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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-15

THE Methodist Episcopal Conference


ut Baltimore has received memorial
from certain colofed ministers setting
forth that there are 10000 members Of
that denomination who are persons of
African descent, and requesting the ap-
pointment of a Bishop for the colored
people OF their Church. The memorial
was not fayorably considered by the
Conference, though final action has not
yet been taken upon the subject.
This is but one instance among good
many where the colored people are max
ing great mistake against their own
interests and injuriously to their future
welfare. Their aim should be to avoid
all such separations OF races on the
"color line" where the subject matter
under consideration is one OF common
right and Of common faith. In matters
appertaining to the church and religion,
Of all others, this division Of members
upon the color line would be most inap-
propriate and unwise.
1t may possibly be alleged that the
colored members OF their church are not
sufficiently cared for under the superin-
tendency of the Bishops as commonly
appointed; and that bishop OF their
own race might be found more attentive
to their spiritual wants, or more accept
able to their wishes. But we do not
think SO. 't ~
II in matters Of this kind the colored
people can not accept the situation oil
things, it would seem hopeless for them
to be satisfied with the social order oil
the country. 1t should be their aim to
wipe out the color line on all possible
occasions. Instead OF that, in the pres
ent instance, they are seeking to estab-
lish that line when it is altogether need
less, and where 1t could work only mis-
chief to themselves and evil to their
church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-15

A REPORT from the House Committee
on Public Printing claps MI. Clapp into
a bad predicament. 1t recommends
that an indictment be found against him,
and that the proper Committee inquire
as TO his impeachability. MI. Clapp re-
ceived his appointment by the Senate
alone, and therefore objects to the juris-
diction Of the other branch Of Congress.
We rather guess that such plea will
not avail him.
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THE st. Louis Globe Democrat will
certainly get its double-headed head
punched. Our "Deacon Dick" is truly
good man, as all the world knows; and
slow to anger, as every red-headed Irish
man is known to be. But he can't stand
everything, and may break loose, you
know. And the St. Louis fellow speaks
profanely of the good Deacon Dick
calling him "the little red-headed rascal
Of the Gazette" Now, it's some down,
and t'other come on" Sail in, Deacon.
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MCKEE, one Of the st. Louis convicts
Of the whisky ring, is making most Wig
.orous effort to procure remission Of
his sentence SO far as imprisonment
goes. But Grant goes a-tishing and to
she Centennial, and smokes his cigar, SO
shat McKee's chance of getting any Ex-
ecutive help looks exceedingly slim.
Meanwhile unwhoiesome looking facts
and circumstances continue to leak out
that make his case look no better very
fast. We rather think, that Mac. will
have TO 60 to meet Avery, Mcdonald
and Joyce. ID needs one more to com.
plete the quartette. ie
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IT IS reported that the City Collector
OF Chicago has departed for Europe
through the Canadas. He took that
route, not because it was the quickest,
but on account of a 100000 deficit in
his cash accounts, and no extradition
now worth mentioning between this
country and England. This makes it
mighty convenient for those chaps up
North there along the border. 1t is only
''presto, change!" and the thing is done.
England gets all our rogues and keeps
them, t's"
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"TH1Rp TERMrsM,, having been effectu.

"THIRD TERMIsM" having been effectu-
ally done for, third partyism now begins
to loom up among the political mon-
,strosities Of the time. And, to make
this monstrosity the more monstrous, it
is proposed to make BEN. BUTLER the
head of it. If he is TO be the head of a
party, what Imagination can conceive OF
its tall
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THE London Times has an ardent edi-
torial congratulatory of the grand OPEN
ing Of our Centennial Exposition,
founded upon telegraphio information
sent under the sea.
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Dom PEDRO has decided to take run
out West as far as the Mississippi, and
thence take a steamer from st. Louis to
New Orleans, to see the country. If he
wishes to see swamp about 1900 miles
long that is good route to take. Per.
haps 1t is for his special Accommodate
that the Mississippi is booming itself
out of it's banks, if it has any.
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Empressto the extent of one more, to
count with Harrington, we shall not la
ment over the abrogation Of that extra
dition treaty. Her Majesty, the En-
press aforesaid, shall. be welcome to the
whole "bilin'" of 'em. We have no use
for 'em here.
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SOME Yankee genius is preparing to
exhibit at the Centennial cast iron pill
low-case. He must Fave read the witty
Dean Swifts facetious account OF the
scientific exploits OF his far-famed Acad-
emy of Logado, where they essayed to
work marble into pin.cushions.
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IT is stated that Harrington, the man
implicated in the Washington safe-burg-
Larry business. has departed without
leaving his card; and has added one to
she population OF her Majesty's, the EN-
press OF India's, Dominion Of Canada.
Vow IL Babsock will only natronize the
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THE "Southern HoteW at st. Louis has
passed into new hands as lessees. The
Stetsons now run that popular caravan
sarai, and will do it well, no doubt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-15

The Virginia Republicans do not ex.
actly instruct their delegates, but ex-
press preference for Blaine.
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THE Mississippi River is booming full,
and threatening to become bigger. The
lower regions must look out.
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WAUKEESnA, WIS, Dec. 8, 1875.
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ELHIRA,' Nov. %, 1875.
like the soles 80, very much that herewith
send w for q Head Band. n a4s8s
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
The EVIL Fruits of Weak Digestion.

There is no pathological fact more
clearly ascertained than that the most
formidable phases Of nervous diseases are
directly traceable to imperfect digestion.
Insomnia, with its train of direful conse-
quence, proceeds more frequently from
weakness of the stomach than from any
other cause. Mere sedatives are power
less to cure nervousness, and soon cease
to palliate its symptoms. The true way
to strengthen the nervous system is to
invigorate the digestive and assimilative
organs, upon whose unobstructed action
its equilibrium is absolutely dependent
The daily use of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters will do more to brace and soothe the
weakened and irritated nerves, and in
duce sound, refreshing sleep natures
grand cathoicon-than all the so-cslled
nervnes to be found in the pharmaco-
pna or out of it. A neglass-full of the
Bitters should be taken before each meal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

GRAND JURY.-The following named
citizens were drawn as Grand Jurors, to
serve at the next regular term of the
County Court which commences on
Monday, July 3rd 1876. s.. w. Dutton,
p. Cronln, J. s. Hampton, James Feour,
Lewiston B. S. Guptill, John Coum bes,
James A. johnson, r. SiIcox, Indian
Creek James Benton, |. Pincus, w. P.
Bassham, John McMurry, j. r. Bach,
NJ. Lang, Jacob Barnlckel, Charles Hsr-
vey, W. L: Hudspeth, James Carson,
Weaverville A. M. Carter, A. p. Has
kins, Trinity Center &. Anstead, j. F.
Dolliffe, Cinnabar; A. b. Goss, Hay
Fork; w. c. Given, Robert Glover,
junction City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

WELLS AT THE BURYIEG- -GRoUND-A
shor: time ago we noted that the Odd
Fellows were about to dig a well for irri
eating purposes al their Cemetery. The
well has been dug and fair supply OF
water found at 80 feet. 1t has been sunk
to depth of 33 feet and now mas several
feet Of water. The success of this has
suggested the idea of a well for the public
Cemetery and Mrs. w. j. Tinnin has
taken the matter in hand in commenda-
Bile spirit and already secured considera-
BILE subscription for tina: purpose. A well
is much needed there and Mrs. Tinnin
will no doubt bo successful in the under
taking of securing sufficient funds for the
purpose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

GRAND CENTENNIAL BALL.-In our
advertising column will be found the an
nouncement Of Grand Ball at the Thea
ter on the evening Of July 4th. Good
music has been secured and a splendid
time is anticipated. Mr.. Thomas assures
the public that he will spare no pains to
make the Ball and Supper worthy Of the
great occasion. Tickets have been placed
al the low price of S3, 90.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

Coon HoUsE.-The weary traveller
now finds splendid accommodations at the
Trinity Center hotel which under the
management of of Messrs. Hall, Muir
ray & Hall, is rapidly gaining in public
favor. A good meal and nice clean bed
togsther with the usual refreshments at
the bar can always be obtained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

RIsING.-The thermometer is daily
marking a little more heat. During the
past week it has gradually ascended un-
til Thusday it reached 106 in the shade
in the JOURNAL office. If it keeps on
another week at the same rate we will
probably get our full share of heat before
the time appointed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
nnn,r FoRnrr that this SATURDAY, eve-

DON'T FORGET that this Saturday eve
ming, June 18th, is the time at which the
Concert of the Wsaverville Musical I'm
ion takes place at Thomas Theater.-
The managers of the affair have made
great exertions to please and hope to have
their labors rewarded by "full house"
Home amusements are always the best
and should be encouraged with liberal
patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

WE have just room to say that on nc
count of land notices and other new ad-
vertisements, received late in the week,
many matters Of local interest and which
should have received attention this week
are necessarily crowded out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

RICH QUARTz.-A quartz lode, report
ed extensive and lousy with gold" has
recently been discovered in the noun
tains at the head of Coffee Creek. A par
ty including two San Francisco men has
gone to look at the new discovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

NICE HAM.-We are under everlasting
obligations to Doc. j. NJ. Luttrell, of
Fort Jones, fol specimen ham which
we gladly endorse as superior article.
"Doc," brought several thousand pounds
of ham, bacon and shoulders to this mar
ket and they are now on sale at Ii. Jdnk-
ans establishment. We regard j. Ms
hams as q much better article than J. KS
speeches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
LIST OF LETTERS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious Services will be held as follows,
until further notice:
GEAVERVILLE-Ch every Sabbath,
ns o'clock, p. NJ. Sabbath School at p. NJ.
A. I. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

PHoToGRAPHIC GALLERY.-Mr. Abel
arrived in Weavervlle on Monday, and
is prepared to take photographs and am
bertypes in every style Of the art. Mr..
Welch, his partner arrived some time
ago, and has been engaged in getting the
gallery at the corner of Court and Tay-
lor streets in readiness for operating
The firm have the reputation of doing
excellent work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
81. 3oseph's GoIIege,
NERvILLE,
Humboldt County, Cal.

This Institution, situated on picturesque
elevation at the confluence of the Van Duzen
and Eol Rivers commands view Of the most
maj estlc mountain scenery and being remote
from city allurements, IL In an acknowledged
safeguard for morals. For salubrity Of climate
the locality is unrivalod. Tho buildings arc
largo and commodious tho grounds--thirty
acres In extent-afiord tho pupils OppOrtunitios
of healthful and manly exercises.
Unremitting attention will he given to tho
intellectual and moral culture Of the pupils
Non-Cath0lic pupils will bo free 10 attend the
religious exercises or not, according as their
parents or guardians may desire.
Pupils are received mt any time during tho
year.
No reduction will be made from regular
charges, except for absence caused by protract-
cd illness.
No leave of absence during tho scholastic
year, except the Christmas Holidays.
Each pupil on entering should be provided
with sufficient suits Of clothes for tho term,
and liberal supply Of shirts, socks, pocket
handkerohefs, towels, napkins, brushes,
combs, etc, etc; mono Of these will be provided
by tho College unless by special arrangement.
Payments are to be made half-yoarly and
invariably in advance.
The course Of studios Is, Classical, Scientific
and Commercial Crock, French, Span
ish and Italian are taught. Particular atten-
ton will bo paid 10 the English and German
languages. Literature, pure and mixed, Ma
thematics, History, Geography, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy, etc, etc.
TER MS:
For Board, Lodging, Tuition and WASH
ing per Scholastic w
Entrance Fee ~ w
Vacation at College,. 10 90
Music-Vocal and strumental-DrawiDg
and Modern LanRuages-ExtTag.
DAY PUPILS:
Junior 40 W
The Scholastic Year consists Of Two Sessions
each comprising petiod Of five months. Tho
first session commences on tho Goth Of August !;
tho second on tho 10Th Of January.
For further particulars apply TO
VERY REV. J. UPHAUS,
A. GODFREY, Superior.
Secretary. my2O-Oi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

TIE FOURTH AT JUNCTION. - The
programme and order of exercises for
the forthcoming Centennial celebration
at our neighbor town of Junction City,
will be found in another column. Mr..
Louis Raab informs us that another
meeting Of citizens was held and all prep
arations completed to make the celebra-
ton worthy of attendance. A cordial
invitation is extended to people general
ly to take part.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

WATER.-The past few days have les
'ohsd the amount Of snow on the noun
"'n' in "a noticeable degree. Streams
'Vsry place are high, the Trinity being
Up so much as to forbid crossing with the
i'fry at Co1's Bar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
ROLL OF HONOR.
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE FAST WEEK.

Geo C. Sears to Butcher x Ingram-Mining
Claims and Ranch, Reading Creek-$2j0.
W. H. Boltenhouse to Wood & Schroeder
10 acres of land-S350
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

IMPROVING RAPIDLY.-Trinity Cen
|lsr is now one of the most lively "camps"
8h the county. Business is good and pros
Poets very fattering. Two weeks ago a
lodge of Good Templars WAS organized
'and last Sunday Father Hunt, Catholic
Pastor, at this place, organized Sabbath
.fchool there. The health OF that vicinity
HS also greatly improved, there having
besn no fever and agus in the nsighbor-
hood for more than two years. Cinnabar
District and the East Fork and Coffee
CFeek bitches will make Trinity Center
.on OF the best business places in the coun'
ZF' Speaking of business, reminds us
mat Rumfelt & Loring talk ofseling out
.nercby presenting splendid opening
lot man with small capital who wishes
% invest in desirable general merchan
using business.