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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE., ]
Uity Hall, !
New Orleans, May II, 1877. J
CHAS. CAVANAC,
Administrator of CONNIE rec

We have no doubt the City Surveyor
will take very prompt action in the mat
ter, and that the lessees will take imme-
date steps to repair and rebuild the
wharves in accordance with their con-
tract
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18

rhe office Of the New Orleans DEMO-
CHAT has been Removed from . Camp
sereet to 100 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18
THE WHARyES TO DE REPAIRED.

The Administrator of Commerce Is
doing all in his power to have the les
sees Of the wharves fulfill their contract
with the city and put the wharves in
good condition. Yesterday the Admin
istrator directed the following note to
the City Surveyor;
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.,
Uity Hall,
New Orleans, May II, 1877.
J. A. d'Hemecourt, ESQ.,. City Surveyor:
Sn'-Aeoordipg to ordinance No. 1898, A. g., II
is your duty to dor without delay all work upon
the wharves and their approaches, and to see
that the same is promptly undertaken and eff
icientIy executed by the lessee.
You will, Therefore, give immediate orders 10
said lessee to ma ke the necessary work and repa
upon such of the whsrves and their approaches
where it is more urgently needed. and report
weekly to this department what orders have
been issuad by yau to said Lessee.
Respectfully,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18

rss t,.,x Au,hori lied soliciting gents Of the
Democrat Cor the City are Messrs' H. lie
uAWER and r q. DEvFZIN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Du. bag wtr Nfen ine, bic bic Du
nod Selkben ,uu, Narren balten
fanna Sd nsriebe nt6t rs6t mas
Du oelaAt baf, Sunae. aber Soft bat
GO aeb5rt uno nitro Did bafdr Arafen,
cae Du NIT ben alten <eru Deinen
Spptt treibf. Gin Muse, cae ieinsn
Batter perddtli6 aniiebt ODER ieiner
Mutter lpcttet, uerotent, eas pte &aben
60 auSbaGsn unD cte Nbler 60 fre0en,
laet Der 9err. Rtnp, rufe ote rddenoe
pano @otteS niGt auf Did beyab,
benin wte Du uus bsbanoelf. 70 wtrb
Go Dir aud etn1 ereeben."
oNber, lteber 6tmmel! mac 1T Dir
penn Jest in ben acpf ssfabren 2" mari
pte Jrau Gem ersdrnten @ater In Die
Neoe. .@as miGen bic 2eute rens
fen? Ntmm bod 0ernunft an !"
.G&weiee Du AUDI, Grau" erwi>
oerte Der S@mtep stmas ~9emdsiet.
Define MuterIiebe madt DID bltnp
eeeen Auss. Siebf Du eenn nt&t.
6ae ct TN oaule fetr, 0ersni9en mebr
fnoet, cae ct uns fir uniere Sprasn
NIT e~ieblofeteit unp unoanfbartett
lobnt? Ct wiu bod fiesen nno miro
belic ttefer faQen."
.,Nber, Mana b6r' bod! @as
bat er penr1 eetban, baB Du 10 log,
fdbrt 2"
~Du frasf nod, was ct eetbau
bat? @r bat ietnen Spctt NIT BIZ
eetrteben. CLAUDE ss mfr nur. 60 wtrs
Gin fGls9tes Gnbe NIT i'm nsbmeu
penr psr feline Gltern nt&t msbr ebrt
benz FAINT, 60 nidt gut 9eben. Nbe,
Du bif blind unb merritt nidt, bab e.
uns pte feline Diensr bebanpelt. 5sut
trttt ct Dir auf's Sleib, mUrsen miro c,
Dir auf's 6er3 treten."
"Das babe i'd nt&t estban r.
vDas fann tb BON ibm ntdt 9lau:
ben."-SD rtefen Mutter uno Sobn
uno ibre Stimmen tIaneen baIo lautel
ais bic Sttmme pes alien Sawar3
Nls bte Grau nun gar betpe Arne I,
pie Sette isBte, um tire Neinuns geeet
ieeen Nnerif su osrtbeipisen, belt ct e
fiji better. bas @eiprd6 abaubreden
St SerltsB bic Wobufube uno einS su
S1mtsee. 2anse iab ct bier GU
Dem MmbOe uno tpetnte pte Elm Rim
una ben enti6wunoenen bdusltdel
Drteoen ....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Der B a C.

Bort. ben er fid NIT NIT DteIer Wdbe
aneequdll bat, febt tbm tp,rtlt6 ni6t
lbsl, Die 4leibune 1T sleeant. Der
Stcf ouseefudt, Ger S6nitt nod pas
riler WOpe, Die Ndihe boaelreiB,
Brufnapel unO Wanlbsttsntn5pfe BON
swetfe!baftem @olpe ihtmmern re6t
blbl6. Gin otnnes &cbrf5fhen unb
cine feline lbrfette BON benz ielben @cIre
couenbsn Dos @au1e. Gr raudt gang
elegant cine e6le Dapanna, wdbreno
lein Batter nit 3olmarer RnaRer sus
frteoen tf.
Do9. mau muB f6 iionpesmdBig
flstpen ;ssoaaeBen bate fetbf Der Sdmteb
ni6ts. Aber ct fab unD b5rte 70
ManheS, mas tbm 9an1 merfDiirot9e
@eraufen mahte. Marum fab Der
Scbn, ebe er aus eem 6au'e trat, erf
tmmer mtBtrauiln rehtS uno Itnfs tn
ete Strabe? Warum bltsb er, Dena ct
nod Daule fam, 70 oft DOT Gem neuer
9aoen Reben @n ben StcHsn fir
0olen, N5fe uno We ten mar bod 70
ptel ntbt 3u isben, an psn Mooenbtls
resa aud ntbt unp ~obenoretn fab Der
8eihaner mebr ltnf6 uno reht6 In Die
gtraee naG benz S6aufenfter Dol tb.
Der Sobn bate 70 eiele Greunpe /; CT
1pra6 ia timer BARON, tpenn CT lp1t
mad 0auie fam Ooer erobe Gle bate,
paB ct tie beiubt hdtte Oper nod be-
1u6en mdbte, Nber nod nte bate Der
aIte S6war3 etnen Der pislen Tteunce
tet i6 tn baule eelfbeH. Warum be-
fuGten rtele ietnen SObn niGt aud
nal?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
mer bo0 fltegeu wia,
kann ttef fallen.
@r3ablnns
aus Dem Sapbwerterle Sen
BON
Srieori6 S6nettler.
C6rrtiesuns.O
Der unee 6err.

Ssbt rpusn MIR enbI;6 BEN 9elsr
cen aGt3sbnjibrissn 0utelm, Deer.
pas Ct lieber bDrt, ben iuneen Germ
u@uiuaume" SDrfelsn. St febt In
Der Shat bIbi@ a1s. unb penn rte
Mutter mstnt, Der Sunse let au sort
unp l&woh, uus BEN ldweren @cr@
BANNER su beben. 70 iryt fte ftd CT 1T
fIdftte esbaut, bat breite SGuItern,
cine ftarte 8ruR unp lebbafte Aussn.
oie fir lein AIter Elm rents su feuris
orein 1tbsn. @r trdet ben wcblesfcrmten
Sppf 70 ssrups uno 70 fOIa uue bas
tIsins 5It&en. fBt 70 f&tsf unO fofstt
auf ben ounfelbraunen 2oden, pae
. NON Der Mutter re&t seben mue, tpenn
lie laet er libe aus pte eth StuD SOrs
nebmer 2eute.
Del 8nobe III 70 chen mad 5auis
sefOmmsn; ct TT rai& rur@ ots
S&mteoe eslGrittsu, 40 ietn guter eth
9ufetien auf BEN Ambos f&miebete
unter Dem Yfetfen Der Opera . Aris
Pour tant d'amour'S 1T CT sCrbet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
(Gprtlebuns folet.)
0bbuIfe Chne Nr3f:

DtewObl mir teiaespees 70 Ssrfanben perben pDleu,
ais unterld dsten mir Bet Rranfbettsn sr3ttden Setifdns,
ben MIR ptelrtsbr anempfeblen, fC etbt es bed satlrei4e
66le, tn benen CT pebsr n6tbi9 nod lei6t au haben III.
Cine mil eineut umfafenben 9ausnittsl. ME es Softete
ter's masenbitteres TT. ausseratete Samtlte befBt
cine mebttintf9e 3uFudt, bic fur be netten Npthfdls
Senes ddte StdrfuneS> uub 8teeluneSmittel brtnst tets
9eluns unb trirb Bet 5Gpdde. tnperDauli4teit. Neber@
fDrune, uareselutd btsfett ees 5tublsanses, 5arn> unb
GetdrmutterIeiten, in ben Anfan8sfabteu Dpn 8beuna'
ttsmus unb 6idt, unb BET Dtelen anDeren tduits %rprfOnts
menben 9eitea BON Mutprttdten anelnpfoblen. IS rrttet
We&felFeber aus uno Serbutet fte, l,nbert S6rermutb,
tbut benz SOr3etieeu @erfaa Ginbalt uno trdftt8t bte gfer<
zen. unb Miustel9erebe. Sdlaf, Gerbouuns unb Gppe'
tit perben babur6 b~sf6rbert, nnD CUR uebsrpinSnae Der
6Olsen sDn Gri&Spfuus uno Slp6felure 1T Is aaeerit
nuBiid. TX
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Mutterltebe az bItnb.

@tr ~absreebsn pie bdusli6en Sample
iber bic Stsauua relde Ntlbelm in
Der @eieUidaft einnsbmsn iOute, NIT
StiQl6ueteen. Gr ipurbe auf ietnen
ausbridli@en 8uni6 oanplunsSbte~
ner auf Dem Romptotr etnss anaeiebes
men 6anbelsbaulse. Ct tpOute l6nsl
reid wsrcen uno 9Iaubte 70 ben befen
unc f@erffen Bes pasu etn3ul@ioseu.
Wte Siele jun8e eeute. ote Don 6aule
ber teinen 6eQer bela6en uno pie LANCE
nt6t 70 9el6etDt waren. wte er fth
bintte, marin ntdt ldun auf OielemDes
81 tal& reid Qeworoen; paruu1 iOute ibm
pas Slid ntdt auW ldbeln? Setn
0ater bate LANCE treu uno ebtltb fur
cas- Daus %ssarbettet, unb taS mar
l6Ou etne @mpfebluus fit ben anees
bsnosn WtutOndr. 3war bate Der ers
fabrene 8aufberr beosnfIi6 Den 9ppf
geld ittelt uno iudtt BEN. Snaben letne
Dabl ab3uyatben ; ober es NOR nun
etnmal 10 btl6lonen, une Surldgretfen
fonnte man bod utdt.
Wcl6e 8erdneeruag erlitt bterpurb
mad unp mad tas 6auswelen bes
S1mieces!
5hpn spet Stunpen bat Der
Shmiep tiiRt9 auf ben AmbOb ee=
1hleeen, che DIR Gpbn fb ldldfri9
unp sdbnenp aus Gem Bette srbebt.
Nber ct bat nt6t au Diel aeldlafen,
Bonn ct bot bic ttef tn bic Na6t einen
fran35flGsn NOman eeIeitn; rsrisIbe
Nor 70 lpanneno unp btnretbsno. Da6
frabe odmmern unO Dr6bnen binoerte
tbn am S6lafen, ct befam &Opfneb
popon unc eann wUute Go ouf benz
&pmptptr NIT De A1beiten ntht rebt
eegRn. DieWutter fab oas na!lrltb eth
uno naG laneem Strette unD bartnadi-
eer Be9enwsbr baRtirte orS 6mteo iets
men 5amn,er nt&t frlber, als bts fetn
SObn freunclt6f oufsefanbsn mar.
Gr aB Don Der 3ett an audi fpdter ais
0ater ano Wutter, pstl rteles better Su
Ger 3eiteintbeiIuue auf Gem Sompet,s
paBte, uno betam paOurh aud metlt
stwaS Beneres unb 6eineres ais bas
uneenieBbare B%raunbroo. Die Stube
reS @rOBpatere bate Der Shmieo pte
Elm unoesIeBlt&ee Eetlistbum eans in
Gbrsn uup @lrotn eslafen. sS,ebt err
belt Der SObn pie Stube unp rdumte
eana unbarmbersts NIT BEN oltengrtnne,
runesn auf. Der SGmiso permtep
ete Stu6e, renn es lper ibm III lhmer,s
lid, ras su fsben.
Wsnn @u,uaums auss,ns-senn 70
poute er betBen-, mar er 9eldnteoelt
wte Der feinfte Stuber. Das lab Der
Sunee blbld unc nobel aus i'm Ser
olsi@ su lstnem alien Batter. peIen Nas
me S6wars wirtlt6 NOmen unp Omen
mar? Das feine Dit&su. nit eiuem
arunen Banpe unO etnisen Gsbsrden
/ ~psraisrt unD Elm wenis etnaetrieben.
tounte faum pie sIdnssnpen eOden be-
bsrbersen, pie uOn alien Seitsn earun,
tel belpCrquOusn. Das @sf&t mar
ein penis blab vtntersnant", ME mon
pas nennt. hno caourd iaben bic
eI(&waren Ausen nod feuriser aus,
t Au9 Der panne fetnsecrsbte S@nurr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

rRoPFEN /
felt Sabren mttGrfule BET fOIssnben 3rant-
betteu ansetpanbt tprrben
GOlt h.
3pren5 Seder, 1eptOn, 8anias.
n9ebrauGte bet Dbisen 9eibsn bic 5ambur.
ger Erupfen nit GrfOls."
Tramem<& ramtbeiten.
Sr. -. @. Meuter, OnanbasO, q. g.
erpfebt Dr. Gusuf 8Gat9's 9amburser
ErOpfen alien istnsn pstbIiGsn Watienten.
Tle9ten uno 9autfranfbeis
tcu.
81. Streif, OnanbasO 5ta, 81. g.,
purte SDn elmer bOsarttsen 8ledte Bon 2-idbris
gem 8efsbsa burG ben @ebrau9 BON Or. Gu-
g Mis's 9autburser IrOpfeu sebeiIt.
Sfene 8mnSen.
Srieb. &arften, gseapntea, SD.
betlte NIT Or. Nusuf 8Gnte's 5amburser
RrGuterpHaaer etn Ofenes Gei&pir an ~iettet
8etne.
9eberletoen.
@rnt Dablfuf, NfB gcrt
wurbe Dur& Or. aus. aGnts'ss 5umburssr
IrOpfeu BON eiusn, 2eberletDen sebetlt.
9erjtlopfen.
Treb. SAmae, DaytOn, Sbic,
gebrauGte nit GrfOIg Or. &us. SSnis's Sam-
burger Erppfeu sesen Obtse 8rantbett.
nnber0amlt9fett.
8. Getm, @Ontb sbams, Man,
tpar arbettsunfdbte unb wurbe bur& bic 5rUp'
fen wteber aana beraefe0t.
Wagenletoen.
Wfrs. 9. M. Mofenfeaer,
VI gaiO, Sus.,
purbe Ycn einen1 lanspterisen MaseRibel
bur9 Or. gusuf 8Snis's 9amburser 1rOpfen
sebetlt.
&lutgei9wir.
Nobert -. S~orens, Gsrmnnta, pa,
sebrauGte ssssn etu gluteei&pir Or. ausuf
RTnis's hamburger Irupfen uab WFafer NIT
GrfOIg.
0elbin9t.
Sacob 0ee, NCrmanptae, 3anfas,
featen Or. aug. G0ats's 9amburssr 1rCpfen
na6Dsm CT LANCE an Uttser 8rantbsit It'll, pie'
bsr Der.
6teber.
Gbrifttan G6ntbt,
Ssben, &tslsp Co., 6anias,
sebrauGt Or. Nusuf aGnts's 5amburser
Gropfen aIs Elm Mtttsl sessn bas Gtsber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Die einsiae 8efannie. wa6e Eberele
In StoIien rpuBts, mar cine b~aruberst9e
SdpsRer, cie emf ibre Mutter ss'
pfeat bate sno bic tann na6 9crettc
oel6tdt roreea nor. spo tbr Sroen Elm
6auS teIoe.
QOrettc Iteet BET NucCna, uno Nneo'
ma fam ni&t lsbr nett pom Ssnsb's
Getn, ha6te fie.
uNa6 pel&sr Seite bin fdbrf Du,
Dcmenicc, tueru1 Du MID abeeleBt
9af?" lpra& ite.
"Gsssn EOrcsac su," erptosrte CT.
,,Dpubtn," ineem CT 9spen ncrrrdrts
neutsts. 100 aud sic ne& Ertsf bin
fabren."
.Bie Ianee penta Du aussublei>
ben 2" fOrldte lie weiter.
,8teuefht bret, Dieusidt aber au6
fnuf 1oae," mar bic @ntwOrt.
,8aunf Du mid NIT Deinem
8uUte nab AncOna fibren :" fraete
1bsre1e nDhmalS.
so rsit lsesIte i'd nod nte ale
bic Mutter uub Suoitta mad bes 0as
tiers Scpe bic 0aafabrt mad 2rrettc
ma6ten, babe Id Ee bis Siniaoelta
eebraGt uno bort fino fe tn bic @ilens
bubn eeHtepen."
vGOmsnieO," rttf Ibsreie etncrin8s
ltd, .fobre ou@ mid mad Stntsaelta,
t1 mSdte Shub BET Der Muttergcttes
In 9orttlp luGen, Id bite Did, ttue IS,
fe miro es Dir Dsrselten; l&an', ban,
brouhe i'd eepiB nur bic 9alfte Det>
ues @eIess unb auf csm 8adrese
fGuef Du Ytele Slide; 1penr Id absr
eft rpiecer babin uno slldIi& bin,
I&ide Id Dir Elm fG5nes 0ei@enf."
Der outmdtbtee DpmentcO liee it9
fdneQ l~berrebsn, 3umul Der 0tnb BON
Iettwdrts, fe chen 70 raid mad Der ents
aeeeneelssten Ssite trtsb. NaGoem CT
nte Ssesl umseIe9t bate, rabm CT. ies
bod ben @se. bsr an Der 3Gdfeite Der
Qasuna, wslde fe 70 ebe1 csrlafea bat'
ten, poriber flbrte. cau1tt fetn Boot
pom 9anounasplobe aus nt6t 9eieben
verbsn Grute. Sn3wilden war es aud
SBute bunfsl eepOrben, Gbsrele ribs
tste i6 GU: nnb blidts ridwdrts na&
Der Stobt; lire 6unoerte BON 2i1ttrn
frablten I'm Meere pteper, bobe Nades
ten Riessn BON ptassa uno Der &iro
aus eeosn rem 6tmmsi empOr uno
bic nett binaus iber pas Waher t5nts
pas 8Ussn unp SprsGsn Der Msns
f9enmenee.
~Nas fir Elm Self wtrb beuts &C.
feiert?" fraete Eberele.
Die StaItener baben Npm beiebt."
erptperte Dpmenieo trpden, oenn jenee
@efGbI pom falf6sm Datriottsmus
peI&es bic ptemDnteisn eur9 0ers
lpre&unesn unb @slp I'M @olfe tbetl'
petle bs%rpOr9erufen baiten, par nurd
ibre Stsuerrl uno 0eieBe BET ben ME
ceren @Cltsl1i1ten In 0ensbtB f&cr
Idn9f wiscer sri1iGt wOrDen.
SHmeuli@ blidte 1berele In bt
6erne binous uno faltete bic 6dnbe
ben eTttItGsn S@uB eFebenp. Stl
nerlaben 3Umenicu unb Der Snabe
BEN CT rod nit battle. ibr Mmt. Sc,
0tup mar Slniie, eiIts bur6l@nit
bas S6if bte ftlen Glutbtn. NOd
fab mon rsutlt9, ss9sn Dos aQsemein'
Duntel, wel@ss bettidte, bic ea8urd
ldpdrSer beroOrteten ia, 9bersi'
sIautte etnen punfeln Id tbr ndberns
ZEN punft iu ertsnnen ; mar pas BIT
@OnreI, wflde Gillette unp 2eOn betu.
fibrte uno laben otsueidt aud fs IT
FER 6uue paS et@t an DOmenico'G
Wdfbaunn, wsIdss jsoen &uesnbltd
etne srbBsre GId&e eeS ttefen Neerst
sUiiGsn tbnsn uno tbr 5uradlteB?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
N y e RS
SlntretntgnngS : %i4en,
ein aGtsS 9anaarSnei. 3ittel,
b | n

m betIen:
A gerfppfung, 9 els.
fn6t DSSpepfe, u II.
e~RA SsrbauIt6fett .&ubr r,
VAMl berf6Ietmten Sd g
Il gen unbIbelrte d Ell.
Nye1D ;;::!:;: Is :S;:' ! e.:
-A- fdIa9 dlteNrten
e. a utfrdnfbeft
q aItenfeber Qeters
II ef6perDe n, Wnfferz
fu6t, 6Iedten, @ ef6wdIfe ,WIr nt ~. 3bens
nj a tts m u 8, Reural8te Dwteau 3urStdrs
tang unbaur &etnt8u rs beS 8Iutes fne
~btelelben bns ~geetaretfe Nbfubrun9sntttel, bds IL ertun@
ben rprben TT. Stre QDirfune iei8t %9enigen6 tn fei6ent
WfddBe biefelben aae drbern piatn EbertrefeE. Ste ttnc
~GefdbrlDS unb nnBenehnt ju iebrten unb %unfeblbdr III 10"
rer gDtrtung. Ste ~retnigen bic Seroorbenen Sdfte ees
RGrperS Mnb reiten te trdBer unb duBer Srenun9 8erd~
tbenen Oreane SUR ~rseemdbiest 9tdtgtett. serletben @e.
funbtett unb fdrftn ben 8ansen SSrpsr. Ste petlen Moi
Bios BITE s,p6bnltden Bef6pereen bs Getbe, ionpern
aud bic sefdbrli6hen unb furdtbarfen Rrdnfb,iien. Die
erfdbrenfen Ncrste, BITE a~nsgeeidr etfen @etfli6en rEb
unIere btfen Biraer fenten Certificate prn ~eriielten 5et-
Iunsen un6 BON ben arp6en Wrttttdten, relte tbnen bur6
BEN Gebrdu6 htcSer DiQen erptefen tucrben itnh. Sic
fnb has R6erfe unb bette Witel fir &taber. bd fe mtlb
unb beilrtrfenp ftns. gDeil iberaudert, fnb ~ttefelbtn Iet6t
etnsuntbmen unb neil aus rttre DHdratpftE u~lausrteHs
seiest, fnb fe gang unb ear uni6dDIt&.
GabrtStrt Son
Or. g 6. MDer u. Co., Qcren. Mah.
pratt. utb aralst. Gtentfern.
gtrtauft BON allen Drpeutfen unb arsneitdnbisrn'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
Out of the Window,

Joseph Keppler, "a BARTENDER at John
Ryan's place, No. 297 West Fifth street,
went to sleep while sitting in the third
story window of that house, and about
IL O'Clock toppled over and fell to the
pavement, striking 10 his descent sign
and a second later a man named Thos.
Cartwright, OF No. 125 Belts street, who
happened TO be passing. Both men were
severely hurt. Kepplor was at once
taken to the City Hospital, and Cart
wright to his home.
An examination OF kepplcr showed his
wounds to be serious, bat not danger
GUS. lie sustained a deep flesh wound
about an inch long, and laying bare the
skull on the right side OF tho head.
His left ear was bruised, and he com.
plains of a feeling of soreness all over
his body, particularly in the back and
lower limbs. He will probably in few
days be able TO be about.
Mr.. Cartwrighps injuries are doubt.
less OF a more serious nature. He was
taken in an unconscious state TO his
home at 125 Belts street. Calling upon
him this morning we found him in Il help.
less state.
Keppler in his fall struck him in the
back OF the head and neck, injuring his
spine so that his whole body seems Lo
be in paraly5cd condition. The at.
tending physician thinks probably ht
may have suffered internal injuries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09

Few, perhaps, except those living in
the immediate vicinity of the scene of
devastation, are aware of tue extent Of
the damage done by the storm last
Thursday night some Blk miles east OF
the city. The loss to timber and
crops is very great indeed. Large
trees were twisted and uproOted,
barns unrooied, fences torn down,
and the rails, in many cases, carried a
considerable distance. 1t struck this
part OF the country in the shape OF a
hurricane, and its approach was antici-
pated for several minutes from singu-
lar noise, which resembled the approach
of a heaviLy-loaded freight train
or trains. The wonder is that no
lives were lost, and the escape of the
family Of Mr.. Philip Hughes Is simply
miraculous as almost every tree within
reach Of his house was torn up by the
roots, but fortunately not one fell in the
direction of the building, otherwise
every one OF the inmates would have
been killed. u
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Cardinal Philippe dc Angels is dead.
Judge Levisee, of Louisiana, is an ap-
plicant tor the Brazilian mission.
Misses Fanny and Mary Davenport,
actresses, are booked for England.
Harry Southgate, the indianapolis
bank-robber, has been sentenced to
seven years In the Penitentiary.
The total amount of subscription to
the four per cent. loan received in the
United States to date is $l3, ,222 ,250.
The rumor OF the death of Pope Plus
the Ninth was premature. Saturday and
yesterday he gave thirty audiences.
The Anti-Sunday liquor movement
was successfully inaugurated by com.
mittee OF citizens, in Philadelphia yes.
terday.
The report that Henry Roberts had
been taken from the Jail at Vancebufg,
Lewis County, KY, and hanged by Il
mob, is not true.
Capt. Jos. E. Griffith, known historic.
ally for gallantry at Vlcksburg during
the late war, died at Iowa City yester.
day morning, aged thirty-slx years.
At Omaha, Saturday afternoon, three
men, working in we'll on the grounds
of Creighton College, were buried alive
at great depth by the caving i'll OF the
side.
OLeary, the pedestrian, failed to
make his five hundred miles from las
Monday at IL a. M. until Saturday mid.
night, only having walked four hundred
and seVenty-one miles.
At Terre Haute, Indiana. Saturday
Inn itto Snha oil 70
Incorporate habits, purchased large
bottle OF whisky aud stepped out and
drank it. He then shot himself in the
right lung, dying almost instantly.
The boiler OF the steam thresher o
Geo. Patterson, in operation about
mile from Nashville, Ill.,, exploded Sat
urday with great force, injuring N. w
Moore and Harvey Lee so badly tina
they died during the day, and danger
ously wounding Geo. Wells, VIM. AT
kens, and young son of N. McCracken
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WATEIsY GRAVE.
A Determined Suicide,

Last evening Officer Butler, while
patrolling the beat on the river bank,
found lot of clothing on one Of the
barges near Browns coal elevator, near
the Newport Bridge. With the clothes
were a silver watch with hair chain, a
knife marked "Kammerer," and re-
ceipt-boOk, No. lls of the "Gambrinus
Mutual Relief Association" Issued TO
member Nicholas Gehringer. The So
cicty dues were marked paid up to
June.
A few minutes previous to the finding
OF the clothes a man had been seen to
jump into the river from barge close
p!. lie was rescued. but AGAIN he
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Louisville Excursion,

The beautiful side-whe excursion
steamer Champion No. 9, Captain James
f. Williams, will leave the foot OF Wal
nut street Wednesday, July II, AZ
o'clock A. NJ, for a grand daylight ex-
cursion to the Great National SRnger-
fest at Louisville, KY.
This is one of the most delightful
steamboat excursions ever offered to
The public; it gives the business men
ana their families an opportunity to at
tend the grand concert on Thursday, the
l2Lh, also The picnic on Friday, the 18Th.
Returning will leave Louisville Satur-
day, july ALh, at O'Clock, A. M. A
good brass aud string baud, under The
direction oil S. q. Reeves and Prof. +.
Warwood, Will accompany the boat.
Tickets for the round "trip only w.
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mand is moderate. Selling at 50 76a3 rs for old,
and S2a2 so for Young per dozen.
SALT-Ohio River and Kanawha selling at
81 05al 10 per brl Of $50 lbs or 1Sc per ou.
Coarse Liverpool dull at 81 l0al 10 per sack,
and Turks Island held at 32i33c per bu.
SEED-Lght demand for clover at lac per
10, and timothy at 81 90a2 per bu. Seed buck
wheat is quoted 81 f0al so per bu. Flax seed
quiet and steady at s. lOa1 8b per bu for COM
mon to choice.
SUGAk-The demand is moderate, but the
market is firm. We quite New Orleans lOal IL
for raw, andll hal2c Tor clarified per Id. Vel.
low rctined is quoted IUba10Ic, extra "C,
nHall%c, "a" white li3s al2c, granulated and
powdeI ed l2 }, ,a1RIsc, crushed l3c, and cut loai
l34C Der ID.
TALLOW-There is a moderate demand, and
the market is steady at f3Sa1hc per ID fol
country rendered, packed.
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The Courts.
fl,o POLICE.

Drunkenness-Pat Flanagan, con.
tinued to 10th inst; VIM. Lloyd, 10 days;
John Peppin, days; Thomas Elran, dis
missed; Maggie Gallagher, continued to
11th; Henry Holdgreve, $500; Jas. O'Con-
ner, So; Denn4e VBrien, $40; Anthony
Fannigan, S5; Joseph Cannon, So.
Vagrancy-Anthony Finnigau, dis.
missed; John e. Frey, Minnie Cook,
House OF Refuge.
Dsorderly Conduct-Robt. Jordon,
continued to July 10; Mary Griffin, $3;
Robt. Ryan, S.; Philip Kuhn, Alfred
Perry and John Gardner, dismissed !;
Chas. Larkin, s.; johanna Bretenger, $40;
Fred. Betemeyer, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Pat. Reynolds,
dismissed; Barney Hebers, dismissed; :;
VIM. Bierman, IS; Chas. Brien, dis
missed; Jas. sweeney, dismissed ;
Jacob Kirchner, So; Jonn Conuer, con-
tinued 10 17tn.
Miscellaneous-Pat. Mullen, obstruct-
ing sidewalk, continued to 12lh; VIC.
Collins, malicious destruction, IS; John
Kramer, assault with intent to Kill, con-
linued to 14th, bail $4,000; Melville
Payne, false pretenses, continued to
1l,h; Michael UBrien, malicious cut
IlnR, CohLlDueu W lLthj paLl foooi odhuci
Johnson, abusing family, dismissed;
Jacob Wagner, performing labor on Sun.
day, dismissed; John Berthold, as
saulU with intent to kill
continued to July Is, bail $500;
V. Scelzo, rape, continued TO 1lth, bail
81, 600; Simeon Auliffe, carrying con-
cealed weapons, bail forfeited; Pat.Gor'
man, cutting with intent to kill, contin-
ued to l4th; Jacob Wagner, Keeping ten
pin alley open on SUNDAY, continued to
18Th.
Petit Larceny-Johu McFadden, dis
missed; Robert Stanton, dismlsseui Ju
l!us Iillner, continued to 18th, $500.