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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

Council Chamber, on Saturday. by iuEi-
tation of the Teachers Assooi alton.
Mr., Michael Gramp, Councilmaa OF
the Tenth Ward, has presented mag
nihcent picture of the late Rev. Kroefl,
to the managers OF the promenade con-
cert at Greenwood Hall, for the beusdt
Of st. Johns Pro sstant Church.
The Hamilton County Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its December session
at the Council Chamber, on Saturday
next, commencing at 1890 A. M. An
attractive programme has been ar anged,
and among the papers to be read is one
from John B. Peaslee, OF the Cincinnati
sch oOls.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

AN English Countess has been robbeti
or her jewels during her honeymoon,
Lady Aberdeen's dressIng-room at Hal
stead-piace, near SennOake, was en-
tered by thieves, one evening, a fort-
night ago, aud her Jewels and Wedding
presents, worth $4,000, were stolea.
About O'clock iu the afternoon her
maid went to the dressing-room but fina-
ing the door locked, and hearing some
body moving about inside supposed that
Lady Aberdeen did not wish to be dis
tut bed. An hour afterward she again
went up stairs and entered an atjoinise
room, which she found in great disorier.
drawers being open and their contpats
scattered aboHt the floor. Sae then mas.
tened to the dressing room, and finding
the door still locked, gave an alarm.
when 1t was ascertained that the
drawers and jawel-cases mad been ran.
sacked and emptied. One box cor tain
ing Jewels worth $20, 900 had ESCAPED tho
notice OF the thieves. A ladder had b eea
placed against the balcony and an sr.-
trance effected through q window above
into spare room, whence the robbers
gained access to the dressing~sOaya.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
MOREKEN rUCKY OUTLAWS

A Reign of Terror at Grab Orchard,
Special TO the Star. 8
LOUISVILLE, Dec. Ga dispatch from
Stanford, KY, received last night SAYS
Great excitement was created here
about an hour since by report that
several men who had been arrested al
Grab Orchard, In this county, onna
charge OF burglary, had taken posses
sion OF that place and were defying the
Iaw and the officers in charge OF them.
telegram from that place called for
aid, and the Sheriff, with twenty-five
men we'll armed, went up there last
evening to give relief. The parties ar
rested are George Saunders and Bob
James. They are charged with opening
the store OF John Buchanan there on
Saturday night last aud hauling
Of about a Thousand dollars worth
OF goods, consisting Of Who'e hogs lust
slaughtered, sack of coffee, wheat.
clover seed, boots, shoes, a barrel of
brandy, etc. These things were found
Ia corn shocks on the farm OF Saunders.
fhe trial has been set for tomorrow,
but 1t may not be held Tor several days
yet. reign Of terror seems to prevail
at Grab Orchard at this time, but our
good oitb2ns are determined to put a
stop to all suoh lawlessness. Saunders
is brother of Walter Saunders, who was
killed at Richmond, KY, recently.
James, the other prisoner, Is a son Of
ReT. John James, respected Baptist
minister OF this county. Two negroes
nave also been arrested as partners in
guilt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

The ladies OF the Storrs Church, Twen-
ty-trs: Ward, will give an oyster sup.
per this evening.
The subject Of Bishop Bowman's lee.
ture, at Trinity NJ. e. Church tonight.
will De "Science aud the Scientists"
The Clan.Na.Gael S0ciety's ball takes
place this evening at the Bellevue
House. ChiefJames Curry is in charge.
The Musical Alum OF the Wesleyan
College Will give their first entertain.
meht tomorrow evening, in the College
Chapel.
Annual lunch and sale of the Ladies'
BeneV lent Society at Christ Episcopal
Church. ON Fourth street, this evening
beginning al 6 o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. George Conner Will address
the teachers OF Hamilton County, at the
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Judge Davis yesterday denied appli-
cations for writ Of error and stay OF
proceedings made In the behalf OF Rob-
ert l.. Case, of the Security Life In-
.surance Company, who was convicted
OF perjury and sentenced to five years
in the State Prison. Case will be sent
to Sing Sing.
The examination OF witnesses In the
trial Of T. S. Lambert, President OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Com
pany, Tor perjury, commenced yester-
uay and 10 still in progress. Ihe case
will occupy several days.
Judge WestbrOok has authorized the
Receiver OF the defunct Continental Lie
Insurance Company to sue the officers
and their assigpees to recover property
fraudulently disposed OF. The suits will
be at once commenced to recover the
stolen p!under, aud the stOc kholders
Will also be sued to recover the dIvi-
dends paid them, which impaired the
capital stock OF the concern.
Cooperative Cigarmnking.
At secret meeting Of the cigar.
makers last evening IL was decided to
purchase the cigar factory OF NJ. NJ.
Smith, of Vesey street, and work it on
the cooperative plan. At O'Clock to
day a procession Will form at Conoordia
Fl all and proceed TO the factory in ques-
tion. About fifty thousand men are ex.
peeted to form in line.
Postal Savings Banks.
The Herald says the Secretary of the
Treasury's annual report suggests the
establishment OF United States Postal
Savings Banks, and In column and d
half strongly recommends such banks.
The New United States Loan.
The London Association has advised
and the Syndicate proposes subscr ,puor
for SIC, ,Dg0 600, per cent. bonds.
Francis Copiutt,
reputed wealthy importer and men,
ber of the Union League Club, was found
dead in bed, his face Ill a pan containi ne
chlorotorm. Whether the death was by
accident or design Ia not Known.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
Hoard OF Public WORKS.

The Board met in regular session
all the members present and Presi.
dent Bell in the chair.
The payroll Of the Extension, Repairs,
Paving and Hydrant Departments and
City Water-works for the week ending
December l, amounting to 81, 1856 85, was
ordered paid.
Tue Superintendent Of the Water
works was directed to confer with the
Chief OF the Fire Department with a
view to locate fre-Plugs on Colerain
avenue while the mains are being laid.
The Engineer was directed to nr""-"H
a plan and estimate of the cost for me
Improvement Of Harrison ayenue from
Western avenue to Milcreek brjdpa
and also OF Court street from Broadway
to Gilbert avenue.
The Supervisor was directed to have
nine sfeet-erossings made at points
named and report the same to the
Board.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 6 There
is prospect Of trouble growing out OF
the refusal OF the Mexican Authorities
at Piedras Negcos, opposite Fort Dun
can, to deliver up the murderer, Zebrino
Ayalas, who is a MexioAn soldier. He
came over to Eagle Pass, and, being
trunk, SHOT blind man dead, who was
oeing led in the street by boy. This
occurred on the 36tn ult. The murderer
escaped to the other side OF the river,
and Gen. Falcon as we'll as the Mexican
OWL authorities refuse TO give the Ameri-
can Sheriff any satisfaction whatever.
Nothing has been heard from Lie uten.
ants Bulls aud Young.
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AMUSE Vi ENTS.
RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsK

ROBINSON'S b OPEkA-HOU9E
An audience fair In size and Of the
highest order of intelligence and cuiIi-
yation assembled last night to witness
the rendering OF Oliver G0ldsmitifS
comedy, "She Stoops to Conquer" By
Mr. John L. Owens and the strong cast
announced Tor the play. Old play-goerS
enjoyed such a night of genuine enter
tainnent as has not fall en- to their lot tor
a long while. Mr.. Owens, as "Tony
Lumpkjn," was the same vivaciOus.
roliioking "rony" of years ago, and the
other leading parts were excelIently
rendered. Manager Macauley ss
Young Marlowe." part hardly second
to Tony" was immense. The love
scene at the first meeting of "Miss
Hardcastle" and "Young MarlUwe" Was
made one of the best parts of the play.
Manager Macauley appears behind She
tootlights 80 seldom that such an event
is always looked for with great Interest.
Miss Emma Pierce, Miss Wren and
Miss Mlnette Thompson rendered their
characters with great exec lence, as diu
also Mr.. Wilson, M. Huebner and tae
others. 1t was a grand old play, rem
dsred by a splendid cast. -
Tonight we are 10 have another bin
lust as attractive, the Poor Gentts-
man." cast as follows:
DR.. OlIapod d......................JO John H. DWenA
Sir Robert Bramble ............. robert " uson
Sire harieS Cropland d.............C. I. Murphy
Lieutenant orthngton. ......W. Fl. Gillette
Freie)lck Bramble ble............,..:s. =. " PIeTcy
Farmer Harrowby y...............,H H. n. WILSON
Steven Harrowby. ..............,....S 5. IL. Reod
Humphrey Dobblns. lns................W. r. Owen
Corporal Foss ..................Mr .Mr. learance
Warner u ~ S,tssSas Mossss
Emily " or hington .. Miss Mi ct Thomrson
Miss Lucretia Macrab ........ hiss Ella Wren
M ary .........,................M Miss boyd
Friday and Saturday evenings, "Dok,
or Cricket on the Hearth" Saturday,
Owens matinee.
Monday next, Oliver Doud Byron as
"Hero."
GRAND oPERA-HOUsE.
Mr.. joseph Murphy and mis- excellent
company rendered the beautiful Irish
drama, "kerry Cow yesterday m matinse
and night. 1t is delightful play, Eali
of pleasing situations, and has a dia-
logu4 bristling with f9n all the way
! through. The stage setting Is excellent:
All who enjoyed "rne enaugnraun-
should go and see "kerry Cow" To-
hlght Is tne Iast night OF this beautiful
play.
Friday and Saturday evenings ana
Saturday matinee, Murphy's speciality.
"Maum Cre." "W ho'll put me outT'
Next week Alice Oates and her new
English Comic Opera Company. The
announcements are as follows:
Monday, December 10, grand opening
ight-"Girofle-G -Girofa."
Tuesday evening-Ofrsnbaoh spark
ling comic opera, SHE Princess OF
TrebizOnde."
Wednesday eventng-Offenbach's la4-
est success, ala Jolie Par!umeuse."
Thursday evening LA File De
Madame Angot."
Friday eVening-"Barbe Bleue.U
Saturday eyening-"rhs Grand Ouch
ess."
Matinees on Wednesday and Satus-
day, December u and Is.
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The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Geo. F. Froelich, 2 yrs, city.
Geo. Geyner, so yrs, Bavaria.
John Ii. Sauer, l6 mas, city.
Cath. Weddendvrf, 65 yrs, Germany.
Naomi Martz, 81 yrs, Ohio.
Rutherford Lowndes, 5 wks, city.
August Lingenberg, 81 yrs, Germany
j, B. Scbliohte, l yr, city.
Walter Floren.ine, 81 yrs, New York
John 7. Bateman, 56 yrs, Ohio.
Mary Hoog, 20 yrs, oily.
Thos. Hicks, 10 yrs, oily.
Eliza Newton, 8 yrs, city,
Chas. 5. Meyer, mos, city.
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Fu2eral OF the Commander of tbs
Huron.
National Associated Press to the Star.

'"'Aoh"i AooVSiAbou TSss W 6No SGAfs
BOSTON, MASS., Dec. 6.-.The funeral
't the late Commander Ryan, of the i'll
'ated steamer Huron, will take place at
the Church of the Immaculate Uoncep-
ion, in this city, tG-day. The remains
irriyed here yesterday morning from
the scene Of the wreck, having been re-
covered and brought on by Mr.. Joseph
y Calvin, brotber-in.law OF deceased,
the remains were taken to The reside nee
/ Mr.. CALVIN AT Forest Hill, wuere they
"i!l !ie III stale nntii their removal to
vAu!ch.
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n EW YORK CITY.
Minister StoushtOn Sails.

ational Associated Press TO the star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Edwin W.
Stoughtou, United States Minister to
Russia, left this city yesterday ON the
steamer scythia, en- route for Liverpool
and 81. Petersburg. He Is accompanied
oy his wife and niece.
The Steamer City of Berlin Over
due
Tie agents OF the Inman Line steam
1rs OF This city have not received any
,idings OF the steamship City of Bellin,
which left this port N.Vember "a, bul
profess no alarm as to her safety. BY
all calculations she should have reacheI;
liverpool three days ago, and much anx-
ETY. IL felt concerning her. 1t is be-
iieved by many that an accident has
happened to her machinery, or that she
las encountered a Ieurlul storm anu
been lost. Those conversant with her
build and officers hold to the opinion
That she is able to weather any gale, and
predict that she will be heard from III,
right. The Berlin carried thirty saloou,
passengers, among whom are Mr. Jen-
kinks Van Aseh Yarck, who went abroad
IN the interest OF the Erie or rsanization.
and r. 5. dreenhill, of the British Rife
Team,
A Eeliue EXPOSITION,
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Glancing at the ticket received Tor thu
boy travelling at hali-fare as under
twelve, he looked at him aud then at his
mother, then at the ticket ,and remarked
that he was "a large boy 10 be riding nj
half fare" 81 know he is, sir" said the
lady; "put he's grown good deal sincs
we started" when last seen, SANDY,
The conductor Of the noted slow tram,
vas on his way to speak to the eNg aser
about II.
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THE LATEST
Final Vote on the Colorado Case.

WV Oh Ihe SVAOrauO CASes
National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The House
Election Committee took final vote on
The Colorado case. The report declar-
ing Patterson, Democrat, elected to the
seat was authorized by the votes OF Har-
ris, Springer, Gambler, Cobb. Williams,
Turney and Ellis, all Democrats. Thorn
burgh, Wait and Hiscook, Republicans,
will present minority report in favor
Of Bedford, Republican, and still another
report will be submitted to the House by
General Cox, taking ground there was
no valid election,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

How long did you stop In PARISH
asked lady OF II returned tourist. stOnl
we didH't stop tbsre at all" answered.
the lady addressed. "Why, yes we did.
ma, thors's where we got the beans fUS
lipncrH
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National Associated Press TO the star.
SOUTH BERWICK, Me, Dec. 6-John
II. Bnrleigh, ex-member of Congress
rom the First District, and President
Of the South Berwick National Ban k,
was killed last nie ht, by his horse sh Y.
ing Oft the bridge over Salmon Fall
River
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CONDITION OF THE POPE,

ROME, Dec. 6.-Late yesterday morn
Ing 1t was learned that the Pope's hands
and arms were swelling, and that res.
piration was very laborious. His intel,
lect, however, still remains clear.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The latest from the
Vatican speaks of the improved condi.
ton of His Holiness. He Is able to give
audience to intimate friends, and his in.
tellect remains clear.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

The following marriage licenses were
issued sinee our last report:

,ssued since our last report:
F. NJ. Fleming and Martha E. Petty.
JAG. Korber and Anna b. lockers.
Wm. Lanphier and Anna O'Neill.
j. q. Schmidlapp and Emelia Bake
Ely Oppenheimer and E nelia Nathan
Anderson Lang and Lizzie Matte.
Henry Ruprecht and Martha Leak.
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Testimony of Gen. Ord.

National Associated Press to tho Star.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 6.-Gen. Ord tes-
titled before the House Military Com
IN ttee regarding the Mexican border
troubles. His testimony WAS in effect
the same as that given by other militia
ry men, and he reiterated mis- opinion
heretofore given by letter that an addi-
tional regiment each Of infantry and
cavalry are required for the better pro.
lection OF the people in that section of
the country. His examination is con-
tiuued to-day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

! A TTENTION, LADIEs-Kid or pebble goat,
~ side lace shoes, 81 95 per paiS; button, 81,
custom made and every pair warranted, at
STAR SHOE STORE, No. 2tS Central avenue,
corner Of. George street. nO23- -8It+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

7 OST - FUR COLLAR - on Min tn street,
~ Sunday morning. Liberal reward if re-
turned to 325 est Ninth street. SGT
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Third Edition

DS CINCINNATI, Dec. 6-1:a0 P. M.-Floul
quiet and no material change Wheat steady
but small demand Corn in fair demand to1
mixed ear, and ample receipts, but sheled
quiet. Mess pork and lard fairly active AND
steady. Meats held steady and fairly active
Country produce in good local demand and full
supply. Cotton steady at previous prices
Oats very little dong. Barley in fair dem and
and steady. Rye quiet and ample receipts held
steady. Whisky lower aud in active demand.
Gold easy at l02K.
Bee yWEATHBR-Cloudy ana partly cloudy
weather and cooler, for the next twenty-four
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

The Democratic Senators held a eau
Gus this morning and arranged the ad-
ditional Representatives they are to
have on the Senate Committees.
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Into LiQuidatioM.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TROY, Dec. 6.-The National Ex.
change Bank, capital stock 500 900, has
gone into voluntary liquidation.
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The Case of Eustis.

No written report was presented by a
IN jority of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections in submitting
the case Of Eustis to the Senate, but
simply the result of their conclusions.
An official report, stating the iacts upon
which these conc usi0ns were based, Is
in course OF preparation and will be pre-
sented at the session of the Senate this
afternoon. Senator Ingalls, is engaged
upon the minority report, which Will be
presented at the same time.
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LOST,

T OST - EAR KING - Gold car ring, with
4 one drop, amethyst setting. Finder will
be rewarded by applying at ~ x. Fourth st.
b-2t
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A Ecliuc EXPOSITION.

A monster cat show will be opene IL
TWO weeks. The number OF tntliee
will bs limited 10 one thousand and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
The Bad Insurance Men.

prizes to the amount of $1,000 will bt
offered.
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

pABIEs OF FCINCINNATI-Awful funny
- Comic Monthly, III Cts. at any news stand
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ANOTHER INTERVIEW,

PARIS, Dec. On. DuIaure had an.
other interview Of two hours duration
with President MacM ahon, The result
OF the interview has not been divulged,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

toms at New Orleans. The louisiana
delegation aequiesce in the selection.
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Friday and Saturday evenings, ''Dok.
or Cricket on the Hearth" Saturday.
Owens matinee.
Monday next, Oliver Doud Byron as
uHeroO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06

I OR REE1-CELLAR-At 472 Central av-
cnue, suitable for storing potatoes, cab
page, 60 de6-2t*
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Bodies from the Huron.

A telegram from Lieutenant C9mman-
der Green states that be has 80 far
buried eight officers and sixty-three men,
and Is waiting Instructions from the
Commandant at Norfolk In regard to the
disposition Of the body of officer Willett.
The bodies Of Commander Ryan and
Lieutenants Smons, Palmer, Sanders
Culbreth, Loomis and Danner have been
removed by their friends. MIR. Willetps
body is the only ofticers body that re-
mains.
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Spain.

MARRIAGE OF KING ALFONSO.
MADRID, Dec. 6.-King Alfonso will, it
is announced, be married on the 23d OF
January.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANTED - -SiTUATION-As apprentice,
w by boy OF Ii, to learn the plumbing
trade; will WORK for small wages. Address "A
kllg0ur street. 5-3t
wv ANTED STU ALTON AS cook, by
w an experienced meat and pastry cook.
in city or country; good references given. Gail
Rt 26O John street. 5-3t
"TAErED - SIT ALTON - AS coachman,
wv by man OF experience. Inquire at 354
N est sixth street. 5-3t
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FOR RENT.

T'OR RENT - HOUSE - In Cumminsville,
I corner Bluerock and Cherry streets house
hf six rooms. Inquire at No. II West Sixth
street. b-3t
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THE OLD WORLD.
The W ar.

THE TURKISH VICTORY AT ELENA.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. Dec. 6.-The Russian loss at
the battle Of Elena is officially stated at
1900 killed and wounded, 800 prisoners,
II guns and 20 caissons.
WHAT AUSTRIA AND ITALY WILL DO.
The Daily Telegraph special from Yien-
ma states that Austria will occupy Bos-
mia, and Italy Albonia, in the event of
the Russians getting across the Bal
kans.
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HlLDERS MANUAL.-A complete practi-
~ cal guide adapted to all traies using gilt
ing; also sILVRRING, and other valuable
matter. just OUT SIC, or anybook seller.
NTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
y 900 designs and ideas invaluable 10 ali
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and ,nusL
be seen to be Appreciated. Only 81. Examinc
~ any book store or painters supply store.
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hAINTER'S MANUAL. - HOUSE AND
A sign painting, granting, vanishing, poi
fishing, kalsoninlhg, papering lettering,
htaining, gliding, &C., Soc Book OF Alphabets
Scc, Scroll and Ornaments 81. Furniture ana
Cabiuet Finisher 500. Matchmaker and Jew
Eer s0c. soapmaker $50. Tayidcrmist Soc
ID booksellers or by mail JESSE HANEY
N COs ft0 N8ssapatEact, NOW York.
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In dian Troubles.

The condition of Indian affairs in
Dakota causes considerable apprehen-
sion in official circles here. Measures
have been taken TO start all the aEaila-
BILE troops in pursuit Of the Indians, In
the hope OF capturing them before they
can get in u positioa to receive substan-
tial aid.
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I A RTl T'S MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
Erayon drawing, &c. illustrated 500. ElooiI-
Honisps Journal gives best standard and new
pieces for professional and amateur readers
hnd speakers, 10c, Of any newsdealer or by
pail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 1l9 Nassau ST.,
New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-29

A light fall OF snow on yesterday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-29

tifully with thankfulness. Many have
thanksgiving dinners, who do not at
tead the public Thanksgiving. All Oh
nearly all who attend the public thanks
giyings have their thanksgiving din
nelg,. Both the public and the social
exercises ara. right in their places and
should become general. They should
not however degenerate into mere form
as there is a tendency to do. They
should result from thankful hearts and
lively feelings, Such hearts and feel
ing are essential to thanksgiving. The
public meetings and the social dinners
are we'll in their places but there can
be thanksgiving without them.
Who to-day will attend the public
thanksgivings? Who will have the
Thanksgiving dinners? And who will
give thanks with thankful hearts and
lively feelings? Who? Let the answer
to the FIRST two questions by all who
cam comply with it, and to the third.
be I, and all will be the better for it,.