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National Republican., 1877-08-04

BURSrrT's COCAINE
kills dandruf, allays irritation and promotes the
growth Of hair.
National Republican., 1877-08-04
MHDfCry<L.
AgUE AND LIVER PAIa

III oLh AM
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SUMMER RESORTS,

vEaEIINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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HIGHLY EFFEavEsCENT.

DIR. r. OGDEN DoREMUs. Absolutely pure an
wholesome; superior to all for daily use; fre
nom all the objections urged sgalhst Croton an,
artihcially AertAted waters"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
WHAT JAKE SAYS.
That Fourth Ward Scrim ma

That Fourth Ward ScrimmaEe.
A STAR reporter meeting Alderman
Jake Gardner at the City Building this
morning, asked him what he proposed to
DO about The cases pending against him
in the Police Court, and which are SET
for hearing tomorrow morning.
MIR. Gardner--l think I'll wa We au ex-
animation; there's no use going through
an examination, aud am oil ths opinion
that the best way tu get at tue bottom
fact, Is to let the whole matter go before
the G.and Jury. ...
Reporter-Had you any intention OF
"busting" that ballot-box, Jake?
Gardner-I never dreamed Of any such
thing. The lid oi the bailOt-box was
open, which it should not have been.
and thinking that something WAS wrong
1 said it was - outrage. l brought
my fist down, iuLendiny to strike the
taUle, put the lid being open l struck
it ANA split it in two. had no int L.
tion whutever OF hurting any one or in
Jertering With the election.
epOrter-What about the charges
made against you?
Gardner-rhey are entirely false. L
aave represented my ward for four
years, and my constituents have giveu
me the credit OF having done more for
them than amy one Of nj predecessors.
Jake wound up by saying in his good
humored way, "it was only on acc0uat."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
LATEST LOCAL,

MAYOR g. W. c. JOHNSTON will deliv.
er his annual m lssage to the Common
Council tomorrow.
The meeting of the Board OF Pub ic
WORKS This morning was enc OIL unim-
portance to the public.
THE number of Catholic parochial
schools i'll the city is e6; number OF
teachers, .64i of pupils, Is 800.
LoTTA in "Musette" this afternoon
and to-night. 70 morrow and Friday
night and Saturday matinee, ~ p"
MR. II. NJ. MILLAR, one OF the most
g1ntlemanly anu polite clerks in The Of
fice of Superintendent of Police, is tC-
day celebrating he twentj -nlutn ami.
yersary OF his birthday.
AN inquest was held this forenoon on
the body Of Heury kreuter, whose
death we reported yesterday. The Cor
onel'S Jury rend red verdict of death
from consumption accelerated By CX-
pOsure.
The omplmentary testimonial TO
Mr.. John Haylin, Business Manager o.
Woods Theater, has bteL postponed on
account of Il previous engagement of the
rHrater FOR next Monday evening. Tue
evening for il will, however, be an
uounced SOON, and it Will be rousei
when il does come of.
THIS morning, between 7 and s O'Clock
in irunt of Lewis bakery on Sixth street,
Il young man, Farney, and IA huckster,
became involved in dispute about some
trade they had about some app es. when
The city boy pitched into the young man
rom the country, ANA quite n lively ht-
tie fight commenced. Two friends .oi
The city boy loJk u hand, but the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Organization this AfternOOa-
MIR. Chas. Winkler Elected Presa-
dent.


The Organization this AfternOOa-
MIR. Chas. Winkler Elected PreSa-
dent.
The new Board of Aldermen met in
the Council Chamber at O'Clock this
afternoon for organization. Mayor
johnson presiding, with Col. Moore,
Mayor elect, on his right, and Mr.. Hos-
lingshead on the other side, and all the
old members present save Mr.. Young
of the Twenty first Ward.
All the new members being pres8nt,
the oath of office was administered by
Mayor Johnston, and they took their
seats.
The main business, that OF an election
OF President and Vice President OF Lhe
Board, being In order, Mr.. Fake nom
mated for Pre- sid. mt Mr.. Charles Wink
ler.
MIR. John c. Riley was named by Ju-
lius Refs. Before the ball0ting had
commenced, Mr.. Riley arose aud
stated that he had no hopes
OF being elected but but was was
to be used in this connection in
order to give his party (the Demccratic)
a chance to express themselves. and
was willing to be the sacrifice.
The ballot resulted as follows: Win
kler, 16; Riley, 6; Blank, 2; and Win
kler was declared the President.
Messrs. Rothert, Riley and Rsis were
appointed as committee to conduct
him TO the chair. EH
| For Wee President Mr.. Louis Yoight
was the only one placed in nomination,
and at the roll call sixteen votes werb
given him, and he was declared duly
elected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
BLUE GRASS FELONY.
CAPTURE Of a Cattle Thief.

Capture Of a Cattle THIEF.
Pursuant to telegram from the Mar
shal of Lexington, Kentucky, Mr.. Mute
Wilson, the Marshal OF Falmouth, Ky,
arrested man named j K. Smith on the
charge OF stealing Car load OF cattle
from man By the name OF Headly, oil
Lexington, Kentucky. He went to Head
ly's farm and selected fifteen cattle
from drove OF eighty, and hired ne
gro to help HIM, promising to pay him
when they arrived at Lexington. Upon
their arrival he reiuseed 10 pay the me-
gro, when his coloredship informed ths
Marshal o. the transac lion, which led 70
inquiries with the above result. He
was identified by the Marshal In Fal-
mouth this morning, and taken to Lex
ington for trial. Tue cattle were also
taken to their former pastures on this
mornings train.
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Suicide-Strike.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsBURG, April 11.-Mfs. Joseph
Snail committed suicide at Manor sta.
tion this morning about O'Clock by
jumping into we'll. Recent illness and
distress occasioped by her husbands
inability to obtain work is the supposed
cause.
The strike Of the glass blowers and
gaf6erers continues without particular
Change, <rall,.@ ,%.s:s.>. RS"
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~ "a )
Police Court.

Drunken. .ess-Chas. Brown, DOmi-
nick Cronan. 10 days; John Heuer, S.;
Agnes Berz, % days; VIM. Conway,
Chas. X lily, Vim. CTumley, 80 days;
Cnas. Ii. WAITRESS, IS; fhos. Braugan,
30.
D. sorder!y Couduct-owen Travis,
5000 days; August Pirret', Herman
BoDitz, 50; Mich. Quality, 50; Henry
Refs, Adam Rals, Nm. Leak, John
schulz, 81.
S>n.ag Liquor ON Election Day-M.
Burkhoiz, continued; j. ID. Sitterding,
Ruel Gusts; Johl Beruzen, Z z. Ger
Iard, ieu Bush. JACOB G ske', dis
missed; George SauerOe,k, "A. Green
burger, $50 amt Incur.
Abusing Family-Peter Morgan, dis
missed, Alex. BrodDeuI, $50 and 20
Iays.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Nit eheIi,
continu. d: Wm. Grey, So.
Misce. IaneOus-tie Gilmore, ex-
hibiting gaming devices, dismissed; VIM
Redimgsr, same, 5000; Aug. Peters,
| failing post RED Agut, Gusts; J. Al.
Harbour. fugitive from jIoucc, dis.
mis- seJ; Fed. Colyert, u. Manning.
burglary, continues; Barney DlD.
.ieny, conceaied weapJns, contihacds
Gto. Fowler, Yagrancy, 1U days; JOS.
Cosgroye, selling adulterated IN TX.
costs; John Fulton, horse stealing,
bound over; Caspar Weber, cutting -
Kill, continued; Harry g fit, petit
larceny, continued; Mary Rider aad
Annie MOorc, vasrano!, % dd. >; alta.
Vnara, inUnrrlg' bility, dlsmissed; Jos.
| iedmOnd, grand larcedy, bJund over.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
FOREIGN.
What Turkey Will Do and What Russia
Demands.
A Declaration of War Expected on
Friday,

National Associated Press to the Star.
VIENNA April LITTLE Porte has for
warded circulars to the Pow, RS reject.
ing the protocol, but Offering to send an
envoy to st. Petersburg to confer with
the Russian Government for simulta-
neous disarm imeut. A declaration OF
war by Russia, however, is ex ,ected on
Friday, ana the Russian troups are pre-
pairing to cross the Pruth. COnsidera-
BILE excitement prevails, as the situation
is regarded as extremely critical. The
Turkish Parliament has rejected tie
concessions offered by Montenegro.
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COvingtOn Baby show.

oyer two hundred entries have Resa 2
made !, I Ii. The doyington Baby Show. % b
held at old-fellowS Hall, cOrnef Of
Filth and Madison streets, in that cit!.
on Friday and Saturday afternoon nexk
from half-past 1 until half-psst Z.
The admission price has been placed at
rs cents, and large number OF Cincta-
natl people will no doubt attend this
Reception DeS Entans. The CoVington
Hall eYarY seven minutes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
He is willing to Almost Anything
and Asks the President to Sug-

anu ASKS tho FfebAueht 10 SuHs
gest.
ational Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Tribune's
special says: Gov.lP ackard says he will
accept any plan of compromise which
President Hayes will say he approves
OF. If the President has none to pro-
pose, then he demands that either N CHI
oils or himself shall be promptly recog-
nized.
The President, he says, has right to
recognize Nichols, but has no right to
withhold ais hand and permit the legal
government to be crushed out by force .
Pincbback announces that he will to
day take over enough col0red members
from the Packard Legislature to Nich-
oils TO break up the Returning Board
quorum in the former body. Ii he sue :
ceeds, the problem will be very near a
full solution. The Commission Is work
ing hard hearing delegations, but
making no progress toward an ADJUST
meht OF the trouble. ...... ....
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Another Dynamite Fiend.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, April l.-A startling dis
covery was made in the Uaited States
Assessors store at l. tights, West
street, yesterday afternoon. A number
{ Customs officers were engaged in
gaugIng vine, when an obstruction was
.Ound IL one OF the casks. All the wine
was drawn out, when it was discovered
that the object was a large LIN "'se flied
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
End of the Double Government
and all Quiet.

National Associated Press to the Star:
COLUMBIA, April 1O.-The utmost quiet
prevails this morning and the pros
poets of the people here seem brighter
than for years. Hampton's officers are
in peaceful possession everywhere, and
the course oil Chamberlain in reconsider
ing his determination to stick, is COM
mended by his followers.
The following was made public yes
terday:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ExECUTIvE Dept, COLUMBIA,
April 10, 1877.
SIR-Having learned you now propose
to turn over to me the Executive Cham.
ber, with the records and papers belong.
ing to the Executive Office now in your
possession, beg to inform you l will
send the proper officer to receive the
same at any hour you may indicate as
most convenient to yourself. L am very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
To Hon. D. II. Chamberlain.
STATE OF SOUTH tARoLINA,
EXECUTIVE Dept, COLUMBIA,
April IL, 1877.
SIR-Replying to your note OF this
date, have to say that nv Private Sec
retary will meet such officer as you may
designate at IL NJ. tomorrow, at the Ex-
ecutive Chamber, for the purpose indi-
Gated in your note. Very respectfully,
ID. Ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor Uf SCUM Carolina.
To Hon. Wade Hampton.
There is no excitement whatever.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Accused of Bribing U. s. Off
GERS to Modify Lees Confession.

ACCuSCu ~
GERS to Modify Lees Confession.
\ ational Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. April ia letter to the
Herald from Salt Lake asserts that the
confession of John d. Lee was con.
siructed on speculation. 1t was writ.
ten by Lee under solemn pledges by the
District Attorney and United states
Marshal that his life should be spared.
iEe United States Marshal and Atto!-
ey were in consultation with Brigham
Y0ung's financial agent before and after
Le.'s execution, and it is charged they
ere bribed to ga bic the confession in
:he interest OF Brigham Young.
The Herald withheld the name OF the
operator, as his life would.be in danger
it was made public.
United States District Attorney How
,rd, IN a telegram 10 the Herald, denies
.nt oollusion With the Mormon authori-
les OF suppressing evidence against
brigham Young or his priests.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
Rnsa Wimanh Dead.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-Ross Winans, a
well-known, wealthy and ighly-respect-
ed citizen Of this city, died this morn
ing. He was eighty-one years of age,
and for long time was extensively en-
gagged in building locomotives. He
made many important railroad inven-
tinna
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

Harvey james, General superinseaa-
ent OF the new Custom-house building.
this evening fell through the scantliag
to the cellar, a distance of thirty feet.
He Is seriously injured about the face.
head, arms and breast, but his wounds
will not prove fatal. He was taken TO
his home on Eastern avenue, In Fnlton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
An Unfortunate Family.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1l.--A son OF
Prot. Cane, who was attacked in the
streets of Sacramento, last winter, by
an insane husband for causeless jeal-
ousy, was found dead in his bed this
morning with bullet hole through his
breast,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

Treasury Department Conference
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-A conference
was held at the Treasury Department
last night, during which the subject of
the reorganiE .tion of the corps of Spe-
cial Agents was considered. This con.
sideration grew out Of the recommends
tion OF the Second Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. On the subject OF the
consolidation of the Special Agents OF
Treasury, Internal Revenue and Secret
Service, already alluded to IN these dis
patches, the Conference practically de-
cided to abolish the eight grades now
existing in the corps OF Special Agents
OF the Treasury, reducing them to three
grades at $6, ST and IS per day.
Chamberlaln's Surrender.
The news of the unconditional surren-
der of Chamberlain, simultaneous with
the withdrawal OF the Federal force from
the State -house at Columbia, though an
ticipated in official circles here, pro-
duced a feeling OF general relief. 1t is
believed that the Louisiana question
will be peacefully settled also, and
within very short time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
Russia's Concentration.

National Associated Press to the star.
ST. PETERSBURG April H. The
GoIos to-day says that next week Eu-
rope will see.the object of Russian con-
csptration on the Pfuth and the deter.
mination OF the Russian Government to
carry out a well-matured plan.
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burned To Death.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, Ny, April 1.-Mrs. Chas.
Davis, of East New York, was burned
to death by the explosion of gasoline
lamp last night, and her daughter, eight
years OF age, fatally burned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
That Protocol.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 11.-An off,
cial announcement is made that the
Turkish Government has refused to ac-
cept the protocol as we'll as all other
points providing for foreign interfer-
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Failed.

National Associated Press to the STAR
NEW YORK, April 1l.-H. Kennedy &
Co., bankers and heavy spectators,
failed to-day. 1t is reported that Sam.
Mills is embarrassed.
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Powder Mills burned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARTFORD. CONN.,, April 1.-THE
Eage Powder Mills, at sufield, were
totally burned last night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

with dynamite and connected with
number OF wires.
The discovery caused great excite
menG and no little alarm. The exact
nature of the internal machine, as the
box is believed to be, is not known, nor
has it been ascertained whether 1t was
connected with any kind of clocK-work
movement for its explosion. The name
Of the vessel in which the wine was
brought to this port could not be ascer-
tanned.
Mr.. A. j. Dean,
who was wounded in the Burling slip
tragedy on Thursday last, is recovering.
He declines to make any further state
ments concerning the atair exceHt Y
the proper ag.aoriteS hs al boi6 1Ge Say pr0pSr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Third Edition

Fair, tollo1ed By cloudy or parity CLOUDY
Weather, With indications of ram, for the
neat tWenty- -t0ar hours.
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Granger came out first best. No arrests.
as the perlIce were just around the coz
mar.
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National Associated Press to the STAR
ST, oUIs. Apri! 1l.-At 1:3O O'clock
this morning tho Southern Hotel was
discovered to be on fire. The flames
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
BIRTH.

BARBER-To the wife of Frank Bar ber, OF
Newport, Kentucky. son, weight ~ poun IS,
Mother and son doing we'll
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PACKARD'S POSITION.

There is no excitement whatever.
, 1877-06-11
The lInrfora Of WuF--.4sN Ept4oils In ths
ltusso.rurklsls Cau,pniGn ot tS11.

In lolt tA1 opposing Russian aMl Turkish
ar.utcs stooa iacing each otller on Opposite
ba,lks ot tAs Danubs. purlng tbs n,giis 10
twecu tho Sth and VII Ut September tho Turks
succeeded, bY making fctut, aud 50 attracting
tho HussEai,s to spat so.ne three lnilrs below
ll!e real point of passage, aa throwing forre Vi
4.000 niea mud 1uur Kuna RSsoss tho river q
short distance aluvu llnTKevo. Tln ut4t At
tetnpts Vt tue Russians to drive this smnll body
bark into the river wtrc successfully Wtthstt4,a;
yriafageusrAts were tas'ttlly brought oser ffttni
shs s1ght y tte lett bank, until. 9nally, a.coo
net and iitty guns were assembled on the uortll-
EN- ahore. Every e4oss 10 atlva..ys fasshes anA
drt!e back tho Russtau army, which had lailen
back lnto al lutrvur4cl position, was, however,
rcpulso1; the Turks themselves being obliged
alter til1a to construct rctreucteuts, to with
stand the counter ruttacks directed a.alIst shcut
luabfa TO drive tacu the invading lore, the
ituxsai.s tlcs1s.c1 froul uny further aclyc meas
u'es agaiust 1t, but. bringing st1oux ,tutllll 0t
Kuub4lats up thu Danubc. ~ prevent supplies
bciuR carried arEosA tue river into tho Turkish
camp on tho left bunk, they quietly waited
events. This provisions Of the Turkish teE.c,
thus completely Isolated, uuable to advance b.
caute uf thu Russian force !n front OF II, uuallo
u retreat because VI tho aoiillA which elect
ually prevented aby bridge beinx thrown
sx1oaa t.,e ssYeE, suuu beEau - run kloEt. Thu
weather becamseolli bpt tAcrexas uo fuel with
, 1877-06-11

Ths following were tho Arrivals and clcarA~eex
during the forty -aIght hours ending At 10 o'eock
}ast might:
sassSSfss ess: H. SSas
;an,itf;; ,| ffS's n C,my,sI. ioalax;oR; ia1lsii
gsa isi'.e; NsT ; sss t'! T.
ssa ase IL rst,s a
';N R; :s't:; taSsaS IN: s .o sS% s;Sa%ss ss
ssnstY sMia asft' !sn a19sss ass 4
r. 4 '' @ |s"ss: :s'f sS:s
sttsa .xsa. ~o oS.en, ssi willis s;..st4! fs.s4
fsHa ao. tsss H. 'STti E
y s::'f; :tsss'' :Ss Y Il :Ts.st t.
.ss1Ja arfiSsaSs iasf; tt;
S ,iS,As. ,i%',i!t + jS5' SSa':: i..s:!
T*'S!i:s; iss'ssis sssa
|Ss;sI; SS;si iS;sk issSs.; As:asss
;: ;ssa ;j is,st., I';iiS %., IS; s'a; "
Mf.A. H. Nosa seapala. iro1 ars; T.. sIsjsnsii,
'|s'sGf s + a. acst
lalnie' E4. kstn.e. MeoHaso Hs. ssa
5S;s;, SIs:; :ss
". Sos Is ff.ffftS IT, L. arxef. Ne{.
J1HbdFt
{sse!as: tHa!af:aa. IaHtsx1s HIT Las.At4 M9tt 5seato
54ton la,ab;S.s +; taautntry AGnsit tanSef: Gasdas;
Maek Msu!.!ss: !ln,tpIs Isssf GsSistse. iu,1bes;
ssv; sm!r isaakta9 safk Maa ksxayass:
fsasn. iamIs! lisa.e9 .a'.tss. as1.i Hs5: 1 IL
TEapkiort L1IAiS[E 4, M M,i!sh..us sasmSo, Ia@sst;
sca: X K SIsne!. ssrait;St ,taettaas, saa1, Msf;
Fosa l!,ss assSxs h!tS cuMu,s1ts. MsaasSss. .ss,,,
s:t s1sakt 9al,y:a rtisk'ia III! T.
.CLE4EAkc1s.sc4s Lttfs }Nsy, Bay d. Moe to hr.s
-four. brls putkl sThF Mott Blanc K1UEsioi ii aIl
" esra; .Soi 4; T. tssss M Iaskssoa. iii ~
!4r " e. hs!as sa1 scLr ItssIiatS4 Whits
tsras sstr i. n keu, uoal fies6o1, III 81 aAss -
Ea@. .asAs;s.; sisn GU, baaa. Gsn St s.
eorot sehf Jega!s a!assrrH Bu!i4o. 3s as Gu com,
lia.kesoa. aaaa5ift: ir CorOna H. Ioa saniifvst
h.uKa11sk: ,1 ..!: tehr !loloken. kinat6n.
" e9saf ssa{ nnsM% Kingston. 1luN tu tpxbi tchr
.aSl. sIstsya.a. n %! " ss5a .cLI bss4,
Il. 81 a:isgSx xSssi ;aSSanfa RrSY JsI yHd
1oEki sehs -tsns. paIalo, ii. :aJ Lu coru.
, 1877-06-11

thai h. believed It 10 be thu brst preserved rprct-
m-n either In America or In Europe.
AsHut acycn mouths sro a cuei0as visitor broke
one uf The panca In tAr case in which this antirnt
Egyptian waa PIT in 1910. Almost Immediately
he began to ahow TINT he objected to fresh htf.
Roma of his toes erumb!ed and hung down oref
his faat in d,laptdatrd condition. a new case
was made. The nrm case II made Of walnut with
black velvet trimmings. and has . pillow for tbs
head. whereas. before u rcated 9pon a block
The remains wors wef1 dnpted, ena looked quito
spruce In their now Quarters.
The mummy measures four feet knl eleven
inches; trn Inches across Tho htpr, and thirteen
inches aeTo,a thr fhonldcrs, xIth hands slx md
ont.hAlf inches In tcnRth.
, 1877-06-11

Whht thnngh lite with bitter fratt he flied.
And hitappulnt1ncnsa secm by ticarcn wijitd:
After darkness, dawnI
Thopeh Fortune frnwn, and friends depart
And stern AdveFrtty's our lot,
Hope thincs ATARI
What shonR't ehd n1ildew biEght the rofe.
The ft6at the hty, fxite*t fsowtf that 2fpwa:
They bfoonl again!
The hhfpwreeked mariners IN di.tant tAnds,
The NssFY ex}les lar from native lAtds,
Urt1n1 Of hpn,rl
The Sirens stng In 0cean's deep,
While Per the whters tcMpcats lwetp-
Expecting cA1ml
Thoueh wSun9 with grief and ecaselefs strtfe,
There ttll ~ an Immortal tlfe,
Beyund the tomb!
'T'is this swte& Hope a Morninc.atss,
Shines brightly through the clouds afnr,
Guiding us ont
MILWAUKEE H1a, EnW&Nn EnHxnToN.
, 1877-06-11
IMPORTANT IN TnuE.


Agentletnnn IL whiting tlals city who claims 10
have patent whereby ho can descend and work
In watrr to The depth Of 300 feet lie s puFchasin3
abandoned wrecks that llc In deep water. and pro-
puscs Raising tl,cm through tho agency Of bis
utica yctlcfttay for tho purtose OF buying that
tumHnnys Interest in t1,s rEup II. II. Eolburn.
which fiAtlercd uf aaGnaW isay eou,e ycaFs ago.
-UttfUK Free fYess, ufh.
, 1877-06-11

Tho oncstton which vesse1.owners would iika 10
hare answered Ia how long arc they going to keep
tho graIn piled up Ut tho West, and what do they
expect 10 make By holding II back from markets.
The total stock In atoro at chicago II now g. B0j 600
buehets agafnst = os, 900 bushels Al this tlnao last
yepF; al Milwaukee ], all ,0o0 bushels ~ CON.
The showing ik !, 2J4 900 bushels at present 10
.6s. 100 bushels 1t thas date LAST ycAf.-Bagaio
Etptkss, Bth.