davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met iu regular SESSION,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
MI. Bell offered the following, which
was adopted:
"Resolved, That the several street
railroad corporations are hereby notified
10 discontinue the practice Of cleaning
their roadways and rails and depositing
the streets."
The following pay-roiis were approved
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Considering Louisiana.

Considering louisiana.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The President
this morning called special session OF
the Cabinet to consider the present sit
uation in Louisiana.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
issued slnee our last report:

I'll. ID. Bender and Sophia Smithley.
George Droud and Dsna Meyer.
?. Schneider and Mary Kluerer.
b. 8. FoIger and Rosa Knecht.
j. Leppert and Henrietta Humbrecht
a. G. SpseLh and Lena Schroeder.
J. Guppenlalz and q. Wildermuth,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
FOR SALH.

INOR SALE - COTTAGE - OF three rooms,
E on second street, Dayton, KY; cheap for
cash. Apply to J. B. BUNNING, Dayton, Ky.
fely-l2.+ .....
LNOR SALk-LOT-Desirab fronting 81
It. feet on south side OF Fairfield ave, Belle
Vae, ky., extending back $50 feet to street In
the rear. inquire at boiler yard corner Law
reuce and Fearl street, 14-5t
LOR SALE-HOME-Colnt of five acres,
l. with fruit good house, barn, carriage
house, &C., on Alexandra Pike, An miles from
city. Address A. j. THURBER, Dale, Camp
bell County. Ky. l4-5t
EoR SALE SHOE STORE - In Dayton,
i KY; good location: good run OF custom; a
cheap for cash. JOHN b. BURNING, north
cast corner Clay and Third streets, Dayton,
Ky. fei9-i2t#
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

NINE. GRISWOLD'S Abdominal. Shoulder
Braces, Long Waist, also Nursing and Misscs'
Corsets, and variety Jf other things. Orders
promptly I'll ed by her Agent, MRS. A. Z. NUN
son, 298 Hopkins street, west OF Freeman.
feH- 3mF. .M&W
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Engagements for six nights and Saturday
Matinee OF the Great Actor,
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Commencing Monday Evening, February 10,
in his matchless impersonatio OF
.. RTCEIELIEU.
Tuesday evening-AAMLEr
Wednesday and Thursday evenings-ROSE-
DALE.
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon MISS
MARIE PRESCOTT Will make her first ap-
pearance on any stage, In Tragedy and Come
dy-W ednesday as Lady Macbeth; Thursday
as Lady Ieazle in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
secure seats at Hawley's, 1854 Vine street.
MOniay, Feb. s6-MRS. JAS A. OATES
COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
mWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
M MARTIN. at 49 W. Fifth St. jy1s-n
HOTELS.

HOTELS.
EU ROP ca N HOTEL
AND
- q n e rae - a 0 o IN /.
HI, Eek Proprietor.
Finely Fun nished Sleeping Rooms. Southeast
Cor. Longworth and Plam Sts., Cincinnati.
The very choicest Liquors. fe!6 -3mF, NAV
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
WOODS THEATER.

B. MACAULEY....... Manager.
The Celebrated
LISA WEBER BURLE5QUE TROUPE,
Every evening and Wednesday and saturday
Matinees Only 25c to Matnees
Next week-1. SHE'LL HENDERSON. 49, tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

wv TANTED-HO USE-To purchase house In
w good location that will pay ~ per cent. /;
$l0,O cash. Address CAPr. JAMES, Hunts
Hotel. 15-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

NV ED-DENTIST-Wit small capi-
w tai, to purchase good dental practice;
office furnished complete, no bonus; satisfac-
tory reasons for selling. Address DENTIST,
Louisville Ky. 15-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
D---MIscELLANHoUs.

NM ANTED - FARM - BY an experienced
w farmer, to rent or take on shares. Ad-
dress PURCELL COOPER, Box IS, BuGton,
Indiana. 15-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

wv TANTED-1,O 900 AGENTS - At once, to
wv sell new 50c article: families will want
from one to six each; profits good; particulars
Sd Louis, Mo, 1885,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CLOTHES WRINGERs,
SOMETHING NEW FOR LADIES.

And stop ladders for sale and repaired. +. TEI
ZEN NBORN. 2ly w. Fifth ST. ja8-tf- w sam
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

WI ANTE6 agents - Active working
w man In each country town, 70 take exclu-
sfte. permanent anq profitable local agency
for entirely q. W article. Particulars free W.
hOY ERIN, Box 2,4S1, St Louis, Mo. 49, ct
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

SXNT TANTED-TO BORROW-$l,a 200 for one
wv or five years. at or 10 per cent. per an
$4,000, in the city Of Springfield, Ohio. Ad-
dress Lock Box SOL. Springfield, Ohio. 15-4t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
Wsegtfo cut @orabeao etster ttettet
MeOnIttttoHA
M ertto. Is. Wdr3.
iiber Saband.(

0oIttttOW+
Werifo. Is. WGr3.
Iber 0aDana..(
Mebrere Generate, tpeIbe frlber III
BET 0ia3'i6en &eboluttonss Nrmee 9e=
oient, 6aben abgeoanft. Die 0ta5zYar=
tel gebt idnen in Stiide, tp69reno bic
SbpoitttDn nit ieoem Sage mG6ft. Oas
8oIf lpri6t Iaut baDon, Seroo 3urud5uz
rufen.
GortinG ftebt BET 9ia3 in bober
CUNT uno tptrb bon ibm 9ei6iBt. @roBe
@eIebloitgfeit uno cine neue GepoIutton
iteben III nd6iter 3eit bepor.% Wteta tit
gum @eianoten III Walbtn9tot, Etoa
Baleete gum @elan6ten 1T Berlin err
narnt. Sn Der Nrmee trG9t man IT'D nit
benz BIane, 0ta3 gum mtLttdrtl9en Die
tator duS3Iruten.
1tnrttOett TT 9aitt befdr0tet+
6apona q, %. Wtdr3.
2dut Na6ri9ten aus 0attt DOnt IL. B.
Wtts. berrI9te bert Gu6e, bod muroe
oer Nusbru9 bon l1nrm1en befur6tet.
Die @egner oes BrGitoenten GanaL ma:
9en fi6 Del1en Wttlbe aI Jtuber, mte aud
bic Iebr liberaLe 0erfailung. Ote &affees
@rnte lit 16Le9t auSgefa1en. @s gebt 0as
@eri6t, oaB eli. 8rRb nit Sranfrei6
beporitebe, neil Die iebi8e 0tegierMll9
lib ipeigert, bic bon Der 0omtntque3'z
i0en 9te9ternng in Y1riS gen1a6te Nnz
Iei6e gu itbernebmen. UfGlt iprt6t BON
Der Wiebers2usgabe bon Papter9elo ais
beborltebeno.
SDn San Domingo tpirb unter bent
10. GemelOet, 6aB bic Jtnbe i'm Noros
ipeiten tpteoer bergeitellt tit. Ser
Gerba9t, oaB Die JtebelIeH BON
0ottt aus unteritibt tDuroen,
fubrte gu elmer unLtebfanen GOrz
reipDnben5 aiDii6en ben betoen Gegtes
gierungeu uno etn 3ertDiirfntB 5tpii0en
ibnen tit ni6t nnm0glt6. Die Sattianer
i6einen 9roBe Nbnetgung gegen 8ae5 gu
Deget, ba DteIer Die Nnnectirun9 ait Die
Ser. Staaten e~mpfDblen bate. Die
Gabaf : @rnte lit faum baIb 70 erDB,
tDte bic oeS Sabre5 borber.
&iuOObratt6.
8eGgrab, II. WlGr5.
Ser 9er3egominii6e Sniurgentenfiibz
ret 2iubobratt6, tpeI6er bot nugefGbr
etnem Sabre auf DlterrethiiGem Goben
berbaftet II. eingefteGt Doroeu mar, lit lit
Tretbeit 9eiebt porben nno utro bier err
tpartet. SIS beiBt, oaB Der &atler Tran5
Solep6 cine aIgemetne Nmneftte fir ale
0lterrei9tl9en llntertbanen e%tlaiien bat,
pel6e on Der @mp0run9 Der tirfti9en
YrDpiuSen tb"eiLnabmen.
SGMOLer.
Gbinburg, %. Mdr34
Ser 9otoouer Correspondent 6es
yScotsman" lagt, ct beoeuere gu b0ren,
baB ST. eugene S9uDIer, Der General
coniuL Der Ser. Staaten an Gonitantiz
nopel fi6 our6 feline berDffentIidten
WttttbeiLungeu iiber bic tiirfii6en 0reuz
eltDater in 8ltlgartem baS OtiBfaIen
~letIer Ge9terun9 3nge3ogen babe
Sie 8tm0erpeF.
2onbon, %. WeGr3.
SIT 6uu lit bic 9ttuoerpeIt bon gteuen1
ausgebro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26

Inns. Ius bem .GngIiI6en bon
Qr. Gulil 2eDmann. 1872.
So &. gSetbmaMn'S @e6t6te
lit d IN Of CT Otunoart.
8. y. SreistcrS i6mdbiI6e
90rfpreot9ten.
3d. Se1ttIG 2GNtertfaniI6er
SoIfsfaIenSer fit bas SaDr
1877. LOttt 9o1I9uitten.l Obi
Ca9O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26

= D y y D NJ 70" "~V"*O"
Scr 9Ib9eianbte NbeIiinicrS an Die
doOptilde 9tegieruug lit III Der 9fdbe bon
Wtafioipab ertruuten geful0cu ipOr0et.
Dial 9laubt, OaB ct bon Aegpptern srS
moroet lp0roen lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
a
G1arGei It 0 1t, 20 Wdr

9D0rIe Il 0 Il, 70 Utdr3.
&retsri6ter 9fee6 bat beute ben uotr
ben Standardization 8eb0roen nerbofz
teten Slbnn in Sretbett gelebt, onf ben
@run6 btt, oaB nt9t Chamberlain, ionz
bern 8aoe 9ampton Der re9tmdBte err
tuGblte uno ~orbnIngs mdBtg etngeleBte
@ounerneur bon SIO= @aroItna lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
Oricoe wit Scrbicn.

Ntcn, 70. W(ut8.
0ie vBOl. Gorreiponoen3" OerDftente
liht Die lbr bon EeLgraD 3~ugegaugels
Jia0ri0t, oaB Der Ab8elonote Der Bfor1
te, 4erliff Gfcn0i bente pom Uirltel
Uiilau cmpfnngeu iUurDe ullo belnlel6en
elncu failerLiUen Tirman iiberreidtc,
uuo iiigt DinSu: Ser Uriepe nit Serz
bien lit papurb beltsgelt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
Weme 8nm0 esfenatOrct.
@OIum bns, g., 81. NfGt

@OIImbns, y, T. Wlul8s
Die @taatsselebgebung BON Sbto fam
beute al ge%Ineiniamer SlBuitg> 3uldmz
men 1no ertl4rte Stanley. Wtatt9eips FUR
oronun9smdBig gum gnnoes : Selator
BON O6to aetpd6it, ait Stele bes ieBtseH
6inansminifters Sobn SDermar1.
5arrisbnrg, 9a., 81. Wdr3.
g. 0onaGo @ameron'S WabL 3unt
8nnbesieuator lit beute lit gentetnidmer
5tbung Ser @eiebgebung beitdtigt tuorS
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
GO&uci5.

Bern, Is. W}Gr3.
0ie biciigc 2oqe Der SnternattOnale
DerunitnItcte sur Seier oe5 SaDreStageS
Der G~rDcbung Der EartIer Commune
cineE llM3ug. 9jc BoLi5et perIu0te IT'D
Der rDtDen 6abne 81 bemdGtt8en, ipelGe
Dem .3ugc uorausQetra8eu Duros, nlo
ueranlaBtc oaourd) einen GGrlpt, III, iDel=
dem auf beiDcn Seiten WaeDrere DeripuI1=
net fNiirhpu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
Qepe(0en.
CSul Sonte Ickter ISOLDE oft Die sSlinois StaatSS
Seiturs tele9rapbtrt.)
SeNtS0Iano.

Berlin, 20. MtGr;.
Ser &oiier bat baS @ntIaflungsgelu6
6eS Sen. b. Stoi6, @befs Der 9IOuliraLiz
TIT n~n0eunmmeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-26
@araertmeiEer enernoIs.

SI. Il. UtuL4
SouobI bic &epubIifaner ais bic Oes
inofraten bieLten beute 8ormittag Staotz
conDente ob, UNI tDre @anoionten tur DIE
benorftebenoe StaotDabL gu errenren
unb belize 8arteten fteute1t nit GROCER
Sttmmenme6rbeit ben ~unabbGngtget
Ganbibaten 9einri9 0nerfol3, ieBigen
8nrgermeilter fir Oieies amt auf.
Gin 1OcHBIi0cs Serbre0en.
2tttGe Sod, srt. %. Mdrs.
Gtne aus Sort Smitb eingetrofene
0epeide meIOet, DAB am 5onnfaaIbenS
4 betrunfene &erte III Die @obnune eiz
ner @ittpe III Sebaitian @ou1tn einz
brangen unb bic sanae Jta9t bafeI6tt
aubra6ten. Nue bier stpangen ole S frau,
ibren DtebtIden @eliiiten gu piafabren.
Dim nd9lten Gage beri9ieo Die @ttne
unO binterlieB ipre 4 &tuOer in bitterer
Qrm1tb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12

very aDie anu careiully-prepared article
rGcenbiy appeared In the indianapolis Jo"rnG
concerning the Louisiana Senators. The Jour
~" says That
5Gna ot tho nrst things to confront the United
next viii be- the Question of lhe m oe
Nm Nm PIT kELLoes as senator to succeed Gen
at Tbs tide Of ps1tiasn t.el inc Mb WIN 81 Ma5s
Mr.. NrcnoLs into the office Of Governor OF the
p, STo p1s 10 MI service 70,
LsGislaturs tor United states senator. The
sac,sv,y imam ans I'M s,. o. y, Ga haoao rests
limo Of hts alleged election, and these cannot be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
FEED DUTGZASS 1SAEy.

FIRED Douel.Kss WIS tsSsrv the WAT ,
citizen Of Rucbs-r, New York, free
city IN free S.Tit-I Senst uIhtt rucpuu zp,,
The equality tdh I mtn stiscrs the law. and
yu in thEi community DOUGl.Xss in vsn
struggled FIR tdBcill ssraisuL
10 4 speech 6tIirsusd IN this civ in
1869, NJ. DOUGLASS tryTud uAu- when
full emancipation CunDs the negro wouIli
naturally seek u residence in the S,urh,
We rrmenser nm eIErssBiUm be used on
That ncsasiaII, Winch wEs ailsl "a usrrpdd
NOT lank well in a SHOW bunk meaning
thereby thu The sagrfnv of a Northern
climate WIS moi suffEt5s 40 hts euu,Iir5,u.
and thu he wSnld nEruiIIy rrauftuts
toward the Sauth. Aching uvuu this the.
cry, be come htre himsIS md uDsh IN,
his Residence i'm whn1 hs knew hut been /,
slave District md .hsaxsxn two savs
States. And now. nj uhis RrHe Day, after
he has had donors mud GSr5rx henvs.t uoln
him, The hGse migrate asrgs no throw mp;
NJ the whole c, mnruainy tn xhnrh he has
lived md Fsraspersd ~ ls GerrIl upwAsrp
else in this country.
There is consolation IN ulh. fura shur In
engaging in ms work ahe man waa
throws the nna emily plINunss himself,
while tbosr wbsTm he rssrilH sscupe the
pollution. III this Distinct M the dan of
thieves thht DOUGLASS Fr,rArfins il to be,
why Ines be REMAIN hups WIN dill BIZ
permit his rhilarn TO rraw I'D i'm our
midst Why il he Clm1saz TO breathe ths
atmospheric Of iDda5ruGs whbrh,, aceprIinu
TO him, permnIirs NH ef CHI business cir
Giles? Why dses he hcRvr a P,ssirii,n that
necessarily fuinps him IN cunrlcr with
more ID these vile md dItsvh,tAIs pepplr
than anr othtr pcs11i0u eWuBa prsaiRIy Gspy
II he sccs 20 clearly uAs1 N M -sanfn ret
ting dark fCr 1fg g1GlnVa raes- 70 WIN
dent tic pull up stakes and rat bnek a.
The more OungGuil ciEhmI7e cf R1eheser
where The pccT5e nevsr bEuGrgt5 him with
office?
Tine truth Is tEE1 i'm DO community is the
cnIored man htdtr 1ITrrGa glau in Washrur,
ton. Ttey wt1e sltGfsh no vrsiuiisus UNI
der The old municipal c0Ttrnmenu, a. we'll
Rs under the lEatr TtruiERrilI form. ana
they hold NJ hi, hour sugmimur peairiDns
under cur present sys1sn1L DTf this man
pouel.Ass Rnfg"Rs lan1 hs WIS advancing
The iHtcrrss cd I'M rBur Dig such han guarp
NJ thm lrdHlrt,d in RF Biln Hr Afx Baltimore
lecture We RHe CHAD tor know uhrh The
thinking rcd'rnd Fr~Ths BrGr urpulIinre
him and his lrcruTr, i,s De will find when
he returns rO WNthinETeu, Doc i'm bis de,
nurcinrl'n ed Gun ErUTBr As fnrIruisd all.
white md ut3crFd We hun speak thu
Eeutimtnd Cd sruT rsvuunsSIs MN In
TINS community whHm We sag thai
There could tie no cuuaEsr insult
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
T4F WIE rEUEL Nv ETIE.


IhE IresaI1 apprehension OF the fiithful
in luh y IutXEihGnh0f. sIRrpt ia be taken
Hs Il confession VI tlisir ruiu In relation 10
tho MuuulTin MfBtlUw missHaarp,. and III Il
he true, rs rtpcGnta, taH1 they are actively
engaged in milnMy @ulEia EInD0n and drill,
the fDcd Wiz tie buHfEnst by the public as
full confirmation cd uls charge. SINCE the
statement cd LIM There seems Sb have been
greHt 1rFqidE1iGn in The Church OF Jesus
Christ Cd LTIr,r DEy SahnRs4 and all the way
down from the PrVghsE 10 5Ra people there
hHs been unauthorized Stahng afsIsVeuseand
insecurity wholly iDWusiHraut with con
sci1usDess Od inDannes and certainty Of
its vindinEticm- The unnecessary haste OF
the 'Trusaee IN TruHn~ Of 1his sIintIy body
10 deny his usmFl6ctty i'm the great crime,
and TO dsn0uDus the words OF the dying
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
CONVENIENT HIryES>ES-

who showed Up AE.isss Ms kse-h les
day-The Courts Opinien Of Ih<u-
Mrs. Frames Koch vas setnre the Poiics
Court yesterday, charged With having an IN.
licensed har in her hsase % Ninth street BE-
tween u and Z ssaihues;- Several Witnesses On
both sides were heard, AMI their evidences
caused . dismissal &C The ease. Tie principAI
uitness for the PrOSeesttoe uss iknSran;
Negro, with . lsaE and deep tns.eat.ttsa In his
head which defeo9snt's esassel te.Dk as an evil
dence of his being sisPae aDI half vistsi- He
said he had kOsten At least . dsRen srtaks d
whisky a, the place within the last eight or atre
yearf; that Mrs kseEhs SO hsf given hisa a
half dollar 70 20 serS<s the rf-rr and stay away
iron the trial
This s;ory Vas diprOved By another witness
Who said th-t the Cd akn had EOae to Mrs.
keosh's son, ayink n he gave . 1Sllsr he would
aever e0ne arSssd The plsoe sgsta. and aaaily
compromised for nty eents- Ooe q the Witnesses
gave his nAse as GeorHe wasAinxtoa Hsae<ty
WHAT'S year essiness = asked Mr. Murray.
my business uas To cone here and testify
Il don't mean that What Do yea DO fsr . liy.
ing"
oh: A nshernan every ttne-
The ooassel prseeete. TO sxantne him uhsn
Mr.. Murray O6Jcoset to his us,As. in Pattins
leading Q1esiiOas-
The CSart sastai,ea the os3eestoa aldins Il
great many Of thee parties ooly n-esi . little
Suggesting to swear 10 anytkinx~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12

Bewitching Spanish senorItas IRON the
Southern counties, intoxicated at the graceful
way IN which the Major was bumped around the
circle In which he was riding the race, unclasped
the massy bracelets from their shapely olive
arms, or drew their flashing diamonds from their
shapely Ringers, or snAtched their little tiekers
from their zones pulsating with the passion Of the
hour, and put them up on tho bucking coursers
and their gallant riders, and most unfortunate ely
lost them. Two handsome sisters, the Misses
Dunlap, staked 900 and a gold watch But the
pinnacle OF excitement was reached when In the
thirty second mile Major Jose Ramon PIcO over.
hauled and passed John Smith. Then IL was that
the ieryent and admiring Sonora Pioo whipped
OF the realm and put them up on the faithless
myers The Major won Al $50 In money, n spl, ndid
gold stOp-watch, and ten mustangs that didn't
win racc.-SdR FrdnciJcO Chronicle,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12


Elder rs falseho,ds, was not exactly the
curse naturally to be suggested By the
situation to great and pure minds, and
the constant uneasincss he has since
exhibited has had the effect to
raise suspicious in quarters which
otherwise would have remained
unlmpresSed by the protested rev.
eiations OF LEE. IL he had not
s'' cah'd up'o ID rush before the public
"on MS denaL anu had lett the story to
n'li as a thins to INDUSTRIOUS To require
reiu'''fh'n at ms hands, and bad not grown
nervous anu demonstrstive when II was
iumocsd 'na' tnere were other proofs re-
srr"eu or 'u'ure ueVeiopmenI lew would
aaVe gwen more 'nan passing notice TO
sae "aa,er' anu nooe ~ouiu nave believed
niln eui"y un'ii proven 81. But as IL Is,
WIN "'nos' uaiy u'spa'cnes narrating his
n"s'ile operations' IL doubtful whether
nsfly sne "nhe people are not con-
''rhnsu ID arfa'sn MIN A. self convicted.
Un'ess 'ne military operations In utah
are % DC Regarded rs preparation to de.
end Against suspected attempt to arrest
oalsahM focSe on the charge Ut melting
nnruer' ana as being conducted by his
ob'"efs und'r the Impression that his ar.
reS' s'nV'ctoo anu execution would have
tne ems TO disoand and annihil,te the
Church OK Which he is the heid, and di.
rected ny himself rs the only efficient
MEANS II any exis', by which to
cave MS hfe-unless this be the cad
mi OBJECT sought by the extraordinary and
sstrems movements OF Church and
Frophet, there Is absolutely no re ,son To be
assigned Tor the demonstrations. Ii 1t could
Dc ne Que momsn' supposed that the
Church has discovered that unless some
supreme ef'rt is put forth to stop the in.
lux OF 6entilrs, they will soon outrumber
he an notnted, and be in a position To do
away WIN poiygamy by sovereign right.
AMI that the only hope OF Encouraging
emigratlou, and OF thus defeating the pos
s'briity OF such result is by violence, aud
that the armament is in pursuance of such
policy, there would be slight gronnd-
md very slisht-for an explanation Of the
Dr'cedure consistent with the Prophets
pcesent innocence of massacre. But. after
AL it would only be upon hyp ,thrsis
'mputing to him the contemplation Of
greater crime thin the one charged.
Hence there is no Interpretation ofthe acts
Alleged which does not inculpate the Nor
n'ns IN the commission or the contempla.
tlDn OF violence; and In either case the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
MTsCEILlNT.


-Br,sham Youny has eo,e In th., 49,,
where h. IA, b.xu, 4. lose Two ,,o.nsr. t,.,,,
| psr annum-
uu
a., , s"e ,vuns '.u, .,s'
and can liz. $50 pounds dead vein, Vim he,
teeth
| m. Kin, of t,.tx a, 40 -,
oh,;r,., 10 40. ~. .,.r .m-.-- ,s-.oe,
| a.. rst. =. -. 49,. ~, ~, - ..esn-'
| H., r..,..s,. INV
TIE khetive Of Egypt sends the Sultan
ten thousand troops. but requests him to pay fsr
the transportstion as his tsilors bin will require
ait the funds he has IN the Egyptian sycsequer.
-"Ihey have kissing fairs out wes;-forty
cents kiss--EIeAssse. We knew there vas
sonefhing We were suffering Tor. Bring rs along
e"7p'e o. airs-the hirer the better-and we'll
inrss'. u We lave TO do without straw hat al
'anmer
-Dtl you ever see a Young LADY, up,er.,k.
to .rep 4. t-,,,r In IN. Do,, -. -, -,hn.,
drawing IL b,es several line, 10 ,r,, a.. 49,.
lions ami the s,amp mi IN. vpnu,d "a. go.
aasIIy letting n Jrpp- A. eur,ou. !, n nv
seem. We have.
"A Loo.inu firm el.ims to h. Holsters tn
her Majesty Queen Victoria, tn. Governor &C.
sra"r Of B,mbsy ant the Governor Of Ceylcn II
must rrquir. frequent stocking up to nee, al,
tkese demands
III o,,,. ro,t,,
,,,I A., a., a., \. - ....,st-, -,
sr,,t r,T,,,,,. ,,.,,,. =, n'"
n. 70, ,.s,,,. s'.,,..,, ~ '"
,h,r ,no.,,.', - ,nS' r,, 'ns'
mfilicns annually.
-wb-u -. fnr,m,u ola Cleveland p,p-r
eaispes ,..rn the Tin ,e,epbon. n, .s,o,. -. -
N. ,.iit-s 9 I.ly blows The fo,n h,sh mr., ~.
eixe 81 = half gallon measure ard repI,., a, nm
ruled tones. Hammer ,po,her Rr,es a., ~, ~.
var map, and rive II to EN- .x,,,r
IN. c.u.... p,.
s-sa,.. Pop Noa'
-. - n Lac " mine seeietes
,',s-.,s -, , !" P'e'ent nrther
" .oen. 70 aedaetion OF
!, ~, y, ~ " .hsn oeases'' ans
"o1O'A 'ne' 1"i agree "h
A Florida man has invented q machine
saceers ihs machine aeeomplishes In one day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12

NORTH CAROLINA P6LiTIcs arc becoming
OF more vital importance than those OF any
other State. Tho indications are that from
this State the new movement TO disintegratc
the Democratic party In the South is to spread.
Already enough leading Democrats have pro
nounced for the Administration to Beutralize
the fourteen thousand Democratic majority
given last fall. Gov. VANCE sees the true
condition OF things, and in his desperate effort
to save the Democracy he is attempting to form
an alliance with the colored vote. Should he
succeed It will only be triumph for the policy
which has for Its central idea the destruction
OF the color line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
TRorHLE IN THE nUTLER FANNY
A Deserted wife Seeks Divorce From Her
Husband.

~ bescrleu WIG seehh divorce From Her
Husband.
Mrs. Louisa Butler, through her attorney,
Col Mike Thompson, has filed a suit Of divorce
from her husband, John II. Butler. They both
have been residents OF the District since the year
1857, and were married on tho 18th OF May, Is. I,
by Rev. Father White. OF 81. Matthews church.
She says that Tor the first three and ha II years
after their marriage he lived with her ab ut one
hall the time, although she labOred faithfully to
owned. Finally, IN 1871. he deserted her alto.
gether and failed entirely to contribute there.
alter to her support, excepting little 10 the years
OF 1871 and 1872. She ASSERTS that he owns two
houses In the city worth between O0J and a. OOo
and prays that she may be granted a divorce and
nlImOny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
srSsEMHsry rs-rus NJ

LNotaN HALLE nm-aRnnsnH s,r Banafit q
hIl'hHny Church himr inns pfnarnrmu.
NATIONAL THsAuTr-alnnnhm Chime.
AvrNrE THEAuuzp-'Oain RnlnHa rmu rlruu.
MAEKErrr-Ns FErr AHr ananHu.H. NJ. an n
Htrcet northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
ALL SHADES or OPINION.

The HbjoiDi editorial criraois fso9 pros,.
iseu dmericaa ne'rspapcrs, irropcciirs Of party,
are published jaa any other aevs i,yas,
solely for The Information ~ oar rtadcrs. Our
oTn opinions AVID "i'rs SriR, "a Hssdl, sc or
pressed only IN our EDITORIAL colHB,ss.