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, 1877-03-17
Guropai(hs Nadridttn.

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MObr, suier W1itbirs.r. 1T mad einer
libsr 2i1abon uno 2on6on bier einsstrof'
feusa Dspeide Der rTimss" ON 26.
Wooembsr in Walanse in @eIairita
getorben. Seine 3ablrtidsn peri6n(i'
den Treunbe ME bic Ireunbe bss ,uii'
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bur4 bieie Trauerbotiasft idmer3tid
berabrt. Nah etnem beidwerliheu
Marlhe bon Donbo nod Yun9o Mss
bougo bate @buarb Dtohr pom lestses
nannten Orte am II. Noosmber 9ierber
oeihriebsn. Nm ndditen Gage wolte
Ct uad Malanse aufbreAen, UNI bort
bic Hesenaeit a%b3umarten. Die wenisen
3.ilsn atbmeten ben po0Gten Q~sbeusmutp
uno sroBes 0srtraueu 3u Der G%rfaluns
ieiner 19mieriaen Gufgabe. Mobr ere
mabnte. baB 1eine @elunobett gut lei
unb lobte bas oortrefflids 8lima.
Ni4ts lief abnen, baB CT In ,weni9en
Wodsn III benen 9eborsu ioIte, bic ibr
eebsn i'm Dienfs Der Grfori4uns atri'
ta's selai1en baben.
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Iraua6fiaen &riegeS im Gtabli6emeat
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taapfte lih oaran bic 9offnIns, baS
bel Der rWeier" cine san3e Glotte iol'
der Glubtriessbampfer in Beitsluns
s.ssbsa merbsn Sirfte. Nun iareibt
man aber bsr .. Q. 3. bon, Rbsin :
Don Der Bilbuns einsS @beiuseidwa.
bers bat man freili@ neuerbiass Sb'
1anb genommen, unb bic beiben fertig
esfsotsa Yaujsr'2anoneuboots, wsl@e
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rbeinauf unb rbeinab uutsrnabmeu. tnb
in Goblena pie0siat fur imu.sr aubes
Disuf sslteIlt, ba iie tuesen Der Damm'
unb 90benja9e au beioen Seiten bee
Stromes fur ibren uriprln9tiaen 3wed,
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ben, gu bsltrei4en uno 3u beiaiBen,
lia als uiat 9suassnS tauslia sr~isisn
baben.
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Morbtsutiasn 2tope fnb re&t srfreu.
li@e. go iog nm Elm Neiipist anau'
(ibren, bic UradttOur bes Dampiera
.40lnA einsn @sinsewinn Bon uabe az
200 600 W. ersebsn boben.
Giuen ME arossn Grlpsytsiue.ta b,
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glaue Muaen unb blonde Saare
lino idon mandem iunsen uno olten
Manne gefdbrli6 ge%tporben. bod aeidab
bies meiitens, wenn Die 8eiiberinnen
oieIe, ih6nen attribute 70 et!ua 1000
WoAen alt tporen. Ncu birfte es aber
f1iu, TUB ~" S:>tS.A-- 81 Ann hfoupn
Mu9en unb blonocn 9aaren be3albert
piro. BOB CT I'm ben 9eliebten @essn'
1ano iein nennen ~ f0nnen, elm blondes
Wideltinbhen entiiibrt, mie bies fir5li9
in Sem 0orf Qeidab,-uno b6df inert.
miiroia miro oieie @Awdrmerei. tuenn
man bebentt. ooB bisier BLONDE &ipoerz
Qiebbaber" ielbitN ater BON ieds 2inbern
1T, bic aber aue-braun uno ni4t blono
lino.
, 1877-03-17
9nldnoi(de Depe(1eu.

Mew-Dprt, 16. Mdra. Ser
@9neiber. welder bic &leioer oes Srn.
Sas. 8insan anfertiste, ertldrte ecftern.
bob bic Nummsrn an ben NDdsn hss
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8abnseleiie in Der Ndbc bon @elfcro,
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msrn. melde CT an Srn. Sas. 2in9an's
0Dds onhsftete. lbereinRimmtsn. s.
sriitirt iomit fein 3lpeifel, bab Der Ner-
itorbene uno Sr. RinSan cine uno bic
ielbe YeriOn Iino.
gbicaso.l 6 Mdrs. Stephen 8.
Sonss, @coatteur oes Sourna!s vHsli.
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8trgtnia @tdat6~@ a3etGt
tae.t9 bsrausseseben son
3sbn 9. pei1
no. 8 3tpSIfte strafe.
Ni9mon B, y a.
Subfertpttcrs Mreifet
preije ber Mu3eisen:

pretIt Der Wujel8eh:
Via Sauare, elm 9laI $ua5
9tn Squdre, awet Wat @ ~.
&tn Sqmare, bret NeaI. Us
Gin Gauare, etne Wp&t $40
Sim Square, etnen Wpnat 90
Gin Sanars bret Monatf 1oo 10
Ur5serelNnseteen werpen tltger bereHnet.
NGt Dbsr pentser Bel IN btben etnen Square.
1ae Ansttsen Fnb I'm gsfaus 3a satIen.
Die 3eitung mtrb In &itmont nnb Tim.
sssenb BON ben 9rdsern fit IS Gents per
Mc&e aussetrasen.
, 1877-03-17
Mfutff teltgr. qfpe(9ta.
Ser erica int Orient.

Qonbon, 16. Mat3. Gin Berlinet
Correspondent tbeilt Der uMosfauer Bel,
tuns nit Scr enetifde Soridlao
I'M 8etreff elmer einidbrisen 8robe5eit
barf als ourdsefallen betradtet merocn.
8nblano alaubte, Elm folder Ylon tpiiroe
Elm l1ebereinfomm,n n8e,us auf Ywauss
maBrescln bebiugen, int Sale Die YfOrte
innerbalb Der feesefseten Belt ben
Grtuurtunaen hidt entiprdde. Deutid.
nno uno Die ibrisen Mddte trasen ftiu
gerlanseu, einen gertrus su urter5eids
men, tuelder nad Serlauf zines Sahres
cine e%emeinfame expedition nod 6erTar>
tel inpoloiren fOnnte. Ssnutieff 1T tn Ser
lin iebr 5uoorfomueno empfansen ,uorben
uao fat eabei bic 8erideruns erbolten.
bos Die Aufredterbattuns Der &edte SET
Gbrifen'in Deutidldno iotuo9t. tpie in
&uBlanb als cine NOtbwenbisteit betradz
tet uirb. Ssnaticff wnroe beaatridtist.
bab Oeuti4lano, um sic Dreis &iaier. 81
lian3 gu erbalten. Oeitreid gu bemescn
periuden tueroe. semeiuiam nit @u6lanb
gu haneelu, ODER wenisiteus i'm isalle ei<
mes &rieses Die Pforte nidt gu unterait.
sen. Deutidluno weroe auBeroem Den
6rieoeu aufoen, europdiidenG ontiuente gu
erbalten iuden. tueun Der &rieg nit Der
Gtrfei nidt su oersaaiSen 1ei, uno miiroe
lin oieien l3wed gu f0rocru-nlut ao-
germ, su ertldren, oab @uBlano imSluftra
se Guropas bano(e. Deutidlano ,ueiaerf
iia. wdbreno es oieie Yolitit uerfinoet
iraeno cine abiolute @arantie fit bic gu
funft 81 %leiiteu. umiomebr. oa Die Yolilif
,pelas Gnstan6 naa Gerlauf zines Sabies
sinidlaseu ,pirb. nidt porbeseieben iuer'
Sen fanu."-Iie rMiost. a3ts." 1T oergn
fidt, oa6 Ssnatieif's Miilion in Berlin
ciuen polfommeneu @rfols e%raiette uno
oaB bic Oppoiition @uslanos Midts gu
bcocuten bat. tuenn er in Faris II. Berlin
i'm sleiden Ma6e erfolsreih 1T.
Die Auslidten auf einl1ebereiufommen
auiidsn Montenesro unb Saofet Taida
fino uod) 10 ua3iiaiis, uie ie. Sn0eiciieS'
welde Seftuus nod imnsr pun o%en1ton'
tenesrincrn cerairt 1T berridt .Wansel al
2ebenSmittel.
Sine Barrier Depeide melSet: nGs
ftsbt ouBsrTruae. oa6 sroBe Gnfreauns in
Gonttantinopel berriat. &ries 9esenNub
lamb unS Die .3uriidberufuna WiSbat "a
idos linb sic buuptia&liditea unter ben
pieleu Torberunsen Der 9eoOltcluns @ru
ie 8ermidelunsen tperoen befardtet "
Sire Wieuer Dspeia. meloet: Der
Yefsbl 1T e~rlaiien woroeu, Sab 1ia 49,.
600 Wiann De, Electromagnetic %innerbalt
8 Gage in Der 9~ersesowina in 8ereit'
ihoft gu balten baben.
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Eag- THE CIRCULATION or fHp
STATS GAZETTE Is LA2dEn THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION or ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS /.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-03-17
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bic 9rantbett einpirten. nab ben tranten &tof ent'
5srasn, e pel4er Jera. sr an@ sum @ori4.in
bnnsss9roeeb Der &tamtbeitsitone. Sober 2ronte
aDtre bet ber Gnpenonns bisier eur fo5uiasen ieta
sisener Mrat. Menn Sernanb bnr9 bieie paber ses
tsnb nod Der bisb.rissn 9eilmetbobis bte @tttst
Bew6tnlih seiabrltder fiub uls BITE RrontbeitieIbit,
nne I'D sstsrs IN sanaes Sesr ieennSarer sraa''
Obslet@ BE ss.baber aue Rrantbeiten. inMfsrlt4
nnb duberli4, ~turtren. 70 tnb bod BITE @irfunssn
bet f~oIsenben Rrantbetten, ~beionbers wenn fe I'D
NOD tn %aeutsul3 uitanbs %bstnben. CANA aueerosbsnts
iusrS.s i:tr iSn.'a, seDsbniiS NIT Ia sassss,
furirt. AatSs unb 1wmeemiMwimoiu6t pirS,
b%efonbsrs bet iunaen aenten u. TN eriten Stadium,
e.sssnIia !si4t sartrt. @sMer!nd,t, 0hsm.
sbtnic Musehs unb Otrtntrant9sttsx. fopts aut
esbsrsn Sraata.itsn. DramswssSe.. Gee
sissliss =. tSssas.. nar =" ein 4 sa Il" ii sG siassi$ s ms.
n, Seben pot Der g~Dtrf,.ns su ibefseussn. Nas
eemttebS unb bte. fosenounte S6rn= ober
Suderrubt (etne bis iett unbeilbore 4rautbeitl
Hro,ent bes Sa6ertofss nit iebem Babe Sur4 bed
irin ab.
Die Babes unb ginhebne pufpsr werben mad
itbem plaS TN 2anbe p%erianbt, Der preis beS
babe.pulu.rs IT %. Der bes ginnsbmes pulp.rs
81. wtan lafe I'D erne Broidure fber BITE 9obfua
b sxaIii4sr ober bsuti4er Spra4s fdtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Gtonton Ctr. (Box 1s9o)J
Nsn Qotk
s6s- M0e 9rt Drudarbeitcm merbcu
in fer Office ber 1Vrsi Tia Staa.s.
Gazette" aulsfextist.
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Cuba.

s. a a. 16. Mdrs. Gen. Warti>
reS @ampos 1T aus benz Sunern in 9a>
pana anaetommcn. UNI cine Berathun9
nit Dem @en..Sapt. Souela, ab5ubalten.
, 1877-03-17
Oeuti@lann.

Berlin. l6. Mdr3. Ser Scatter
bat Die @siisration oes Mnriuemiuiters
Sen. b. 5toih nod nidt ansenommen.
, 1877-03-17
@epr3e @ibfon, IT,,

q o. 12O7 MATHS trae.
Smppttenr unb Gambler in
alien 9ortsn Norsellan- unb @las-
Maaren, lopie in ueridiebenen
Nrten SauSbaltuu9s9e=
r~dtbfdaften.
Sd babe fceben etrttt BON ter Gab,if In
qimoass, Granfrei@, cine frii1e @cntuns.
BON BEN belen iranaSf1gen Mpseartifeln n
8laswaaren. mel1e fid isbr fir Salpsns unp
Wirtblhaften eisnen. erbalten unb bite bas
pubiifum mid ~ beiu&en. bo i'd fsbr srbStil
bin meiMs @aarsa ~ ssigsa.
, 1877-03-17
SEND YOUR n

q Post Office orders. checks. or draf,. y sew
york. wherever convenient. IL net, then reyiS,.r
~ ieHsss containing money. Addrccs
lW ENGLAND. rubnshcr.
s~n osas< ks~ Fort QlAs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
FRIDAY EVENING" NOVEMBER l6 1877

had retreated to the heights, were an
Insignificant handful left there by Gus
ter for the purpose OF observation, and
thought 1t safe to withdraw ell his war
riors from that side and concentrate
them against Custer. On the side to-
wards Reno there were left only the
squaws, children and superannuated old
men OF the camp, and II these had been
attacked part Of the Sioux warriors who
were overwhelming Custer with i'm.
mense superiority OF numbers, would
have been detached for the defense OF the
squaws, and the tate of the battle might
have been different. 1t is plain from
Sitting Bulls account that Reno re-
NAMED Perohed upon his heights In NOR
tai dread OF lot of squaWs and old men
at a critical time, when a vigorous at
tack would have divided the warriors
and would have given Custer and his
men chance for their lives even II it
had not resulted In defeat of the In
dians. Charity would suggest In behalf
OF Reno that he knew nothing Of Cu,-
ters engagement, but this excuse will
not hold il Sitting Bull tells the truth
He says that the noise Of the firing was
distinctly heard by The collection OF
squaws who were confronting Reno,
aud must have been heard
by Reno himself. 1t this was
SO that officer seems unexcusabie even
II he had been confronted by warriors
instead of squaws aud old men. He
ought to have attacked with the utmost
dash and Yigor, thereby creating d.
vision tor the relief OF Custer. The plan
which Custer had made for the Rosebud
was like that which he always adopted
In his Indian fights. He never hesltated
before superior number, but always di-
vided his forces and carried CONFUSION
into the forces Of the savages.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16

the Senate yesterday, at which the ques-
tl0n OF securing the admission Of Eustis
and Butler, OF South Carolina, was again
discussed. There was considerable de-
bate, which developed the iact that the
Senators did not exactly know how to
reach the desired end, inasmuch as both
these GASES were referred to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections, and
Its report IN the matter musL be awaited.
IL was decided, however, to push these
matters at as early date as practical
Dle. There was also a discussion with
reference to the Silver Bill, and the COZ =
clusion reached regarding 1t was that
such measures are to be taken as will
tend 70 delay its consideration by the
Senate.
In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16--In the Senate
this morning number ofbills were pre-
sented and petitions referred. A reso-
luton was offered by Mr.. Jones, VI
Florida, asking the Secretary
the Interior to give Information
the seizure OF Government timber with
out warrant OF law in Alabama and
Louisiana. The resolution was amend.
ed 30 as to relieve The Secretary from
giving any Information at this time
Wnicu would defeat the. ends OF justice,
and also was made to include the West.
ern States and referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
JuJUBE PASTE.

Girls who chew juJube paste ought To
be able to tell where, it comes from. Tns
Seml-Fropical of Florida says: "rha
JuJube tree is worthy Of attention OF ala
lovers OF fancy trees and shrubs. 1t 10
both useful and ornamental, and can not
be surpassed for beauty. From the lss
OF April until late In November or uuitI
frost, 1t is covered with dense, daep
green foliage, interspersed with its tiuy
ornamental truit in all stages of growth.
The lruit is speckled and reddish when
ripe. The leaves aud fruit are borne on
small, wire-like stem, from six To
twelve inches long, which grows down.
ward, and presents a beautllu!, weepiag
appearance. The tree is a native Of
Syria, but has been cultivated maay
years In Spain, Italy and France for its
fruit, which, manufactured into paste.
is relisned by school girls and annoying
to teachers. Wnen the fruit is ripe Il
closely resembles the cranberry in size
ana shape" IGum-arabic, sweetenet,
is commonly sold as jujuoe pastel
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
MOB LAW.
A Successful LymchinR i'm Iowa,
bat a Failure la Tennessee.
National Assocl ated Press to the star

Successful LynchinR i'm Iowa,
bat Failure la Tennessee.
National Associated Press to the Star.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 16.-Reuben
Proctor, the man suspected of shooting
Miss Cadigan, in Belmont, Warren
County, was taken from the jail at In
dianola yesterday morning TO The near
est Justice 10 the scene OF the crime Tor
examination. A large crowd had
gathered when the Sheriff aud prisoner
arrived, about 10 O'Clock, and 1t was evil
dent there was trouble brewing.
The prisoner was taken to the bedside
OF his viotim, who was dying, ana fully
identified. Alter whIon the mob threw
a rope around Proct0r's neck and ran
him quickly across Ghe street and hung
him 10 the cross-beam of pair Of scales.
In twenty minutes the body was let
down and the crowd dispersed. Proc
tor killed Miss Cadigan while attempt
Ing to rob her fathers house. He was
we'll known to the family, ana there Was
no question OF mis- guilt.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 16.-At Murfrees-
bor0, Tenn, about II O'Clock last night,
the Sheriff was informed that moD
would take Boot Alexander, the mur-
derer OF one DOuglerty. who was then
cOnfiNod in jail. Tue Sheriff immediate
iy handcutted Alexander for the purpose
of secreting him, but the mob was too
quick, and fifty Well-armed men de-
manded him. Alexander escaped from
he NIB when two blocks from the jail.
Twenty Shots were fired at him, but
without effect. He has not yet Deen re-
captured,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
ON sEkEANGE.
Memorial ON the Death of Mr, Da.
rius EXRicsr0n.

rius Eggicston.
The followin. memorial ON the dealh
OF Mr.. Darius Eggleston was read on
|'Change to-day and adopted: +.
"The Committee to whom was referred
the subject Of the death oil the late Da-
rius Eggleston beg leave to submit the
following memorials:
"Darlus Eggleston, a member of the
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce of
many years standing, died at his resi-
dence In this city on Tuesday evening.
November Is, 1877, In the tfty-seven Il
year of his age. He came to this city in
lSA1 and to her great commercial growth,
during his thirty years. residence,
Mr.. Eggleston, BY his 1ndomitable per-
severance, bis business fores light, and
faith In the future OF the city, has con-
tributed the share of most active and
useful citizen. As member of the
Chamber Of Commerce. with which
he was long connected, he was a
merchant Of recognized Integrity aud
commercial enterprise whose loss will be
felt much beyond the bounds
of tha immediate community where
he has made his home. Tue sympath
OF the members OF the Chamber Of Com
merce Is earnestly rendered the atn CT
cd family In their sad bereavement,
and as u suitable testimonial this me.
mortal is gndSred to be placed on The
records OF the Chamber.
JOSEPH GooD,
GA. j. DAVIS,
"JAMEs b. WILSON,
"W. Ii. GILPIN,
~. +. LUNNINGHAM
Comm. tlee,N
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
w a A-SHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
THB SILVER BILL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The policy Of
Senatorial. delay has affected the Ri.
nance Committee in respect to the Sill.
yer Bill. They are delaying action, by
reason of the absence of Senators Ferry,
Herman and Wallace. Meantime the
champions Of the gold standard are be.
coming Dolder, and they are hopeful of
defeating the bill In the Senate or at the
White House.
THE NOMINATIONS.
The same game of delay is being ap-
piled by the enemies of the President
to his nominations. Reports on import.
ant cases can not be obtained from the
committees. Mr.. Conkling's tactics on
this question are attracting much atten.
tion. He - chairman OF the committee
which has charge Of the New York nom.
nations, and he is In no hurry 10 report
NAVAL DEFICIENCY.
Representative Willis, of New York,
VINO mas carefully investigated the ap'
preparations for the navy report, says
in addition to the defoienc ncies now being
provided for, there will be a deficiency
Of $4,000 tor the current year In the pay
OF the navy.
TIE SENATORIAL CONTESTANTS.
The policy OF tie Republican Senators
In respect to Eustis and Butler seems to
be one Of delay and evasion OF the real
issue. The Committee ON Privileges and
Elections held no meeting yesterday.
Kellogg, after three days OF incuba.
tiop, has at last informed the Sen.
ate Committee that he will be ready
tomorrow To admit or deny the point
in Judge 5poford's state
ment. He is also preparing d long state.
ment for Judge spotford to deny or ad.
NIT. The Democratic caucus to discuss
these matters will meet again on Mon.
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
AnM0ua n CO ma 9 N t..

The sTurngemeinde,' of this city, will
celebrate thelr twenty-ninth anulver-
say next S1Aday.
The first OF the mass rehearsals of the
Festival Chorus takes place this even.
ing at Melodeon Hall. 4.
Hon. Geo. W. Boycs delivers the third
free lecture at Ut. Paul M. e. Church
this, evening. Subject, "Cromwell and the
Puritana."
The Lady Teachero' Association will
hold Its regular meeting at 10 O'clock to-
morrow morning, at the Second Iuterme-
diate School.
The Cincinnati Quintette Club and
the Bellevue Reading CLUB will give an
entertainments for the benefit OF the
Bellevue U .ion Sabbal- ,hchool to-mor-
row evening. 3
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
LATEST LOCAL.

THE school teachers are receiving their
wages to-day.
The City InHrmary is refusing all ap =
pllcants exceps i'll extreme cases.
ALL persons harboring unlicensed
dog, will be summarily dealt with next
week. Come up and pay your dollars,
boys.
The Directors of Longvlew Asylum
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
Courthouse to elect Super lintendent
OF that ins tttution.
The Sanger Bund OF Cincinnati filed
articles Of Incorporation with the Re.
corder to-day. The Trustees are Ed.
Berghausen, August Reinhardt and Joel
II. Steinberg.
MRS. MARIA DEBECK, mother of b. o.
NJ. De Beok, seoreta y of the Board Of
Education, residing al 29J Poplar street,
ls lying dangerously SICK with typhoid
pneumonia.
THERE was a distressing rumor in cir
oulatlun that Theodore Cook, Esq, had
died suddenly this morning. The umor
grew out OF the fact that Mr.. Cook bad
faintng spell on Sycamore street
about 10 O'clock,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
THE FIGHT ON THE ROSEBUD.
A Graphic Description Of Custer's Defeat
Given by Sitting Bull.
Rene Stood, Terrified by ssuaws and Old Men
while Custer's Command was Slaughtered.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Herald this
morning publishes nearly page and a
half letter from correspondent who in
serviewed Sitting Bull.
The Indian said he was no chief. He
gave graphic description Of the Rose
bud fight, saying that bullets there We're
like RUNNING bees, and that soldiers
shook like aspen leaves. Gen. Custer
is nobly vindicated. sitting Bull said
hat he died like hero. The Herald in
commenting on the narrative says that
his first description OF Custers dght
on the ROSEBUD ministers to quite
a different feeling than mere historical
curiosity, respecting the memora-
Bile event. 1t will excite Indignation that
the heroic Custer and his men should
nave nesdlessly perished by Wholesale
nutchery because he WAS not properly
supported by Reno. The curious mis-
take made by Sitting Bull both authen-
ticates the chief portion ofhis narrative,
and explains why the massacre OF Gus.
Ler's men was so complete.
Sitting Bul's error grew o1l oil
MS Ignorance Of Custer's plan Of battle.
CustePs plan was to attack the Indian
camp simultaneously OH two sides, and
ther0oy NIL IL win confusion and terror.
En point OF fact, R.no attacked hrst and
was driven back, and Custers attack
followed after all interval. Nothing
could be more natural than that
sitting Bull, who knew nothing
OF the plan, should misintsrprel
these successive attacks. He did
not himself see the commander
OF either, and as time enough elapsed
between the two assaults on his camp,
for the force which had been employed
in tbs first 10 have marched around TO
the side whence he received the second
attack, be supposed this had actually
peen done and that both movements
we're led " the same party. He acoord-
iDgly imaginad Reno's comment, which
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Words" will be presented next Sunday
evening at the Grand Opera-hause Tor
the benefit OF st. MarJ's Hospital. On
Belts street.
The Cincinnati Temperance Reform
Club gives its second entertainments at
Temperance Hall, 200 AM l82 Vine
street, this evening. The managers
have secured the services OF the Ogiols
Glee Club, assisted by the eminent vi0-
liniSt, Professor TossO.
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The British team on its trip to ikis
country had shooting matches on the
steamer every day Of the passage. Mrs.
Armltage, Mrs. Fenton, and other ladies
ol the party, took part In the mutches.
1t Is one cou,tqueuce of the interest
taken in rltly matches in the last few
years, that the principal steamers havs
established amateur ranges on their
decks, and instead OF playing shuiA :
board and "pitch," passengers now
amuse themselves by firing at targets.
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Lord Aberdeen, who came TO grief "a
social scieuce president the other day.
is brother oi the young Earl whe
shipped from America to Melbourne
four or five years ago as mate OF a me-
chantman, ana WAS drowned. The la
ther OF these young men was a feebis
character. Their grandfather was "rhe
Travelled Thane, Athenian Aberdeen,r
of Byr0n's poem, afterwards Prime MIN
lister. One OF his sons is Governor a
Fiji Islands.
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Ministerialists - Duel - COnRratu-
lated
National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Nov. 18.-The Ministerialists ts
are negotiating with the Senate to Sc
cure a majority Of members OF that body
to vote In favor Of the dissolution of the
Assembly.
A duel arising from political dispute
took place to-day between Mitchell ana
Fargeon, In which both were wounded,
the lermer In the arm aud the latter In
the shoulder.
The Duke DsBroglie has been con-
graduated by President Mach ahon for
defending his Cabinet.