davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-30

Ihe number Of hogs Slaughtered and
PACKED during the past two months in Chi
caso has been 1,oo2, 537, against 1,o5o, ,945
Tor theeane period Inst year. 10 indulge in
rcportorial hnngery, this is not bad consider
ing the inclcmency of the weather.
, 1877-12-30

e,o, ~ .'.u p report Of The Adjutant-Gen-
a.. eau a fenns,lvania on the railway riots
oonsa.a4 onS some severe reflections upon the
e,aooet OF The civil authorities Of Piftshr-r.
Sno' instead Of cooperating with The stota .,
dre1in. eaeoQfoged the strikers by With
n;1;t;. a*e 3. nom the contest, leaving to the
4'4'u'11 Inc defense Of the city;s r,nonartr
, 1877-12-30

CAsliMAE LODGE. \ F. and i. M-The ncmhe.x
ere requested 70 meet in the rartor Munday 5iSt NJ
''o p H. 1of ous1uess Of impo11anre Lodge
Il. j. DAUrHIEEY Chlr1nar
, 1877-12-30

LAFAYETTE CHATTER, Mo. 2 Il. A, M,-Hau n
on!ps-s;Csrecta! Convoeatlon Monday evening Dec
VISITORS cordially invited to attend: ~ or,er of
y rrcrr, c. w. u. REID q. r.,
, 1877-12-30

AARREBT, the swindling President Of the
American Popular Life-Insurance COMPANY.
has been denied new trial,
, 1877-12-30

The experience OF the Pittsburg church soci.
ETY. showed how difficult 1t is to djspose Of
Young ladies' at public sale; but how much
harder must it DC to find purchasers for an old
married couple! let vcracious chroniclcr r.
ia:es that it is not an uncommon cccureucc in
Lower Canada for old habitants to be nut up at
1oeton' case IN point is that OF couple who
napaeo over their property to their children on
sono't1on "that SO long as the old people lived
tnose children should lodge and board them;
"asn aud mend their clothing: furnish them
VIII outer garments and linen, shoes and head
uEesses' ~ ail suitable to their condition; take
suen 10 divine service ou usundays and feast days
ana BRING them home; place horse and vehicle
aE Their disposal On demand; fetch and fee tho
, 1877-12-30

IMPERIAL LODGE. No. u: X. PA fuu ,tt-os-
ENC" o1 menpeTs u requested On Monday night Dsc
erection Of oNcers. T0ffE nnSE!fs So. !os
r. I. GlLDERI, e. R. S. 7 ~ ~
, 1877-12-30

3oRk cHAPTER. No. 74s. r a. M-1he members
hrsny nott0ed that at their next regular Convoca-
Iah. iaHfsday evening Jan. : 1919 the Council Dc-
jnd ~ ~ .h oe eoaiesTea Al T. A. members cnt1-
~cv7vr co,,,n u. Il. PURlST0N, H.. T..
, 1877-12-30

G@;loE PARK LODGE, No. s1o 4. = md >,
ne aay efcsd Is 3aseIs ,E be at Their Ea
Inst Visiting brethren cordially insffcd '4s' 'l''
4. D. O'SEfLI. Sec
, 1877-12-30

7 ToI-oc !, =.
! =, - "e"spapsts ase considered adnitss.
o1o "ncu uc"s IS ouA' out there IS such thing
s'"E lo"t. LOO lar. Il case of this kind
100 , 1ust oeeaFieo IN Inc Times. One Of the
,oe.a pau octanea TO write up the defeat Of the
~. n.puol1ean q,. commissioners aud the triumph OF
~ Nul5' uo'e oo"n into his inner conscious
ss Auu eaAuc ~ LIE surface with the following
'aa.uuou 'ta.rs' ,,Il.I ~ u'9 moutn:
Service rrf,@'nnr. Do "ua % some lenown as cir1'
experiences In rhr ,,,nu H.. 90, ~ao aaa aad soma
, 1877-12-30
J. Il. DUNLOP, Recorder.

p; G CREGIER LODGE No. 643 A. r. and 4, NJ
nan -16 hnd 20 Mtlwaukee-ar. A regular CoUn3nni-
Sanoa oi4sl' ~ Lcase wl! bs held Wednesday eyxna
Of officers and the transaction Of other jnnortart n
ne. Visiting brethren eordial}r Invited. IS order
o1 1nt VI. M- JOHN GINOCul0. Sec
, 1877-12-30

APOLLO CoMfANDERY. No !. KNIGHTS TESf-
ttAh.ccInesdaJ NEXT lcing Hew-YeaTs Day the
d, dcr d.pensauon On the evening following (wcdnes-
3a a. o'clock promp: IN addition to other
be nougnt before the Commandcry. Members in ar-
der Of the Commander.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE work of renovating the city build
ing still progresses.
THE Work-hHuse now employs over
four hundred city "6ums." Three hun
dred of these are men, the remainder
women.
THREE Of the many rough boys who
congre gate near the Brighton Ii puse
and practice all manner of insults u .ron
passers-by, sometimes assauling those
of inferior physical power and robbtng
them were arrested yesterday and re-
ceiVed lesson this morning of $40 and
costs each.
The Board Of Public Works met this
morning and transacted some unimport-
ant business, and then adjourned TO IL
O'CLOCK, when bids for certain tools to
be used at the Water-works were to be
opened. The bids were referred to the
Committee ou Water-works in connec-
tion with the Water-works Engineer.
The Water works bills were ordered
paid, and the Board adjourned.
A YOUTHFUL highway robber, fifteen
years Oid, met little boy six years Of
age, going on au errand with 50 cents in
his hand. The money was wrenched
from him by the boy, Andrew Jacobs.
The father of the young thief seems TO
be in fault. He had driven his son from
home for slight cause, and the boy was
driven 10 the act by munger. The Judge
let him on on promise OF good behavior.
Two coat-thieves were arrested In
their career yesterday. Que IL. Sam
ders stole coat from Geo. A. Good,
valued at $22, for when he paid $50 IN
the Police Court this morning. Tom
Collins also paid very dear for two coats
taken from some wOrkmen on John K.
BelPs new building at the corner Of
Eighth and Central avenue. He was
slightly under The influence OF drink.
which, however, did not save him from
tue Of 500 and thirty days in the
Work-house.
THERE were two or three cases Of
young girls between the ages ofsXteen
and twenty in the Police Court this
morning, who have good homes and
mothers pleading with them to come
home and lead good life, but they
choose the path to ruin, and their friends
resort to the law to arrest their down
ward course. Judge Wilson sent one to
the House of Refuge this morning, and
one being too old TO send to the Refuge,
and not sufficient cause to send her to
the Work-Aouse, the case was dis
missed.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mike O'Shaugh-
messy, formerly MarkeLmasteg az the Old
FIfth-,treet Market, entered the saloon
Of John kOkeny, on Fifth and Sycamore
streets, and from d vest hanging on
the wall stole gold watch
and chain valued at $125,
and also $l5 in money. The thief was
Immediately sought for by the police,
aud last night his arrest was effected by
Officer Fox ou Race street, and Mike
was taken to the Central Police Station.
Ills case was continued this morning TO
August 4, and his ball fixed at $500.
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A RUINED BOOTRLACK.

elbow is business?' l asked of the
colored bootblack at the Grand Union.
who is man oil brains in his profes siOD.
as thoroughly neat ''shine" aLLesteI:
and the opinion of a good workman, ia
any branch OF business, however low v,
is of value in hard times.
every bad, sir. Pve done more these
two days than all the rest of the sea.
sOD."
"Peop!e are blackipg their own
bootsY
"rhaps the fact, and great many OF
'em, too. lps getting to be fashionable
to carry a blackng-Orush lust like a
toothbrush. Then there are a. lot OF tel-
lows who rub through the week on two
or three Shines and ii there is a storm.
they sit on the piazza till it dries of. 1
guess they expect Us fellows to star Iye.''
"And yet nobody would think, to look
at you, that The starving process was a
success"
"Well. sir, we manage to get euou ID
to eat on the hotcl, but we amt gettiug
rich; an the country's going to tbs
devil, fear, sir, In mighty shabby look
ing boots" and lie rubbed a smile into a
polish which would have & aced thu
armor of Achilles, though it was Dlsie
thatGe was wrestling in his inner sout
with The memory OF the day when All
most everybody was u tiGteen-cant GUS
toner, ana some paid twenty five csnxs.
L Sara oga Letter.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

Items OF Interest at the Falls City.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Fannie Dun.
ham, young lady about fourteen years
of age, daughter of Mr.. Louis Durham,
of the Ohio Falls Car-works, residing in
Jetfersonville, kin1led fire with coal
ol with the usual result. The can ex-
ploded, scattering the burning oil ali
over the girl and burning her trightfully.
She may recover, buS The chances are
against her.
DIR. t. D. Elliott, an aged and venera-
bic citizen of Louisville, died yesterday.
lie was native OF Georgetown, KY, and
there married the only daughter OF the
late DR., h9ene, OF that place.
The trains on all the railroads leading
from the city ale now running in their
regular order.
The strikers at Avery's and Dennis
Longs still hold out for higher wages.
Tne funeral OF Martin Wolf took place
yesterday and was largely attended.
Mat, who did the killing, still raves.
The cltiz4ns' militia organic ltion dis
solved last night, and a permanent one,
consisting Of two regiments, is to be
formed.
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NEW YORK CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK July 31.-The steamship
Montana, which sailed this morning for
Liverpool, took among her passengers
fifty carpenters, residents of this city
ana Brooklyn, who have been engaged
by the firm OF Neil & Son, contractors
and builders, Manchester, England.
The men have their fare paid over and
reasonable allowance promised to as
sist such as wish to take their fam lies.
The terms of the agreement are that
they shall be engaged Tor one year cer-
tain aud receive six shiIlings per day or
one pound twelve snIllngs per week;
hours labor five days per week, are from
a. IN TO = p. M, with one hour for din
ner and on Saturdays half holiday. A
majority OF the men were originally
from the old country, but while they are
skilled artisans eau not find employ
ment here at living wages.
Russians for Nebraska.
The thirty-seven Russian Proles tants
and their children, who have beeu in
charge OF the Commissioner of ENIgra-
tion tor the past TWO weeks, were sent
to their destination in Nebraska this
morning. Th5 new colony is to be loca-
led lew miles north OF Lincoln, Ne
braska.
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THE LOCAL SITUATION.


Our Military Again to the Front.
All the roads are now again taking
freight for the East, except the Lake
Shore Road. The Baltimore d OHIO rep.
reseAtatives here announce all trains
running on schedule lime. The Indi-
annapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette and the
Cincinnati, Hamilton s. Dayton reported
yesterday that treights would be taken
to all points West and Southwest, in
cludiDg st. Louis and the points be-
yond. The Onio & Mississippi ran all
rains and received freights for all
points. Receiver Ingalls,, of the first
named road, yesterday issued the fol.
lowing;
-., "CINCINNATI, July 80, 1877.
'To tho Officers and Employees OF tho Indian-
apois, Cincinnati u Lafayette Railroad
Company:
"Permit me to thank you for your
faithful and successful efforts during
The, last len days in protecting the pror-
erty Of this Company. Your. conduct
has eivAn the Managers great satisfac-'
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Local Personals.

Mr.. A bert Williamson, Alderman ol
the Twenty-fitth Ward, is confined to
his ONE by illness.
Nuge Daylor, Esq, will tomorrow as.
sumo bis position as Jailer at the Coua.
ty Jail IN place OF Porter.
Dan. MCCARTHY, late Turnkey at ths
jan, 1T is said, will 20 into the salOOn
BUSINESS with Tom Toulster.
Coroner Ferd. Stitch will in day or
two start with his family on a trip 10
Springfield, Putin Bay, and to other re.
sorts along the Lakes.
Capt. Thos. Ambrose, Clerk OF the
Unlted States Courts, will leave, with
his wife, the latter part OF this week, Tor
three weeks tour through the East.
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ton. L trust that hereafter we shall
always remember that the interests OF
the Company and it's employees are
Identical. AS a slight token Of the ap-
probation OF the Company, picnic to
yourselves and families will be given
Friday, August 3, 1871, at Hunts Grove.
The Company will furnish the grounds
and provide music for the occasion. All
business on the road on that day will be
suspended as far as possible. You will
apply to the heads of your respective
departments Tor lurther Information and
for II ee transportation.
"Nl. b. INGALLS,, Receiver"
The rumOr that the Locomotive Engi-
neers would receive orders from the
headquarters of the Brotherhood at
Cleveland to strike was unfounded.
THE MILITARY
yesterday evening received orders from
the Governor to prepare Immediately
and start for the scenes OF trouble at
Columbus and Newark. COL. Hunt mar
shaled his men and started off at 7
O'clock this morning for Columbus. The
following companies, having total of
about TWO hundred men, left: Wayne
Guards Company Az, Lytle Grays
Company b Harrison Light Guards
o"PonJ ~ OlhSAhndkl aeSeIS COlu-
pany + ana Robinson Light Infantry
company H).
1t was rumOred last night that the en-
gineers on the Panhandle route anu the
Fandalia route had decided TO strike
to-day. The rumor was this morning
ascertained TO be unfounded. No trOu-
Bile is expected on these roads.
A dozen OF fifteen men and boys, COM
posing small portion of the force en-
ployed i'll the lead-keg factory of Bar
rett, Waters & Lewis, on Pendleton
street, have struck against recent
reduction of wages.
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The alarm OF fire which sounded about
O'Clock from Box "a provel to be moth
ing serious. The euglnes were prompt
~ on hand, but on arriving at the place,
No. A Pearson street, little street just
east OF Freeman, it was found
that it had been put out with buckets.
The building is two-story brick. The
fire caught from u spark from stove
pipe in the rear 1t had a fair start, and
burned up quantity of clothing and
destroyed the furniture of one room.
JENNIE TAYLOR, whose record is a
bad one, was arrested this morning by
Ofhcer Tighe, i'll Ktrk's ranch, corne: or
slxth ana CulverL streets, ,and locked up
in Hammond street Station, on a eharga
of having stolen dress from one 0! the
inmates OF that house,
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A CASE OF SILVER.
Pretty News Girl, a Counterfeit and an Adj
miring Grand Jury.

miring Grand Jury.
Joanna Stetling, a pretty little girl
twelve years old, keeps d newspaper
stand at the corner OF Twenty-seventh
street and Second avenue. 10 Joanna
came yesterday Tuomas Buff of
O,wego, n. Y, who wanted to buy a
morning paper, and asked her il she
could change half a dollar. Joanna said.
You betP' and gave Mir. Buff AZ cents
and the newspaper he desired. Mr..
Buff then rendered to Joanna Il halt dol
lar coin, anu when he was about hall a
block away the little girl called to him
that the money was bad. This informs.
tion made Mr. Buff change mis- walk to a
quickstep, but Joanna's brother pur-
sued him and captured his ooat-taIls.
rhen Mr. Buff said, Il will sit down, ON
tuis stone and wait until you 20 uack
and get that malt dollar"
''Tnaps loo lhin," said the boy; sshers
comes a cop, and he's too fly iOr you"
When the cop" came up the boy ex-
planned the situation, and Mr.. Buff said;
"Well, | don't suppose this'li be more
than three years tor me, will lL?N ~,
Il don't know" answered the police
man; "we'd better go to the United
States Courts.' When the party ar
rived before the United States Grand
Jury Joanna and her brother promptly
told their stories, and Mr.. Buff was ini-
medateIy indicted. AS Joanna IelI the
jury-room the foreman of the jury said
10 General Foster: ''Cali that little giri
back, will you"
The little girl came back, and the fore
man directed her to pass in front of
each juryman. She did SO, and when
she had finished her round she was
possessed Of pile OF silver change.
Then she went out, aud General Foster
said: "Weli, that restores my iaith in
human mature. 1t was u preLLy act"-
IN. Y. World.
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The Ruins-POiice eAcquitted-May-
or Mccarthy.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsBURG, July 31.-On the Pennsyl
vania Railroad the first train to the Du
quesne Depot passed down Liberty
street this morning. Three thousand
men are removing the debris, and four
tracks will be relaid around the Union
Depot ruins tomorrow.
On the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne g. Chica-
g., the north track, heretofore block
AIDED, is now clear, and some freights
have gone out.
Investigation this morning into the
charge made by Philadelphia soldiers
that they were fired into by the Mayors
ponce in last sunday weeks fight, re-
suited III the acquittal Of the police, fifty
persons swearing it was not so.
Mayor Mccarthy is out in card, say.
ing that the reason why he did not a.
rest the rioters on that bloody Saturday
was because the railroad authorities
took the warrants out of his hands and
put them in the hands Of the Sheriff.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 81
Sheriff NIggi lost the trail OF the MUIR
derers and killed two innocent Mexi-
cans.
Gen. Tiavino, at Brownsville, is ar.
ranging without American officers for
mutual protection Of RioGrande citizens
Gen. Benevider is expected daily with
latest Instructions from DiaZ.
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A dramatic author, who has a habit of

A dTaMatlc auLlof, Who mas habit Of
bringing out his pieces anonymously,
meeting friend on the Boulevard, says (:
"Well, how did you like the new comedy
last night~ "Before answering that
question, should like to know il you are
concerned i'll its authorship" "Why?'
"Because if you are, it is charming; il
you are not, think it is rather thin. :"
"Weil, it is mine." "Then let me cor
gratulate you," says his friend unb lush
ingiy; sit is charming" And yet the
author didn't seem satisfied with The
eulogy.-[Paris paper.
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Burlington, Iowa, is trying to get ria
OF the tramp harvester nuisance by prog
ecuting the steamboat Off ,ers who land
them. Ii is said that q fine OF $50 MAS
imposed on steamboat company fn
putting them ashore at that point, cnarg
Ing the comuanv with illegally iantlins
paupers.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, July 31,-A special from
Sioux City says that an unauthentcated
report is current at Yankton that the
Indians have massacred all the inhabit-
ants at Fort Boise. The telegraph lines
being down, no particulars are obtain
able. The same dispatch alIudes to the
mission OF General Crook, now on his
way westward.
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the docket was written assault with in-

the docket was written assault with iB-
tent to kill.
Mollie was in Court this morning; her
lace ls in a terrible condition, and other
portions OF her body are injured. The
cruelty was perpetrated last Sunday
morning ut 208 West Fifth street. Mo-
lie and others were in the hall, taking.
Mcmahon lives in the house with his
mother, and claims that his morning
nap was disturbed.
He walked into the hall and assaulted
her with his fists, and, not contented, he
threw her down and jumped upon her
with his heavy boots, grinding his heels
into her face in most brutal manner.
DR.. Williams, who was called, put six
teen stitches in gash in her nose. Toe
case was continued till next Friday, and
McMahon's bail fixed at $500.
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Railroad Disaster.


National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-The locomotive,
tender, and one car Of troops of train
was thrown from the track TWO miles
west of keyser, West Virginia, by
misplaced switch. Ten soldiers were
injured.
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What Is He!

He looks like man, but he Is a brute,
and guilty of cowardly outrages which
The lower animals are not capable Of.
His name Is John E. Mcmahon. He was
arrested last night on warrant sworn
out by frail young woman ed Mol
70 johnson, and opposite his name on
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-31

The following marriage licenses we're
issued since our last report:
Henry Miller and Kate Kritchler.
VIM. Sauter and Catherine OSter.
Henry kampe and Lena Kopp.
John Delaney and Ida b. Il lmones.
Peter Brown and X ltie Smith.
Christ. Moeller and Dora WinkeImaun.
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Announcements.

Joe Goss' benefit takes place next Sat-
urday night at Woods Theater.
An excursion of colored people wiN
leave the o., IL. & d. depot tO-morrc@
morning at s O'Clock for the Soldiers
Home, at Dayton.
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THE LATEST
The Cleveland Convention.

The Cleveland Convention.
Special to the Star.
CLEVELAND, July 31.-Large numbers
Of delegates arrived this morning and
by Tonight about all will be here. The
belief is pretty general that Taft will be
nominated, If not by acclamation, on the
drst ballot. A plank in the platform
endorsing the Administration Of Presi-
don't Hayes will not be fought, but the
big scramble will come on a recommen-
dation that the resumption law be mod
fled. There is a'great deal OF interest.
and both the inside and outside dele
cations promise 10 be large.
Special to the STAR
LATER.
CLEVELAND, July 31-2:30 P. Mt
SOW looks very much as il a northern
man will be selecte ed for the head of the
ticket, possibly DR.. Curtis, of Cleye-
land, or Sidney Warner with Louis
Seasongood, or F. VogeIer, of Cinoin-
natl, for Lieutenant Governor.
The chances are in favor OF the former,
Among the many prominent Republicans
here are Foster, Matthews, Garfield,
eraIghead, Morton OF Cambridge, Lit
lie and Grosvenor.
Craighead's friends are urging him to
permit his name to 60 before the Con-
vention for the position OF Governor.
Ben. and Alex. are here and very indus
rious, but their ways are all past 6ad-
~ out.
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RED1STRICTING THE CITY.
The Wards to be Divided Into Pre-

NC "dTUs 10 DC DIVIued HMLO Pre-.
Cincts OF 500 Voters.
Mayor Moore is now hard at work
completing the work of redistricting the
city, the Council having failed to do so.
lhe basis of the new districts is the
vote cast at the last November election.
Each precinct is to coutain three hum
dred voters, and the probable number Of
precincts each ward will be divided
into will be seen from the following:
VOTE OF PRECINTs AND WARDS AT PREsIDEN-
TIAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER, 1876.
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The hotels OF Maine have suspended
the publication oil a wine list on their
bills Of lare in Difference TO the new
liquor law, which makes .such publica-
ton hollow mockery or criminal O :
tense. The Bangor House, one OF the
leading hotels in the city OF that name,
keeps up the head-iiue swine list," and
publishes beneath it the sadly sugges-
tive line, "We would if we could.U
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An eccentric man who died in Albany,
N. Y, recently, left $50, 900 to CHART able
aud cut of his wife with 81
a day. lie was in the habit OF boasting
that shank OF beef, which he purchased
for 10 cents, would supply his family
with food Tor an entire day, and that the
bones were DLilizeI for fuel. ~.
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A Striking Failure.

National Associated Press to the Star.
EVANSVILLE July 3l-The strike yes
terday was grand failure, and all is
quiet today.
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Third Edition

Probably fair reather for the neat t,cen-
k-fOur hours.
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LOST,

T OST - EAR DROP - Sunday evening. q
lLpart Of q gold ear drop. Please return to
30 West Ninth street and receive reward 3!?t
I OSl - JEW EL - Brazilian pebble, out OF
IL ear drop, Sunday afternoon, at Bellevue
House. Return to l. , 1lU West Sixth street.
3l-2t