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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21

The difficulty of getting pure teas of really fine
quality in the United States, has induced Tia:
ed packages direct fram the gardens in which,
they are grown, and as i further guarantee of
their being delivered III their genuine state they
entrust the sale of them only to reliable Agents
the name of the nearest Agent to you is printed
ut the foot Of this advertisements that the
Teas pass through none but responsible hands,
and will be delivered at Your own door as fresh
as when they LETT the gardens Of China and Jl.
pan; the price also is printed Oh each package,
50 that error caM occur.
Everybody buys Tea.
Everybody wishes to buy it at first lands-tl,e
best qualities ut the lowest prices.
Everybody desires when they find 4 Tea suit:-
bic to their tastcs-to be certain Of getting the
same article always
You can have all these advantages by buying
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21
G. r. POPE,
Manufacturer and Dealer /
E Boots and Shoes. - !.

( USTOM Work q Specially. Oak tan and
~ Frencl! leather used In custom work. Best
w., Sskman in The county employed; Full line H.
Store on corner OF Ninth Street and Third Av-
enue. - .%sa@%st##
WORTHLNGTON AINN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21
Centennial Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA. pa

THIS Great International Exhibition, design
J. ed to commemorate tho One H0ndrcdth Hu
niversary OF American Independence, opened
May 10th. and will close November 10TH 1875
and Territories Of the Union are participating in
this wonderful demonstration, bringing t0geth-
er the most comprehensive collection Of art
coverics, manufacturing achievements, mineral
specin!elis. and agricultural products ever ex-
btbitctl. The grounds devoted to the exhibition
lire situated on the line of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and embrace four hundred and fifty acres
OF Paramount Park all highly improved and or
namented, on which are erected the largest
ing All area Of fifty acres and costing o. COX, OO0
The total number OF buildings erected for the
purposes of the Exhibition Is near two hundred
During the 80 days Immediately following the
opening Of the Exhibition million and quar-
| ter Of people visited 1t.
| THE PENNSYL WANNA R. R.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21

just now wl,e,, robbers are liable to
run in upon lis, wouldM': it be well to
break around the town and burn off u
strip? < 4 .:&s.. :
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21

GAME AND POULTRY,
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
SAUSAGE AND POTTED BEEF.
The latter Speciality. Thanks for past liberal
patronage. BY fair dealing and furnishing good
meats, he hopes to retain the pupllc patronage
425-lyl :" -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21
Warrington Meat Market.
WIN. MADISON;

At the fayoritc OLD STAND OH Third Avenue
continues to sell all kinds Of Meat Of the BEST
QUALITY.
, 1876-09-08
9nldnbi(be ptpe(bfu.

Soronto, Gam, 6. 5eptbr. Sn
Streetspiae brannten seltcrn MbenO 3tuei
9otels, oas uS%e!esrcpb," uno oas
v@lobe "5otel uno mebrcre @obnbdu.
Ter Oh. @erlnit $4,000. Simot6y
Street perbrannte, uno S. Spmes ellitt
bebeutenbe 8ronomunoen.
SerbD2ine, ST., Z. Sept. Srar
SoDoen, welde DOR eini9en Sasen BON
ibrcm Manne sei9olien puroe, ltarb se-
fern Nbeno.
gottoiIIe Ya., 7. Geptbr. Sn
GentraIia uno l1nseseno bsrri9t erobe
aufresuns in 6olse oss ginaiirsens
me9rerer StcIen i'm untcren Staott6eile
wsl6e bur1 &pblensruben unterminirt
ino. Sic @rbOberFd9e in Der betref-
fenoer Naabarldaft 1T bon Glllen uno
Spaltsn our6soNcn uno 9iebt unuer-
fennbore 3eiden pon S1md6e. Die
Oberfld9 iiber ben Wainsn Der 6irma
Correct & So. 1T i'm lansIamm Sinteu
hesrifen, uno Die &%oblensrdber mei9err
lib, in oenlclben gu rrbsiten. GIN StoQ
in cerNdbe berginfabrt 81 Der Yrouof'>
lhen Crude ipuroc in Der porlebttnNaAt
neb1t Swei Yfsroen BON Der @roe per=
'9ln"sen. Man befiirdtst, oab Dem
9anle uno 2aoen oes Srn. 8ryion bal.
lelbe S9idial beporliebt.
, 1876-09-08

Sia3 beftnoet ii6 mod INNER in Der
Staot Ooyaca uno I6eint gu befiir6teu,
oaB, ipern er o%ieielbe perldbt, Die Gin
ipobner 1i6 se9en i'm erfldren miiroen.
Sie Sebir9sbewobner ldloien lid nidt
an ibnn on, tpie er cripartet bate. 9ie
Neslernnsstruppen werbep nd1itens ae-
gen Soyoca porriidcn. Gen. gortinas
miro frnnf semelbet; feline Sruppen liub
1eooh tbatis uno %erbenteten Dor &llr3em
elnen NIT Wooren belaoenen Masensus,
filr tusIden iie elm srobes 2oIeselo pcr-
lar9en. Sie ameritanii6 eonsrelliohel=
lie. Sren5e miro BON Der meritaniI6cn
Yrene ssnsbmist, unO Die 2estere i9cint
frob Su iein, boB bas merifanii1e @e.
bet onr6 oieielbe ni6t beeiutrdtist miro
Gin merifaniIdes &risssfdiff lit natb
Sampico uno elm anberes mad Der Wfiin
ouus beg &io. @ranoe sei6idt woroen.
IS ulroe %9enelbet, oaB @eneral Wtejia
lid Dem Yrdiieenten Gerbo ,uiberleBen
piiroe; er ertldrte ieoo6, oaB er, tuenn
Der Gon9reB Die 0abl oss Srn. 2erbo
gsnebmise, oieie @euebmiauns als ent-
i6eioeno anIsben piiros. Gen. Wftila's
@rfldruns errest 0rObe Nufreeuns III pos
litiIhen &reiien uno bat Die log. vNteiia
Combination" auf9elDlt. Inter oielen
umlidnoen 1T Die Gepolution als Elm
Tsblidlag Su betradten. @eneral gs=
cobeoo 1T in Der 9auptItaot ansefom-
men.
, 1876-09-08
9Irfei.

onbon II, 7. Sspt. Sn plDmontf
fanb Qeltern Mbeno cine girser- Ser
iammlun9 itatt, I'M ssgen Die 8rsuel'
tboten Der Sirten in 8ulsarien su pros
teItiren. Cine Mntmort Deg 9oro Ger
by ouf cine 3uidriit in Sesus ouf oie
oniaeinenoe Npatbie oes 9rn. Gaiott.
@eIanotcn in GpnIontinopel, murbt
perleien. 2oro 9crbp nerii6crte, baf
Die brittilds &eeierun9 bic Uorsange
in 9ulgorisn elmer ltren9en untcrln=
dung untsrwerfen unb I'M 8ertine mil
Den ibrisen Mddteu iplte Mubre9elr
treifcn merbc, mie lie bur6 Sbotlaber
geredtfertist ieien.
9spel1en BON Semlin melocn ar
bas &suter'i1e Sele9rapben=S iireau
bob Die 5iirfen AleyinacS belcbt ba.
ben.
Cine Sepei9e aug Berlin meloet, oab
in bortisen pifaielen &reiisn, icltoem
Die 3iirtei einen @offenl tIllano perlpei
CERT bat. Gin &rics Swiihen &nblanh
,in0 Der Sirrfei als unpermeioli9 anse
Ieben piro.
Gin Correspondent bes xStanoaro"
te~lesrapbirt aug Niilia, bab srOb< S4au
ren Sul9orier aller &lollen in Die tiirti-
jde Mrmee eintrstsn. Sieielben ;ollen
gegeu bic @erben crbittert iein, neil
bieielben lie in's lln9liid eeiiiir5t bdtten.
IS beinosn ii6 s%esen,pdrtis nur Toe
MICE tirtliAe Sruppen in 8psniep'
i'm iiibliden 9beils Der Yrrpina linb
Die Sniursenten in i~tarfer Mn,abl pc,
iammelt, uel4e tdsli9 3ulsads srbalt,
SIZE snslii6c Gesieruns bat Die Yfol
te ourA ibreu @slanbtsa benodridiist.
bab Die Sirtei er,partsn mub, i'm 6all.
Der &ries fortbauert. oob &uBlanb Of
fen auf Seiien Der Serbsn tritt.
New 0ort, Z. Ssptember. Cine
Barrier Sspeihe iast Nodr.dten aug
5uperlai1iscr Ausler meloen, buB 1900
e9DptilGe Srmppen unb ibr Ssfeblsba-
Der, Gobil 9aiaa, in q pliinisn nicbsr-
9emeBelt worben limb.
, 1876-09-08
Dir Tnhkltr

III b%eiimmt. has sarse b~isbtrise Seituerfabren rnts
be1pfrft, & lie Qcbbaoer 3eisfn an, mo bic Erantbett
tb:en Sib bat, NJ tief fe lte9t, nnS gu 9let9er
Seit seiscn ie bic aebensfraft ees Ttenlhsn an.
Xauienbe iino tn ben lesten 5pet Soerem IN osf
9abes anItalt, "a Stanton Str Ncrp, yort, SebstIt
morben, unter ben Gebeilten befinoen fb ptste
Wer,te unb apotbetfr. Die eobbaber unterl@eteen
I'D Don onbersn 8aesrn oaSrrd, nas ne strstt aai
Sie arautbett etnwtrten, u b ben tranfen Stolt ents
feru,n, tn welder 6orut ct ou1 gum SorlHetn
fomrne. etc TnS etn 8erbrenuunsss ooer &usl4ets
buuessproceb Der &rantbeitsitote. Sober arante
wtrS BET ber ammsnbnns bt.ter 8ur io9nlassn ,stn
beflt lit, 70 TT er wirtltd nne raottat aehettt, nab
renb ua9 Der bisbertseu 9ettmetbobe Bite Mtttst
aerpSbnlidb aeiabrlt9er finb ais BITE 8rantbeit IeIblt,
IInb fa 5ltsrs 81 samats 9est iseunbarsr SraHts
Obaisi5 bie suybaber aGe 8rantbeits,, !innsrliS
urb duberli6, ~turiren, 70 fino bod bic SStrtnr9en
bet ~folsenbln 8raufbetten, beIonSers penn te t9
nod In asntem3 ultanoe SennSsn, sans emHs,sSsssr'
werses iebr idneG, sewbbnlid NIT Is 8abern,
turirt. SsaIsz nnb 2nneemt&wtmetndlt teirs,
b%siOnbsrs bet iunssn asuten y. IN sritsm otSHsam,
ss%s9s!t5 !si@ m.r tSr,r', on St seSs ismM aeseiit,
sbsnio Wmaens nnb Sbrfntranf9etten. iomte cue
tSpbtIttiShe srantbsitsn tn lsSen, Sraoe' gst
auberen Rranfbstten, 9ramowuttosn, Ses
pTbs(ide u. fthtbare. geur stn Bah TIT binrst4snb,
I'm SeSen pom ber Mtrtuns su iber3en9en. was
aeufrebS unb BITE iosenannte Sarns ocer
Sasesrabr (etss sts isst ln sraSfss, Ss o.s,s y
@rossnt Ses SudsrtOfes' nit isSsm Babe snra be.
Bic Yobes uub ginn.buhesp urper Serben mad
isb.m glas I'm aanbs perianst, Dsr Yfots oss
81. Man Iuie id cine Broi9are n6er De so9t"
b enaltider oser beuti9er Sprade l9ttsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss -
"a Stanton Str. (Box $780,,
- Rew 9srk
, 1876-09-08
Guropai(he Nahrihten.

geUa,t. Das ncue, tlr oas Dersoa,
thum Nnbalt ieet erlaiIcne Tiidereise.
ies bat ben i5,ued, Dem ftstissn Nid.
gauge Der S,ld)erei.@ rtrdse entse9sn au
treten. Sc idlieBt iid ipeientllh benz
unterm 80. Moi 1874. fir oas &Onigs
reid YreuBsn erlaliensu Siidsrsississe
an, 1T ioaar, 10 weit ais mOslib, audi
in osr Wortialiuns sefotst uno nur ba
ab9euiben. no IS lit barum banoelts,
bic betrcffenoen Senimmunsen ben BE-.
lonb,ren bielisen 8erbGltuilien, mie bel,
ipielsweiie biniihtlIb BET beb0rollheu
Organization, a%njupaicn. Sn ncber.
Ct 'itimmuns mi, benz YreuBiihen @e'
less, aber abweidsno BON anosren Sc.
iesen, /. y. benz Sadien,W simarlden,
weldes lit nur auf fliebenoe @ewaiier
srnrsdt. iinb bic neuen 9eiteliden Be.
ltimmnnSen audi auf ble Tii1erei in
seidlo1ensn uno itebenoen @sluGiern,
allo namentliA in Geihsns ans9eoebmI
worben.
Die bsrsosGids Sunlilie 1T uad Se.,
taS Noroeraep nberSelteoelt, wabrenr
Der 9cr3os islbit suuOr nod nad Sap.
reutb iu ben Wasner'iA,n Serlpislsn
fidb ne, fios" m,rA
Dem ber3osliAen 9ibliOtbcfar Or.
@ilbelm Saiaus ut pom Jirl item BON
Shwar;burs bas SAwar3bur9'lAt
Gprsn'rsu3 uerllsbsn woroen.
GarGsra6e. Die bubiide uno bic
Mel1Sreslsruns i'm GllaB baben lidl
eabin p~erltdnolyt, aui belocn Gotten bee
9tbeineS 2ele9raphenleltunsen nit Su'
rsaus in Den an ufcr sslssenen Srten
eln3urlhten. Sic ucrIol9sM babel Den
bopptlten sSwcd : bel e,usm fanItisen
9otwalier Die mO9liAlt raid)e Sensd)'
r,dtlsu II otr uIerorte 81 er5,eleu, nnt
lOOanu bel eit.em tiinitisen &rle9e an1
iAnclitem 9enislnlame Sertbeloi9un9o'
maBreSeln gu orsauIiiren. Die beji9'
lldsn arbsitcn lino %9eScnwart'9 in
Gauge.
Der nationalliberalc Parteiausiduf
erflart in i,insm Organ beaii9Iid oel
bel 0esinn osS uerfloilenen yauctags
gelteltm 0oroerun9 Wc9sn nm9eltaI.
flung ODER Nuibebun9 Der .rlteA &ammer
baB unter Wsrndlihtisun!. DER ourd
bas Nsih welsntlI1 Oelhranften Gtel'
lung Der flsmereM Staaten ole 6ra9I
Der Ycrsatisuns oeS 5wei 5 &ammsr'
@pnsms cur l3eit am bsltsn ourfb ot
Msiorm Der srunhberrlldsn Wablen -
98abl non @rob @ruubbeiissrn itat
, 1876-09-08
" II e t a,
bas amerifaniiae Sutter fir 0tel

bas amertFanil1e Tutter fir Wt1b
Diele Wliihuug entbalt fein Arieuif
ooer uera'ftete Stoffe.
Us brinst cine rsise 9aat uae bait 8rantbei
II peu 5anben meg.
| E,ser Nrtifsl bat untsr einsn anpern Wamsn
Mnnper Serrittst W pen Viebbeerbsn Don
@rrB 8rittan,en,
| Is 1T elm fe.ter Saamsa unb erssu3t sslunesf
Sleiid bsim 0teb.
Sc b~etSreert ben Wa9stbam Ses tansen Bic
hes.
Sc serbaubt Bite @psilen unb srstust lang.
Wp1s BET Staafen.
Sir G9wsine III 60 elm Mfittel, welGes 0rani
beitsn pon ibnsA abbalt.
&c relnist has B!at Der pferbe, &inbsist
4 u. (. h..
, 1876-09-08
Wreiie Der Mu3eigen:
Ntuffe telegr. peps(den.
GmgianD.

2onoon,7 7. September. Webrert
beheutenbe 8anferottc iperbcn aug Den
grupinaen semeloet. Sic goiiipa be-
trosen sulommsn unaefdbr $1,000 900.
9urh Die geitriae &ataItropbe in Dem
Sunnel Der unterioilben @ilenbabn
,uurben bier Mrbeiter set0otet.
, 1876-09-08
Guba.

Sapana.7 Z. 9tpt. Sn Der Suris=
bittion 9aneti @piritus iuden bic Sn-
5%ursentcn BEL ben ipaniI@en Seboroen
nm Barton nod, I'm Dem 9isnlte in
ben Gei9en Der @sbslen su entseben.
5anga,li fam tiirsli4 in bic Suris'
bittion 9uerto ptineipe, I'M Die bort
bort serItrsutsnS niursenteu su lammeln;
N,sle meisertsn lid uno Msbrere 'pur=
ben bon ibm nit, 8ewolt fprt5tl9lsppt,
Sic Snlur9cnlen ermOroetsE tlrdlld
z irisbli9e 9anolsute in Der 9tdbe Dol
Sancti Spiritus. 0ieiss bot grippe Sn-
ol9nation bcrporserufen.
, 1876-09-08
george @ibipm. IT,,
(Wa6folasr spn 8eaoa9 & @ibipn.)

(Nadfoiasr ppn 8eacas & @ibipn.)
81 {. 1901 81 i Strae.
Smpprteur uno GAMBLER in
alien Sortsn Porsellan> rnS Glas>
Maaren io'uie in ueridieoenen
@rten Sausba tun9sse~
rdtbihafter.
Sf bare fcetep biref BON Der Sahrtf In
9imcgea, 8ranfysih, zine fril6s Seneuna,
Don benz tsiten frcrsTffaen MiO c rtifsln in
@iaSwaa,en. we9e lu1 itbr fir @aIoOns upp
Wirtb1haffen %eiansn, erbalten II b butte b q
publifum mid su bsiaGen, ba i'd lebr srbDtia
bin msiae Naarsn ~ seisen,
, 1876-09-08
Mirifa.

2onbom. 7. Sept. Cine 9epelhe
bes ,@tonnarb" melbet. oab cine aus 3
@6iHen bsfcbsnoe britiiae Gypsoition,
tuelhe ben Niscr oil Der @elttDlte BON
gf,ita %binaufubr, Elm Srefen nit ben
Gingebo; eucn hattie uno mebrere S6rfer
berlelben oerbraunte. Cine Mn5abl eng.
IGnoer ,uurbe perlpmnoet.
, 1876-09-08

MeSteo.
Stobt % sr ieo, /, Sept, Gen.
, 1876-09-08
Gtalien.

Gom, 7. Sept. ga 2iberte" meloet.
baB Der itolienii9e &rie9s.N tin!lter lit
Grwartuns nsuer @ertpidelunsen in
Bssus ouf Die orientalii1e Grase oae
b%eurloubtsn Sff3iere uno Soloaten elm
beruien bat.
, 1876-09-08
Spbefer Oehrnber.
(gtablirt 1867
Apptbefer II. prp9uilten,
Ssrfaufsm i'm @robea unb &lsiusn,
So. 1144, Gde IS. II. Mainfr,
RihmnuN No

wv w ~eWF*VSFv
Hihmono. Ya.
Grlauten lib ben Greunt en unb benz gu.
Yutlitum i'm MGaemeinen tbr e,oBrs Qleer.
Teltes aus folaenben Se6en tefsbt. anau.
bieten frozen, Mebt3ine. Chem Fallen, Mos
be- nnb G0ilet- @,titfI, @9momme, 8orfe,
pnfumsr,en, GarbfrTe, Harbe, Be c, 8snfer.
elas. 8itt etc. etc. enid isb i'd glaes, mas
'gavaf9it "''''"@ nj
gle fubren s'si6fals cine arrbs Musmabl
piGtii6sr pr:e~ ra,ipnsn OILS: epr.>s @slattns,
@afsr's Gpera, Yerl.@ iiBe, Son StGrfs.
SaSsrmtbL Sasp. Iaptoca, ca ttbentt ts N!lt
etc. etc.
Qantrsib's aarantutsr @artenfaamsn, mcs
scn elm Sruss MGvrhment tets SoIratbig TT.
GOucen,rirte 1ru6t. SGsneen. Wrcmatii.
runss err, tie Sua iepsr Srrte, @epirae gum
@inmahen.
Gern,r lsnfen le tie Iafmsrfiamteit auf ibrs
ielbltasm often Y.eperate, wslte cine 2O'lab'
rise Yrobe Osltaapsn anp fas spsl@s Fs ga an.
tirtn tDnnen. mDe
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Mentioned I'm Brief.

Ry American Press Association to the ST&R.
NEW ALBANY, IND, April 13.-Two
prisoners, George Dean and John Will
son, last night knocked down the Deputy
Sheriff and escaped.
LONDON, April 13.-Latoubere Il Co.,
merchants OF Liverpool, Havre and Jac-
mel, suspended. Liabilities, $3.50, 900,
believed to be fully covered by assets.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Stev-
enson was before the Clymer Investi.
eating Committee to-day, testifying In
relation to the affairs Of the Kentucky
Railroad and Mr.. Pendleton's connec-
ti0n herewith.
MEMPHIS, April 13.-The steamer Quick.
step was caught in the draw at the ST.
Francis RIVER bridge at Madison, Arkan-
sas, this morning, and her forward
guards were torn away. The officers OF
the railroad have chartered the G. w
Cheek to take her place.
COLUMBUS, 8. O., April 13.--Republi-
can Convention adjourned this morning
after stormy all-night session. The
delegates to the National Convention
are Gen. Chamberlain, Senator Patter-
son, Collector W orthington, and Con.
gressmen Rainey, Smalls and Wallace
Resolutions were adopted commencing
the ability and statesmanlike consist
ency Of Senator Morton, and thanking
President Grant for his faithful execu
tion OF the laws.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Police Local.

Christian Goesser must get peddler's
license by next Saturday or go to the
Work-h0use.
Robert McFall is bound over to the
Grand Jury, charged with stealing a
watch from Miss Mary Helfrtck. Bond
$500.
John Rhodes, of 544 Race street, pays
$40 and costs for hitting Lieutenant
Smith In the nose---done while an arrest
was being made last week, In Rhodes
house,
Thos. B. Wolf and J. H. Horton carved
their way into the Work-house by mi ans
of q chisel which they stole from d
Winkelman. The sentence is thirty
days and s25.
On Mardi Gras day Tom McDevitt and
james Toole put fearful head on Mr..
Ahiers at the corner OF SYCAMORE and
Liberty streets. IL cost them S25 and
costs this morning.
Isaac and Harry Hoffman, Ed. Hughes
and George Pierce, arrested ON suspi,
olon OF being implicated In the murde,
OF John Mcclure in Hofman's saloon
have been honorably dismissed.
justin Murphy, Of Sutphin q Sbaefer,s
rag house on Walnut street, will have 4
hearing next week, on the charge Of re.
|ceiying stolen goods---a lot OF hemner
sacks-saken from the bone black work,
'on pasrcrsek near s,~,s as =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Common Council.

The Common Council, consisting OF
the Boards of Aldermen and Council
men, met for organization in the Coun-
Gil Chamber this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Hon. j. W. Fitzgerald called the Board
to order. Councilmen present, 40; Alder
men present, q. The first business in
order was the election OF City Clerk.
Mr.. Connolly nominated Richard C.
Rohner, who had no opposition. He re-
ceived tifty-eight votes, and was de-
clared elected.
Being called on for speech he
thanked the gentlemen for such an ex-
cellent endorsement Of his past admins
trarion.
For Sergeant-at-Arms there were nom.
mated Eugene Daylor, Peter Lauer,
Thos. Toulstef and +. A. Stegner.
On the first ballot Daylor received
votes, Lauer 10, Toulster 81, aud Stegner
%. No election had been made as our
report closes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
FLASHES.

The New York Stock Exchange Is to
be closed Oh Good Friday.
DR.. Lorenzo Warner, pastor of the NJ.
e. Church at Gallon, o., died suddenly
OF apoplexy yesterday.
William BrlnsePs grocery, corner sec,
ond and Webster streets, Dayton, Ohio.
was damaged by fire yesterday to the
extent Of $500.
Smith & Parker's planning mills, at the
Falls of ST. Anthony, Minneapolis, Min
nesota. were destroyed by fire yester.
day. Loss s25, 200.
The Ohio City Iron and Nail Works
located at Martins Ferry, Ohio, have
mace an assignment. Liabilities and
assets unknown.
The Chicago Board OF Trade have
adopted rules which make the selling OF
puts and calls on the open Board a
breach OF dec0rum.
DR.. J. w. Russell, OF Mt. Vernon, o.,
and Professor of Surgery in the Coium-
bus Medical College, died yes teraay from
an overdose OF morphine.
A very heavy rain fell at McGregor,
Iowa, Tuesday, inundating cellars and
flooding the lower stories OF houses, and
doing damage to the extent Of 500, 900.
John Hallahan, who was injured BY
the premature'eXplos!on in the Logans
port Water-works trenches last Monday
died from his injuries yesterday. The
other injured parties are recovering.
c. F. j.. Moellar, the convicted MIL.
waukee Gauger, was sentenced TO one
year in The States Prison and fine OF
$4,000. Reynolds, the rectifer, con nvicted
at the same time, received six months
in the County Jail and $4,000 fine.
"One-legged Dick" will start to walk
from Council Bluffs to Philadelphia this
week on one leg, aided by crutch and
cane. He Will pass through Des Moines
Davenport, Chicago, Toledo, Sandusky
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Harrisburg.
The st. Louis Grand Jury have ignored
the indictment toand few days ago
| charging Il. b. Brown, Superinten nden
OF the Fire Alarm Telegraph, in st
Louis, with perjury. 1t Is understood
that Mayor Oyerstolz will reinstate Mr.
Brown.
An old wall in Philadelphia, against
which lumber had been piled, tell yester
| day as some of the lumber was being re
moved, and three men were buried un
der it. Charles Morris was killed ant
John Rodgers and Christian Steen wer
quite badly hurt.
Nelson Clark, young Swede, liviny
near Orion, Ill.,. was found outside hi
house Monday with his throat cut from
ear to ear, and there were also numerous
marks OF violence upon his body. II,
had been, 1t is believed. murdered OF
Saturday night, and the murderer. VIII,
had probably been after money, escaped
A suit has been brought against tn
Texas Pacific Railroad for the recover,
of lands decided by the City Of San Diego
California, in consideration of building
the road from San Diego to the Colorad,
River. The Company has failed to com
ply with the conditions OF the grant
The property involved, 1t is stated
| amounts to So Coz, 600,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
About the Emma scheme.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-ln the For
eign Affairs Committee Park was CROSS
examined by Hewitt. Park said his mo-
tive In interesting Sohenck In the EN-.
ma scheme was not because Schenck
was an American Minister, but because
he was an honest and prominent man.
He knew 6chenck's name would
strengthen the enterprise, and he al
ways acted towards him as If he had not
been American Minister. When Schenck
was spoken to about becoming Di-
rector he hesitated because he felt it
might be improper as he was the Ameri-
can Minister. Witness could not see
any improperly in it.
Sale of Bonds.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, as soon
as he returns from Kentucky, will ad-
vertise the sale of fifteen million five
hundred thousand dollars five per cent.
bonds, I'm which the Geneva award is in
vested, the proceeds to be devoted to the
payment OF the awards OF the Court OF
Commissioners on the Alabama claims.
The bonds will be sold for gold only.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
LATEST LOCAL.

LOST BOY, three years. old, Is at the
Gifts Engine-house.
In the case OF Chas. H. Sargent against
the Bullock Press Company, the jury,
after being out eight hours, disagreed
and was discharged.
JOSEPH COBB, colored, of 101 Park
street, was arrested this morning by
Officer Rettweger, charged with obtain
ing goods by false pretense from A. W.
Frank, corner of Sixth and Race.
KATE FREDs, an Irish woman, got
nit of jealousy and put a head
on her rival, Belle Runyan. Kate
lives with colored man at
All Sycamore street,. She was arrested
by Officer Henshaw and lodged at Bre.
men-street on a charge Of assault and
battery.
FRANK. HARTLING, q young married
man, who lives on Race street near
Fifteenth, was arrested this morn
ing by Officers Ramsay and Hanrahan
on warrant sworn out by g. j. Nc
Carthy, of 113 East Sixth street. The
charge against Hartling is obtaining
$12 90 by false pretenses.
The Common Council, at its organi-
zation this afternoon, will be call ed
upon to approve the official bonds of the
i've newly elected members Of the Board
of Public Works. III the bonds are ap
proved this afternoon the new Board
will hold it's first meeting at 5 O'Clock
this evening. A STAR reporter, in q
conversation with Mr.. John e. Bell to
day, was led to infer that there will be q
somewhat sweeping reorganization In
some OF the Executive Departments, es'
pecially the Water-works. 1t is proba-
Bile, however, that Mr.. Greuter, the Sec
retary OF the old Board, will be retained