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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22
PUEmONA,

which is also recommended and radical
for all genera and pecfai of the Nervous
Disorders of the STOMACH and BOWELS and as a gen
eral BRAIN, NERVE and BLOOD Tonic.
the seneIa sSnnt oanshes Th w9pasTn rapidy ali
BRONCHITIS, &c 1t imparts strength and color the
pale blood subdues the CHILLs and FEVER. and dnin
shes the expectoration checks the NIGHT SwEATs,
nvgorates the appetite relieves the cough
breathing, stops the wasting of flesh
PUI..IONA is adapted to every disease horerer
called BY name in which is exhibited arrangement of
either the NERVOUS the BLOOD SYSTEMS For
Disorders it is positively e1equaIed
FtlLaiONA supplies the place of Cough Mixtures
rants for the Expecoration Anodynes the Nervous
Irritation and Iron for the Blood and thus is both the
best and the most economical medicine that be taken
symptoms. PULMONA is confidently recommended
in all wherein exhibited any
following symptoms:
COUGH DIFFICULTY OR IRREGULARITY CT BREATH
ING, WASTING OF THE FLESH, Loss OF APPETITE
STRENGTH, BLFEDING FROM THE LUNGS, GENERAL
DEBILITY, FLYING PAINS THROUGH CHEST, LIMBS
OR FACE, NERVOUS HEADACHE, NERVOUS PRosTRA-
TON, NIGHT SWEATs, DIZZINESS OR VERTIGO. SORE
THROAT, SLEEPLEssNEss, INDIGESTION, SINKING OF
THE STOMACH, REMITTENT FEVER, and especially an all
Female Diseases or Uterine Irregularities.
Read the Following Certificates.
COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI, OF ,rds in the last
stage of ConsunsDfon Ten days after taking PTIM0-
my Chills Night Sweats Fever, &c, decreased and
vel to all who know me- 1T. j. CARSON.
''PULMONA sared my daugAter's life, and probably
saved me hundreds of doilars."-REv. f. JONES, Rem
We bless God for the benefit receired from your
PtL4MONA.'mREv p WARREN, Canton Pa;
MONA is decidedly the best remedy hare had
and he ony one na has produced entirely tarora6e
The price of the PULnONA is 81 per bottle It may
be obtained through Druggists generally directly
the Proprietor, OSCAR G. MOSES, IS Cortlandt Street
New York. Send for circular tanning partcu-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22
CONSUMPTION CURED

pIySICIH1 reClreU praCJlCe having
ceived from East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for speedy and permanent
cure of eonstnptton bronehits cdarrh, asthma. and all
throat and lung affections; also a for
bty and all nervous complaints. after having
its curative powers in thousands CASES. felt his
duty to make it known his suffering fellows Actr-
ated by desire to relieve human suffering will send
free to al who desire it. this recipe in German French
English with fri directions. Address tn stay, n
n kIocl- Pf,rb n Y
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22

Wife Of the General of the United States Army,
says: 81 have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphenstine
d Bentley. Druggists, Washington, D. C.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22

HULL & SCOTNET, General Commission
Il Merchants. 34S n. Water ST., Philadel-
pi:I, and wholesale dealers in Butter, Cheese Eggs,
Poultry Game, Potatoes Apples, Grain, Flour, Fur,
tic Fruits and in fact sell any and everything at
the highest market price, make prompt returns,
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made all ship
ments except perishable articles To that do
an extensive business dealer in Philadelphia
will tell handled game last than all
PrceList, Stencil, &C., &C. REFERENCE CASH,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22

WOODPECKER DOred O hole IN the
spire of a church in Jackson, Miss, last
spring, and made his nest within it. In
the summer, however, a swarm of bees
flew to the spire, drove out the wood
pecker, and have since filed the interior
with honey. And now man, the sover-
elgn despoiler, has discovered the
hoard, and resolved to exhibit the spire
with its novel contents, at the State
Fair.
AN eccentric old man in San Francisco
who goes about the streets picking up
tlu-foil thrown away by tobacco chewers
and sells a days collection for about
Is cents to pay for his meals, speaks and
writes French, Spanish and Italian: was
once Major in the Portuguese artillery.
anG was exiled in 1881 for siding with
Don Miguel; was for fifteen years a pris-
oner under Louis Philippe for embracing
the cause of Don Carlos; and was after,
ward an emigrant to Algeria, whence he
came to California in 1852.
THERE are now 1000 invalids at the
Arkansas Hot Springs and double that
number are expected In February. Be-
sides the frst-class hotels, for those
who can afford such luxuries, good &C.
commodations can be procured from e35
to $40 month, and even less, if the in
valid is able to walk three-quarters of a
mile to the baths. A new medical and
surgical institute has been opened with
five doctors in attendance, designed to
accommodate patients with board, baths
and medical attendance at low rates.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22

DRHTHERIA has become quite preva-
lent throughout Northern Indiana.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22

PATENTEEs and inventors should read adver-
isement of Edison Bros. in mother column
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22
HE
GOOD old
STANDBY,
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ESTABLISHED So YEARS. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions hare tester. IL. The whole world approves
the glorious old Mustang-the Best and Cheapest
Liniment in existence 20 cents bottle The
Mustang Liniment cures when nothing else will.
SOLD BY ALI. MEDICINE MEMBERS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22
THE PIONEERS HYMN.

I hear the tread of pioneers
Of nations yet to be;
The first low wash of waves where soon
Sha Toll a human sea.
the rudiments of empire here
Are plastic yet and warm;
The chaos of mighty world
Il rounding into form!
Each rude and jostiing fragment coon
The fitting place shall find
The raw material of State,
Its muscles and its mind
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-22
e vEGETINE,"

Says Boston Physician, has equal a blood puri
fer Hearing of its wonderful after all
remedies had failed, visited the Laboratory
WINGED myself of its genuine merit 1t is prepared from
barks roots and herbs each of which highly effective
and they are compounded in such manner to pro-
drfra atxu in 1fa
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Guropai(ht 4ahridten.

garfsruge. Die &onltanser- Scm
ans, bere" intime Be;iebuugeu gum
ieeissn Wiuilter bes Snpsrp sin ST.
fentlid)ss @ehcimniB lino. isat unse.
adtet Der SeIurwortuns zines seitweiii.
gen Sti0eitebsns in Der 9cieeseberilhcn
Gbdtistsit oes 9anbes, ba "oaS baoilhe
Wolt Don Der uuaufbOrliheu @eisbIabria
tation mioe iei". oennod DEM finItisem
9auStas mebrersSisformprojecte in Nus.
l,tt. Das bauptiahlidite betrifit Die
sin3uiubrsnoe StaatSauflidt itber ben
tat1olildsn Wsllsionsunterridt an oeu
SAulen-anscblld), neil in Dem Sin.
bsrfated)lsmus oaS uufeb lbarfeitsbo3m mic
~sntbaltsn III. "a Die natiouauiberal.
Yartsi uno b%sionoers ibr seibaitslei.
TENDER NuSiduB Der &irde bleriu p0l.
Zig ireic 9ano lali.n milf, 10 wiro oleie
pom Winiltsr St6ller, Der li9 als Ibs
%seoroneter beim leBten 2anttas BON Der
Wcbrbeitspartei s%etrsnnt bat, etlua Elm.
subrinsenoe 0t:form auf eiusu euer9is
lben Miosrltano Der Partci ltoBen Mls
meitere Hsform wiro Die @siammter-
neueruns ou pueitsu &ammer ale a
SABRE be3eldnet, in, @saeulas gu icei'
gen @%rneueruu9 Der 9a ite aue 2 Sabre,
oa Die lestsrs teins rsd)te Wabtbswes.
uus 3ulalls uub nur &irhtburmsiatsrel !.
fen foroere. leber Die id)on lGn9lt aui
Dem Yrosramm Der Yartsl ltebenoe Gr'
ueusrun9, beip. &eIormlruus Der eriten
&ammer ltwei9t Sas inlpirirte 8latt ;
oielclbc wiro baber aidt auf bcm otea
sierunsspro9ramm i'm naAltcn Spat'
iabr lteben.
Das bisiise SdieemieIl bat iid biz
icet. obidOa icbr pom Bstter begins
jt,9t, mcbr wie cine Yriuatluitbarteit
Der Sdussp, oenn ME elm Gol'sielt
absewidslt. IS man9elte Dem 6cite
rie bclsbcnoc Tbelluabme Der Vep0lter'
Jung uno oielsn Wtan9el ihrsibt man
Den bisher gu bod normirtcn GlntrittS'
pr,ilen su. Disielbeu wuroen ocbbalb
aud berabsciest uno 10 ltsbt su boiim,
oaB Der SAluB better auSfaQt, ais sa
Der SAD nit Dem Mnfang mar. unler
Dem Wansel al Seiudern batt.n bsfoa'
osrs aud Die aablrsi@en 8eiieer oer
Sdaubunsn gu lciben, ea oisie inner.
Dalb oa S%inoaunana ltanben. 3mel
Gage baden Die betr. &lnltler lpraAlos
boz @ntraltuu9 iiber oeu oberflanea
Gang Der Sadle SuIelshsn, baum absr
r%otIetsn iie i@ timaltuarlIdS |,alammat
uao btrsltelen 0tu Osrren COM i~YiaGnss
, 1877-08-07
Mtutfs ttltgr. geprfbtn.
Ser arieg i,n prieut.

Qon6on n. 6. Aug. G1ne Oepe|h
bon 8uAareit an bsr n9tanoaro" beri1
t.t, oab cine tirtlide CHIFFON bon So
rab, @elpi obne @eacnmebr beieets. Dlt
Idpten in plepna baben Werfartuns err
9altcu, befeben1 in 1000 Miann olbani'
fde Gaoaacrie.
Sin Correspondent in Suharef berid
tet an Die ,Eitnes" bic Geieeung Oct
Selpi burG bic Ealfen uno fist biu,u
Die rufllten Eruppeu Eno 3miider
@elui uro Eiruooa uub uebmcn ein'
ffarfe gteQung CUR gertbeioiauna elm
Sen. @ourta bespadbt Die iaoiidrn Mus
aanar Der Baltan Ydie.
Ser g%erreitonoent Der uOaiIpgle,us'
ous g8ien berihtst Golsenses: l~Sn
itratesii0sr 9inF1t 1T Die ,p!hiieife
Na6ridt pom &riessidaupIab, Die Gins
ua6me Don Selsi. neil 5irnoua nnb Die
pdfle oaourd blosae1ie1t peroen. 6:
Deibt, bob General @ourfa's Corps fur;
an 4ropiant nnb Munition lit.
Mufhuf 1T niht mcbr bon Der 2ano'
1eite cinscidloien unS tie |ereinSuna
nit gdumla nor aeitern pffen.
@en. @oulfa fat bic Nahr:dt mad
3irnopa seianot, oab ieipe Eruppsn ~
iebr 3critrcut iine, am Die Gbriiten ii
ben urldieocnen 4ldeen se9eu Die 9iie'
bermeeelei 3u idiitcn.
Ger Correspondent ser n2imeS" bon
Slcnaa id)reibt Auauit, g.: IS 1T iebr
unmabridei1iid3. baB elm neuer anarifl
por 10 Gaaen fcttfinoen fam, ga Die
Wulieu .3eit sebruutea miiien geritar'
funsen beran;uairben.
Ser @erlinsr Correspondent Der
rSimss" telesrapbirt, bab iufolys Der
Nieber1ase BEL Bleuna. Der Sdar ben
3aiier BON OeFrei6 er1u@t bat. oen
@rotef sesen &ubtaub, III @srbien elm.
5%uoringen, nm ssneinidoftlid nit ben
@erben bic linte Glante Der Siirfen ans
5usreifen. auriidsunebmen.
Cine 9epsihe Der .polt" BON @opl'
mid Ia9t. oaB elm Befebl an bas t6nis'
hide Mrisnal am @onnabeno sinseianot
suoroen, 500 Sonnsn 8omben uaAMtal'
to auf priuat 5difen Su ieaoen. wel4'
am Montas uno 9isnliuse sinssiaiff
suerben iolen.
2on ; 0 II, 6. Nus. Der Gorreipoa'
Dent in Beib meloet IN ben nStdnoaro.
ROB bic 6%iuous>a nskaenheiteu 10 mel
aeoiebea Fnb, oa6 in einisen Taseu 80.
900 Mann moti( seuladt tuerssu Ton
nennen.
, 1877-08-07

Sas Cabinet 1T nit elmer &ecomman.
baton an Den GonsreB oes Mrbeiter Sii.
r:aus beiddftist, Die Iusitanoe Su per>
mitteln uno mMGsemcinen suli6en benz
Mrbeitseber uno 9rbsiter gu unterban-
beln.
S. s. Murpbp, ,pslder in Ne,u Dorf
Selbimor5 besins, mar in Stem ORE
leans als 9nftor unb seldidter &egeI'
poollpieier betannt.
, 1877-08-07

@oib idloB seltern Mittag in Netu
Dort nit 1853.
, 1877-08-07

2onoon n, 6. Iushit. Sin Yriuat.
Tepcide an Die rTimcS" meloet, ba6 bas
Tori @arnIce, nabe MarienwerSer, Yreu
gen. burd 6euer serit6rt unb $50 Ser.
ionen cbbahloS murbsn unb oae Die
Staot 2unoasoaa in Sdweben beinabe
gang nieoersehraunt III.
, 1877-08-07

Bsy @rfreut s II d)! Ser lteti-
ae eebroutb bon @lenn's Shroefel.S eife
pirb Sud briterl. @ebroudt ite, ftatt bet
idmieriaen Salbe uno berbe Waidunaen
moourd Sbr bis jeet Ole &ranfbeit 9e-
rei3t babt. sic 1T tetnlid. liaer unb
ibueu.
!6urrab fit Ses Shwarsen uno Srau.
nen, ,peldes ourd 9ius 9aarfarte ber-
pursebrad)t wiro.
, 1877-08-07
Gn8lano.

2onbon 6. Musuit. Ser erite
Montos in Musuit. elmer Der Sage.
,uelder bon Dem Parliament. als 9anfs
feiertas beiimmt 1T, wuroe i'm san3en
persinieten a0nisreide ais elm allSemei'
ner Gciertag sefeiert.
, 1877-08-07
0ermil0teS

Ole &obtensrdber ber Oeloware,
2adawannas unS 8eftern<T. u. Cont
panp ersdblen eiue idredlide @eidihte
pom ben @ntbebrunaeu uno Der Notb, Der
fe felt einiser l3eit in 5olae Der groBen
@ebalts = Nebuftioneu aus9eieet iinb.
Miaudc ser Sanilienbdupter iollen nidt
n,ebr ale 500 pc: Wonat pcrbienen uuo
BON oieiel gumn,e fid uno tire 5an,i>
lien crndhren. Bei pielcn Samilien iei
8leiid) elm 9urus, Der uie1eidt nur ein<
NAL oes Mlcnats ouf oeu Gid fontlne.
uno bie Durhidnittsipeiie iei Wleblbrei.
Yrob ici ioaar cine Selten belt. Wir
wolen bvfen, oab oieie gcididten iiberz
triebeu Sino. = linb iie uabr. 10 oiirfte
man m%abrbaftia ben pennisluauiideu
Weramorn nit Dem iAleliiden Weber
(6r. ST.. gr.)
Yra{tSent SaDe8 tronf bel
benz neuliheu @hieenfeit in Waibiusz
ton Wein init Selterswaiier. SIM 6in>
tergrunoe b0rtc man me1rere 2tmpereh5'
fer Drummer.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Ybi
labelpbia murocn Dor einiacn Saaen UNI
ciren SO NuB bobcn Bulmbaum aus s.
beria uermcbrt. Sn ieincr&rone lino Die
lanecn feaelioymisen Sriidte bcmerfbar.
bic su Yereituns Der Yalmieiie oienen.
Oie in poriar ISOLDE bon Seem
9arf %abseaanaensn bier Dampfer Der
vNndor 2inie" nubmen 40. 900 goren
&dis uno 9. $4,000 Goli Butter in Sis
f0bcln nit nad) europa. Aud Die 9&aa
fraae nad Sleomaraa,in iheint oriiben
gu iteiaen. benn auf Der rYenniplpauia"
muroer Don Ybilaoelpb!a aus TAG &iibel
bauou peridift.
, 1877-08-07
@erGbermn9s=@ efenf-
Gtrgtnia
Teuer nn1 marine
Capital 100000.
Sffice: 1915 Maiu Gtrabe.

Die1e @erlterunss.G elr0l6aft 1T i&cn TN
Sabre 1882 ms 2ebsn ~eerufen unp bat it
tets ais cine Der belfeu unb I4eY,lea WeIsl.
}6afteu B tpieien unb feis ibrsr Gntnebunl
$500, 600 fir @erlifs tesablt,
Die ~bur1idnitlltde Disibepbe betrus Il
pros> per Annum felt ibser W5 nbuas.
@ir eriubsn Nas, mslds Gsridsrunse,
aa MAIDEN blbeu, lit unia office. SO
1915 Matt Ctr, S~prsuit ben, cter uni
our6 bic prlf 3u bena1rtdt en-.
20. &. gamarbin, pfde ent.
moi r.r,, @antitel g.. Wilis, Sefr.
, 1877-08-07

BpntS unt 6sputbeten unb
@~runtmtetbtn auf Gigen.
ibum lit Der Stabt WbtIabel-
vita $1,3s3,632 II
Ser. @taaten einsetraae Bombs $4,000 OO
Darlsben Der Gtabt Wbilaetl-
bio 447,OoO 90
Siderbeitsn Der Gtaet Gbt!a-
0S atIIp5v:a ter Stabt Yittsture -
unb anbsru @tabts.."..". 61,4sO 90
Darlcb II bes 9reimourer Iem
pels, acknowledgements. 22,00O GO
@rune-G ieentbum "."."...." 57,l2O ~
8pnrs ron Serlhiepenen Giien
tobneM rnp ancare Corpora
ttpuen ....... OOC,CIU w
Iftien ron psrldieperen Gtlen-
tabnen une anbere @rrpora.
ttpnenw...........~.. 1872, 924 so
Inesbdufte unb %nbssablte
Suterefen ...."."..."" 22,960 ~
@aar SprrGtbis unp in 9dreen
son aasntea.. ........"... 373,034 y
$3,7S8,095 "a
Sim 1fem Sanuar 1876 betrus
aea sis M0sts.......... 1861, 932 81
3unabne I'M Sabre 1S76."".$ 226,163 30
, 1877-08-07
Snbien.

Gatemtta, S. @ue. Die lebten
Seri@te beiosen, ba6 in Mepaut Bur.
nab anb NHambaan elm Futer Gessn
9sfaaen nao iest s~ersttet lino.
, 1877-08-07
6epr9e Gibfpn, IT,,
(Ma9tslser BON aelOss & @iblOn.)
81 o. 1907 Sc Strake.

Smpptteur nnb gambler in
allem Sortsn TorSellan- uno @laS-
Maaren, iowie in peridiebeneu
Nrtsn Sausbaltuussse=
rdtbihafter.
Sd babe icebsn birsft erbalten cine nett
Nprm Mirtbidafts- 8laiHen uno ale arieu
spn @laisr, 8riiia1s 0laiden, Gbampasuer.
@ldIer, Gin spueS enforcement son Siereld-
firm. Gisbaltsr oeer Waherfiblsr ,Hefriasr-
~ototg,4 iptpig eipe agebe 4l,9vGti ter frarip,
Fiteu NIb FngiiIGsn IcrieillN.
, 1877-08-07
pie pfnnfplpania
1tntr per6derun9s : @f(fa(9aft
BON Y9ilahelpbia.
@earunoet 1925.

8uor capital. ....s 100000 90
glctiua. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-08-07
Girginia @taatS>@ a5etlt
tas.,~ bsraassssessn sun
9sbn 9. Qtia.
Wa, 8 8m6Iite state.
Mi9monb,T ga.
subscriptions Nreife.
Drei,e her Mujei9en:

@.y so7s
1ta Sduafe, en %msS.s, IL.
Gin Ganare, ttei @at. ana
Sin Saaare. cine gDr&e , Ia
Elm sauare, etnen wtpnat AZ
Elm Sanare. bret Wtpndte N'o
@r56.re Nnsslsen r.r'en Tistr Sershnsf.
N6t pber rentser Bel rbtlbsn einsn Sauars.
uue ansets.n Nnb I'm gsraus sn aahlen.
Die 2eituna wirt IN &tbmcnb NIB lint.
ssaenb ron b.n GrSsern fir IS Gents per
Wcme auSeetraBen.
, 1877-08-07
9nlanbi(Ae gspe(dsu.

Us bin9tOn, 6. Iusult. Ge>
nero! Sherman i9reibt bonn 0anoe Der
S%nolaner, BOB bic mlitdriIdsn 4oitsn
hh fsbr cerbrNcrt boben uub in Dem
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03
SITTING BULL.
He Did Not Exactly Grasp the Terms Of
fered by the Commissioners.
atlonal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BISMARCK, ID. T., Dec. 3.-AdVices from
Port Walsh say Major Walsh is of the
opinion that Sitting Bull and the chiefs
who accompanied him here TO meet the
Commissioners, went away again With
cut having received a clear idea of just
what it is that the United States Gov
ernment proposes TO them. lie believes
the address of the Commissioners, which
was read and interpreted to them IN
fifteen minutes, should have been read
and explained to them in detail during
tle ensuing two days; that the Indians
should have been informed as de1niLeiy
as possible what their horses and arms
would bring il sold, also what number
Of cattle a camp of three hundred
lodges would be entitled to, their prob
able increase, etc.
But the Indian mind was left to dwell
on that clause only OF the Commission
ers' address which prescribed as the
condition OF their return to the United
States that all their arms and horses
must be sold. It did not grasp the idea
of compensation to the owners from
sales. During Major WaisHs visit to
Sitting BuiP5 camp he eOdeaVored to
explain to them more fully the condi-
tlons set forth in The address. He was
surprised after he had flushed his talk
that they had not refused To 20 back, anu
that il they had understood just what
was proposed they might have agreed
with the Commissioner ers to return 10 the
United States i'll year OF two. At the
same time they said the Nez Perces, who
came into their camp just alter General
Miles, victory over Joseph, had told
them that General Terry was in the bat
tie of Bear-paw Mountain.
They could not, they said, confer with
one who had on his hands the blood OF
heir race. This puts novel construc-
tion upon the demeanor OF Sitting Bull
und his companions toward the Commits
sioUers. ltappears 10 show thaL The ar.
rival Of the NeZ Perces iugilives at the
Sioux camp vas most inopportune since
| it resulted in the circulation Of false
story about the principal Uaited States
Commissioner which created a violent
prejudice against him in the m.nds OIL
all the members Of the Indian delega
llOn. 1t is DeiIeYed That patient peTs ia
sion might yet induce Sitting Bu.I and
| his band to return.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03
The Courts.

DGunkenuess-Jas. Floyd, dismissed;
Annie Johnson, SIS; Dora Meyers, 10
days; James O'Neil, So; John Gafrey,
50; James Carney, dismissed; Isaan
Williams, 10 days; Chris. Cunningham,
$1Oi Mary Winters, 30 days; John MRE-
phg, $50 and 80 days; Jennie Scots, So.
Disorderiy Conduct-Dennis Duuiap,
continued to December 3; M!chaoi
Healey, continued TO December o:
Thomas Fields, Robert Cassidy and
Martin Kinney, dismi ssed; George But
Ter and Charles Dehue, $5 each; Charles
Meyer, 30 days; Josephine Meyer, Mag
gle Burhardt, Andrew SchaIler and
Henry Meyer, So each; Peter Shook, 50;
Martin DUFFY, $3; 4. b. McCullougB,
and Edward Doyle, 50 each.
Assault anu BatLerp-Barney BfunsE,
$40; Feed. Campo, s.; Thos. Brasson,
$40; james Pratt, 80 days; Jerry Day,
20 days.
Petit Larcepy-John Rooney, contiH-
ued to December 8; George Ross, SOD
and 80 days; John Scott, $500 and %
days in each OF two cases; Hannah w IL
son, Harriet Robinson and Mary Ellen,
continued to December 7; Thos. Smith,
continued to December 6.
Vagrancy - Moses Solomon, dis
missed; VIM, Snort, VIM. Note, L01is
Sontag anu Leonard Voiz, continued 70
December 7; Carrie Smith, Mary NcCAE-
thy, NJ ollie Cook, Lizzie Holmes, Maggie
Sadie, Minnie Montgomery, Mary Jask-
son, Matte Bright, and Anuie Adams,
$50 aud 30 days each; Bridget Duffy, dis
missed. "a
Miscelaneous-David Breen, comman
thief, $50 and 80 days; CasWel WILSON,.
shooting with intent to kill, o0ntinusa
10 6sh inst; John VHsarn and Lyman
Schumacher, obstrucIing highway, con-
tinued to 9th inst; Frank Gruiemaa.
harboring thieves, cen tinued 70 7th last
Fred. Fiusmsyer, exposing person, s.;
john r ieim, same, So; Frederick Ca.nN,
malicious destruction, $6.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03
MURDER MOST FOUL.
The Fiend FIRES Ten Shots into
Eais Victim and Wants a Good
Sunnre Meal.

HIS Victim and Wants q Good
Square Meal.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 3.-Charles Z.
McGill, a cabinet maker, twenty-3even
years old, killed his mistress, Mary K4l-
!y, in house ofill-!ams at No. 100 CrOs S
street, at 2 O'clock Sunday afternoon.
Jealousy was the cause OF the murder.
The murderer gave biinself Up and was
taken to the Central Station, and, with
a freshly lit cigar, in calm and perfect
ly cool manner, gave the following UeT-
batsm account UI the shooting:
~ laid down on the BED with Mary.
ana alter few words L put my lett arm
around her, and with my right hand took
The revolver from my pocket, aud, put
ting the mtrZzle to her ear, fired. she
said, Forgive me, Charlie; send for the
PRIEST l continued to shoot her in the
right cheek till the seven charges were
emptied into her head. Finding she was
dead, got up and sat on chair and
put three more charges in the revolver,
and laying her arm which lay across her
breast, to one side, put the muZzle as
near Mary's heart as | knew bow and
fired two shots, and with the thru lead
| shot her through the temple, making
ten shots in ALL"
After the above horrible recital McGin
ordered his supper, saying, "Don't send
me any cold lunch; l want a good
square meal" The murderer was for
merly from Athens, o., and is said to
have q wife and children in Columbus,
Ohio. He has lived in Cleveland about
a wear and halt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03

Mr.. Edward e. Murphy, of Covingtoa,
has taken charge of the Cincinnati GyIa-
nasium.
Mr.. Joseph Reardon, the newly-eleot-
ed County Commissioner, took mis- ssat
this morning.
Hal. c. Young aud lady on Saturday
evening were the recipients OF brilliant
surprise party, headed BY Gov. Thomas
"ung.
We are pleased TO notice the presencB
Of Mrs. Lille Boughner and Mise Ella
Mai ttu, Of Au5 u5usta, KY, visiting Mrs-
james Aaines, of this city.
Miss Fanny Pfaefln, Matron at ths
German Protestant Orphan Asylum, nas
resigned her position, in view Of hef
near departure for Europe.
Cards are out for the marriage OF al iss
Florence Campbell and Mr. CEaries IA
Co!burn at the Church of tic AuVs1t'
on Walnut Hills, next Thu ,saay eTea-
ing,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03

The jury IN the DoGswortn muraer
case has been out since Saturday mofn-
ing. Up w 10 o'cIocK mrs morning moth
ing had been heard from them. About
fifteen minutes after the opening Ui
Court they rang the bell, and Deputy
sheriff Joe Moses responded.
What 1t was that the jury wanted,
nono but themselves, Joe Moses and tAe
Judge, could find out. Judge Burnat
shook his head, after Mr. Moses had in
formed him OF the request OF the jury.
The Jury asked TO be discharged, a.
they could not agree. 1t is understood
hat they voted IL for. conyic ion aud 1
for acquittal. The note IN regard to
their peLition was handed TO the Judge,
who refused to discharge. at noon the
Jury were still out.