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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
THE DESTITUTE.
NEW YORK CITY.
The Great Fire Of Monday,
liional AssOriatp1 Prass to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The ruins OF
Mondays great fire continue to attrack
thousands of people, and it is not prob
able that the search Will be begun for a
day to come, as the heated metal and
bricks will prevent, to say nothing OF
the apparent apathy Of officers In max
ing preparations for their removal. Up
to this afternoon there have been no
further reports OF missing persons re-
ceived at the Police Stations, nor has
any word come as to the tate of those
reported missing. 1t is thought the II :
mains are beneath the deUris.
Funeral OF Il. l.. Davenport.
The funeral OF e.. l.. Davenport, the
actor, took place yesterday from Dr..
Uhapiu's Fourth Uniyersalist Cnurcn
on Fifth avenue. Ine church was
crowded With relatives and friends, and
every member OF the dramatic probes.
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PatrOlman u Sued for Damages.

Gabriel Gebhart brought suit In the
Common Pleas to-day against Police
OH ;er Tobias Seipel and his bondsmen,
Jacob Biedenbender and August Sun
derbrock, for $1,000 damages, alleged to
have been sustained on the Fourth OF
July last. The plaintiff AYERS that Sci
pei, on that day, assaulted and beat him
without any cause or proyocation, aud
bruised and wounded his right arm,
shoulder and other parts OF his body, in
somuch that he became sick and totally
disabled from TO lowing his business for
nine weeks, aud laid out the sum OF $3.50
Tor healing his injuries.
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THURSDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER 6. 1871

the Republican Executive COMMITTEES,
in which a challenge was respectlully
rendered tof the joint discussion Oe-
tween Gen. Thomas Ewing and Hon;
Stanley Matthews, at such times ana
places as might mutually be agreed
upon. Mr.. Thompson tcl4graphed Gen.
Ewing, WHO Immediately signlhea MS
acceptance, but stated that just now ne
was confined to his bed by an accident
he had met with, and would not be able
to enter upon the discussion before the
10Th inst,
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Text Books for the Newport
Schools.

The Committee on Course OF Study
met second time, last evening, at the
RnggOf fd-slreet soho dollhouse. A caloula-
tiou WAS made Of the effect OF changing
the textbooks in geography, showing a
saving 10 the parents, as a whole, OF
about $50 this year, and Of at least $50
every year In the future. In view OF the
,act that the books are cheaper and bet
ter adapted for teaching purposes, 1t was
resolved by tho Committee to adopt
them. This will be good news TO the pu-
pil who Williams have more suita-
lie book at u less cost than the one Tor
merry used by them.
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Edition

HSs@ CINCINNATI, Sept 6-2:SO P. M.-Flour
fl I'm and in good demand. Wheat steady and
quiet Corn moderately active and irm Oats
quiet and only a local demand. Rye steady
and limited demand. Barley quiet. Whisky
in fair demand and unchanged. Cotton firm
and quiet at previous quotations. Mess Pork
quiet and steady Lard firm and in moderate
demand. Gold firm at lO3K. Exchange quiet
and steady. Money market quiet and easy.
Bels" WEATHER. - Probably cloudy with
clearing and fair weather for the next twenty
four hOuls
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National Associated Press to the star.
TRENTON, NJ, Sept. 6.-F,ve thou
sand members OF the Smith family and
their friends assembled yesterday in a
grove of hickory and walnut trees, on
the farm OF Mr. Peter u. Smith, known
Ia this neghborho0d as "The Branch
FARM situated about four miles from
Bernard .ville, as alleged, near the town
of Peapack.
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Clncinn a ii Orchestra to Go Ahead.

The statement published that the Gin
cinnatl Orchestra will not be continued
under it's present Manager and Con-
ductor is entirely erroneous. The state
ment Is based on misiniormation,a and
no attempt was made by the w!iter 10
obtain Information when 1t could easily
have been had in an authentic form.
The subscription list for the coming
(sixth) season Of the Orchestra will be
opened September Is, at the principal
music stores OF the city. Eve concerts
will be given at Pixies Opera house, as
heretofore.
MICHAEL BRAND, Conductor.
LOUIS BALLENBERG Manager.
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THE LATEST
Agitators Among the Indians.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-Orders have al
ready been issued for the apprehension
of some of the principal agltators among
the Indians In the disturbed regions of
the West with view of placing them
in confinement In florida, a practice
which has proved effective in quellng
disorders among the Indians in the In
dian Territory and elsewhere. Army
officers here do not anticipate any se J.
GUS commotion on account OF the death
Of Crazy Horse.
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Engineers AssOciatiOm---Scie
Association.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 6.-The Ma
tional Association of Chief Engineers
of Fire Departments in the United
States are in Convention here, and rep
resentatyes from nearly every State in
tue Union are present.
, Tue American Association for the Ad-
vancenent OF Science closed its session
in this city last night. About one hum
dred members OF the Association nave
gone to Chattanooga to pay Lookout
Mountain a visit.
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National AssOciateI Press TO the 5tAr.
HELENA, MONT, Sept. 6.-The report
IS brought by soldier who has escaped
from the Nezperces that the Indians
have lost themselves in the wilderness,
on their way TO Craw Agency, and are
bewlldered.
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hard travel from Fort Benton to Fort
Walsh, and the Commission will take
the Milk River route, as 1t is termed.
COrnell,s Case.


National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-In special
session Of the Cabinet to-day the case
OF Mr.. Cornell WILL be considered, at
which time it is said that Mr.. Cornell
will be required to state at once what
he means to do.
The Presidential Excursion.
The President, accompanied by Post.
master General Key and Attorney Cen
eraI Devens, will leave here this eve
ming on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for Marietta, Ohio. From Marietta the
President will go to his old home at FIRE.
mont, o., where he will remain Sunuay
and Monday, and the Cabinet Officers
will return to Washington. On Tuesday
the President will start for Dayton, o.,
| to attend the meeting OF the Board oil
Trustees OF the Soldiers Home. On
| Wednesday he will unveil the Soldiers
monument at the Home, and Thurs iay
return to Fremont to be present at tho
annual reunion of the Twenty-third Y,
V. l., his old regiment, on Friday, tile
| 14th inst.
Generals Sheridan, Crook, j. d. Carr.
q. S. Carroll, and others will be present
Secretary Thompson will also join the
President here. On Monday; September
II, the President will be at the opening
OF the Industrial Exposition at Louis
Vile, where he will be joined by Post
master General Key and one or two
other Cabinet officers, and Will be II
Nashville on the 10Th, Chattanooga or
the goth and Knoxville on the 2lst o
September. After leaving Knoxyllle
the party will return through Virginia
visiting Lynohburg and Charlottesville
The visit to Richmond will probably Dt
postponed until the latter part OF Octo
ber, when the State Fair is going on.
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National Associated Press to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. - The Catholic
Church at Rogers PARK was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000 to $4,000. In
surance, $1,000.
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Death OF C. H., the Indian.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CAMP ROBINSON, NEB., sept.6.-Crazy
Horse died at midnight. His people
took his body, and all is quiet this morn
iDR..
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Another.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DUNDEE, Sept. 6.-The Town Council
voted Ex-President Grant the freedom
OF the city.
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Matthews and Ewing.

National Assoola. ed Press 10 the star.
toLUMBUs, Sept. G.-John q. Thomp-
son, Chairman OF the Democratic Com
mittse, EsceiYel a letter yesterday from
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ngIn Cream of the West,0
9nH Glendale,
snow White,

These tavorite brands are made at the YVES L
END MILLS Uames X. iIur!n's), Sixth strq3t.
near Freeman. Cali and leave your order. De-
iyered free Satisfaction suarantee4.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE - GROCERY - Doing good
business. Long lease on the premises.
Will be sold low for cash; No. 2S9 Tibbats st.,
Newport, ny. Cali see. AT
LOR SALE FEATHERS - Large 4X-lb
I pillow, 81 each; 35-lb beds, $B, choice
1SA " MoERiSJS lis al w. SIKH street, IseH between an
Main and Walnut, UP stairs. au6.lm
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CONCERT AT BENCKENsTElN's HALL,
corner of Harrison and Mclean avenues,
THURSDAY EVENING, September =, for
the benefit of Farm ount NJ. e. Church. Good
music, humorous readings, finest musical tai
snt OF the city, amusing and highly entertain
ing programme. Come and see the fun. Ad-
mission b0c children 25c. se6 2t*
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Brigham YOung's Son.

Lieutenant Willard Young, OF the
United States Engineer Corps, is one OF
the late Brigham Young's numerous
children. He mas for some time been
stationed at MiIliett's Point. attached to
Company A. He is said to have re-
ceived 100000 not long ago as gift
from his rather, aud now he comes in
with the others for a share Of the estate.
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Another Mexican Instructions
Special to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-The Dis.
trict OF Lafrontera, Lower California, is
in q state OF revolution.
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sion OF this city attended as well as
many from other cities. DR.. Chapln
read the funeral services and delivered
the most touching funeral Grafton. The
i, m Tins were taken to Woodlawn Gem
etery.
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w ANTED D-SlTUATlON - BY two good
w girls, In a private family, good cook
and nice house girl; the best references given.
Please address MARY JANE, Commercial
Office for one week; no objection TO the coun-
try. 5-3t
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w ANTED - FARM-To rent or lease a
wv trst-class productive farm, well located
Will pay mOney-rent, give best OF references
aud security, if desired Address for one week
FARMER, Box o, Cincinnati Ohio. auil-H
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WANTED. Observation-Disclosures

w ANTED - GIRL To do the whole or
w part OF the housework for a small fami-
lily. Apply at j. b. DUCASL'S shoe store,
York and Madison streets, Newport, KY.
se6-2tt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

ONLY THREE NIGHTS MORE
OF the charming young Actress and Cantatrice,
MISS EFFIE ELLSLER,
In the beautiful play,
A HEROINE IN RAGS.
Last ELLSLER MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday next-THE PHILHARMONIC So
CIETY-HAY AYMAKERS.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNTANTED - SITUATION = By young
w woman as chambermaid and waItercss,
or nurse. has good reference. Call at 20 OBJ
servatory Road. 6.3t
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VN7ANTED - SITUATION - BY married
w man as coachmAn, gardener, 60, on
gentlemans place. Cool reference given.
Call or addr ss 81 West Fourth st. 83t
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

ROBINSONS OPERA-HOUSE.
D. MACAULEY...... Manager.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Opening OF Season: September 10. The brill
liant Young Actress,
MISS MARY ANDERSON,
Supported by the New Star Company.
Monday, September fl-Romeo and Juliet.
Tuesd y-Ingomar. Wednesd y-Fazlo.
Thursday-Evadne. Friday1Ion. SATURDAY
pear Wednesday Matinee as Juliet, and Satur-,
6ay Matinee as ParthenIa. Sale OF seats will
Commence Thursday morning at O'Clock at
"RobinsQn's" and Church's Music store IL
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Mark These Facts.
The testimony OF the whole world.
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81 send for another box, and keep
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| diiu lCoi S"iiiLibioih
The report is signed
Secretary OF War and men Ers
OF the joint committee otCon-
gress.
Several Oregon kilograms
furnished by the company have
been examined. Nothing dc
veloped.
Washington, Jan. ga mes
sage was received in the Senate
from the House announcing the
passage of the electoral bill by
that body. At 1926 a second
! message was received from the
! House announcing that the
Speaker had signed the bill: 1t
was then signed by the Vice
President and sent to tie Presi
dent.
Wright called mp the bill to
extend the Southern Claims
Commission two years. Passed.
A bill ratifying the Sioux
treaty for the Black Hills was
passed. Adjourned.
HoUsE-Indian appropriation
bill passed.
The members of the Louisiana
Returning Board appeared at
the bar of the House in custody
OF the sergeant-at-arms, and
r,qujs ed further Ii ne in order t.
frame an answer, and were given
80 minutes, after which they re-
turned and submitted an answer
in writing, basing their refusal
to produce certain papers before
the Committee on Louisiana
affairs, on the law of Louisiana
and in the fact of the papers be-
ing IN charge of the Secretary OF
State.
Lynde offered & resolution adj
Judging the members of the Re-
turning Board in contempt OF
authority Of the House. Adopt
ed. Also, resolution ordering
the witnesses to appear before
the special committee, and re-
manding them to the custody OF
the sergeant-at arms. Adopted.
Holman reported a bill au-
thorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay Eads five hum
bred thousand dollars for jetties
in the Mississippi river. Buck
ner offered an amendment pro-
viding for the payment to be
made in United States bonds,
but without action on the bill,
adjourned.
New York, Jan. 27-One of
the heaviest confidence games
ever played in this city has just
been successfully accomplished.
A man named Heun finding
himself. in want of money, and
having valuable set of dia-
monds estimated at $4,000, APP
piled to a man whom he met
down town for loan. This
person, purporting to be a bro
ker, steered Mr.. Heun to Bel
mont Hotel in Fulton street,
where, under pretense OF taking
the diamonds to an expert, stop
ping in the hotel, placed the
contiding Hem at the bar and
walked out at the rear door.
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To the Public.

r have taken chargc of Singers Sew
Il ing Machine Co.'S business in
Washington, Austin, Fayette, and Bur-
Lesson counties. All parties owning the
Singer can find machine supplies at
my Office, under the Mcintyre house.
All parties wishing to purchase will
please call and examine the Singer
machine at my Office.
The Singer Sewing Machine Compa-
ny sell more machines in year than
all the orher first-class machine com,ra-
MES combined, which proves hey ord a
doubt that the Singer is the best in the
market. go.
Machines sold ON monthly payments.
will also repair all kinds of ma
chimes, and warrant all work done to
give satisfaction or no pay.
want canvassers in all the counties
under my control, | will give good in
duccments Address all c.mmunica-
lions to S. &. WRIGHT,
Agent for the Singer Machine,
Br,nham, Washington Co.,
jan27d&w3m Texas.
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We SveNNnSN SaNV
A Daily and Weekly Democratic Journal
PUBLISHED AT BRENNAN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, TEXAS
RAMKEM g. RgecRENxMoM. Hditors.
upscription-Daiy So per year; Weekly 81 per year

THE BANNER has recently been enlarged thrty-two
column paper being the largest paper published the
county 1t is the only English newspaper published in the county,
and the acknowed organ the Democracy AUSTIN Washing
ton and Bueon counties. Its columns always we'll filled
with items Of State and general we'll
esng Editorials upon all the important topics day
THE BANNER is and always has been the seadast friend of the
poor and working class; uc has abored for their interest and
advancement by avong and advocating the immigration
county ointegent and industrious 1t advocates the
speedy development of the and
ing State by encouraging the establishment of manufactures
all kinds tvorng Railroad communication with sections
State not yet penetrated by existing lines
TIE BANNER is Jealous worker in behalf of Benham and
Washington Coming Brennan in january 1853 when
but small village Of 300 inhabitants have watched its
onward march Of improvement with great pride and satisfaction
until instead of 800 her population is 1000 souls and
still her progress onward During this time 60 yea we have
been way connected with her journalism working
wing the pospery of town. expect
abors emittngy merely asking liberal and sustaining pat
ronage the hands of the public have long and faithfully
served
Politically the BANNER has been found battling for the
triumph OF the true and living principles of the Democratic pary
and Democrat have yielded cordial and hearty support
Gov Coke and present State Government We discuss all
public issues from strictly democratic standpoint independent
of any clique ring
The BANNER opposes and deprecaes the extravaganza and
corruption the party controlling the affairs of the General
Government and avo early restoration OF the the
and guidance competent and honest rep
reentaves the people 1t also fvors the rigid economy
in the administration of the affairs Government both
Federal, that labor may be lightly budened by taxation
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Prescription Free
4 Samnln Bottle Free


If you are troubled with Headache
dNllnes, incapacity to keep tho mind on
any subject, dizzy. sleepy, or nervous
feelings, gloomy forebodings, irratabil-
ty of temper, or bad taste in the
mouth, unsteady appetite, choking SEN
sation in the throat, pain in the side or
about the shoulders GOODNESS of extrem
tiles, etc. or in fact any SYMPTOMS of
Liver complaint, biliousness, constipa-
ton of the bowels, or dyspepsia, go to
your druggist r. E. Luhn and get
bottle of DR.. Sherman's Prickly Ash
Bitters. No spirit is used in their
manufacture except pure article of
Holland Gin. Ladies in particular
will find them peculiarly adapted to
their wants in all ages and conditions
of life. The liable tells all they con
tain, consequently physicians do not
hesitate to prescribe them sample
bottle for trial free. Reugular size 81.
June 2wly..,..sS
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Fits or Epilepsy.

Any person afflicted with the above
disease is requested to send their nd
dress to Ash & Robbins, and trial box
of DR.. Goulard's infallible Fit Powders
will be sent to them, by mail, post paid.
free. These powders have been tested
by hundreds Of cases in the Old world !,
and permanent 'ure has been the re-
suit in every instance. Sufferers from
this disease should give these powders
an early trial, as its curative powers
are wonderful, many persons having
been cured by trial box.
Price for large box, by mail post paid
tn any patt of the United States or
Canada. $500.
Address ASH & ROBBINS,
$40 Fulton Street.
crt:: wiz Brooklyn. y. \
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NTicLS7S

FIoaoer and VegetcJle SEEDS
are planted by million people in
America. See
Vick's Catalogue-300 illustrations.
only 2 cents.
Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, %
cents ear.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden
so ceRts; with elegant cloth covers
Sl00.
All my publications are printed in
English and German. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
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HATR

To grow long and look beautiful, use
it no one will be disappointed. Price,
S100, or 8 bottles for $3.50. Address
DR.. }. P. Dromgoole, Louisville. Ky,
and receive book filled with unmis
taxable evidence of all we say.
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YOUR

Hair from falling out at once; will
cleanse the scalp from all dandruif.
will make the hair grow thick, long
and rapidly, is highly perfumed hair
sressing, does not contain sugar Of
lead, sulphur, or other poison. lfyou
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SAVE

Your money and buy one or two bottles
of Dr. J. Newton Smiths Hair Res
trrer. 1t will create new growth of
hair upon bald heads, 1--WE have un-
mistakable proof and mail it free,l it
will stnn
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VlcI&3@

Flo,oer md Vegetable Garden
is the NEST beautiful work of the kind
in the world. 1t contains nearly $50
pages, hrndreds of fine illustrations.
and six Chrome Plates of Flowers,
beautifully drawn ana colored from
nature. Price 30 cents in paper covers,
Sl.QO in elegant cloth. Printed in Ger
man and English.
Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25
cents Il year.
Weeks Catalogue-30O illustrations
oslr . cents. Address
JAMES NICK. Eo5hcstcy. y. I.
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The American People.

No people i'll the world suffer as much
with Dyspepsia rs Americans. Al
though years of experience in medl
cine has failed to accomplish ceSoa
and sure remedy fer disease and its eff
fects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiyeness, pal
pitailon OF the Heart, HEARTBURN
Water brash. coming up of food after
eating, low spirits, &c, yet since the
introduction of GREENS AUGUST FLOW
Err we believe there is no case of Oys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint that can
not eb Immediately relieved. 10000
dozen sold last year without one case
of failure reported. Go to your Drug
gist r. E. Luhn & Co, and get Sam
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular Size
rs cents.
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HARDWARE.

House Furnishing Goods, Pumps of all
descriptions. Cooking and Heating
Stoves, in large variety.
wrought Iron Pipe and Steam Fit
tings cut and fitted to order. Roofing
and spouting done at short notice.
Thankful for TIE liberal patronage
bestowed upon the old firm. we respect
fully solicit continuance of tina same.
IrcIjiam. July 18th, 1875.