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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28
HAMILTON.

DR.. Major continues dangerously i'll OF
infammatory rheumatism.
Pat. Burns is spoken of as candidate
for Council from the Fourth Ward.
The entertainment for the benefit Of
the Mission nday-school, First Ward,
was decided success.
1t was Thomas Ryan, and not Regan,
who commenced suit against the o., I'll.
& d. Railroad Company.
Col. James d. Neal is home attending
Court in the case of Carr against The c.,
Fl. q d. Railroad Company.
Yesterday B. f. Sortman, of the First
Ward, had three OF his fingers cut off
while working a Universal woodwork
ing machine.
Capt. Phillips wishes the members of
the Light Infantry to meet at the armory
Tonight tor the purpose of bringing their
arms from the Opera Hall.
James Cox was yesterday arrested by
detective Mitchell, of Cincinnati, on the
charge of alleged embezzlement Of funds
belonging to the News Company.
John Faber, who is q candidate for
constable Of Hamilton Township at the
coming election, wants it understood
that he did in no wise cast his vote for
Rutherford b. Hayes. S"
VIM. Pfau, who was appointed by the
injecting at the Burnet House as one Of
the. Committee to oppose the LIE wis town
Reservoir Bill, left for Columbus yester-
| day TO look after the matter.
The following resolution was adopted
by Council Monday night: EsThat the
brick building on the southeast corner
of Ludlow and Fourth streets be desig-
mated as the place tor holding the polls
in the Fourth Ward, and the same shall
not be changed except by resolution OF
the City Council"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.

The congregations at the Nj. K. Church
continue to increase. Last evening an
old lady and Two infant children Of
James and Jane Surrels received the
ordinance OF baptism by sprinkling.
There will be preaching tonight again
at $50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

VV-UWy
with ample offerings and shade easy. Com
non is quoted s4 75a5 Is, fair to good light
IS 25a5 b0 fair to good packing SIS GOa5 S0 and
select butchers s. 85a6 w per cenUal gross.
CATTLE-Are dull to-day at 81 50a2 60 for
common, SO rs for fair, Sd 00a4 Is for good to
choice, ami "a 50a5 20 for fair to good shipping
grades
SHEEP-Are selling slowly at yesterdays
prices. Offerings light at So 25a4 rs for COM
mon to fair, anu ID 50a4 rs for good to extra per
Genital gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

whose name we did not learn. At q
late hour of the night James Turner
called on Squire Royalty and took him
to the watcn-hOuse and went on An
dreW's bond for $25, setting him at
liberty this morning, when he will be re.
quired to appear before Judge Kinkead.
Henry Stehps saloon, on Mill street,
was broken into on Saturday night and
So taken from the drawer and about $15
worth of fine cigars from the case.
They effected an entrance through the
rear OF the saloon. Mr.. Stehl says they
came over the fence from the adjoining
yard, and after they had taken what
they wanted they went out the front
door. This is the second time these
gentlemen" have visited Mr.. Stehl.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Communication from "rax Payer" to-
morrow.
Mr.. BENZ. Holmes is the Independent
candidate for Town Clerk.
A primary election will be held in the
Council Chamber Tonight. Everybody
is requested TO be-on hand.
That "V alentIne case" which has been
the cause of 80 much talk and merri-
ment in this place and Newport, was
finally decided yesterday afternoon in
Esquire G. P. Buchanan's Court, OF New
port; the defendant, Miss Tillie Haus-
man, paying fine Of 81 and cost.
A number OF property-holders were
summoned before HIS Honor Mayor Al
fred West last night for non-payment of
taxes. The parties acknowledged judg-
ment, and took an appeal to the Circuit
Court. County Prosecuting Attorney
John Ducker appeared Tor the defend
ants
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

The following is the 80 p. nj. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rntt n 4 n Last Irf at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

John Thomas, Esq, is very reticent
about the beautiful present sent him i'll
box recently.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church are arranging for an entertain
ment to be given for the benefit Of their
library.
The selection of Judge Gunnison as a
candidate for Mayor was most excel
lent one, and assures the city an official
Df experience and ability.
LEXINGTON. KY.
" The concert given at the Opera-house
last night by the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, of Boston, was an entire success.
They had a tull house, and every one
felt satisfied on leaving that they had
listened to the best club that visited
: Lexington in many year.
Andrew Farra, colored gentleman
living on Jefferson street. was in the
watcn-house last night, charged with
assault and battery on eolored woman,
, 1877-03-31

PERHoUs WoRK-One of the great
est displays OF amateur rope-walking
ever seen in the world occurs daily in
laying the foot bridge on the wire ropes
over the East river. The narrow floor
ing is laid in sections twenty feet in
length. The man carrying the outer sec,
tion to be laId walks back ward on a sin
gle rope until the inner end joins that
already laid, when he stoops down,
places it in position, and steps from the
rope on to the walk. This, at the height
OF 270 feet, is said to he the most dan
gerous part of the great work OF build
ing the bri dye. The careful and cool.
headed manner in which this. perilous
work is performed relieves the spectator
from any over.anxiety as to the fate of
the workman. Our ambitious politicians.
now endcavoring to carry Oh their work
at dizzy heights, ran learn lesson by
watching the footsteps of the Brooklyn
bridge builders, 1t is dangerous work,
and every step should be carefully meas.
ured before it is taken.
, 1877-03-31

PNopucTroNS oF MINES Nevada, the
silver State, i, pouring ont daily $l2j.-
Uoo in silver $4,000 in gold, $4,000 in
lead, and $1,000 IN other metals, making
yield of 100000 daily. or $G3OOO,O0O
ro"annum,
California is producing about $4,000
in gold, $4,000 in silver $6,C0O in
quicksilver, $4,000 in lead ard. copper,
5000 in coal, and $5092.n iron, anti
mony, zinc and other minerals. Its to.
tai yield is therefore SO. 600, correspond
ing to annual product from its mines of
S23,j0OO00.
Colorado is producing $4,000 in silver
every twenty hours, $4,000 IN gold,
and 81 900 in other minerals, or $4,000
daily, equal to 100000 yearly.
Utah is credited with daily output
Of $4,000 in silver, 5000 in lead, and
$4,000 in other minerals S93,OO0 per
day, or S6,9O0,OOO per annum
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and New
Mexico together are turning out each
$4,000 in gold, $4,000 in silver. ana
$500 in base metal; giving a total of
S3S, 800 each day, or $i1 $4,000 annu-
ally.--U. s. Economist.
, 1877-03-31

A MILLION PEoPLE.-Few people are
aware of the vast number of people that
can be placed in small place. When
We speak OF millions Of men, we are apt
to picture to ourselves an almost bound
less mass of humanity; yet million
people standing together, each person
occupying four square feet, could be
placed upon patch but little more
than mile square.
, 1877-03-31

1t is told of Pope Plus TX, that he re.
Gently NOTICED young man studying a
painting IN the VactIcan gallery "You
are of the acadamy, my son 2" he asked
mo, your holiness, am too poor" $50
and put your name down, and will pay
the fees" "But your holiness, l am a
protestant" "The acadamy is Tor art.
lists" quietly replied the Pope that is
enough for me."' o
, 1877-03-31

A preacher took up q collection on
Sunday andfound when his hat was re.
turned, that there wasn't penny in it.
II thank my. Cod" said he, cunning his
hat up side down, and tapping the crown,
of it with his hand, "that have got my
hat back from this congregation"
, 1877-03-31

A Clergyman in Northern Indiana as
cended the palplt the other Sunday and
said "Nu man can serve the Lord
while he has the Jumping toothache. l
therefore di9piss the congregation"
, 1877-03-31
NOTICE.

An persona indebted 20 me are expected TO
settle, By note or cash, Immediately,
ISAAC CATHCART,
Proprietor snohomish E%chsngs
, 1877-03-31

In one of the fierce battles in the South
colored soldier stood with the standard
we'll up in front. An officer fearing that
the ensign would be captured, called out
in the thick of the fight, "Come back
with that flag p The dusky hero replied,
"Massa Cap'n, this yeah flag never go
back bring uP dem men dar !" "Dem
men dar' came up and turned the tide of
battle.
, 1877-03-31

Some idea OF the severity of the late
cold snap ip-the East may be gathered
from the fact that the Mississippi river
was gorged with ice as far south as
Ozark Island, nearly hundred miles be-
low Helena. Ou'y once before in the
memory of that venerable chrsnologist,
"the oldest inhabtant," has such thing
occurred. and that was in the exception
ally cold winter of 1889.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

The sesTinn rats,inenrvs ah tlla nfet Nnnlas M
Nslhrnaf. Nt.i nit.H afnl the lrt III lhls, Vii,
nnhiir .Aainii.atln tMsldr~ thu annual. there afs
nrsatu immunity examinations NJ LIN several slsp.,a
~ which distinguished nutt ~ annatsi. illsru,o
AMI pruhritne, frrttsr ntllhH hnhnts.
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q their ssireAtlsls And thflf rstuIefts ahh pr
sunAi hahiiA fsHsle every NttrhtiHH.
bulletins Hfe rent N christmas AMI Faster "
parents ar nHftiahs - infurlA thru ri ihr taHlth,
conduct AHd tlaltnseMHHt ri thrtf rnls ~ wards,
Thn religion taught ~ thr Institute ~ lotnat'
uAthua. Htu1hits ~ ether denominations arr ~.
inttad, lsa,isi thes Nra willing, fas thr sAAe ~
usaer AMI nntntMi,,, " assrnd III rnliie terrlAeu
III Religious wuFs hlu.
ita rurrrriu,s,slsnee " ntulant4. ~ veil ~ All
lsnls u@sa b, tsrnl, arr subject IL TIN inspection
VI tise director.
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with Tim Treasurer, " I've given ~ prudence IlAy
suggest, AMI may In partly. nf tsaaly withheld
frnn tieM, OH account ~ misconduct ~ nsAiers u
duty,
iii entering. sarl lnArder should ~ proslds.
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Hlo,ld ntsu tiri, nutlee, aud forward travelling ek
prteFs, FUR fHFtAef tAfit'stiAfst AtlufAsA
it.i3 hlsu, UlINktt, President.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

4 remarkable carr III ..,ld. bl.snlt.l aud
prrm.,litatad witr.mur,lrr IN exciting tho
EnRllHl, public almost ~ point ~
lynching thu perpetrators. III lk73
Louis Aslnlpl,lH Edmund s,tanntnn,
then Il youth u ~, and ,Hrning II i
week, formed thu acquaintance II Mirs
Hnrriot Richardson, ten years liis senior,
tho daughter Of Mrs. bntterileld. and
niece u Lord Rivers. The lmly Ind
II .4OO Ia her own right, mud n reycrnioi,.
nry interest In fa,tOO mnic. khe Ind
never been strung lii her intellect, anil
Just before her marriage n Hsnnntnii llcr
friends made AL nns,irrAhful cflnrl ~
secure her confinement Ia IN asylum.
Frmn The timc III thu wedding her nintl,rr
n,,w her Int once before her death. Hhr
wau completely isolated from her family,
who knew nntling III hrr until they
heard ~ tl,r birth md death III il child
After death slir WIN found a. b. terribly
cinariatol, and mn autopsy demon.
strntrd TINT she l,nl been slowly starved
IA death. Her husband. his brother,
mil IL woman who Ind lNcn living In the
same house were promptly arrested, hnl
during their preliminary examination
brforc tho magiHtrat0s n VIM found ne,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
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III rnrrunis, live al water, fnur 81 u,l,.ar
aill oilr III THUR. will make tlis pie
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

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nanis lar Ill. Same evening. ,anitss
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almir'r. WIN disappeared like /
u,,,nrls-l mi.uf ir,m ~snistN. Mean
while nvnlrssl Tie death NJ I'LL Mr. VA
Horn. Which. as have ~ai.l. hit th,
daughter M ntlrr attraction tlmn mcr
physical b.auis. that llaa INV h,ssin,
49, fused TINT il cca~ssl Ia plensa marriage
allr mei. anil she MAS IN longer all,
~ make three engagements for IN. even
,hE.
4 Hers. indeed, hns b~en litr IL lr~
opportunities,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
COLLEurATE DEPARTMENT.

FOURTH CLASS. Christian D~'lfine, Higher
Ar,shmriie continued, tn,stsils Alrshrs ~ l'rs
pnrtut, iiane TriHahoMr,rs, Nthsttsal tsrnuir,ry
and trlgehstus try, lhet1is, tnHlish Literature,
synonyms AMI Natural Philosophy continued.
Ancient ttslnr. thys,fa' t.seetarhs, fsssts,
Munthis Debates, Latin, UreFk uvtiMan And
French. optional
rltitl,et,Ns -Esii,ne,H IL rsihnihi.s, El,~u.
tah. rrmNis. AnsirM tlAs.fs AMI Typography,
kuian anil sitvsan Antiquities, lnAslleh lAtrtasuts,
t'nlH reilly Aipelrs completed, surveying, lNsslr.
E.sAyA, Manihls ppta,rs, lAsin. t,rsrAi French
ant Herman ai4li.a,at,
NtaNNBtIstNh l,l'ehrps VI rAhaleiiy, tin-
rn,iun, frasssls, Asn,si Thttnsnrhs tsnir s,,,,
Metaphysics. Htalis liyaNsl thn,aI#,n t~ilii
Man'sl Navigation, Astrun'ihY, shatsth,a t,tamr.
Try, E.@a,~, Muntts ttnha,.r, latin, t,usll iunt,
M tsrtlah optional
fiilsf ti,ssss Mnfn, Philosophy, ltltisat isa',.
nhis, lnsans, tssuNt, As,tuhH,s, ~, n~tts Nh.
ruil,a tuhr Nt.ls.~ AhAlSt i.al Mechanics, Latin,
ureskt tietman and frsnrh nl',nnnal,
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\ youth ri six y,Afs. mi returning
from church inquired III lin father ii
tho~' who engaged III silent prayer o.,
entering tha church. nll NUDE I'M III tic
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before this GUESSED war broke out. Always
my luck.
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TERMS
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