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STILL STRIKING.
A Bloody Days Work in
Chicago.
All Business Houses in st. Louis
Closed and Citizens Under Arms.
Pittsburg Threatened With Famine.
Some Important Correspondence
Between Colonel Tom Scott
and Editor Barr.
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL DO.


WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Presi-
dent will declare martial law and cnll
Tor volunteers in case of further rioting.
UGLY WORK OF A CHICAGO MOB.
CHICAGO, July 26-1l A. MA mob OF
six hundred men are at Halstead street
yiaduct stopping street cars, throwing
stones and putting conductors and dri-
vers off.
They threw one car of the track. A
squad of police has just arrived to dis
perse them. A fight is expected soon.
A company Of regulars have been sent
out to the viaduct, and the trains will
be moved at all hazards.
THREE KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED.
CHICAGO, July 28-11:30 A. M.-The
fight at Halstead.street viaduct resulted
in three killed and many injured.
TEN KILLED AND ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY WOUNDED.
CHICAGO, July 26-11:55 A. M.-The
police and veterans charged on the mob
at Sixteenth street, killing ten and
wounding one hundred and titty.
THE MOB DISPERSED, AND THE AUTHOR
IrIEs HOLD THE FIELD.
CHICAGO, July 8-l2;3l p. M=-Laier
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Natlonhl ASSoclaCeu GfeSS to the Star.
GRAPE AND CANISTER INTO THE MOB.
lHICAGO, July B.-At II 40 A. M. the
artillery lett their quarters for the scene
OF the conflict which is now on Halstead
and Sixteenth streets, and few m n
utes after their arrival the booming OF
cannon showed that the Regulars had
opened on the mob with grape and
canister.
MORE ABOUT THE SITUATION.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The mob Of last
night gathered in force on the South
Side this morning, and renewed its dep
relations and acts of violence. They
began with some two thousand, and
swelled to a multitude. Before noon
they showed savage bravado, and
seemed fearless of death itself. How.
ever, when some three hundred police,
under Officer Rainey, charged them,
bey broke up, ter hot encounter.
They united again shortly, prepared
tor another encounter, at Sixteenth
street and Halstead viaduct. An inter-
change OF shots, stones and invectives
succeeded. Then the police, being re-
inlorced, broke into the mob with q
yell that was heard tor blocks away.
The reinforcements, consisting of new
squad Of police and company of
armed cavalry, under Colonel Agra
monte, began, in conjuction with the po-
lice, a deadly onslaught, the results OF
which are imperfectly known, and are
reported Variously. One report,
which was probably exaggerated,
says twelve were killed and one hun
dred and fifty wounded. Another says
three killed and fifty wounded. There
are certainly more than three killed. No
names can be learned.
This broke up the mob for a time, but
they soon gathered again. A gang of
the mob ran passenger train off the
track at Twentieth street this morning,
and after allowing the passengers to
escape smashed the windows and furni-
ture Of the several cars. The Second
the mounted police and the
regular veteran force of Chicago are on
the scene of battle.
The Governor this morning applied for
United States troops.
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Drunkenness-Thomas McHa,s, 30
and $50.
Disorderly Ccnduct-Lewis Folaer
$zo and costs; Anthony Jefferson, DIS
missed; Mary Fitzgerald, 10 days; I. A.
McHarry, continued 70 the 2S b: Tbos.
Shalyey, continued to the 3lst; susan
Young, same; VIM. FroEmahl. costs.
JAS. Johnston, $l5 and costs.
Assault and Battery-John Crown
continued to 81; Chas. Lane and DIN
wheaton, continued to Augustl: John
Stacey, $3 and costs; Lorenz Hanrinesr-
Albert Erbst, John HoOg and Beniumin
GaLti, dismissed.
observation-disclosures Wagner. keen
Ing hlhe-pln alley, continued to August
2; IN Cowan, disorderly house. eoa-
tinued to 2 P. NJ; James A.
MOTIFS, grand larceny, bound
over; John Krebs, sam :, dismissed:
Walter Van Walzer, taIse preIenses'
continued 10 August 2; W. Ridgeway,
thiei, 10 days; I. A. McHarry, conc called
weapons, continued to the 2Ssh; q. j
Jamlson, resisting officers, dismissed:
Wm. Tlndall,, thleI, 81 days; Daniel
winters, burglary, bound over.
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THE LOCAL SITUATION.
ALL IS QUIET ALONG THE LINE.

Nothing of Importance occurred In
reference to the strike last night. The
feeling is general that the trouble, SO
far as this city is concerned, is about
over, and that the feverish excitement
has about subsided.
The police force, under the able direc-
ton of the Commissioners, has been
placed on the aggressive, and known
roughs who go about the streets melting
bad feeling and stirring up slumbsring
animositles have no chance any more.
They are gobbled up unceremonlously
and laid away to cool behind the bars,
All fears that the scenes of Pittsburg
will be enacted in this city have passed
away, and a better feeling prevails
among ali classes.
The Marietta u Cincinnati Railroad
are running local freight trains with
regularity, and freight is promptly for
warded to all stations.
The Panhandle and Pennsylvania
Line has resumed the sale Of tickets to
Eastern points. Connection is made at
Pittsburg without interruption, and
they think there will be no further
trouble.
KIDDING THE CITY OF RIOTERS.
Wm. hidSeWay, IA common Thief, found
by Detective kushman in the mob at
the Cincinnati, HamIltoh Il Dayto Rail.
oaueDepUL, was sent to the Work-aou Sc
ior thirty days.
TODAY.
There is not the least excitement in
railroad circles. Trains, both freight
and passenger, are arriving and depart.
ing on all the roads as usual saye,tue
Olio Il Mississippi, where probably there
may be some trouble, as the strikers
seem animate | by the determination to
keep upsthe dead lock until their terms
are acceeded to.
One coach on the o. s. NJ. Road de-
parted for the West this morning, and
dispatches up to noon to-lay reported it
all right, and still going West. Mr.. q.
b. Beecher, the Solicitor of the road.
started to Indianapolis this morning
to counsel with Judge Gresham, Receive
er, looking to an adjustment of the dif-
ticulty. The General Freight Agent OF
the A. g. G. W. r. II. has received Or
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Christopher Cory, Of La Grange
County, InLiana. brought suit to-day in
the United States Circuit Court for $5e,-
O00 damages against the Blymyer Manu-
featuring Company, of this city. for an
infringement on an improvement for
evaporatlng saccharine liquids.
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LEWIS FoLGER, one OF the rioters in
Tuesday nights mob in front of the City
Building, was fined $50 and costs this
morning, by Judge Wilson. Anthony
Jefferson charged with the same offeuse,
was dismissed.
The Mutual Friends will give th ,ir
first grand picnic at the Bellevue House
Saturday. A committee of arrange
ments has been selected that will as
sure good time to all who attend.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.

|'s6VI0Hal AS5UCIaU6U FTGSs 70 The Star.
THE TURKS CLAIM A VICTORY.
LONDON, July ga telegram from
Schumla says that the Russian adyance
both north and south of the BaIkins has
been checked. The Turks claim the yin-
tory in great battle that has been
fought between Schumla aud Raserua-
since Monday.
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Third Edition

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy, and
possibly light rain for the neat t,0enty-
Jour hours.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Nicely furnished rooms, good
1)Ooard, 81 meal tickets for 50 50, transient
81 per day. Parvis House, 1861 West Fifth
street. A-3t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FOR SALE.

TOR RENT-ROOMS-Furn 246 Plum
4 street.
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Nv AMT u ID - PHYSICIAN - With cash
w and euergy, to bake an interest in busi-
ness which WIN yield large returns. Apply at
Western Medical Institute, l37 Sycamore So,
25-3t
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.WTANlED-PARTNE well estab-
wv tablished carriage business; will prove
a good business; call and get explanation. 36S
Walnut street. Cincinnati, o. 25-3t
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TTOR SALE-BAKERY-W located, will
G be sold cheap, as owner has quit the busi-
mess. Apply to FRED. ENTERLEIN, l2
Hughes street. 26-3t
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TOR SALE-GROCERY-On OF the best
I stands in the city. For particulars inquire
At 68 W est Sixth street. % st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YNTANTED-TO BOARD-A little six or
wv eight years. Old girl; CAL have the COM
forts of home; two other little girls in fam
lily. 3?S Freeman street. 263t
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FOR sALn--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
j acres, situated 4 miles from Williams
burg, IN Clermont County. Farm in good or
der Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get a good
home. Address b Il. s., Star office, go Wal-
nut street, Cincinnati, o. jy25d&jy27w-tf
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TOR SALE--CIGAR STAND-At Crawford
10 House. newly re1tted, with good run of
custom, a bargain as owner intends leaving
the ci.Y. 26-4t
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L OR RENT = HOUSE A 3-story brick
i mousse, No. 365 West Seventh st. Inquire at
81 BAR street. 25-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR EENT-HOUSl-No 249 Race street.
IL boarding house, 16 rooms; rent low TO d
good party. 24.3t
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w ANTED-BoYs-To sell papers for this
office. II
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TOR SALE - DAILY MARKET No. |
Il stand for grocery to person with capital
Apply at northeast corner Fifth and Park sts
2i-4t
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TOR SALE - CARRIAGE FACTORY -
II with tools and stock; large trade cstab-
nshed; requires but small outlay to start on.
Gail on j. A. CURRY, southwest corner Flor
ence and Denman streets. 26-4t
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WANTED TO SELL-Custom made side
w lace shoes for ladies at 81 Is; also misses
ut 81 50, at n GOLDSMITH'o Cheap Shoe
Store, "a? West Fifth street. jv25-n
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TOR RENT T-HOUSE-A three-st0ry brick
l. house, No. 365 v est Seventh street. Inquire
at 81 Barr street. 24-3t
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NV ANTED = BOOKS - Set of Dickens,
w L;vers and Marryatt's Novels; bound
may be second hand, cheap and in good or
aer. Address Box %, Boston Station ky
26-4t
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FLOUR " cream 8i:"::::; :' z: :::* S',,'. ~.,...

These fayorlte brands are mado at the WESr
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Sixth street,
near Freeman. Call and leave your order. De-
NverCd free. Satisfaction guaranteed
jc7-3m
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LOST.

OST-PIN-Gold cross pin. with initials c.
~ L. A. U. Of A., Sunday evening, July %.
Finder please leave at 462 West Fourth street,
and receive reward. 26-2t
OST-PIN-Gold sash p;n, marked B. S.
and Bellevue House Finder will be reward
ed by returning same to W. Ii. CONK Inns
residence, corner Ohio avenue and Conklin st.
252t
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-No. 3l6 West Eighth
Il street; rooms, hot and cold water bath
eistern, front, side and rear yards. Inquire at
12O west tlflh ST. 4-3t
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.LNOR RENT - II o U s E Elegant 3-story
J. brick house, No. ll6 Mound street, contain
Eng eight rooms, bath room and ali modern
improvements. Inquire at 81 Barr 81. 2b-3t
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-No. 3O4 Wade street,
IL nearly new 24S-story brick: bath; newly
papered. Apply at 3O6 Wade street. 25-9t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-New renovated. 10
IL rooms. all convepiences; rent low; refer
ences required. Apply at 26 Perry street.
25 4t
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!. /,sc(sOry Sauce.- Make . white butter
sauce, without salt, add 4 large spoon
fuls Of essence Of anchovfes, tie Juice
Of lemon, lump Of butter, mix, ana
strain through a napkin. - oat
! Green Pea Fra4ers. u pint OF cooked
peas, mash while hot, @ason to taste.
make q batter Of eggs, I cup OF milk,
l teaspoonful OF soda, 4 oteaspoonful
ersam-tartar, j cup Of fiour; beat hard.
and cook as for griddle cakes.
\ ,RoQsset Pickles.-l gallon Of chopped
cabbage, quarts green chopped toma-
toes, 6 onions sliced thin, ! ounce of
ground pepper, ounce Of whole all
spice, 4 ounce Of celery seed, gallon
OF vinegar, ounce of whole cloves, 4
cup Of white mustard seed, gill Of
alt, I pound brown sugar,
Chill Sduce.-l2 large ripe toma>
toes, large onion, 4 red peppers, and
chop all together fine; cups Of sugar,
! tablespoonful Of salt, tablespoonful
OF vinegar, teaspoonful Of ground all
spice. ] teaspoonful of ground cloves,
boil until thick, then bottle and seal.
D"s~sctes bonNtcs-EOI oHuefetU6 SOuI-
he, with orange-hower water, put the
yelks OF 10 eggs, with pound Of fine
sugar and 2 tablespoonfuls Of orange
flower water, in q large bowl, and mix
thoroughly with wooden spoon mix
with this the we'll whipped whites
OF "a eggs. and put the whole into .
lightly buttered baking-dish; bake 20
minutes, sprinkle with fine sugar, and
serve at once.
Oil-cloh around StOues.-When oil
cloths are put down around stoves, thsy +
wear out on the edges unless protected
IN some way. Strips Of zinc are used
BY some, but are not as good Is com
mon carpet binding. doubled and tackled \
along the edge, or one edge Of the bind
ing put over the oil-cloth and the other
lnder and fasten with tacks. Strips Of
NIL cloth-gray, or any shade to suit \,
he taste--will answer very well, and
AN often be cut out Of the best part q
! garment that has been thrown bv.
COR common room this last is as GOOD
> any thing, and is the most econom-
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An Amazing incident Occurred re.
gently At church IN Conneauctt. The
Of the c CONF { ''iss n 3 i
being the last Sunday In tks month, he
Would administer the ritz OF BAPTISM 10
children. Previousto having entered
the pulpit he received from one Of the
Elders, who, by the way. was. quite
deaf, notice TO the effect that, as the
children would be present that after
noon, and he had the new Sunday
school books ready for DISTRIBUTION, he
would have them to sell to AL who de-
sired them. After the service the
Clergyman began the notice o. the bap-
tismai service thus: "All Of those hay
ing children and desiring 10 have them
baptized will bring them this after
noon." At this point the deaf Elder,
hearing the name OF children, sup
posed it was something in reference TO
his books, and rising. said stAnd all
OF those having none and desiring them
will be supplied by me for the sum Of
70 cents each"
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The old lady got, after a time, to have
that most terrible Of all things, q griey-
ance. She would hold us by the hour
on that inexhaustible subject.
One night, at q charming party Civ
en- ~ Mrs. Carlisle, we found ourselves,
with Nine. lie Vert on our arm, being
made acquainted with that grievance.
We happened to pass the Spanish Min
1ster, then Admiral Polo, who was lean
ing gracefully against the wall.
"ls not that the Spanish Minister P''
asked my companion.
"Itis.r 4faE
"Do you know him well enough to
present meP" 9r nl1F NM
"Know himp DO look like man
who did not know the Spanish Minister
or course I viii present."
Now, we had never exchanged 3
word with this diplomatic gentleman.
but We were desperate, and so, Hlsrch-
~ e said: $500
1uIFal Polo. permit me to intro
9 ~ 70 my dear FRIEND Nine. II
''H GIstifes me, Madam, TO make
your 4oQo aintance." And then, after
, slight pause, In which he eyed US. he
ndded And now, Madam, will you be
q M4& to introduce your escortp'
y such . cool piece Of diplo-
- udence that, before Nine. Le
We answer, we said:
W1Y Admiral, don't you remem-
cer mel \ am Col. Casey, brother-in-
NV 10 the Government ~
Poor Nine. lie Vert gazed at US both
q mute establishment, bat soon was
,haising With his diplomatic Excellency
n spanish. 49, Washington Capitol.
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There was received at the post-oflicc
In this city, the other day, a loosely
wrapped box marked merchandise.
which, on being opened for inspection,
as nearly all merchandise packages are,
was found to contain loaded revolver.
The hammer rested upon one Of the
cartridges, and IL was remarkable that
the jamming and claiming that the
mails 90 through had not exploded ii.
A note was sent TO the person TO whom
the box was addressed, requesting him
TO call at the office. lie did, and was
asked il he recognized the writing of
the address, the postmaster desiring to
discover who had sent IL. But the man
refused to tell, and finally lodged il by
saying the package was evidently not
Intended for him. The revolver was
and sent to the. Dead Letter
office. Singularly enough there is no
law BY which person sending such
perilous packages through the mails
can be punished, except in cases where
he can be tried for constructive conspir-
acy to MAIN or kill. A man NAV send
all the dynamite or Internal machines
or inflammable substances he chooses in
the mails, and there is no law to pun
ish him, unless some post-oflice clerk
Is killed or injured.-N. Y. Graphic.
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The Methodist and Methodist
Protestant Churches will hold general
conventions in Baltimore, beginning
NAY ~. II Is expected that the union
q the two churches win then be con-
summatcd.
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HVreA8m Noteos
Victoria refuses to permit high
necked dresses to be worn at Court.
| "A young Turk has invented q stem
lpgraphic machine.
The Cremationist Society in Brus-
sells now numbers 400 members.
or the sovereigns Of Europe, ten
are members Of the Church Of Rome.
Paris received 13S,034 foreign Wis
itors during 1876. against lS9,OS5 the
year previous, and 123, 1913 in 1874.
"A high-toned American family Il
occupying ex.Empress Eugenie's villa
in Florence, Italy. They pay big rent
for the nobbishness Of the thing.
The ball recently given by the Lord
Mayor OF London to the Prince Of Wales
Was the most expensive ever given.
costing &l35,795. The supper cost
s25, 600, wines -, $50, flowers s.. 900.
upholstery $4,000, and q temporary
marquee, that was torn down the next
day, e47, 1876. nf
--Lilias Ashworth, John Bright's
niece, one of the largest landowners il
England, and leading woman-suf-
fragist, Is going to be married, in the
face Of the popular belief that she had
vowed not TO marry till she had remov-
ed all political disabilities from English
woman.s an rR W
The Pope has received from France |
q splendid and colossal cabinet contain
ing in separate drawers 800 volumes,
each containing a translation OF the /
Bull on the Immaculate Conception in
as many dialects. A silver statue Of |
the Virgin surmounts the cabinet.
"A London paper. says !. The latest
next tolthe yellow color,
invaluable u siark bsauties and fatal to
falr ones, is American beef. Dinners
are arranged for The purpose Of tasting
u; luncrcons are ihprovised in order
y explate on lis merits. Deities of
kitchens are appeascd BY. presents. to
sacrifice the claims Of the family butch
x, aud house wives undertake omnibus
Journeys To the ice cold stores in Can
non Street, valiantly bringing home sir
oins ia baskets, to the horror of con-
iuctors and the annoyance Of fellow |,
passengers. n
1877"
- 80 AAas.
80, you.ns N.Y. - g g tennea va
slraP "a orcer 2 keS am MO cnIrcI
.uu.ay 'nvi ~. :-l.o 'os':' ~
n - unue. ~ ~ rn rosnp T.
i'v'ner snv me
= &c = ohris' ef NJ. - I,
"A Rochastsy buck agent went into !
Ihouse on his dknitys and tried ~ seIl
copy OF HelehJ D4l,ies. = H oAme
'ut on his ear. Thero Voro fviun n |
he house, and CO. folks Knew more
bout babies ond - other place than
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On we evening OF the I'd Of Jnn
Iv0' men, Waliring on - oo1
hoaus heard q noise ho111i1 N <ni. AMI
on turning found ~ lone cmbedde<|
N the ground halt q inch or snoro
One Of them Attempted 10 Lie ~ az
burned his fingers. The frnorneru<.
which measured about inchns <by' 2
ana weighed 8 ounces, took 20 Minutes
70 cool A volnme VI smoke proceeded
I3nr ssl 49,
HAps and miahsps.
Miss Alice Kelso, Of Storm Lake
tIowa), was probably fatally. injured
ON the 18th, by the discharge OF q re-
volver she was lifting from her sewing
machine. The ball took effect lust
above the heart.
\. stella Winter, aged 20, daughter Of
the Rev, II. A. Winter, pastor OF the
German Lutheran Church Of Madison,
( WIS.,, committed suicide by taking
strychnine In an orange.
--Jasper Reas, farmer Of Tai
madge, O., was kicked to death, by a
vicious horse on the 10th.
AT Twinburg, Summit County,
Mrs. Harriet 0viatt, hanged herself.
She was As years Ole, and has. had BE-
RODS Of alteration OF the mind for Z
few years past. kn4,M az
John Arst,a mployeeof Holmes's
saw-mill, 4 miles west OF Fort WAYNE.
(ind.) fell across revolving circular
saw. and his body was cut In two ana
mangled. fr
AT Paris, Ky, the night Of the 2lst,
J. 4. Parker, well know citizsn, was
killed by the cars. He opened q switch.
md, falling under the engine, was cut
IN twain. .,7,- n
"A little girl, 4 years old, daughter |
n Levi Holler, was burned TO death on |
he goth on her fathers farm, six miles
rom Dayton (O)- She was playing |
near some burning brush when her
clothes caught. Her body was roasted |
Q crisp before assistance could reach
her.
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LAFAYETTE CAKE--1 fieaping coffee
cup Of dour, l even cup Of sugar. 4
eggs, whites and yelks beaten separate
" piece Of butter the size Of an egg.
2.or 3 tablespoonfuls of sweet milk. 2
teaspoon1uls Of baking-powder, or 4
teospoonful Of soda and l teaspoonful
Of cream-tartar, in absence OF the bak-
ing-powdef, which must be mixed With
the flour. Bake ~ or 80 minutes, ac.
cording as you divide this into two or
three cakes. tAf iN,1 ntu
i3fT iii ~ ---- ----@AnA aA
"ALL the worlds x stage. he ~
minated, "and all the men and women
merely players, and most Of the PLAYS
are from Shakespeare, TOO! Before we
were married, Julia and played lionsso
and Jntsct and nov its mostly Tenn
ptst.n .r