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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
Observation-Disclosures

Ote &artoeltafer 1ouen l1on
wieber bic iunsen &artoifsIifanben bsimius
den. anitatt Barrier @riin iou, pie elm
8e6ieIbIatt miitbeilt, bic gflanse Gntens
fuB, lateinii6 podohyllum palladium, eng
lid ~mayappIe (MuiupfeD unter weld' lees
te,e Namen bieielbe bsionbers Ben
Oeutidamerifanern befannt lit, porsusies
ben iein. OieieIbe ua9it iiberal i'm llas
terbols, Defenders germ in Iieberunaen bat
sroBe Sldtter, bic siftis iinb, unS brinst
cine eBbare dpfeIartise 6rudt berpOr.
Die ghun3e miro einfu9 ausseriien unb
in @afier absefO6t, wOrauf man bic Sars
toffeIitauben nit bieiem @aher beiptenst.
Oas MitteI fol- gang portreffi9 iein
unb mad ~einn,aliser anwenbuns psridwins
ben bic Safer unb febren ni9t wieber.
Den &artOffelpfansen ieIbit seidisbt bas
nit ni6t Der serinsite Sdaben.
&unarienuOseI pom I'm sesies
fer gu befreten. Oieie Sbier9en
werben i'm Bauer iebr oft BON gang tIeinsn
Snieeten sepIast, weI9s meiitens bic Ser,
anlaiiuns finb, baB bic gOsel ni9t munter
iinb unb trant ausiebsn. Tim iie baron
gu befreien, lest man einise friide 5idtens
sweise iber Hadt in bas Bauer unb banst
elm weit es Sud- barber. Sas llnsesie.
fer, wel@es ben @eru9 Der Ti9te ni9t ers
trdst, frie9t. alsbann sewObnIid in Sas
Su3 unb man tann baIelbe Dfters am
Morsen nit tleinen rotben Yunften bebsdt
finben, in benen man leidt BEL ndberer
unteriu6uns bas bic &anarienuOseI qua:
lenbe llnseSiefer entOedt.
8ie Yferbe sefittert erbe
olIten. Die grt uno Wense bss &Sr:
nerfutters fir Yferbe muB iid itets mad
Der arbeit ri3ten, welde pom Yferbe uers
Ianst wirb.
Sir Yierbe, wel6e bauptia6Ii6 gum
S9nelfabren uerwanbt werben ioaen, 1T
elm itiditofibaltises gutter uorsusieben.
0asu sebOrt 9afer, Grbien, @eisentleie,
SeItu6en uiw. Die bette Miiduns fir
mitteIsroBe Yferbe lit uieIei9t: 8 Yfo.
9eu, 8 Bfo. Safer, 4 bib. @siSsnfleie II.
J 9iO. ~semabIenen SeIfu9en per Sag.
Oieie fleine 3usube pOn SeItu9en iOate
ni3t perminbert ober gar w~esseIaien wers
ben, ba iie Defenders 9artIeib'sfeit perbins
bert. gs 1T itets better be 8erbauuns BEL
ben gferoen bur3 5utter, wie bur4 Mes
oi5inen gu resuliren.
Sir pferoe, wsIde bic sew6bnIi9e 5ars
merarbeit perri9ten islen, 1T bas bette
6utter 9afer unb Muistorn, bsreiis ses
i3rcten unb nit 9ediel ober sei6nittenem
9eu, n~uBsemenst. @efittert iOIten 10
Pfb. Seu, 10 gfb. BON benz seidrOtenen
Safer unb Maisfurn unb ] Pfunb semabs
lener Seltu9en werben. ginise &artof.
feIn, Gi6en pber gaitinafe iino itets su:
trd9li9 fir bas Pferb.
Sir PferOe, wel9e ni@t arbeiten unb
nur 9ele9entli9 seblau6t werben, iinb l6
9funb Sen, 4 YfunS Sufer NIT einisen
Oelfu9en genns, bieielben in iebr sutem
Stanoe gu erbuIten.
lu9 tann man iol9e Bferbe nit &leie
nno Gbimotbee Seu Obne SAFER erbuIten,
aber fein Pferb ioate ben @inter binSurd
nnr nit trodenem 6utter sefittert uerbsn.
Serdnoeruns in Der @attuns bss Suffers
ioute, iowie ii6 bies tbun IdBt, Ofter itatts
iinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
SGwtmo( udjt ge6eift !

Gin alter ar,t. rsl6tr I'D rem feirsm @tlhdt.t iuradst.
lp8tn bat, trbiet spa lnsm pitineii6tn WhIienGr has re.
efpt ,ur z ereituna eu9r ,iuia6en ans gAdHjenfehen be-
frbtnt en- Nrsnet iur ibrtaen uno ipertn peIuHg Der ausa
sepruas, S6uineiutt es 9atarrbs. Der Gnsbrlfisttit,
unh aaer Sals. une Experimentation, ebsnlp ta lderss
Wlitttl eeseu Rtrpenihpahe uue alt gerpen. eeesn. Rad.
eem or eenen auetrcretntltd beileuee 8raft in Sauienetn
8dlen erprpbt bat, fubgt sr fa pephiStet, % leinsn lsissa.
Ten gittmeRihtn betdnnt u MAIDEN.
Gur1 pislen Urunp btppsen unp beieelt ppn hem gpua.
ldt, her ~leieenetn Mtnintet gu pelten, ienei or ,fpfeRs
fret" eitlts &sespt NIT seafaueissr Grilaruns. ,ur 3ubss
reituue une SumStbraua tulslben, an aae ~etsitRissa, rel6e
eieies punihtn.
Ssnss snsu pSafanis in stnsm 9risfe uns ntnns bic
3sitans nit Namsn, in rslSsr ea sis aajsise stItisa ban.
DR.. w. c.. STEVENS,
238-290 Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
Mammotb 6oliab 1nSian Goru.

gir pFanstsn lestss 6ribiabr auf Pong Sslanb, cine ilsins
0uautitat (pelte mir nit pteien S6pieristsitsn srpieltenl,
Disisr bis lest NOD ieItsnenart rtsieabaitsn s1sIl9iprnss. Sn
Septembtr tdHpen mir eur9 ptrfli6es W c IN ole
6pps Der Wiebrjasl Der ghanSen ~ bic 10 5Gs u. ned mad.
iene,. NIT irsi bis funf a%nsepeusrn asprsn an fat isprm
Stpd.
Der Grtras mar stra 200 guiba gDsli&tUrn. astr,n per
4dsr, une cine 8rpbs uiahs suffers Ger fetnfea
0ualttit.
spir sdttsn bic sanjs Grnsts ;u tinsm euten grsiie an ii.
men Sler gerler Saamsn. pdneler perlauren tpnRsn babeu
Is absr Mot sstban, une tpssn 60 ppr, etele 9rneIs fur unlt.
rt tahlreinen saRe 2uneen 81 bepalten, ole Go IN ibrem Der.
tbsile fueen ptrpen, la p~entsfeus eintu ilsintn 3btil steltr
leltensn Sorte su ltptrn, UNI ls I'm 6rublapre ~ ~pfanSea.
luptise 5armer, relte ans pfnsSn init ltnalen y II Il.
sen, lsultipatorsn rne rsnis Rsrtb) bstpeleits srtlben
zen Heiben, ue an zen baursen Vsbraun Der pade elaa.
ben, ptresn i1 lser zen Srrrls punpsrn. 9Dtr ltneen per
Dot an trssnp etnr &erene eth gaauet nab 9mprane BON
~ Gents une Spsi erei cent Sl-mps, peer erri Yaauete
aaG vrplanS etnss Gplars une ,pei erei Gent Clamps.
dn ASenteu rur $500 per Duserp unp a erei eeni clamps.
tA- unier gprraIb III Mot ltbr srps. gerenen,
psl6e ron pbieem Saamsn punibtn, lplftn utht laumea
tbre SelttQun9en etntuienpen. ale SaameH ale friln une
tetmrabte sarantrt. 3s.ne gDaartn seianbt Tur .. .. D.
Das @ele mug Der Set. lung bttse6Iphea rtrpen. Sur 10.
et Der sbissn Sprten Saamen a~erellire
Selig Stare s. Co.,
q 2i3-26s 8 $50 22i Gan ti3 Str. ken ssri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
SSic Nspr SittsrS su Sauic in
SlcSclana pcrfauft Derocn.

Or. 8ra;itr.- g1erther 6srr!
Saben Sic he 'nuie, mir rieter elm @ro6 Roc. Sitttrs Az
lsuern. Die Ndttrase l6eint INNER m br ,%ujunebmtn.
Iteis5 N nun eGs lt .nts Srps tuter tn taulenb 6lafheR),
psl6s i'd felt lem 2. 9iai ,s74 ttttat babe.
A6tunsspea
g. p. 0bur6in, Gppisatr.
September, 8. 1878.
Or. 5raIier.- g9etbsr SEER.
Der @srfauf Sbrss 8oet, Sitt,rs III i,sr i'm 3uunsbmer.
gStr eerieu, tas &c uns besablt, psHu mir easSIbe bel Sbneu
i'm 4rpStn iaufsa. Vesea Sic urs eafur otfdaisf SSbre
preiit.- N6tunssppa
%td II. aiserait. Gits Saa Drug Store.
Nes., s. 1875.
Notij. - Die rbtsen vamtH limb ausBtrGslt spR elmer
eiits ssn etra f.stnjls erlter slaRt sSVtbsieu anO SdReIeH
in wtssijtntn In r Stas sItstlaHs. ntde al. draiiers
Rect Sitttrs r~trfaafts.
%. ssR 244-29i. 8 65-ff7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20

Cine Sabrit in 9iifn ucrfsrtist all
idbrli3 1000 8uttsrfdGsr unb $4,000
Ousenb 8ai6brstter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
9as Gbenmatismusbud.

Gid ere 6siluns ron @i6t nm, Reconnaissance
o Der gslebruna nber Gas einJiet. i6e"e. lei6ts uHp
lbnels Seil~ perfabren bsi @beumaiismus nnR Slot
surd naiuretmaes uno In ben tartnddieten 8dasn
bilfrside 5eilmittsl. 3iets Su6 NJ gum giubsn lel-
der Rranisn psriaet, rtlte cbns 9rfele atrits unb
nuslols gattnt Nepsinfn aebrautt baben. Ssraus'
ptsebe en- rrn sinem - tnitenfreunee Cbi8es w ri6en
turh rslhes S%uHbeten rrn yteenesn a~beebeltsr
wurss. mirp aesen einlsnbuns pom 70 eenis perioirr
ptrianst- eiire; 10 8 Z.
German Medical Institute,
52l Pine St., It. Louis, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
@i bttg
fir
0drtner nnb Sarmer I!
.&aifer @ilbelm~ 8raut.

Die bette, srpste, aussnuernehs une psrtbppnfc
dusrahl pen 1Dtnttrstrant,e bic man IN europa teant, unt
spn uns aasi1leeIip i'm ltyttn 6rupIapr btebtr imprrtirt,
90 eeritlbe BET sanj ssmptnltntr Setaneluns, be puneerns>
ptrtb stt tibt, une cine a ustrprpen tito 6 Srpst t-
strtauft rtre. 0eina Serpfanitn isate srsst SpriiSt anse-
ranet rsretn, Raum senus gum sDadstpum su stbtu. 6tfe
8epft, babtu I'M 3urblbnttt Die Vrpst es Bppens tinss
9tsbl. Yin Yaauet Saamen pire psafra nat @m.
pfans pen 80 Gents ubtrlanet. Drti Yaauttt an etsisbe
aereit fur $500. BUR Gstnttn $500 sas Dassns uus 4
prei Gent Stamys.
~ gpit issem Yaaust Saamtn lenetn mir Elm d cree
Wtttel sssen bic Yerbetrunstn es arautssS urmS une
anterer fadplittn 3qitre fur junst unp CARTE phaajen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Sha.niea Alone.

For some time past an old woman
named Kate Little, aged about sixty
years, has occupied one of the rooms In
the tenement house at No. 95 st. Clail
alley, eking out bare existence by do
ing washing-when she was sober. For
the last eight days, however, she has
been on a continued spree, during which
time she would eat nothing, and when
her supply OF whisky would run out she
resorted to pawn shops and ''spouted'
her clothing to raise money TO procure a
new supply.
A neighbor OF the poor woman, Mrs.
Martina Rar, yesterday noon became
uneasy az her non-dppearanee, er.d
finally forced open q shutter Of IRA. Tit1
ties room, and found her lying OH The
fisor. q oilioer ;,. E T. Higgins was notined
" sA' '.-....l. Dy bne aiu oil iocn siIii Il Il
The door was opened, and it was found
that the poor unfortunate was dead. She
leaves two grown daughters In this city
neither have been living with nsr.
She has sister also named Mrs. Sarah
Conlan, who lives at Ashland, Ky. Mrs.
Conlan happened to be in the city yes
terday, aud called at Mrs. Little's house,
finding her dealt.
The Coroners jury in the case this
morning returned a verdict of "Death
from apoplexy, supsrinduced by intem-
perance."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Police Court.

Miscellaneous David Levi aud Geo. Hod9.
es, acting as vender, continuel: VIM. ant
Madame Raphael, prescribing to produce
abortion. continued; Henry Keehan, lettering
dismissed; Fred Friend, thief, Sarah Borset
and Sarah Mullen, receiving stolen goods. con-
tinued; Kate Molk, ha!b lewd women, $40;
John Molk, same, dismissed: Alfred Shaw,
stabbing with intent to Kill, continued; John
Bollinger. abusing family, under bonds; Mi
chael Stoneman, same, 81 days.
Drunk and Disorderly-Niel Solomon. dis
missed; Michael Ka. arger, sS; Jos. Evans anu
John Hennessy, dismissed; Peter Emery, So;
Geo. w. Kennedy, 81; Jas. Carney, 10 days;
Mary Moran and Jas. sullivan, S. each; Jerry
Mack, ~ days; Mime Goodrich and Mary
Herbert, continued; Geo. McKeown. SO; Fred.
Ahlers, dismissed; M. j. Conlon, dismissed
Michael OHaAeron, $40; Bridget Barton, un-
der bonds.
Assault and Battery Knight, dis
missed.
Petit Larceny-Fred Kerl, continued; Mary
Dugan. 30-$25; Matte Bright, 30 SIS; q. G
Reynolds, continued; Rosa iioss, continued
John Mahan. 30-$i5O; Owen McCabe. 80 SOD.
Grand Larceny-Julia Plaspohl, dismissed.
Vags-Barbara Smith, Sarah Beek, Mary
Carey, dismissed; Sarah Welsh and Thomas
Moore, ~ days; Andrew Strait, 10 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
That Question Of Jurisdiction.
Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
LONDON, May 10-One hundred and
eight members OF Parliament have signed
a memorial asking the release Of Fenian
prisoners.
LONDON, May 10.-Captain MacDon-
aid, OF Edinburgh, has been elected
captain OF the Scotch Team to compete
in the Centennial Rifle Match. The Team
will sail from Liverpool July 10.
VIENNA, May 10.--Austria recon-
mences giving subsidies to the Herz,go.
vinian refugees in Dalmatia. The Porte
will consider the latest demands OF the
insurgents II they directly petition and
urge the alteration and extension oi
Article ii.
CHICAGO, May 10. = Three hundred
brickmakers are on strike in the
southwestern part of the city, and a
riot is imminent. The crowd is increas-
ing nom antarlly, and has been re-en-
forced by the striking lumber-shovers.
All are armed with pistols and clubs,
and are very much excited. Two hum
dred police are on the ground.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10

hundred feet OF four inch pipe on Dpr.
sey street as soon as the street is prDp-
erly graded.
On motion all the bids received yester.
day for plank sidewalks were rejected.
Onsmotion, the subject OF revising tka
specifications for plank sidewalks was
referred TO Mr.. Gessert in conneesIan
with the City Engineer.
Mr.. Gessert offered the following.
which was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be ia-
structed to notify Routes No. 10 and ls
to have Hunt street, from Abigail streex
to Montgomery Pike, where their re-
spective tracks were laid, put in proper
repair"
President Bell offered the tollowing.
which was adopted:
"Res0lyed, That committee of tu0
In connection with the City Auditor 30
and are hereby appointed to prepare es-
innate Of levy for che ensuing year,
On motion of Mr.. Gessert, the soda
stand in Lincoln Park was granted ~
Mr.. Yungblut for the season, he paying
twenty per cent. OF the gross receipts
into the Park Fund.
On motion Mr.. Jacob Dollar was
awarded the privilege OF keeping res
taurant in the frame house in BurHst
Woods Park, for one year, at rens ~
$3.50, payable quarterly.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Court Gu,Iinxs.

The Bates will case is still In progress.
Laura Jane Caldwell, execntrix,
against r. Atchison and others. The
case came up ON appeal, and judgmepx
was reversed. 4
George Crist against II. A. Lanshsrsp,
aud others. The action was h- :.
upon building contract. -.oMxht
titiOn in error TO ra~ ..ud was d ne
OF the Court ~. -.erse the judgmenk
Lafe- ..eiow. Judgment reversed.
.yette Dermney against Smith q
McAlpin. A petition in error to reyerse
the judgment of the Court below in Va
eating an order of attachment. The
plaintiff brought suit to recover 81 E3a.
the proceeds Of sale of consignment 81
butter. He alleges that the defendants
appropriated tho proceeds. Judgmens
affirmed.
John Fitzgibbon against john X.
Green q Co.. petition in error. Tho
case was one under the Mechanics LIEN
Law, tried before jury in the Comman
Pleas, this being petition in error 10
reverse the judgment. Judgment re-
verSed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Buried i'm a Cigar BOX.

Mathew GiDbens, who lives at No. II
Augusta street, and is at present in the
employ of Marmet & Co. as laborer,
was sitting on coalfloat at the foot OF
Central avenue at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. While there he noticed a
cigar box on the river brink, from which
the riyerhad receded, leaving it stranded
among lot OF brickbats and rubbish.
He made an examination of the box ami
found that it contained a f9tus OF a male
child wrapped in copy of the Cincln-
natl Gazette. The Coroner was at once
notified and an inquest was held this
morning, but nothing was ELECTED to
show who is the guilty party.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10

Mr.. Walton, like Governor Amss, testi-
fed that OF his own personal knowledge
he knew OF no case oftraud on intimida-
ton. He did believe that certain can
didates had been induced through intim-
idation to withdraw, although the can
didate himself said that was not the
case.
The colored Senator, Bruce, and col
ored Representative, Lynch, have both
been summoned before the Committee.
Lynch appeared, but was not exam
lned, but Bruce has not responded.
At meeting Of the Committee yester-
day afternoon it was decided not to go
to Mississippi until after the Senate has
decided the question OF jurisdiction in
the Belknap impeachment trial, and 1t
was said by q member OF the Committee
That there was a probability that the
COMMITTEE would not 60 at all.
That Question Of Jurisdiction.
The impression that the Senate will
decide that it has Jurisdiction in the case
OF Belknap is becoming stronger in some
quarters. Senators, however, are ex-
tremely reticent, and number of them
say they have not yet made up their
minds. 1t is understood that In the
event of the trial being proceeded with
some very important testimony Is ready
to be produced to disproye many OF the
assertions made by Belknap's counsel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Anauscaa,enx..

GRAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cnga
house greeted Mr.. sothern last nivhe.
His inimitable "Dundreary' was re-
ceived, as it always is, with laugh fol-
lowing laugh throughout the whole mar
iormance. People who haven't seen
"Dunifeary" have treat in store thar
tney should not iail to indulge at onca.
and those who have know how innch
they enjoy seeing 1t over and over again.
MI. Fisk's ".Asa Trenchard" was as fnu-
ny as it was true, and Mr.. Prices sAbcl
Murcotp was also remarkably wen
played. s'Dundreary" again tonight.
Remember the matinee this Afternoon
benefit or Mr.. w. III. Southard-Hith
only twenty-five cents TO all parts Of TIM
house. "rhe Two 0rphansn is the play.
WOODS THEATER.--Mr. John Thamp-
son appeared again last night in bis new
play, "Zykss, the Snowman The
piece, good from the beginning, improves
with every performance. Tnis is the
last night of.Zykes," and good audi
enoe should witness it. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, s'On Hand; or, True
to the LasI."
Only Thompson Matinee Saturday.
Remember Mr.. Havlin's benefit Sakea
place next Monday evening, and prs-
pare TO give him arousing house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
FLASHES.

The effort to impeach Recorder Duff
Of Memphis, has failed.
Gottloib Ke Ter. resident of Datroit.
was fatally injured by railroad traiI
Yesterday.
The residence OF VIM, Nettleton. at. St
Paul. Minnesota. was burned vesterdav.
Loss' 500 900: insurance. IS. 900.
n,;,,ar nonoa Nunan. ,,v;, ,,.
anniis , waa na aa,o,, nuseus, ~ n'ins =. ailn.
neapvisi, ,i was as.a vauu. IA ~ 'Ie oug- neels
gled.
pov Ion,os e,arhoro, ~.
,,;s,av m;s v" cha 90 oIs ,,l;.h hnst az uaDana
nharSas, sIs So aridan.,w ,".ub s was us
;mo da s"u' "as sI"oAnai'
'ns 'A'1.
DR.. D. ,. johnson, OF Memphis,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
LAST EDITION
For the nert "a hours. probably fair or
clear aoeather, soith rtsiag temperature.
THE CENTENNIAL.
Opening at Philadelphia This Morning,
Fair Weather and an Immense Crowd,

By American Press Association TO the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-The city is
thronged with visitors, and every street
leading to the Centennial grounds was
thropged atan early hour this morning
The morning was rainy, but by 10
O'Clock the sky was GEAR, and only the
mud remained to mar the exercises of
| the day. There can not be less than sixty
to seventy five thousand people ON the
grounds at noon.
The main platform is at the side OF
Memorial Hall, and here seats are placed
for tie invited guests. At the right OF
the center are the President Of the
United States aud Cabinet officers, Sem
ators and members OF the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, and Governors Of the
various States.
On the left are members OF the United
states supreme Court, Diplomatic
Corps, Centennial Commissioners.
Board OF Finance. Women,s Executiye
Committee and Mayors OF cities.
The orchestra, directed by Theodore
Thomas, consists of one hundred and
fifty pieces, and Mr.. Dudley Buck pre-.
sides at the organ.
Machinery and Memorial Hall are
closed TO the public, being reserved for
the use OF invited guests.
Promptly at the hour invited guests
passed in, and the opening ceremonies
VI the great Centennial Exposition were
commenced. The orchestra, Theodore
Thomas, director, played the following
National airs:
First-W ashington March.
Second-Argentine Republic March,
DE La Republique."
Third-Anstria, scott Erhalt Franse
ant Kaiser"
Fourth--Belyium, sLa Brau Come,n
Fifth--Brazil, "Nacceona."
Slxth-Denmark, s'Volkslied Den Ia
per Larubsoldat."
Seventh-France, "La MarseilIaise."
Eighth--Germany, estates Deutcher
Bartlant'
Ninth-Great Britain, "God Save the
Queen"
Tenth--Italy, "Marchia Del Ce."
K nth-Netherlands, s.Will Nor
Iandisch Baund.v
Twelfth-yorway, National Hymn.
Observation-Disclosures"
F0urteenth-Spain, ''Reigos.o
Acknowledgements. ."Yolksougf Be-
ware Gud var King.v
sixteenth Switzerland, "Heil dir
Halveita."
Seventeenth-Turkey, "aarche."
Eghteenth-.Hail Columbian
The following prayer was then deliv.
cred by Rev. Bishop Simpson,:
Almighty aud everlasting God.
our Heavenly Father, heaven is
Thy throne, and the earth is Thv
footstool; before Thy majesty and
holiness The angels veil their faces, and
the spirits ofthe just made perfect bow
In humble alteration. Thou art the
creator Of all things; the preserver
OF all that exists, whether they be
thrones, or dominions, or principalities,
or powers. The minute and the vast
worlds alike attest the ub:quity Of Thy
sway. Thou alone art the Sovereign
Ruler Of nations. Thou raisest up
one and ~satsth down another
49,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Announcement.

Bear in mind the Haviin benefit at
Woods Theater Monday evening.
The "Big Fiyey Combination will
show at Camp Dennison, OHIO, May 13-
The conclusion of the anniversary eK-
ercises OF the Lane Seminary will take
place tomorrow morning.
The knights OF st. Martin will appear
in full-dress uniform this evening al Ex.
position Hall, headed by Schoeppners
Band, to pay visit to the pr0mensdD
concert for the benefit Of the st. Maryss
Hospital on Belts street. 8
The eminent actor, James e. Murdoch.
has returned from the East, and pio-
poses TO give reading from the Bible
and the Sacred Poets at R0binsonss
Opera-house May IA, the proceeds to be
given to the little Bethel Church at Mus-
dOch, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
Springfield Items.
special to The star.

SPRINGFIELD, May 10.-The usual quar-.
terly meeting OF the Orthodox Friends
will be held in the Westinghouse at Sell
ma next Saturday and Sunday.
At the monthly meeting and concert
OF the Congregationalist Sunday school,
held In the Church Sunday night, able
addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Thomas, Hastings and others. Mr.. Ross
Mitchell, President OF tile Clarke County
Sabbath-school Union, made faithful
showing OF tile Sunday-schools in this
city and county.
Clarke County paid $26, All 81 last year
for school taxes.
The police are busily engaged in
watching tramps, who begin to show
themselves in the suburbs OF the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
The Beiknap Indictment

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON. May 10y Yesterday the
Grand Jury Of the Criminal Court Of the
District of Columbia found true bill OF
indictment against W. W. -Belknap, late
Secretary OF War. The indictment sets
forth that he was Secretary of War on
June is, 1878, at which time certain
question, matter, cause or proceeding
was pending In relation to the appoint
ment and retention in Office OF trader
at the post OF Fort Sill, l. t.; that he
did unlawfully, willfully and corruptly
accept and receive the sum of $l,700
from one Caleb p. Marsh with intent to
have his decision and action in question
pending influenced, and did appoint
Jno. s. Evans and did retain Jno. s.
Evans as post trader in consideration Of
having received said sum. Additional
counts charge him with receiving s., 800
for the same purpose on November 4,
1873; January %, 1876; November IS.
1870; April 10, 1874; May "a, 1875, and $3.50
January Is, 1875.
The Mississippi Imbrogllo.
A number of inaccurate statements
tion OF Mississippi affairs now being
conducted by the Select COMMITTEES 'of
the Senate, appointed for that purpose.
It Is not true, as stated, that any tesli-
mony has yet been developed to show
anyssuch condition Of violence and in
timidation as has been charged ON the
floor OF the Senate and elsewhere.
Up to this date two witnesses have
been examined, Ex.Gvvernor Ames aud
Mr. w alton, United States Attorney for
the Northern District Of Mississippi.