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Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

Coop ADVICE. there is any of our readers who doubt the wonderful curative effects of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, let them write to any prominent person in Washington city, where it is manufactured, and they will learn that it will do even more than is claimed for it. Sold by all retail druggists, and at wholesale in all large cities. Price, 100.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

A Texas horse, of unknown pedigree, has trotted in 2:24 after only little training. He was bought for $40 while drawing a Galveston handcart, and his gait was changed from pacing to trotting by driving him in two feet of water. He is called Crockett.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
Sore Throat, Cough, Cold

And similar troubles if suffered to progress result in serious pulmonary affections, often times incurable. '' Brooons Bronchial Troohes :" reach directly the seat of the disease, and give almost instant relief
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
THE LAfEsT HoTEt, REpUeY.oN--I.

lands Sturteyant House, Broadway, Twenty Eighth and Twenty-Ninth Sts., New York-1U0 rooms reduced to $500 day, 200 rooms re- duced to $50 day, with board. Rooms with out board, $1.0o a day and upward. Elevator and all modern Improvements Convenient to all places of interest to the visitor Street cars pass the Sturtevant fer Central Park the depots all parts of the city
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

Everything about Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh invites confidence. It is the prescription of one of our ablest physicians, and is prepared by one of the largest and most reliable drug houses in the United States.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

At our request Cragin X O., of Phil adelphia, Pa., have promised to send any of our readers. gratis lon receipt of fifteen cents to pay postage), a sample of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try, Send at once,
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

"Heaith Corsets, and why not ? Hasn't there been evil enough yet from the old style of corset?" Dr. Warmers Health Corset is approved by all physicians. Price by mail, $1.7o. Warner Bros, 763 Broadway, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
A REMARKABLE CASE.

EAST MDpLEpoKo', MAss., June g, 1s64. MEssRs. BURNETT 6 Co.,:
 When my daughters hair came off she had been She had used, during that time, many powerful ap- plcations. These, with ;hc intense heat caused by the pains, burned her hair SO badly that in October, 1S6I 1t all off, and for two years after her head was as smooth as her face.
 Through the recommendation of friend, she was i"duecd to try your COCAINE, and the result was astoni-hng. She had used half the contents of q bottle before her headwa covered with fine young hair. In four months tho hair has grown several inches in length very thick, soft and fine, and of a darker color than formerly.
 With respect, VIM. s. EDDY. JOSE PHI BURNETT G CO.,, Boston,
 Hunu fncfurcrs 1nd UrooriefarS
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
LOSS OF HAIR.

LOSS OF HAIR.
 BosroN, July Ie. MEssRs. JOSEPH BURNETT X Co.,
 For many months my hair had been falling of, until was fearful of losing it entirely. The skin upon my head became gradually and more in famed, so that could not touch it without pain. By the advice of my physician, to whom you had shown your process of purifying the Oil, commenced its use the last week in June0 The first application allaycd the itching and irritation. In three or four days the redness and tenderness disappeared, the hair ceased to fall, and have thick growth of hair.
 Yours, very truly, SUSAN R. EDDY.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
Burnett's COC0aine,
 Burnett's C0COaine,
 Burnett's COCOaine,
For promoting the grotcM of, and Bedutjfying Mt Xai,, and rendering k Dark aud Glossy.

The COCAINE holds, in liquid form, large pre- portion of deodorized COCOA-NUT OIL, prepared expressly for this purpose. No other compound pos sesses the peculiar properties which exactly suit the various conditions of the human hair
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

sr. NicHorks for January; with its cheery greeting on the cover, it's exquisitely beautiful frontispiece, the wonderful variety in its pages, and It's
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-14

the basement, is occupied by the Com
pany, and has the largest fire aud bur-
glar proof vault in the city, with the ex-
ceptlon OF that owned by the Sale De-
posit COMPANY. Tne amount Of rent
credited for the use OF these offices is
very low, when the location and other
points is considered.
Tue ground was leased and building
erected prior to the erection Of the
Grand Hotel, Sinton Place, Wells
Building aud the Gas COmpany's Build :
ing-all oil which are fine blocks and
located within the Immediate vicinity.
Real estate owners in Cincinnati have
no reason to complain when they are
realizing nearly seven per cent. annu'
ally, lree of all taxes, upon real estate
whicn is at The same time becoming
more valuable. The value OF buildings
now i'll course OF erection in the city Ii
estimated at between $2,000,000 and
50, 0OO, ,O0J, watch is lar in excess OF any
year since 1871.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Pross to the STAG.
WANTED-A GENERAL.

National Associated Pross to the STAG.
WANTED-A GENERAL.
LONDON, July IA telegram from
Vienna says the Slavonhlll Press Rus
sian) demands the replacement OF Gen.
eral rchernayeff.
A RUSSIAN MASSACRE.
The Turks assert that Lne Russians
massacred two hundred refugees from
Slstova, as well as whole populations OF
several villages through which they
BRIDGES BEHIND THE RUSSIANS DE
SrROYED.
A severe STORM has broken and
wrecked the Russian bridge across the
Danube at SlmnliZl, causing serious i'll
terruption to supplies for the army now
operating in Bulgaria.
AN ARMY RESERVE
ls being formed aL Adrlanople under
Sulieman Pasha.
JOINING THE RUSSIANS.
LONDON, July A.-A dispatch from
Buonarest says tnat the Russian ad.
vance has reached Gabroka. The South
Bulgaria country along the march has
been emptied OF all the male population,
SEVERE FIGHTING CONTINUES.
LONDON, JuIy A-A dispatch from
WiduIn says that Dsman Pasha, after
advancing from that place, attacked the
Russians at Monastire. Heavy fighting
continued all day Thursday and Friday.
and was still progressing at the lates
accounts, when the Ottoman forces
claimed the advantage.
STEAMER DISABLED.
LONDON, July l4-Tue Anchor Line
steamer Bolivia, from Glasgow July 7 tor
New York, has returned to the Clyde
with her machinery disabled. Her mail,
passengers and cargo have been tran :
ferred to the steamer Devonia, which
will sail from Glasgow to-day.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY,
NEW YORK, July l4.-A caDle special
from London reports on high authority
that the Marquis OF Salisbury has ten
dered his resignation TO the Q leen, and
she refused 10 acceptiJ.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BROWNSVILLE. PA, July 4-9 A. M.-Mo-
nongahrla River 4 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear aud warm.
LOCK No. 4. PA. July 14.9 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
PITTsBURG, PA. July 4-s:l3 A. M.-River
2 feet ~ inches anu falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
IRoNToS, o., Julys14-l1:37 A. M.-River fail =
ing slowly. A heavy fog. The packets are all
late. The James Gilmore and Hawkeye passed
up VITA empty tOws. .Scioto up at ~ A. NJ
The Fashion, for Galiopolis, passed up at Z
A. IN. The Etna will leave for Cincinnati
Monday with iron and lumber.
PORTSMOUTH, o., July 14-ll:eS A. M.-Rivel
8 feet and falling. The ktna with empty tow
passed up at A. Nj. Bostona up at A. Nj,
Andes up at IL A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. KY., July A-l2:30 p. Mar
rived-United States, from Cincinnati; Rellc,
from Madison; Grey Eagle, from Henderson.
Dppu purted-Cnampion No. q, for Cincinnati at
S:30 o'clock this morning. with 80 passeug gers
River laling, with feet inches in the canal
and 5 feet inches IN the chute on the falls.
Weather clear and warm.
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The Montreal Riots.

National Associated Press to the STAR
MONTREAL, CAN July .A.-At a meet.
ing yesterday afternoon the Orangemen
unanimously decided to attend Hack.
etrs funeral in body, with their colors
and regalia, regardless of consequences.
Previous to yesterday the sentiment OF
the respectable portion of the Protest
ant community was against the Orange
men. The murder of Hackett. however,
has changed the feeling, and large
number have signitied their intention OF
joining in the process sion. The funeral
viii take place on Monday, aud will no
doubt cause considerable excitement
probable riot. A mass meeting oil
Orangemen was held last nignt, and q
mass meeting OF the Young BriLons is
called lor to.nlgnt tomake arrangements
to attend Hacketps funeral, which takes
place on Monday at 3 Z. M.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
A PrOtracted Struggle Expec,

PrOtracted Struggle Expected.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA. All the
troops at posts in California and Ari-
zona left for Idaho yesterday. General
Mcdowell expects IA proJracted strug-
gle.
A dispatch received at the War De-
partment gives the information that nine
companies OF the Second Infantry left
Atlanta for St. Louis to be conveyed
Immediately to Cheyenne via Denver
CITY, en- route to Idaho, TO engage in the
Indian War.
A dispatch from General Mcdowell
recommending the use of volunteers TO
supp ess the Indian outbreak was taken
to tne President by General Vincent. and
the President promptly approved and
authorized General Mcdowell to call
out five hundred volunteers if in his
Judgment he deemed Unnecessary. Gen.
Vincent Immediately telegraphed this
approval to General Mcdowell.
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When the great depression in real
estate throughout the country is con.
sidered, Cincinnati is to be congratu.
lated upon her situation. Rear estate
in this city, while 1t has deprecated to
some extent, yet when compared with
other cities, and the shrinkage OF other
forms Of Investment, the depreciation n
has been comparatively light. The mum
ber of unoccupied private and business
houses is not great; rents have fallen
very slowly. Our attention having been
called to the late reported values of re al
estate owned by some foreign Insurance
Companies in other cities, we have
examined the real estate investment
in this city of the largest Ohio H.
surauce Company-the Union Central
Lie, of this city, and lind the fol-
lowing facts to exist: The building
owned by the Company is an elegant
tivt STORY stone front, situated on the
southeast corner of Fourth street and
Central avenue, anu is occupied by
railroad offices, &c. The rent received
for the SIX months ending July was
as tollOWS;
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National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, July ID Gen. Benjamin
f. Butler appeared in the United States
District Court this morning, as one OF
the counsel for plaintiff in suit OF John
Winslow Jones against Louis McMur-
ray, for alleged in1ringemento of patent
in canning green corn. A motion to
postpone the case was made by plain
Litf's counsel and adopted by Gen. But
ler. The case was finally postponed un-
til September on account of the illness
of Judge Giles. The presence of Mr..
Butler attracted large crowd TO the
Court.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


MOBILE, July l4--Cotton weak: mIddlfn 10
lOkc
w1,,,rcror 1,1r,,d enir,.a +,,v,o,,+i,, =
or,er mtHmiS%loN' on n' '"S ii''tiii'' 'ufpeh'ino
qule' aV "o''
CLEVELAND. July IA. = Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, IlO test, f2Zc.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. july 4.-Cotton stead
ier: Middlng llZc, low mlddung l2Ic, good
ordinary 12c.
OswEGo Jplv I4--Wbcat scarcc. Evtro
white Michipan. to arrive. ~ - Torn. West
ern MIXED 5SaGOr.
~, -, ,,,a
MEAphls, July l4'-f 1a loeI nTm' co choice iaill-
nY.e9a9 w. oorn hlui aV 90 .1oc IN sCole' olGs M
Lard quiet: tierce, lOc; keg, lie. Bacon hrm
| at 6AaS1&asTc. Baggmg is nomInally un-
| changed.
M11w.rKpr Ju1v 1A--Flour ouict and I'M
changed. Wheat. No ? MIlwauSee g. Az AZ
| iuI~ Il aos/. Augnst 81 99sI. No 2 Nilwann -
| kee. 81 33h4 Corn: NO 2, Axe. Oats firm
No, T. 36Ec rye quiet and STEADY; No /
66ac. Barley entirely nominal: No. Z spring
posrou JuIv "A Flour IN s.,r dor,oro.
ou,y scarno @ iSiI r ms
sa nu MnC sE 7saE az. anu rhaat
,Iiana and MichiUan saae 5a Gorn SOC nato
steady and demand moderate: NO white, 63il
6Sc' anu no. Wnlte ana no. miXeu, oah51c
NO. Whlte ant NO mlXeu, 4oa48t' Hay aull:
NesIeth' S1'd4o'
NASHVILLE. July A-Flour: Fancy SO SO
choice family 50 w, extra fmilysSS 80 family
| S. rs, superine 81 75. Corn: Loose 45c, sacked
| 55a56c. Wheat: White 81 40al TO- rcd 81 3Ual 60
Cotton: Ordinary Sc, good ordinary 9.c, gooI
| midding l03Lc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 5Oa3 0O, Lincoln County 81 75a3 w, Bourbon
| 81 T5a5 80, hlgnwines 81 "a.
prrrsprpa Julv 1a-Wbeat nominal. wbi,o
or. - amher ,Ihio and Inoiapa in eln1ator e. os
10 oe. choice rei wintar 81 85al s,. miraT IN in
,ots W q S1ol "a. Corn velinw shsIsd in SIa al
ator ." tS,S hi oh miysd 5s. 81 low, ,u to
,sr. ear nrime veilow an frack Sja69r. miwed
Sy.kiec '6ats in far snnnIv and heavv.. white
ataISS. aht i4sa4ac: pi.ed a" Ind "I3v re
wantea. and nominal at Yoa75c' -''0
""A'''' ''NN
LOUISVILLE. July 14.-Fioar steady and firm
extra IS 25a5 rs: family. $6 5Ua6 IS "A No. /, $,a
Z d; fancy, 81 5OaS 90. Wheat in fair demand
reu, 81 IS; amber 81 50; and white, 81 65. Corn
firm: white, 55c; mixed, Sc Oats quiet: white,
44c; mixed, 4Uc. Provisions IN god demand
and a shade higher and stronger. Pork in
active demand ut sl425. Bulk meats firmer al
l.5azba7ztc. Bacon strong: loose, 6aS,ls J, c.
hams steady and in good demand
at IOsallc. Lard steady and firm at lO5Iallc
WHISKY steady ana unchanged. Baggiig in
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Died.

BELLEW - At n East Third street, on
Wednesday, July II, John Joseph, infant son
OF john and Mary Barron Bellew, aged II
days.
BELLEW On Thursday July 12, Mary Bar
ron, wife OF John Bellew, in the 2Sth year of
her age
Funeral from St. Xavier Church. Requiem
High Mass at s A. Nj. SATURDAY Friends OF
the family invited. It,
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are selling at A 4oa4 60 for common. "a G5a4 80
for medium and "a S0n5 l6 for good to choice
per cental gross.
CArrLL.Market hrm and quiet. Prices are
unchanged. Common are quoted ~ 6OaS. falr
to goo SS25a4 2 choice "a 5Oa5, and extra held
at IS 5Oa5 70 per Genital.
SHEEP-Steady and quiet market at previ-
ous prices. Common b. fair 81 3ja8. and W 2Ja
O0 lor good to choice per Genital gross.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Presidents Southern Trip.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, July 14.-A special
from Richmond, Va, giving the pro.
gramme of President Hayes proposed
Southern trip, says: He had intended
to 20 to the White Sulphur Springs for a
brief period, but as he wished to meet
the people rather than any select class,
he thought that would be bet er accom-
plished by trip to Fortress Monroe, dur
ing session of the Southern Postal Con-
ventlon.
1t is not understood, however, that the
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AanRed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Poindexter Ed
mondson was hung yesterday at Bloom
field, Missouri, for the murder of VIM.
Shaw last summer. About four thousand
people Witnessed the execution. He
pleaded innocence to the last.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, July 14-i:3O P. M.
Gold steady at 105A buying aud lU5h selling.
Gold checks on New York 1861.
Eastern exchange is quiet and rates un-
changed. Dealers are buying at par ana
selling at1-l0 premium.
sterling is steady with moderate inquiry
at A S91 for sight, and 81 873a at sixty days,
per { IN gold.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-14

COMMON PLEAS,


Harriet .. Holmes against VIM. Spin.
ming. This was one of series OF suits
brought to recover dover in certain lots
in Cleves. Decree for defendant.
W. j. Byrne against Isaac Britton. A
suit on draft. Judgment in favor OF
plaintiff.
H. g. Bowen against Jos. X. Foertney
An action to recover damages. Case
dismissed.
PROBATE.
A. W. Robinson, dealer in pictures
made an assignment for the benefit oil
creditors to Ben. S. White. Bond $4,2OO.
UNITED STATES.
George W. Green and Benjamin Fall,
partners in the sale of boots and shoes
at GAINESVILLE, o., filed petition In
bankruptcy. Assets, $l,S11 81; hablli.
ties, 81, l67 Is.
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Marriage LiCeMaes.

The following marriage LICENSES were
issued since our last report:
Henry Clay and Jane Webb.
Walter S. Tyler and Virgie Greenup.
Jas. ID. Winnes and Aiinie q. Fromme.
Jac. Meyer and Barbara Bossencourt.
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louisiana.

President has altogether abandoned his
con emplated trip 10 the White Sulphur
Springs.
louisiana.
A special from New Orleans gives an
address signed and issued by the mem-
bers OF the Returning Board, in which
they complain that they have not been
Iairly dealt with, and that the nature OF
he prosecution against them is not un-
derstoOd in the North. They claim that
on the 18th OF June last the Dis trict \ =
torney presented to Court an iniorma-
ton against the members of the Retu IL
ing Board, charging them with altering
election returns; that the Grand Jury
was then in session and was not dis
charged until the last day of June, and
III: Grand Jury tailed to briug in a bill
OF ind lctment; and it is fair to conclude
that they aid not find evidence sufficient
TO JUSTIFY it. They also cnarge the Dis
trict Attorney with purposeiy delaying
the trial of the case.
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NIarricd,

HAYLE-TURNER-At Chillicothe, on the
2lst OF fast September, by tn. Rev. MIR. Shuttle,
Mary Dalton, of Cincinnati, formerly OF am
ilton, to Abner Turner Hayle, Of st. Louis.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISE ERSIN THE STAR, MIR. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will De
a branch office of the STAR, Mr.. Snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half. and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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You can buy a good Summer UndeBhirt
for &c, 85c aud 5jc at MaUley's New Clothing
House.
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Cincinnnli Llye Nlock Mnrket.

ROys' Striped Coats for 4Oc at Mabley'
New Clothing House.
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A splendid assortment Of Cents Half
Hose at Mabley's New Clothing House.
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White shirts for Toe, 81 and 81 rs at Ma.
bley's New Clothing House.
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CINCINNATI, July IA z. Al.
The following are the receipts and ship
menGs OF 1--we stock Tor the pasV "a hours
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For PittSburg.

THIS DAY, l4th, at s z. Al. POSITIVELY,
g. - W. IL. THOMPSON, j. N. William
.sBsks$., sBsss$ son, Master, Apply on board or to
azszsIazisiSiza& W. 5. Getty, j. I. Dorman 4 Co.,
j. Cunningham, j. 5. Robinson, Agents.
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For POnorOy.

THIS DAY, 14th, at 4 T. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h. POTOMAC, Ii. IL. Drown, Master.
49, 68s$a Freight received at all hours on
1lsEza Wharf boat, foot Of broadway. W.
Eonshell Superintendent
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, l4th, 1880 Z. NJ, POSITIVELY, ;,
~ The Z. q y. K. X. packet FLEEP-
k@S4@9 WOOD, 1. L. Campbell. Master.
60 Freight received on Wharf boat,
foot OF broadway. W Honsnell. SupJ.
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NOTICES,

GEORGE KLEIN, COMPOSITION ROOF
NJ Err. Repairing PROMPTLY attended to. 2Sl
W. Third ST., Cincinnati, o. mh2J-S,Tu&rh
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other lecture (P) We refer Mr.. j. q. W.
to Len Smith, Secretary of the Murphy
movement here, and advise him to take
II good look at the Secretary's "under-
standing" before opening negotiations
Ior any more "tunny business"
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FkIDAY,8P.M.
- GEO. w. CHEEK, W. H. Kirby,
49, Master Apply onSboard, or at A.
esszzahazs@ kennelPs, cor. Main and Water SITS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
raE CoNMIssIoN,. WORK.

The beauties OF the electoral compro.
mise bill will begin to bscome apparent
in q very few days. Under its opera
tons the count is now at q stand-still.
and ne man can say when IL will be re-
sumsd, or how sooa We shall know who
il 10 be our next President. The Com.
mission established by the bill 10 now
considering the case OF Florida. aud the
objections on either aide 10 tho count Of
her vvte. In our tslegrnphic columns.
will be found the objections. and q list
OF the papers accompanying them. IL
will b. seen that before the Commission
can render its decision. IL must not only
study mp . great Mas OF testimony
taken by Congressional committees, but
examine numerous witnesses and papers.
and. finally. review the decision Of the
Florida Circuit Court. in the famous quo
,sarraHto ease. This last question alone.
u the members Of the Supreme Court
follsw their usual custom. listen 10 the
usual Arguments. examine the usual
papers, and take their usual time In de-
Gliding. will consume . number Of days.
But Ne must DO patient. Some time In
The dim future We shall probably know
Who u 70 Be q next ruler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
RAILROAD GAIeI:.

The Carson Tribune has been giving
some pen sketches Of the lobbyists at.
tending the Legislature now in session
at the State Capital. II gives the fol-
lowing Of Steve Gaise.:
"He Is the very prince OF lobbyists : the
shrewiest. s~mooihtst. most Oily Cannon
kind IL q politician that ever laid \ plan
10 trap the unwary legislator or manip-
ulate q bill. A man Of line personnel /;
every inch . gentleman I; \ nan whom tn
make IN enemy Of Is very dangerous. and
Who Is a. warm and apPreciative = friend
a. ever drew the breath VI life. Mr.. Gaige
has held the highest positions. always Of
great trust. and has been faithful In all.
Ever since the Central Pacific has been
running he has been the law agent aud
general business Law manage Of the road.
He Il Possessed of 10 much legislative
ability and il such q judge Of human ma
turs that he rules whilst he seems b obey.
and without the slightest appearance Of
debating what shall BE- done; invariably
carries his point. and. per consequence, Is
invaluable 10 the company he represents.
He u married and resides at Oakland.
Do-t like the picture. stephenf"