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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26
GERMAN-ERENCH POLITICS.
bismarck About Asserting HIS Per
sossi f1nnesee Upon thc Csar.e OF
Affairs.

Auafr~.
LONDON, Iay 2i-Dne de CAze- has
issued n circular protesting against the
suppOsition that the new French min
i=try entertained the ides of departing <
from neutrality. Don Carlos wA- con-
Quoted TO the railway station By de-
tectiyes.
A Times Paris dispatch has the fol-
lowing: France will doubtless pro-
nounce overw helmingly against Presi-
dent MAJ Mahon, At the next election,
even II the senate gives . minority IN
favor of dissolution, which l. very
doubtful. The refusal of the senate to
authorize a dissolution would lneyita-
bly, cause. .MaeMahon's Resignation
PARIS, May 24.-It is officially an
nOuneed that the rumor, 10 the
elect that the exhibition association
entertained an idea of pOs;p0uing the
Paris exhibition, on account Of tie
threatening ASPECT Of afiAirs, 10 un.
founded.
a Berlin dispatch 10 Reuters iele-
gram company, says there wAs great
activity At the foreign offiee, while
Prince BisInarek wzs there-an active
interchange Of telegrams with ANITA
ssdors abroad, particularly the Am-
bss-ador at Rome, Vas had. II {.
stated that the latter will shortly visi,
Berlin. From these and other indi
cations, the National Zeitang eon
c!udes that Prince Bismarck i. Aa.oai
To ASSERT his personal influence upol
the course of sfisirs.
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Information wanted.

Lampasas Dispatch Mr.. j. p Cor.
ham writes US that an aged lady by the
name of Mrs. Nancy Barrow came TO
this country hoping to find her son,
Zepheniah Barrow, whose whereabouts
is unknown. She has used all the dill
gence in her power to find her son.
She is in very needy circumstances,
having no one related to her to see to
her wants. Any information of the
whereabouts OF the said Barrow will be
thankfully received by his poor old
mother She is at Mr.. Gorham's at the
Sulphur Springs, ON the Colorado river.
eighteen miles west of Lampasas. Ex-
changes please copy.
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THE recent effort OF the Methodist
Epsoopal church north and the
Methodist Episcopal church south 10
eoalesoe, which, while it is not crowned
with perfect success, is still in that situ
alton which promises ultimate success.
lAe advocates Of separate church or
sAh'saiion, like the republicans, have
had the ground taken out from under
Their feet by the settlement Of the sla.
very question. and there is no adequate
earthly reason why they should not
come together. save only the fearful
power mere numbers would give the
ehareh were Bishop Hayen's eiforts, "a
mako u partizan in politics, 70 prove
Successful.
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GLADEWATER.

Cooper a Pfont's MIL Boiler Explsdes
with Fearful EHect-One Person
Killed and Seven Woundesi-E Engine
Room and Machinery = Total WFeeh.
Special TO The Hersid.i
GLADEwATER, Texas May 24.-The
boiler in Cooper d Pfont's old mill ex-
pioded to-day at Ills p. NJ, with fear
ful effect, killing Samuel Richardson,
palmer; Charles Williams, fireman,
leg broken; A. w. Bbtler, sawyer, Sc
riously, and William Parker, Pete In
abnitt, Patton, 8. T. Edwards and two
colored men, slightly wounded. The
mill shed, boiler and machinery are q
total wreck.
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0xE word more. No one connected
with this paper is an ofiice-seeker, nor
shall be while the connection lasts, and
assuredly il shall not be used to pro.
mote the schemes OF any clique or COM
bination of persons less than the demo-
cratic party at large 1t is the undoubt-
ed right of every citizen to seek Office,
but as far rs ourselves are concerned we
hold that the exercise of that right is
incompatible with our duties ss journ-
alists. With regard to all others our
motto is fair field and no prejudice
within the broad pale Of the democrat
ic organization.
The above we clip from the salutatory
OF the new editor of the st. Louis Times.
This is most unquestionsbly the true
position. No man in charge of the
columns Of political party paper has
the right, or could enter the political
arena for purposes Of political prefer
ment with the least shadow of proprie-
ty. Whenever it is done, both the pa
per and the person lose influence. 1t
rarely happens that . true journalist
has political aspirations, but whenever
it has happened that such was the case.
history has recorded many more disas-
| trous defeats than even bare triumphs.
| The man who conducts the course of a
paper. and does it so as to deserve sue.
cess. is. or ought to be, grade above
the mere ofhce-seeker. When it i.
known that apaper is published only
to forward the schemes Of the editors
personal ambitions, especially in the
way of politics, the public very properly
refuses to be influenced by ii, and very
soon refuses altogether to support it
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Ihssan Antonio Herald has no ~ mpa-
Thy with flibusters who would acquire
Mexican territory The Herald well
understands the value Of our Mexican
citizens, and with such knowledge
w-uld not add TO their number Rather
more truthful. than complimentary to
The descendants Of Montezuma.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

'fHr Houston Ag- politely requests
he police 10 20 into the pulling bust
ne.' ia the hope Of Kidding the city Of
some notorious characters. and thus
prevent ~ much handling Of cold steel
s has been the case Of late in the
Bayou CITY
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Tmr little affair of the Henderson
and oyerton railroad hasn't been set.
tied yet What sort Of iron is il?
Who're was II bought What was paid
for it3 The public want to know
about this thing. and those possessing
the Information are derelict in not sup
plying the demand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Tvs E-m,iaer throws up the sponge
on the Maifest "gander~pulline' and
now We propose TO hands oil. only We
hope never TO be compelled to notice
another evidence OF retrogreszion in
connection with the fair young city OF
churches and colleges. by the Brazos.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Suortn IL turn out 10 be true that
Vanderbilt has actually reduced the
fare from Chicago TO New York, to fif.
teen dollars and the Chicago aud Texas
fast line will carry passengers from
Texas 70 that city ut the same rate.
almost anybody can afFori to 90 north
ior a hrief .ea.on.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Ins surviving members Of Hoods
Texas brigade will not forget the annual
Reunion which takes place at Waco. on
The 9th Of June. ltis said that Hanp-
tons legion and General T. NJ. Logan.
OF Virginia, are also TO be present. The
OCCASION IS 10 be an enjoyable one. and
The Wacoes know exactly how to pre-
ceed 70 produce that result.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

tH. way rraPcrs. patent binders and
other harvesting devices arc selling in
north Texas Just now, is suggestive Of
al immense wheat crop. Ten per cent.
more Improved harvcsters will be sold
III. than last season.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

IW Galveston Mus makes it, heav-
lest rtlort 70 acquire influence in West
eru Texas well understanding that
North Texas has, with her railroads.
telegraph lines and local papers. taken
a iYHg stride ahead Of Gulf influences.
The A1sI isa smart paper.
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Columbus Herald: The multiplicity
of gubernatorial aspirants in Ohio has
long obseured the political atmosphere.
Bur break here and there lets in the
light. The democratic candidate will
be either George L. Converse, Samuel
+. Hunt or H. B. Payne. Either of
these gentlemen would make a good
executive officer, and would do no
discredit TO the state,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

CHICAGO, ever on the alert to bring trade
to Itself, has put Quits influence to gather
in the trade from the states directly
south. To effect this combination has
been mado whereby the Illinois Gem
trail will be extended to New Orleans,
and thus give the Lake City direct and
short route to the gull. Sleeping cars
and few freight ears have since last
fall been run direct from New Orleans
TO Chicago, but now the entire line is
to be under the control of the Central,
and freight viii be transported without
breaking bulk.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Tvs Brenham Banner very warmly
eommends the speech Of Grand Master
Lang lately delivered in Brenham. The
HmHsr SAYS No word escaped his lips
which might not have been uttered by
alawyer, merchant or mechanic with
propriety" Lang never made any other
sort Of q speech in his life.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

IHs subject OF the continuation OF
The frontier battalion and Lieutenant
Halls comm and rs a mobilizcd police
iorcs for the state. will come up for
discussion. The people would look
npon their disoontinuance with much
d's'ayor Both MAJOR Jones and Lieu-
tenant Hall, have won proud distinction
an the service. and have made their
fuces almost a state necessity.
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Wuu has become Of the noble army
Of Black lin. emigrants7 \ dimiuu-
tive Send at our elbow suggests that
there rs more gold under the black soil
O. Texas. than is to be found in the
H.i., and people are rapidly finding it
out
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..,H. |."E ross good taste in re-
U... .u... receptions la Texas. or
OIL. r..r. ..-. i- only in keeping with
.. .U.a.t.l 1t the man. Bravery and
..I.J. ar. usepar,ble qualities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

TH philosopher or the Marshall Hrr-
rt. -arratauni on the money qucs-
trr rfu. Perhaps it is because his
acquaintance with The subject is practi-
cal. while ugr is we frankly confess,
purely theoretical as Vet.
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". Etar pleased TO receive the first
uumasr of the E1stland RUitte. pub
Hh.I ty E W Davenport \ Co. 1t Is
sF.g sretitsbir paper Tor the frontier,
aUd ea trust it Will meet the success it
.n ugu,y merits. We exchange with
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Yesterday th--s - e. .rs- srra1l
Of ola -h-.t -..i1 u -aa 80. rae -
one - the 49, -s1 s.lre=1 -sal-aa.~
vi furu i-tsf 90 49, .rlea-e- r-s-l -
IN. pas. f.rc-~ Eaz "a 80 -
unainin< On is-na - essz -a.--~l
untsi tls- t.t- "a - - - -
min.A H-s-is--- ia - - sa..1a-a
sps.iiy i1sl.ssslzs - a~----sa-A
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the future, they have again deposited.
This, and the fact that farmers are
selling their old wheat, is forerunner
of the good time coming, for which
We have all been waiting so long.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

.m.a t.1gf three times as much to
t,rt.. OBJ. Peabody fund ~ il Is worth.
s.I besides when We accept ID, we give
r. .1 other people the care and train
.r. own youth Il : too much for
I.0H.tfu
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T. ry Fl,a'mescekers whq would
raI..u 90 huiinl5 hunt VIC would say
ssas che Pan Handle district. A herd
Of ary th0u,snd is said to be together
up lhgre lud there are many ssissr
a.sr herds .u the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

#. a.aru OF the Chicago later c-crs
of M. .,tu comprises two hundred
and ..-rtrHs and includes the delin.
.-.rr ..g #.tof that city Thi, is by
arEa heaviest list ve have ever seen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

t......aar vurwest sympathy TO
... UIr.. of tho B,itou Jo'o.Hi
... .I .f.suuu which has over
.....a .u l.o loss oi IBIS estImable
.. a......E
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r... H... Is one ot the iiyest,
..r.. .. u..,sst county papers in
r.... |...HHfs many evidences Of
....... ...a MAY Il continue TO de
..... achieve agrCpss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

General Toombs left for Fort Worth
yesterday afternoon. There is desIr e
on the part Of some Of our citizens.
formerty Of Georgia, to hear the old
general speak, and 1t h not improbs-
ble that An invitation will be sent him
IN do a0
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n.....ju. Williamson County Ns7
... Published at Georgetown.
.... .e.. IIrsa very neat paper
..r.... .U' 81 no ,s only half man
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Bismarck About Asserting Ills
Personal Influence Upon the
Course OF Affairs.
Persia's Neutrality viii be En-
forced by 1900 Corps
of Observation.
The Russians In Turkish Asia are Bonn
harding Batoum and Extending
Their Left Wing In q South
erly Direction.

The American Pilgrims Pay Their 0es o,i0a
to the Pope, Present Their Offerings
and Receive His Blessings
Hospitalities Of Liverpool EX-
tended to the Grant Party.
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a Sisters L0ve.

Our readers will doubtless remem-
ber the account In THE HERALD of q
young man named Greenwald, draw
ing check for ninety-two dollars
and forging Mr.. Sues name, drawing
the money and then abscondiug. A
gentleman in this city wrote to his
father, but not knowing hi. exact all
dress, directed 1t in care Of the young
man's sister, who was employed by .
firm on Fourth street. Philadelphia.
She opened the letter, and shocked at
its contents, concluded not to apprise
her parents Of her beothsrs disgrace-
the father bsing insane. and the
mother IN poor health. The sentie-
man had stated that II the amount
was made good, he didn't think the
prosecution would be very vigorous.
She sat down and indited . letter to
the gentleman here, which y . mod
el of good sense, and brimful Of els
teriy affection for her erring brother.
She stated that she had no money,
but, she had two valuable ringa
which she would part with, and try
and raise the money to pay the loss.
Young 0Feenwald, II he has spark
Of honor in his composition, viii moi
rest till he hAs done al In his powell
TO pay or the debt, and repay his sis
ter for her sacrifice-
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EN-PRESIDENT GRANT.
The Mayor OF LfSerpsoi Teaaers ni,
AospftaIfties 10 GeaerAI Gr.nt aud
Party.

LISERPooI- May 2i.-It Is announced
at legation headquarters that Mr.. f'Air-
child, United States consul at tar
place, Is absent on leave connected
with the visit of General Grant 10
Great Britain, aud that Mr.. Badesu,
consul gtEe-al at London, is coming
to this city to receive ex-Pre-idsnt
Grant The mayor of the city has
rendered, through Mr.. Badesu. his
hOspitaliIies to the distinguished trAy-
elers.
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OvARIOTOMY.

4 sueeessf.l OpePaas0n-A Thirty
shr~e-Pesnd Ovarian Tuner is Ne
moved.
Tuesday morning . successful opera
ton was performed for the removal of
an ovarian tumor, on lady who lives
four miles west of this city. Dr.. w.
H. Armstrong, operator, assisted by
Drs. Thruston, LeAke, Graham, Allen,
Tawer, Stevens, Charles Locke, all Of
whom had been invited to attend. In
fact, II was . benefit to the profession
here n . clinic. The operation was
most successful, and the tumor, weigh
ing thirty-three pounds, was entirely
removed, and at last accounts the pa
tient was doing splendidly. The Incl
sions made were similar to those used
in the Cesarian operation, which re-
quires skill and ability. This goes To
demonstrate the fact that our people
are foolish to go to st. Louis and other
points, when We have ~ good surgeons
as are to be found in any locality.
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lAe Dal1na 80 WSehsay.
At . meeting Of the board oe dirso-
TON Of the Dallas end Wichita saii-
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Blaine's Visits to the White
House I'm the Interest OF
Ofiice.Hunters.
Sherman Decides to investigate
the Affairs of the Phila.
deIphia Customhouse.
Governor Young GladdeBs Hayes with
an Equiy0cai AssuraHee-If His
Southern Policy Is a Success,
There Will Be No Dissatis-
faction In Chic.

Sixty Illicit Stills Destroyed In wilkes
County, n. c., During Ten Days
Silver In Any Amount viii Be
Received by Assistant Trea-
surers-Appointments.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


MOBILE, April 21.--Cotton weak: middling
nXc.
WILMINGTON, April 2l.--SpirIts sturpentine
quiet at 361ac.
CLEVELAND. April 81. - Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, 1lO test, l3c.
CHARLESTON. S. G.. April 21.--COtton stead
ier: Middling l2xc. low mludling l2Ac, good
ordinary 12c.
OsWEGo, April 21.-Wheat steady: No. !
Milwaukee Club, 81 81; No. 2do, 81 So; No.
red Wabash, 81 55; extra white Michigan, 81 6S.
Corn: Western mixed. Soc.
BOSTON. April 2l.-Flour firm: Western SUI
pernne, s5 25a5 rs; common extra, Sc 25a6 IS.
Corn: demand moderate. oats quiet and firm
Hay In far demand: Western, $l5al6.
NASHVILLE. April 2l.-Flour: Fancy $S 0O
choice family ST 50, extra family 81 0O, family
SO 30. Whisky: Robertson County 81 50a3 0J,
Lincoln County 81 75a3, Bourbon 81 75a5 so.
MEMPHIS. April 2l,-Flour auiet:ehoice fam
lily. IS 25as so. Corn inactive at 53a56c in
store. Oats quiet but firm at 40a46c in store.
Lard firm at 12al3c. Bulk meats quiet at IA
9ka9&e Bagglng quiet at l2al21Ec.
LOUISVILLE. April 21.-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat steady; red, 81 IS; amber,
81 IS; white, 81 80. Corn frmer; white, 45c;
mixed, 43e. Rye firm at Sue. Oats steady:
white, 42c: mixed. 40c. Hay dull and
nominal. Pork steady at SIG. Bulk meats
quiet at 5,.asASkaS.c. Bacon firm at 6Aa
S&hNi9k 9kag3Sc. Sugar-cured hams quiet AT
l0z allie. Lard quiet and firm: choice leaf
tlerce, lllzc; do Eeg, 10. WHISKY steady at
s1.OL bagsing Dominally unchanged at
llnal3s.
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County CIerk,n Office.
The following new suits were hled up
noon to-day:

The following new suits were died up to
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT. .
52,43S. Louise Buck VS.. c. Ii. Helmkamp
Damages, $1,000.
52.4s9. Frances NJ. Wilson vs. Henry r. Will
| SON Divorce.
81 44O. Mary Buck VS.. c. ii. Helmkamp-Dam
ages. $4,000.
52,44l. j. s. Garrison ct al. VS.. Joseph w.
Thomas-Damages, $4,000
81, 44A. John Hay VS.. Henry Ocke-Money as
damages, 81 ,00O.
52,448. Anna Toohy VS.. City OF Cincinnati
52,44. Maria f. PiShing VS.. W. NJ. Ampt ct
al.-NoneY.
81 445. Joseph A. scarlett vs. Michael Ryan
Lien. $l75 05.
50 g. Henry Buck VS.. G. H. Helmkamp
damages $500.
52,447 AAnie Evans VS.. Evan P. Evans-Di-
vorce.
52,44s. Geo. s. Crawford VS.. H. Levi & Co..
Injunction.
2,44y. II. A. Vanamringe vs. Henry Miller
Error.
81 .45O. Clara b. Boesley ct al. vs.. Isabella G.
Reilly, widow. &C. Partition of real estate.
52,45l. John b. Suetson vs. N. B. Dewey
| Money.
2,452. NJ and A. Hassler VS.. N. B. Dewey
Money.
52,45s. William Tell Lodge, &C., VS.. NJ.
Schmalz and wife-Foreclosure.
52,454. K. Kinney q 20. VS.. Wunder, Wheeler
| & POrt-Money.
81, ,455. A. Nathan vs.. H. w. Frankenstein-
| Appeal.
b2,4'6. E. Kinney s. Co. vs.wm.w. w under
| Money.
52,457. Susan Andrews VS.. L. Margraf--
Money.
52,458. VIM, H. Murphy VS.. Henry and Louise
| Eckenroth-Appeal.
| 52,459. John Blackburn va. Caroline Griffith
| ct ai.-Foreclosure.
b2,460. VIM. Fl. Murphy VS.. Henry and Louise
EGkenroth--Appcai.
SUPERIOR COURT.
33, 1872. B. FL. Hover vs.. +. W. Hartman-In-
junction, &c.
SO, 1888. City for the use Of NJ. Burns & Co. VS..
Aaron f. Perry-PaviHg assessment.
33.134. Virginia VI. Tulte ct al vs.. Edward j.
Tmte ct ar lief.
%, 1856. Alex. B. Huston, Trustees. SC. VS..
VIM. b. Moore ct al.-FOreclose.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order of sale to me di-
/ rected by the Probate Court of Hamilton
county, Ohio, in case No. 1851, will sell at
Pubic Auction, on the premises, on Monday,
the 30th day of April, ls77, at IL O'clock A. M,
the following described real estate to- wit:
Situated in the northwest quarter of Section
Seven ~ in Colerain Township, Hamilton
County, State Of Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at point on the
north line of said section Seven ~ at the
northeast corner Of Solomon Barns tract of
land; thence east on said Sectron line l6Sk
chains to q stake; thence soulful deg west 5.93
chains: thence west 1.osk chaius; thence north
deg. east 593 chains to the place of beginning,
containing one acre OF land, strict measure,
AMI being the same premises conveyed to AL
len Barns by A. j. Titus, by deed made and
recorued in Deed Book SIS, page rs, IN Hamil-
ton Lounty Record Of Deeds. Appraised at
$3.50.
Terms of sale-Half cash, balance in two
equal payments in SIX and twelve months from
day OF sale, with interest, secured by mortgage
on premises sold. .. 49,.
MARTIN BARNS,
Administrator Of Allen Barns, deceased
s. B. GARTER, Attorney. mh3l-5tS
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Police Court.
Drunkenness - Mary Rodgers,
months,

Drunkenness - Mary Rodgers,
months.
Disorderly Conduct-John O'Brien, j
W. Hayden, Edward Deller, dis
missed; Dennis Fields, Peter Nolan
continued; Mike Cain, Annie Adams
Mollie Crosby, So; George Ryan, So;
Henry Huesman, COSTS.
Assault and Battery-Jas. Patton
Julius Wellman, Ed. Wellman, Dcnnie
Fields, Peter Nolan, Henry Wuhze,
brock, Barney Wunzebrock, continued
Henry, Barney and Mary Lamperman
joan Printeville, dismissed.
Mscellaneous-G. Sohlafer, John
Kuhn, selling liquor ON election day
continued; Michael Hays, assault to
to kill dismissed; Dennis Fields, Peter
| Geo. Ryan, same, dismissed; Annie
Smith, petty larceny, continued; Annie
Uonlon, same, $50 and 80 days; W.
l.. Fitzgerald, Patrick A. Curray,
gaming uevices, costs; Jno. Printeville
malicious destruction, $3.50; Dennis Field
continued; Jas. Begans, VIM. Bryan,
ldepositing shavings on street, dis,
missed; Mich. Popp, grand larceny, dis
missed; Mich. Ry an, failing to post red
Hight. IS; Christ. Marcus, same, dis.
missed; Sam. Corvin, F. II
lBowald, obstructing street, dismissed;
j. W. Robb, concealed weapons, $50 auc
30 days; Jno. Adams, vagrancy, 81 days;
Ed. Little, street begging, 80 days;
Louis Loope, driving on sidewalk, 81
Ed. Haldy, Thomas Brown, murder, con
tinued, no bail; Horace Christopher
embe bezzlement, $40; Fred. Flick, abusin.
family putunder bonds; Pat. Leonard,
permitting goats to run at large, costs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day: r.. .
james r. Challen and wife and E. Cort.
Williams and wife to Lewis A. Cohoon, special
warranty deed, 81 and other valuable consid-
eratons, Lot LOG, Ferguson's subdIvision, being
Is feet front on north side Of Sixth street by 30
feet deep, lying 80 feet west OF College street.
Also, Lot l53 and west three feet Of Lot l54,
same subdivision, being ~ feet front on north
side Of Sixth street by 80 feet deep, lying 70 feet
l54, same subdivision, being % feet front on
north side OF Sixth street by 80 feet Deep lying
81 feet west Of College street. Also, IS feet
front on west side of Baymiller street by li0
feet deep, lying SO feet north OF Liberty street,
being in Block NJ, Wade aud Dudley's sub
division. Also, rs feet front on north side OF
Poplar street by 81 feet deep, lying east of
Baymiiler street, being In Block L, same sub
division. Also, Lots s2s and s2. vapbornes