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, 1876-01-22

We must apologize to our readers for be-
ing compelled to print number Of advertise
ments twice in this issue. Our force at pres
snt ia inadequate to set up matter enough to
GIL the pepper; and, ss we are new beginners,
of course We bsVe no stereotyped plates TO
put in under the head Of new ads, therefore
must reproduce some Of our ads, or leave
some our columns blank. The Chief is now
up Sound and will bring more force so that
our ncxt number will he Nhat II should be
, 1876-01-22

Priest PoiST ITEMs.-Jsn. Q, Str. Yakima
,owed E. d. Smiths boom Of logs contalng
400, 900 1t. to Pt. Gamble.
Jan. 10, Str. Cyrus Walker towed J. & a
Ross boom, 500, 500 II. to Pt. Gamble.
Jan. II, Str T.ahima towed logs of Mchan
& Ge,chcl and for E. D. Smith, 10000 IT,,
to PIT. Gamble.
Jan. 10, Str. Cyrus Walker towcd mixed
logs for Stinson, Duval and Others, 100000
#. to Pt. Gamble.
Jan. l6, Str. Yakima towed for P, c. Pres
ton & C. p. White $50, 900 it,, to Pt. Gamble
Making total Of 100000 for the week
ending Jan. IL, 1879, all to Pt. Gamble.
, 1876-01-22

II. L. Pike, fora long time resident oi
this county, is here on visit. He has shown
us the working model for an improved daVi'
for lowering boats at sea that will obviatc
the danger of staving and swamping along
side. Ifit proves a success, and We have M
doubt it will many human life will bC
saved in case of fire or wreck. Mr. Pike il
also the inventor of the most perfect hay
press we have ever seen. That's right Har
=, brains were given us for use, and if mol
,nployed in some field Of labor, men might
as we'll have lively cheese as substitute.
, 1876-01-22

Our old friend of the West Coast Star says;
! !shakespcrc said, there is tide in the al
fairs of men, but it appears to be pretty
much all tied back, in the affairs Of woman.
oh hush! We don't believe it. It's onlJ
the patent outside" that's tiled back"
, 1876-01-22

We have had sufficient cold weather to
freeze small lakes and ponds near town Con.
scquenty the skating is good. Old and
young arc doing their hest to improve the
time knowing fnll well it will not last long
, 1876-01-22
CAT---SUP.

CAT--SCP.
Take \ three year old cat-a yellow one If
possible; any color howeyer will do. A
yonng one is preferable because veterrns are
often battls---scsrred. Put the cat in an iron
mortar and pound four hours with the pcstlc,
then strain through seive. Boil the juice
thoroughly and add / ID. black pepper, one
spoonful cayenne, one oz cloves; salt, spice
and vinegar to suit the taste; serve hot with
chill peppers, sunday morning tor breakfast.
Good to keep awake while listening to q
long winded sermon.
, 1876-01-22

We have taken gfeat pains to place before our
readers 4 market report, VIII h We intend TO cor
rect every week, 80 that 1t can be relied on, All
familiar with reports Of that nature will understand
that It does not purport to give retail rates; bu.
rather the prices that produce will bring when
offered In this market,
, 1876-01-22
Che alorthrru Star.
JANUARY 22, 1879.
Notice.

The Trustees OF the Snohomish Telegraph
Co. adjourned from their meeting Jan. lS,
10 meet Jan. 90, 1875 for the purpose of OBJ
tanning full and complete report OF the II
napclal condition Of the Company, and 10
transact all other NECESSARY business.
ELDmDoE MORSE,
Secretary.
, 1876-01-22

Gone are the dreams Of my childhood
Which false fancy painted 80 bright
Frosted the flower, In liic's wild wood,
Changed Is my day into night,
Gone ia my hearts dearest treasuo,
Safely 1t last O,er Deaths streBni.
How then can scek after pleasure,
While life is a sad, empty dream,
How sncrrd that memory is 20 me
How fonldy cling to the pat
The phsntoms OF youth still pursue me,
And e'er will be dear to the last.
How of In the shadows OF midnight
wander again In lifcs stream
Although know with the sunlight
III awaken and ind 1t q dream.
We never can Judge Of the troubles
Another one has, or his griefs;
For we float DER life's sea just like bubbles
And waiting on death for lelicf.
, 1876-01-22
A GE,H.

The following beautiful little poem vac con-
.rlbut,d by personal friend Of our m well as q
frOnd aud warm supporter Of our enterprise.
We shall always fnd place IN euT columns for
zach original lnee, IL.
, 1876-01-22

Instinct of bru,es.--A large dog was
seen TO piss down street little ahead OF his
master and turn into the first saloon.
". G. Star.
, 1876-01-22

Trustee meeting Of the Agricultural soci
ETY. required Jan, "a, 1875, at 10 AN. .
L. MORSE,
Sec'y.
, 1876-01-22

All persons having claims against
me are requested to present the
same for settlement, on or before
the LIST of Feb. 1876. All per-
sons indebted to me, MUST settle
by the LIST of Feb, in order to
SAVE COST. I am going out of bus
mess and MUST have all my affairs
settled.
WILLIAM RoMINEs'
, 1876-01-22
BORN

j, II, 1874 to the vito CIV. u. Reeves, Esq
daughter
We congratulate our esteemed friend upon hI'
good lnck This is his third heir since 1871
May these blessings increase and multiply
untl--well, anguags Is inadequate. wilt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-11

Days OF Meeting of the Trustees
at the Various Townships In
Dubois County.
NOTICES hereby given that the Trus-
~ tees OF the various townships OF Du-
bois Co. will DO nj their respective Offices
in each of the townships for the purpose
of attending to township business, on
the following days:
Coinmhis. Harrison Madison, nainhridge. Marion,
all. Jefferson. Jackson fatcka. ca>- and Ferdinand
townships. All ON SATURDAYS Of each week, and boons
township on Mondays % each week.
Perfons having hnsinss- With any ~ the Trustees
viii have % observe these day~. a,the new Ian proyld, Z
tn 'Sec. !. Such Township trustee shall designate
certain aats Ia each week or month. a. mas De Required,
n which h. viii attsnd 20 The business OF biz fo~nship.
aud cause notice thereof % be gwen to the inh shliAnt'
'of such township and all contracts. auditing snd pay.
Imeus o. claims, shall be made only GA such designated
day."
LrRoY cAvr, puItrr nILLrr.
s BxLEN W. II. GNrHS, ST.
ANpExv McNrKSEy, FEux ScsSElprR.
W. W. kENDALL, J rRrirr.
JosgrH FHirz, NJ fi.rgR.
HrsRr kuaf. CiIaKSs LrEKES.
September 30. isT5.--Iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-11
No. = Lumber.
Saw ogel

The highest market price will he paid
Tor ZOO WALNUT, ASH or POPLAR
LOGS, delivered at our Mill.
Dec. 8, Toy. SCHEIRICH q co,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-11
TO OUR
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tits thoroughly Democratic in politics.
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Nothing VIII be published in its col
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Its Selections are always Of The best,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

What tho Turkish Minister Says.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, May N.-The Turkish
Minister states that the latest advices
received from his Government conveyed
the assurance that the recent troubles
In Turkey were greatly exaggerated,
and that there existed no faction or
powers that the Government could not
control. In regard to the revolutionary
condition OF certain portions of the Otto
man Empire and the action Of Russia,
Germany and Austria, he had no opin-
ion TO express.
The Austrian Minister
says the tnpee powers are de-
termined to preserve peace. He did not
think Turkey was in danger OF being
broken up and divided among the othel
powers. 1t would produce a genera
war.
The British Minister
had no opinion to give, stating that ht
had no advices on the subject.
The Russian Minister
was also without late advioes.
The United States Government has In
structed its representatives in the East
to keep this government thorough!
posted In the progress Of events.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
Police Court.

Miscellaneous Jos. Leopold, Dan. Smith
Geo. Hord. exposing person. 80 days; Jos. Cal
lahan, same, SO-sjO; William Brown, Nicholas
Powers, street begging, 30 days; FL. Ellington.
attempted rape, continued; Max Zinshenler,
peddllng without license, dismissed; Jacob
Gettier, Geo. Crate, malicious destruction oil
properly, IS; Pat. 0'keefe, lettering, contin-
ued; Alexander Johnson, malicious de-
struetion OF property, dismissed; G. L.
Hayman, intent to rape, bound over;
B. FRANK, receiving stolen goods. continued;
W. j. Dtmpais. intent to rob, bound over;
Geo. Moore, intent to rspe. continued; James
Crel!en, cutting TO kill, continued; j. L. Por-
ter, false pretense, bound over; Albert Table
man, shooting with intent to kill, continued
Thomas Quinn. false pretense, S0-SjO.
Drunk and Disorderly--lhomas McNalley
III days; Dan. Martin, So; Henry q. Nolte, dis
missed. Joseph Waters, IS; Louis Holder IL
days; Peter Beyerein, $S James Flanagan
dismissed; Bridget Dulrey, dismissed; Il. II
Back, $40.
Assault and Battery-Michael Bersert, dis.
missed; j. B. Walsh, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-Richard Clark, VIM. Leath-
ers, Louis Gibson, continued.
Petit Larceny-Mary Diecke, TO- $50.
vagrancy-James Flanagan, 81 days; Annie
Clifford, 30 days; Emma snyder, 80 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
FLASHES.

The Hunter Cutlery Works, at Miamis-
burg, o., burned last night.
james Campion, oil Chicago, has been
arrested on charge oil numbering his
mother.
The announcement is made of half-fare
rates to the st. Louis Convention from
nearly all points.
The Globe Furnace, at Jackson, O.,
buildings and machinery, burned yester-
day. Loss $4,000.
Colonel Robert NJ. Douglas has been
elected delegate from North Carolina to
the Republican National Convention.
The Society OF the Army of the Cum
berland will have its tenth annual reun-
ion at Philadelphia July 6, 1876, instead
OF June 8.
Andreas Fuchs, who killed William
Simmons, in Brooklyn, and then cut UP
his body In horrible manner, has had
his sentence to death coiomuted to i'm
prisonment for life.
William Henreis, formerly of Ohio,
shot aud killed his brother-in-law, Ed.
Hathaway, also of this State, on Thurs
day night, about five miles below Shreve-
port. Cause, Jealousy.
NC ASUhOOsp NVmp@uJy Va " AhuSOT
Locks, Connecticut, manufacturers Of
under W ear, has failed liabilities $109, 900.
The assets, it is hoped, will pay the i'll
debtedness dollar Tor dollar.
An engagement has taken place near
Monterey, Mexico, between the Mexican
forces under Fuero, and the revolution.
lists under Naranjo and Trevino, in
which the latter were defeated.
Charles II. Bowlan, E. L. Smith and
Frank. Higgins, employees in the Cornell
Watch Factory, all recently from Chica-
go, were drowned in the bay at San
Francisco, Thursday, by the upsetiing
OF sailboat.
Charles Buck, a farmer, was waylaid
by three foot-pads nine miles from st,
Louis, Wednesday,, and showing fight
was shot iii the body by one of the rob-
bers, and died yesterday from the effects
OF the wound.
The number of visitors at the Exposi.
tion Grounds increases from day To day.
1t is estimated that fully forty thousand
people visited the grounds yesterday.
During the first thirteen days OF the
Exposition, according to the Official
figures, four hundred and eight thousand
eight hundred and thirty-eight people
visited the grounds, or considerably
more than three times the number that
visited the Vienna Exposition during
the same period.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
AMERICAN sECURITIEs ABROAD.
LONDON, May 2T.-The Times money
article says American railway securitie:
are fiat, in consequence of the railway
war in the United States. 1890 bonds
are weaker.
THE WAR GOES ON.
VIENNA, May 27.-The latest advices
state that the Herzegovinian leaders
held meeting Tuesday and determined
to continue the war for the independ-
ence of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
HE INTIMATEs A PURPOSE.
CoNsTANTIN oPLE, May 27.-The Porte
has issued a circular to the Northern
Powers, intimating his determination to
reject the proposal OF the Berlin Con-
ference.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.
COPENHAGEN, May 27.-rhe Crown
Prince OF Denmark is dangerously i'll OF
a fever contracted during bis recent
visit to Rome, and supposed to have
been caused by the maarial atmos.
phere Of tue italian Capital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
Pass I'm Your Checks.

George Weyant is bar-keeper at AL
bert's Eldorado Saloon OH Vine street,
above Thirteenth. At the same place
are two walters, named John Fisher and
Ernst Schiling.
This trio formed a compact between
themselves, by which they might swim.
die their employer. They succeeded,
and the way they did it was thusly
Weyant gave the walters number OF
checks which were good Tor beer.
The walters collected the money from
the frequenters OF the place, and after
ward divided their spoils with Weyant.
Fisher and " eyant divided So between
them, and Fisher aud SchilIing 81.
Their game was finally exposed, and
the three were arrested. 81 10 worth OF
checks were FOUND on Wcyant when he
was searched by the police. They are
now at Bremen-street Station ON a
charge of petit larceny. None of them
denies his guilt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
ONE BY ONE THE ROSES FALL.
This Time Speaker Kerr Drops d
W,Enf.

This Time Speaker Kerr Drops a
Leaf.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Speaker Kerr
states In regard to the charges against
him, which it was reported were to be
made the subject Of an Investigation,
that so far he has had but an intimation
OF what they are, and he does not pro-
pose to make any statement.
NEW YORK, May 27. The Herald's
Washington special says 1t is reported
that the charges against Mr.. Kerr are TO
be investigated by Mr.. ClYmer's Com
mittee. The story is in effect as follows I:
Augustus T. Green, Of New York, was
in 1866 made First Lieutenant in the
regular army at Kerr's request, and was
commissioned by President johnson.
Green now says he was introduced to
Kerr by Lawrence Harvey, Doorkeeper
OF the House, and that he paid Harvey
5000 for his aid and Introduction. And
1T is now alleged that Harvey gave that
sum, or part thereof, to Mr.. Kerr.
Clymer has notified Mr.. Kerr that If
Harvey arrived, as expected, he would
call the case to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
A, II. Stewards Will.

New YORK, May 27.--The World to-day
again states that the will OF the late A.
T.'Stewart will be contested by u num-
Der Of persons named Turney. living in
this city. II publishes interviews with
several persons OF that name, some o.
them well-known business men, who
state that their cases are now In the
hands of lawyers.
Interesting to the Friends of MIR.
Blaine.
The Sun to-day publishes a communi-
cation from one Aquila Adams, Of
Boston, accompanied by a letter from
Ex-Speaker Blaine, dated Augusta, Me-,
November, 1870, addressed to Warren
Fisher, jr., Vt Boston, in which Blaine
states that he controls an interest In the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and if Mr..
Fisher desires it he can have it. The
interest spoken OF is 0ne-eighth of one
twenty-tourth Of the entire franchise,
represented by $225,0OO OF stock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
'self-styled U. s. Detective in the
Tolls.


Six or seven weeks ago Roman Lohrer
who lived with a woman whom he style.
his wife, but who is not in reality, at No
703 Main street, was arrested by Ex
Chief Snelbaker and Mr.. whitney
United States Detective, on the charge
OF counterfeiting.
Lohrer WAS indicted afterwards and
now lies In Jail aw waiting trial. Soon alter
his Indictment j. T. Porter, tall, ill
looking spec men, who has bad reputa-
tlon In police circles ofthis city, sought
out Mrs. Lohrer and represented to her
that for the sum OF 800 he would procure
bail for her husband and secure his re-
lease.
On the strength OF his representations.
and claiming Co be United States on.
cial, the woman had faith in his efforts
aud paid him part Of the money. He
sent two or three notes, however, signed
~. I. Porter, UHited States Detectiye.D
uunuing the woman for pay.
LohTer not getting his liberty very much
the woman had him arrested ON the
charge OF false pretenses. This morning
he was examined upon the charge in the
Police Court and was bound over TO the
Grand Jury in the sum OF $500.
This came Porter dead-beas CAPTAIN
VIM. Dig, corner Race and Sixth. out OF
S2 recently, representing that ne was IN
Government employ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
LATEST LOCAL.

STEPHEN j. SUTTON was appointed
administrator of James Gallagher. Per-
sonalty, $4,000; realty, $1,000.
REV. DIR. Moss, we'll known In this
city, will preach at the Ninth-street
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
THE st. A!oysius Sodality give a pic.
mic for the benefit of the Cathedral
School on Wednesday, May 81. The ele-
CANT steamer Cherokee has been char
tered and every arrangement perfected
tor the comfort, convenience and pleas
ure of participants.
The stock Of hog product in Cincin
uati May "a, asreported to James Nc
keehan, President OF the Cincinnati
Pork Packers Association, is as fol
lows; Mess pork, barrels, 19.s40; lard
tierces, 22,O46; clear rib sides, pounds
10, 091 .637; clear sides, pounds, 1891 ,253
hams, pounds, 5,9oO,22s; shoulders
pounds, 8, 151, 19l.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
BOARD OF PUEBLO woa&s.
Business Transacted by the NsoHHf
This Morning.

TINS MOrmAmks
The Board met In regular session, sia
the members present, and Presidsas
Bell in the chair.
BY resolution the Clerk is directed 10
advertise for proposals to constructA
sewer on Dalton avenue, between Hop
kns and Gest streets.
The communication of Captain Dustius
in which he asks slat the necessary
steps he taken by the Board to provide
suitable armories Tor the city military
companies, was referred to Mr.. Caaas
well.
Permission was granted the Mt. Adams
& Eden Park Inclined Railroad to cross
Oregon, Baum and Kllgour streets.
On motion, the office OF the Board M11A
be closed on Decoration Day.
The application from Mr.. G0grene ann
others that lamps be placed in certain
alleys was refused.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition Of Conrad Meyers and othBrs
relative to the reduction OF their wages,
report that they saw no reason to change
the action of the Board in this case, and
ask to be discharged. They were dis
charged.
The committee to whom was referred
| the petition OF Messrs. Louis Stix Il TO.
and others in relation to the reduction
Of rates charged for water consumed sy
hydraulic elevators, respectfully report
against any reduction. Agreed to.
On motion. .theSuperintendent Of Water
works was instructed to stop the work
of laying water pipes on Albion Plase,
Walnut Hills, and the Engineer WAS d.
rected to have the grade OF the straet
properly established.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
He May Die.

DR.. o. e. Davis, in note to Judge
Lindemann received this morning,
states in reference to the case OF George
Dasher, the young man who was shot by
Tableman the other night, that he is un-
able to fnd the ball, it being deeply
lodged behind the lett ear;
that there is considerable oonstitu-
tionaI disturbance i'll the patients sys-
TEN, and it is now impossible to say
what the result OF the wound may be.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
Springfield Items.

Speclhl 10 tue Sta&
SPRINGFIELD, May T.-The display
Of dissolving views last night at the
City Hall for the benefit OF the Father
Matthew T. A. D. Society was very at
tractive.
A boy about seventeen years old, and
whose name is Tom Smith, was arrested
by officer Croft night before last for set
ting fire to stable belonging to Mr.. De
Long, in West End. He has also threat
ened to fire other stables belonging to
other persons who have offended him.
Coat and satchel thieves are quite
numerous at present around the depot.
The erection of telegraph fire alarm
posts in the center Of the cutters on the
principal streets of the city is very un.
wise, and in time to come may involve
the city In heavy suits for damages.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
FoRTY-FoURTH CoNGRESS-.lst SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, May 26.--The bill to ere.
ate sinking fund for the liquidation OF
the Government bonds advanced to the
Union and the Central Pacific Railroad
Companies was reported from the Com
mittee on Railroads and placed on the
calendar. The House Executive. Legis-
lative and Judicial Appropriation Bill
with various amendments was reported
from the Committee on Appropriations.
The House Naval Appropriation Bill
vas read by title and referred. Ihs
Senate then proceeded to the considsra-
tion OF the articles of impeachment. but
soon after adjourned without definite
action.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 26.--A bill was In
troduced tor lhereliet OF certain settlers
ON public lands. The bill Tor the relief
OF q. B. Tyler and CHI. Luckett, OF Ken
lucky, WAS passed over the Presidents
.veto BY 1Sl yeas to 14nays. A resolution
WAS adopted appointing J. II. Patterson
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

Doorkeeper of the House. The bill max
ing an appropriation for paying war
claims allowed by the Commissioners OF
Claims was passed. A resolution was
adopted directing the Ways and Means
Committee to inquire into the report
that money has been illegally used TO
influence the passage OF the Hawaiian
Treaty Bill, In Committee OF the Whole
a plumber OF bills OF private character
were passed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
Misfortune at Sen.

By American Press Assoc!at to the STAR.
NEWPORT, II. L.. May N.-The bark
National Eagle, from Boston for Rio, ar
rived to-day, and reports that oil the 23d
y. NJ. Coleman, Of Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia. The brig sunk near Nantucket.
The Captain, two Mates and three sea-
men were saved. Mrs. Perry, the Cap
tain's wife, and Walter Davis, Peter
Peterson and Walter Dagler were
drowned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
Interesting to Gold Hunters.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-General Sher-
man has, by direction of the President,
telegraphed to the military authorities
in the vicinity of the Black Hills to pro-
tect all whites coming in from the Hills
and all those going there with food for
those who are in need and who can not
get away without assistance; but gives
instructions that all those who persist
In invading the Indian country without
authority from the Government are TO be
lett 10 take care Of themselves.