeutidIaaD.

Berlin, 3. Mai. Sn benz preuBi=
iden abseoronetenbauie gelon9te &C.
fern bic G~ilenbabns@ eicbporldge nit
GIG eceen 100 Stimmen sur orltten Der
lejuna.
, 1876-05-04

re- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-05-04
Fool
FOR
| CATTLE
FOOD
FoR
| CETTLEiM|
& II e & q.

bas amerifaniihe Sutter fir Gtfb
Dieie Wiiidung entbalt fem Irieaif
pbcr pcrsiftcte Stoffe.
GS trinst siue rcine Saut nno 9a t 6ranftei-
II BON Saaeen neg.
Iteler Mrtifel bat unter etnen nhrern Nomen
Muneer Ssrri6tst 1T ben giebbesrem Ypn
@rpB Nrit anisn,
Us 1T Elm letter Saamea unb sraeust s~sIuntes
Sleiid tsim 8ieb.
Is r~efprpsrt rem @aGstDum tss iuu9en Bic
hes.
s. Yertaubt bic @psilsn unb erstust LANCE
Wple bel 9haafcn.
Sir 99wsiue lit CO elm Wfittel, pelGes arant
beiten poa ibnsu abbalt.
gs re nist bas SIat Der pIersr. TintYisb
II. (. ID.
@eIiael oebeibt on siefem Sutter, rs Strbin.
bert 'Gbpleta unb Seruisbrt hes ysstn ppn
Gtern.
@s nirs in 5 Gent Yafeten serfauft. Die
GjebrauGsanwsilur9sn iiup irbr lei9t.
Sir 1 Atte 81 sob 100 Yattte
2 7 601b 200
A ~ 11Otb 400 :.
Mnbcrt Sumo, Sabritant.
Office unp Eager SO. IS. Is Stras.,
III | mtlt Vii d. Mt o II ,, 0a.
, 1876-05-04

$40 Yelcomite'S lUeIIe GJ,ctaEcomtte's
" W" iiau)lIen Aa9eI t3re 2Dattjfctt
5eaInnen mcr0en.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
LATEST LOCAL.

A STRAY horse is at the Twenty-frst
Ward Police Station.
UP to noon twenty-four parties we're
naturalized in the Probate Court.
LAST Thursday evening the verdict in
the Speer case was left at the Volks blatt
Office for the use of the morning papers.
Since then the document has not been
seen. The papers are wanted at the
Coroner's office, and he who took them
should make some some efforts to have
them returned to the proper officials.
THOMAS MULLoY has invented new
way TO collect board bills. Mulloy's
hash foundry Is on West Fifth, where
George Brown has been feeding, and it
is claimed by Mulloy that his two weeks
hash hasn't been settled for. SO the
boarding boss attacked Brown with
a mammoth butcher knife
about the size Of harpoon. Before he
had a chance to use it, however, Mulloy
was knocked out Of time, and both men
were arrested. Mulloy on Delng 'stood
up" before His Honor was fined the
costs, and Brown had to pay So and
costs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
Losses bV Fire.

Iowa CITY, Ia, October 80. - This
morning fire was discovered In r.
Dooley's two.story brick dwelling on
College street, occupied by sleeth,
whose loss is $4,000; insured for 1000
IN BIT. Louis company. The loss on the
building is 81, sou; insured In the Frank.
lin, of Rochester, for $4,000. Mrs. sleeth
escaped from the upper room In her
night clothes, and rlsked her life In 60
ing back to save two faVorite dogs.
Howard CITY, MICH, October 30
The fire at Lakewell, at II A. NJ, Satur-
day, burned the Roseman House and
two other wooden buildings, one occu.
pied by A. Tabor as drugstore, and
the other by L. Cafe as meat market.
Loss, $15,O 900; insured. A detective fue
was the cause.
PEORIA, ILL, October S).-Yesterday
morning during heavy thunder storm
Lightning struck the bonded warehouse
OF r. & s. Woolner in the lower part OF
the city, and the fire which ensued
burned the building to the ground. The
loss is about $4,000. There were three
hundred barrels of highwines in the
warehouse, about half Of which is saved.
The loss is fully covered by insurance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30

Although misers are not publicspirlE-
ed class they are treated with greet in.
dulgence whenever they die, and hatA
very elaborate obituary notices in loosi
columns. This seems to have been A.
very trying season for them, osrIain Il
Is that they are going of very rapidly IN
all parts Of the country, and the eocen.
tricities are most chronicled Ia tue
newspapers. The money Is in a strange
place, and the monomaniac generally
dies without telling where il is, ffh
thought being perhaps that his ghost
can keep an eye ON it after DISSOLUTION.
An old man died about four months ago IN
Maysville KY, hid 81, 200 worth of UniteH
States bonds iu two mustard boxes and
buried them in a pile Of scrapwood IN
his shanty. The wood was sold about
ten days ago to ragpicker for IS cents,
and while he was gathering 1t tcgethEr
a bystander picked up the mustard
boxes and found the bonds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
Murder I'm the First Degree.
Minor Mentions.

PAUTUCKEr, r. L., October 3O.-A fire
this morning In the building adjoining
the Post-office caused loss OF $4,000; In.
sured.
NEWARK, N. j., October 3O.-Jos. Hat
field, In row with tour or i've men, this
morning, was SO badly beaten that he
will die.
BALTIMORE, October 30.-Wm. Haw.
thorne, of Hagerstown, Washington
County, Maryland, aged seventy
two years. was killed yesterday,
at that place, by his SON
in-law, Thos. Stevens. The latter was
quarreling with his wife, and while at
tempting to ejeot him from his house,
Hawthorne received a fatal wound.
LONDON, October 3O.-The steamer
Pandora, which sailed from Southampton
for Smiths Sound, Arctic regions, some
months ago, for the purpose of bringing
to England any dispatches which
might have been deposited there by the
Arctic Expedition, has just returned.
Sne passed Crookhaven on her way to
Portsmouth, at noon to-day. Ali ON
board are well.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
Police Court,

Miscellaueous--M. G. Kenny, Pat.
Mullaney, H. Won Vechten and j. B.
Hart, having obscene literature in
their possession, jury demanded fer
this afternoou; Richard Gordon,
practising trick game, new trial;
Samuel Feist. embezzling, continued to
October 81; George Meyer, exposing per-
son, $50j w. Il. Williams, lettering, 10
days, execution suspended; John Neid-
teldt, cutting with intent to
Kill, continued to November IL;
John Beutleschirsz, embezzIement, dis
missed; Martin Nagel, committing nuis-
ance, SIS; VIM. McCartY, abusing fam
lily, 30-$50; Thomas Malloy, carrying
concealed weapons, costs; John King,
same, SIS; Charles Sickeis, resisting
officer, continued to October 81;
Fred. Ditchen, abusing family, under
bonds; Frank. Minkhouse, same, under
bonds; Burke Little, child stealing, con.
tinued to November2.
Drunk and Disorderly-Ellen Pfeitfer.
dismissed; Bayard Shaw, costs; MARY
Burning, dismissed; Mary Riner, dis.
missed; Charles Sickles, continued to
October 81; J. N. Shaier, 81; George
Bell, So: Nellie O'Brien, dismissed;
Henry Z. Kelser, Sd; Ellen Saylerhorn,
50; Gilbert Fetter. "; Jerry Meuarty
and Tim Donovan, IS each; Gallus
kestel, IS; Hugh Murnin, jr., and
samuel lhle, jr., So each;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Col. A. Z. JONES, Of Walnut Hits,
will return this week from his Eastern
trip.
Mr.. B. BUssMAN, Of the Sherif's OF
fee, 10 about to embark In the ship Of
matrimony, with belle OF Covlngton.
THOMAS TILDEN QUINN, THos. G.'s lit
tie "heiormer," Is not old enough 70
take much part in the present campaign.
He is just week old to-day.
JOHN f. OsTENDARP, Deputy Clerk Of
the Police Court, who has been "doing"
the Philadelphia show, appeared on
THEODORE A. Boards many friends
sympathize deeply with him in his bs-
reavement by the loss OF his beautiful
wife, who died OF consumption last Sat-
urday evening.
OFFICER GEO. HEIT, guard at the
Work-house, who is better known ms
"Deerfoop ON account OF his good wind
and bottom, being good for four-m10
Riddle, the escaped convict, is indebten
for his recapture.
BARRIsTER HENDRICKS has q client
named Nellie swan, who has been ar
rested for disorderly conduct. The case
has been laid over for o few
days, and when 1t Is called
Hendricks is prepared to prOva
that the woman when arrested was nt
family prayers, but her invocation boz
ing SO loud and earnest the neighbOtS
com planned, and she was taken in.
Col. HENRY Q. DE BEAUMONT, late n
the One Hundred and Eighty-seoBnfs
New York Volunteers, commenced hia
downward career soon after his arriVHi
in this city, and has served term in The
Werk-house for embezzlement. Ha
Is now in jail charged with stealing a
stove from Picketts den on Rat p 1W.
and Pickett says the stove was hOS.
| This is but another melancholy illustra-
ton Of the celebrity with which a man
will go to the dogs when he let's all holds
60. 1t is very sad.
MEssR. WILLIAM and JOHN MARTIE
Harbor Hughes, Ira Titus and William
Spencer Huston, alias "Nick of tbs
| Woods" all OF Colerain Township, thIz
county, are about to start on their an
nual deer-hunt. Their camp is In Pnt
nam County, this State, from where, Oh
previous occasions, they have brought
many pound of buck. Their accontrs
ments are complete, they all beinS
! Nimrods of the Daniel Boone type.
The timid deer from out his lair
These sturdy huntsnfen 90 to scare:
They seek the woods for pleasure sake.
10 live While on venisOn steak.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30

F. zeler, costs; j. Nelson, 80; Il. IA
mer, $5; Terry Cunningham, dismissedi
John Donovan, S25; j. McGettriek, ~;
Michael Riley, George McNamara. con
tinued to November 2; Nellie Honmaa.
Swan, continued to November 1; Nancg,
Sanders, So; John Jamison, Ssi
james and John Thompson and David
Prout, So; Mrs. H. Jones, costs; !. "
Rolf J.Grimes, Nell Williams, ,dismissedS
Assault and Battery-James Lawiefs
dismissed; Torrents Steinnagel, Herman
Schmidt, Jas. McCarty, costs; George
Brown, So; John Glib, So; Henry Aarra-
son, dismissed.
Yagrants-Annie Nc Mahon, Continual
to November 2; Gertie Williams, Minnle
Thomas, dismissed; Harry Benton. 10
days, execution suspended.
Petit Laroeny-Chas. Ii. DeBeaH-
mont, continued to Nov. 2; Jas. Glib
bons, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
MOrtuarY Record.

John Joey, 10 months, city.
Mary W arrender, rs years, England.
George e. Morrison. year, city.
Geo. Keller, weeks, CITY.
Josephine Oberly, 4 years, city.
Frederick Pleiffer, months, oity.
tooken Ames, IA years, Germany.
Lizzie Creelman, II years, city.
James Fitzpatrick, still-born.
Sister Magdalen Stefeu.
Anna Stambush, 9years, city,
II. Scheppmann, q years, Gefmany.
Owen Malarky, IS years, Ireland.
+. Hauekmeier, 2 years. city.
infant Cox, stilLboru.
n. W. Stapleton. 36 years, Ireland.
Chas. Kissing, u years, Germany.
James MoDermott, 96 years, ireland
Lizzie A. Backman, 6 years, city,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
Death from Starvation,
From the London Echo. |


1t is distressing fact that,in this land
Of plenty, deaths from starvation should
occur. What invented story, for in.
stance, can be more surprising aud
touching than the history and death of
Arthur French as evolved at the inquest
held by Dr.. Hardwick, ON Tuesday lasts
Aged sixty-five, French formerly held
good position in dublin, but became
reduced in circumstances. His grand
father was aid-de.camp to the Dake OF
Kent, father Of her Majesty. his suOSe
being Colonel Commandant Of q reYI-
ment of Dragons. He became so % sr
that he determined to go to London and
about six weeks ago started on tho
On reaching Liverpool they could only
afford railway fare to Birmingham. the
the remainder Of the Journey to Lonkluaa
being performed on loot. Much hara.
ship was endured on the road, and, after
weeks walking they reached town,
the old mans condition being yery
weak. They slept in common lodging
houses several nights. French, the
elder, growing exhausted and ill, he aP-
piled for admission to the Royal Free
Hospital, but was not taken in. He Rext
applied for admission to the HolbOra
Work-house Inhrmary with like IT.
suit. He then applied to a doctor, who
advised him to go to st. Pancras Work.
house, but ON the way thither he fell
down in the street from exhaustion,
and had to be assisted to his desttna-
ton by one OF his sons, whore both were
readily received. The old man told MS
melancholy history to the doctor, but
was unable to take the food and h0urish-
ment offered him. He said he had not
bad enough to eat for long time, asa
for some days had scarcely tasted ahy-
thing. He gradually sank and died IN
the course Of few day. A post-InortEua
examination showe1 that it- Was b feA
case of starvation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 80. 1876.

The Rev. q. W. B. Aveling, ID, who
Is a sort of Archbishop Of Canterbury
to the Congregational churches OF Eng
land, recently delivered a charge, In
which a very remarkable statement was
made, that the famous actor, Mr.. Henry
Irving, was not MIR. Avellng's son. "He
Is not my son." said the reverend gen.
tleman, TOR, II he is, l don't know it. l
have seen him, and esteem him as a
private gen leman; but he is not my
son, and never was. The fact is that
Mr.. Henry Irving is not Henry Irving at
all, but Henry Broderick, whose father
and mother are living at Bristol"
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FROM THE POLITICAL WORLD

New YORK, October 80 0.-Ex-Governor
Randolph, of New jersey, who has been
spending several days in South Caro-
lima, telegraphs from Columbia as fol-
lows:
81 have obtained interviews with the
leading men OF both political parties,
and among the persons have seen and
conversed with are public men from
Charleston, Columbia, Aiken, Camden
and Elgefeld. These places are the
centers of the population alleged to be
especially violent aud insure otionary.
OF them, one and all, can say that no
village population OF New Jersey is
more quiet OF peaceful, and with a sim
gle exception, arising from cause non-
political, none OF these districts have
been disturbed. Their civil officers, town
and county, are mostly Republicans, i,
and they assert that there has been no
time within Gov. Chamberlain's Admin
istratlon that they could not execute the
laws without assistance from with
out"
NEW YORK, October 30.-The Times
this morning published an address to
the people OF the United States, signed
by the most prominent merchants, build
ers and business men in the city, among
them John Jacob Astor, William E.
Dodge, Morgan, Bliss 6 Co., Drexel.
Morgan Il Co., e. d. Morgan 6 Co., j. g.
W. seligman " Co., Cyrus W. Field. 4.
l.. Tiffany, and many others, in which it
Is submitted that The nominee of the
present administration of this Govern
ment induces the undersigned to ex.
press their confident belief that the
same policy which has so we'll sustained
the commercial hOnOr, aud aided so
powerfully In the preservation Of the
Union itself, would be best promoted by
the election Of HAYES and Whealer.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


This Morning.
The Board met In regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
Pay rolls for the week ending Octob eI
98, were paid as follows: Street Clean.
ing, $1,417 s5; Cleaning Sewers, Sl95 10;
Parks, $500 55J Street Repairs, $236 80.
On motion, Geo. j. Murray wac
granted an extension OF twenty days
for repairiDg the sidewalk ON The north
side OF Liberty street.
On motion, it was ordered that the AS
sistant Engineer in charge OF bridges be
required TO report the specific cost Of
the necessary repairs.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Chief Engineer
be directed to put in a man hole on Syc.
amore street, between Court street and
the Miami Canal"
The claim OF Patrick Lsary for work
done OH Columbia avenue was taken up
aud discussed tor considerable length
Of time.
The bill amounts to So, 100 I3. The
subject was laid over for final action to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following,
which was adopted:
"Resolyed, That the several contract
ors tor repair OF streets in the city be
directed without delay to repair the
fag-sTone crossings as required by their
contracts, and the Supervisor and the
Assistant Supervisors are requested to
carry out this order."
A communication was received from
r. II. Shoemaker, Superintendent OF the
c.. c., Z, u L. R. r.. asking for the lIse
of water in TWO new freight depots. Re-
ferrsd to the Committee on Water
works.
A number Of small bills were passed
and the Board adjourned.