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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-09
LATEST LOCAL.

The excursion on the steamer CherO.
kee to Parker Grove is postponed to
Sunday, June IT.
THE man Voss, lately brought to the
hospital while laboring with delirium
tremens, is dead.
ELLEN VINER stole a hat and some
wearing apparel from Hannah McCul-
Tough and was fned $25 and COSTS this
morning by Judge Fitzgerald.
The Consolidated Street Railroad
Company have been officially ordered to
run their cars over the entire route on
Freeman street, and TO run cars over
RUu No. Q to Front street.
FREE CONCERT this evening at Grand
View Garueu, northwest corner Court
and Race streets. Fine music by the
Cincinnati Cornet Band. Also free con-
cert tomorrow evening.
OTFGCER JOE SMITH, of the 8. PC. A..
this morning arrested Sam. Burdsall.
driver Of street-car No. 25 OF the East
and West End Division, for cruelty beat
irg his horses. The case will be heard
this evening before Squire Harmeyer.
1T was remarked in Court to-day that
Judge Johnston allows too much squab-
bling among attorneys, and the point
is wellt"ten taking into consideration
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The Rain Storms.

National Associated Press to the Star.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 9-An un.
precedented rain and wind storm over
all Kansas and the Missouri Valley up
as far as Omaha prevailed for fourteen
hours. The rivers are over their banks,
and in some vicinities grain fields are
lodged and cut. Fears are not enter
tained Of any alarming damage to the
growing crops.
WlLLIAMsPoRT, PENN, June g.
1t is estimated by competent lumber
manufacturers that the present flood in
the Susquehanna has brought to the
Williams own boom from thirty to tiit,
million feet of lumber in the log, ant
from twenty to thirty million to the
Lockhaven boom. The drives are pro-
crossing finely, with every prospect O
their reaching their destination. A
number of RATS have already passeC
down. The river last night marked sew
en- feet, and at 10 O'clock this morning
tive feet and still falling. The weather
indicates rain.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
AN UNDERSTANDING.
BUCHAREST, June 9-The Gear OF
Russia arrived here yesterday and met
with hearty reception. There is per-
feet understanding between him and
the Prince.
MORE MEN.
ST. PETERSBURG, June ga new levy
of twenty lone thousand men has been
ordered Tor the army.
ERZERoUM AND KARS.
LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Vienna states that Mukahatta Pasha
mas been cut off rom Erzeroum and kars.
Erzeroum IS unproVided for and the
garrison OF Kars is on halt rations.
FOR ODESSA.
A telegram from Varna says the Turk
ish squadron has left there aud is sup
posed to have sailed for Odessa for the
purpose Of bOmblrding that town.
THE ASSAULT ON ERZEROUM.
NEW YORK, June 9-rhe uerald,s
Vienna correspondent details the ad.
vance OF the Russians upon Erzeroum.
Three columns are now marching direct
for that city, and its capture is certain.
The right wing has sent forward a strong
column from Olti. Tue army OF invest.
ment at Kars, which numbers almost
TWO bu ldred thousand men, has thrown
u column forward down the Valley OF
the Aras, which menaces Erzeroum in
front. aud sewers all communication be-
tween the TWO cities. The extreme left
has forced the mountain passes at Top
rak-Kaleh, and Is now about to form u
junction with the center. The invest
ment of Erzeroum will begin at once, if
the place can not be taken by storm, and
This can be deter mined only after the
character Of the detenses has been in
yesligaLed.
WAR NOTES.
The Turks fear great revolt in Bull
garia.
An Athens correspondent says the
collapse OF the Turks in Asia Minor is
impending.
Over one hundred thousand people
gathered III the streets Of Bucharest to
see "the Gar Of all the Russlas."
1t is announced that at Schumla an
army of sixty thousand men il being
concentrated to defend the Danube
shore where it seems probable that the
Russians Will cross.
A special from Pera reports that Ho.
bart Pasha has captured three Greek
grain ships, which were endeayoripg to
uu the blockade OF Kertch,
A special from Constantinople. win
Athens, says several Turkish officers
nave been shot for the loss Of Aidahan.
Tho Courl-martial is still sitting.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
Preparations For n Grand Ccfr-
bratiOn.

bratfOn.
A meeting OF citizsns was held last
evening at the Council Chamber TO pre-
pare Tor celebrating the Fourth OF July,
The following officers were elected:
Col. H. G. Young, President; Major
James Morgan, Vice President; apt
p. Il. Way, Secretary; Capt. Henry Koo.
gle. Assistant Secretary; Colonel X. n
Moore, Treasurer.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Mayor OF the city
be requested, in accordance with the
wishes expressed this evening, to call a
meeting Of the citizens of the various
wards, at their respective voting places,
to form such organizations as may seem
to them fit, either as Contineutals or
ward organizations, to participate in the
parade of the celebration of the coming
Fourth of July" ..,.
A meeting OF the Continentals will be
held at the Gibson House next Tuesday
evening, and the Ward Committeemen
are requested to be present, as also all
! who wish to participate with them 10
the celebration Of the Fourth OF July.
| 1877.
The meeting adjourned to reassembls
next Wednesday at the Council Cham
| ber.
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horticultural.

The Horticultural Society met at their
rooms in the Grand Opera-house, Mayor
Moore in the chair. Oa motion Of Mr.
Kelly, the Treasurer, Mr.. Theisiny, and
the Chairman Of the Council, Gazzam
Gano, were authorized TO cSllect The unep
OF the members. The reports from war;
.ous parts o. the State in regard to crops
in general are good. 1t Is earnestly re.
qUested that the memOers OF the Society
next, promptly, at Il o;cisSes' sA 4 asas sa. y
cent display or Wilson's Aibauy slfsg.
1trries Sent III by j. ii. Short. some of
which were four and half inches In cir
cumterence; another measured five ana
u half inches in circumicrance. Anu, her
specimen from MIR. Il. Rodgers. from
Clivelowu, was fully as large, anu tno
specimens were the fpest ever seen,
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National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The following
letter mas been sent to Gen. Barber al
his hom., in Michigan:
"EXECUTIvE MANSION.
"WASHINGToN, June 8.
''To Hor. E. W. Barber, Third Assistant Post.
master General:
"oIR-I am directed by the Presiden
to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 4th inst, resign.
ing the Office OF Third Assist.
ant Postmaster General. While ac.
ceptlnK your resignation, to take effect
as you request, at the close OF the pres.
ent fiscal year, he wishes me to assure
you Of his conf lence in your efficiency
aud Of mis- appreciation OF your Valuable
public services. The President desires
me 10 convey TO you his best wishes for
your future success.
Very respectfully yours.
Signed "W. X. ROGERS,
"PrIvate Secretary"
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the wordy war between Messrs. Camp
bell and Wilby this morning.

DELL ana WlIDy JnlS morning.
JUDGE FITZGERALD is down on the
peddlers who are selling fruit from un-
sealed measures. Three men charged
with this offense were fined s. and costs
each this morning. Tue only remedy
for The men is to see the City Sealer.
JOSEPH MEYERS, who hangs out at
MatIlda Trautweln's place, on Central
avenue, near Fourteenth, was arrested
last evening and taken before Squire
Schwab for breach OF the peace on the
person of Matilda. He was put under
$500 bonds TO keep the peace for year.
In default of bail he was committed TO
the county bastlle.
WHEN bastardy case, in which Her
man MarckWorth, Esq, was interested
for the defendant, was called this morn
Ing by Judge Johnston, Marckworth
arose and said: "Your Honor, that case
may as we'll be dismissed, as we have
been waiting tor eighteen months for
the appearance of the child, and have
been agreeably disappointed" Case
| dismissed.
| JOHN CONNELL, who lives on Court
street, and who mas been in the habit Of
exposing his person in front OF the Gin
cinnad Wesleyan Female College, on
Wesleyan avenue, was caught this
morning at the same trick in cellar op
posite. Mr.. e. ID. Moore, President o
the College, rushed out and captured
MIN after a lively chase up to John ant
| G ark streets. In the Police Court ht
was fined $50 and sent to the Work
mouse tor thirty days.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH BANKS?
WASHINGTON, June 9-Gen. Banks
visit to Washington has started reports
that he is to be assigned to the French
or Russian mission. Ex-Gov. Moves,
of Ohio, is positively to have the French
mission; and, while Banks would doubt
less accept the Russian mission, the
politicians deem it very improbable
that he will withdraw from the House Of
Representatives for any position what
ever. The latest rumor is that Devens
Is to go abroad and Banks to 60 into the
Cabinet. but all stories Of Cabinet
is<nfp
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The Mormon Trial Will Go On

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YORK, June 9-The Herald spe-
cial from Washington says that Attor
ney General Devens is so satisfied of the
value Of the evidence furnished by Dis
trict Attorney Howard, of Utah, in rel.
erence to the Mormon suits, that he
will, Notwithstanding the large amount
OF money required, authorize the requi
site outlay. The testimony in the suits
will have to be sought from witness es
who were driven of and are now scat.
tered as far west as California and easl
to Illinois. The Attorney General does
not contemplate discontinuing the suits
as reported.
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Pistol Practice OH the Potoma.

For some time there has been emit,
between Thos. BurreIl, colored rousta
bout on the Emma Graham, and Secont
Engineer Davis, Of the steamer Potomac
Last night Burrell arrived in the city
and this morning, while under the infiu
ence OF an enormous quantity of bug
juice, came Oh the Potomac, and at once
began war with Davis.
He threw boulder at him, when Da-
Wis picked up a crow-bar, and landed it
on the soft side OF the colored mans
head. Burrell kept up his hostile move
ments, when Davis pulled his pistol
and fired at his assailant.
The bali did not hit Burrell, however,
and at this stage OF the proceedings OH
GERS Knox and Brazell arrived and tooE
both of the belligerents to Hammond
street Station.
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A FOrger,s Escape.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, June 9-Charles Becker
and Frederick Elliott, indicted for
the forgery OF a Sc, 400 check and passing
it on the Union Trust Company,
were taken to the Supreme Court
Chambers tc-lay on habeas
corpus. Both were brought to
the Court handcuffed, and when
inside the building the manacles were
removed. Instantly Elliott sprang to
the door and disappeared in the crowd,
and up TO tue present has not been re-
captured. An alarm has been sent to
all stations, and the police are search
ing for him
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Two Hangings Yesterday.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, June GA special from
Petersburg, Va. says Jack Peasants,
colored, was hanged yesterday at Din.
widdie Courthouse for the murder OF
Ann Lundy, colored, in April, 1876.
special from New Orleans says s.
Louis Rousseau was hanged at Opelou.
sas yesterday tor the murder of Cyrus
Brighaut on the 10 of March, 1875.
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GrmCO.WOIla an.

The Grsco-koman wrestling match be.
tween Lucien Marc, the French Hercu-
les, aud Anthony Renesch, OF this city
takes place at Woods Theater this
Saturday evening, June 8, and
promises to be Of very exciting char
acter, as both men seem to be in good
condition. Popular prices rule on this
occasion. Reserved seats at Hawley's
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Colonel Thomas Snelbaker is back in
the city from his trip to Jefferson, Tex
as. Tom still mas the mack Of Dering
holes In his teeth with his gold tooth
pick as he did down In Texas.
1t is rumored that Mr.. 10. Setter, the
handsome Deputy Clerk in Judge va
ple's room, Is about to lead to the hyme-
neal altar one of the Iairest bellies OF
Quaker Bottom. 1t is understood that
Mr. Vim. Brown, Of Clerk Bernard'a
office, is TO be the "best man."
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National Associated Press to the Star.
OMAHA, June 9.-The Missouri contin.
ues to rise. 1t is now sixteen feet nine
inches and rising, doing much damage
along the banks. 1t is expected that
the st. Joe Road has been compelled TO
abandon to-day's train on account of
the high water and the track destroyed.
Weather cold; thermometer, 80 degrees.
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NOTICES.

r EGAL.-HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS.
L-No. 5!,76t-Sarah j. Gratz VS.. Jonas
Gratz, defendant.-The defendant will take
notice that the plaintiff above named will take
the depositio 5 OF sundry witnesses at the Of
flee Of A. A. Britton, Notary Public, No. 40
Broadway, New York City. state of New
York. on the I'd day Of July, 1877, between the
dence in behalf OF the plaintiff in an action Tor
DIVORCE said dispositions to be adjourned from
day 20 uay until completed.
SARAH j. GRATZ,
By L. w. IRWIN, ner Attorney.
ip4-2tS
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Announcements.

Next Wednesday William Penn Lodge
of OIu-fellows give q picnic at Parlor
Grove. The success attending their ex-
cursions heretofore is guarantee that
the present one will be one of the best
OF the season.
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FOR RENT.

TOR ENr-RESIDENCE-In Dayton, KY,
Il residence Of Rev. H. Il. Spillman: one OF
the most desirable places In vicinity: con-
yenient house OF nine rooms and three acres OF
finely improved ground; will rent for the sum
mer or by the year. Apply to DIR. SCHOOL
aud II West Fourth street, Cincinnati Sl.st
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The Crops.

National Associated Press to the Star
MILWAUKEE, WIS June "a special
from Madison reports corn crops look
ing very fairly. Spring wheat is very
fair, and the chinch-bug is in the barley.
Caterpilars are at work OH the forest
trees. Slight rains have fallen here.
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Grand Opera-hOuse.

Aaverly's Minstrels close their en-
gagement to-day withtwo performances,
matinee and night.
Next week Tony Pastor and his great
troupe every night and matinees Wed
nesday and Saturday.
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The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
Christopher Klemm and Sallie Pund.
John p. Steinmetz and Lizzie Wenner'
Louis HeiDe and Anna Schachleiter.
Louis Witt and Barbara Stlerley.
John Coyne and Josie G easOn.
j. u. Bornemann and He'ta. Luebkert
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Fire in LnCknOrf.

National Associated Press to the star.
LoCKPoRT, N. Y, June "a big fire
occurred here early yesterday, in which
Ranney's sash factory and lumber yard,
livery stable and three dwelling
houses were destroyed. L ,ss 10000.
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In Poor Health.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 9-United
States Commissioned Scroggs is in very
poor health, and is lying at the point OF
death.
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Powder Mill Explosion I.

National Associated Press to the Star
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 9.-The
Hercules powder mills were destroyed
by an explosion to-day in the nitro
glycerine works. Loss SIS, 00Q
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National Associated Press to the Star.
DENVER, June "a dispatch from
Colorado Springs says the San Juan Di.
vision of the Denver & Rio Grande Rail.
road was to-day completed over the
summit of Veta Pass. This pass is nine
thousand three hundred and forty feet
above sea level, and is the highest ele.
walton ever crossed by any railway in
Europe or North America,
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NOV is THE TINE TO TAKE DR.. JAS.
IN Z. KERR'S Great System Renovator. 1t
is the best medicine IN the world for purifying
the blood, and is in lorSed by some of the best
citizens Of the country. Sold by all responsi-
Bile druggists. Price 81 per bottle, half
dozen s.. Special lates to dealers. All orders
promptly attended to. Depot anu Office No.
IS John street, between Third ami Fourth sts.,
Cincinnati, Uhio. jr2-StS
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THE LATEST
From ErzerOum.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, June 9.-It is reported that
Mukhtar Pasha has been cut off from
Erzeroum and Kars. Erzeroum is short
Of provisions, aud the garrison at Kars
is on half ratiOns.
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Third Edition

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy eotth
light rain tollo,Ded by clearing, or fair,
and cooler peather for the nert twentg-
four hours.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv ANTED-A SITUATION BY a young
w man, twenty years OF age, to do any kind
of work. Can give good references. Address
e. j. p, this office. te9-3t'
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WIN ST R EET CONGREGATIONAL
CHU RCH, Vine street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets.-There will be services in
this church on Sunday, June 10. Sermon in the
morning by Prof. W. Il. Benedict, OF the Uni
velslty OF Cincinnati. Seats are free anu all
Are invited.
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hall; $50, p. D.; $500 added. Eleven
nominations; Emma u, W. o.
Consolation purse for beaten horses,
$200-$oO to the second horse. Mile
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PREFERRED SPECIALS
CLOTHES WRlNGERS
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
- ENTH and Smith streets. Preaching To-
morrow at II a. NJ. ana * p. NJ. by the Pas
tor, Rev. II. b. RidgaWay, DID,. Sabbath
school at 2s z. NJ,
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4k-l b
i pillows. 81 each; 35-lb beds, So; choce
feathers, 15c per Id. Feathers renovated. Z.
w. MORRISON, 81 w. Sixth street, between
Nj ain and Walnut, fourth floor. my 14-26t
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LNOUND-THE PLACE-The best place to
l. buy coffee, tea and sugar. You can get a
valuable present with every pound Of fl tea.
Come to the CESrEN NAL TEA COMPANY,
southwest corner Of Sixth and Plum streets,
and be convinced, for the country is in a blaze.
my5-1tS
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Queen City Jockey Club

The spring meeting Of the Club closed
yesterday. The meeting was not sue
cess financially, owing to the abom'
Unable weather with which they had to
contend. The races announced for to-day
will not take place. The track is a vast
mud-pudd.e. The attendance yesterday
was good despite the weaping heavens.
Following is the
SUMMARY.
Club purse $300-$5U to the second
horse. Mile heats. three in five.
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GRAND OPERA-HOUoE.

Positively one week only. commencing MON
DAY, June II, the ever popular favorite TONY
PASTOR and his Great Troupe every night,
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. Admts-
slon as usual Reserved seats at Hawley' 5
News Depot. JeS-St
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FOUND.

EOUND-GROCERIE Groceries at prices
ID to suit the hard times. Sugar 1U cents,
brown coffee ~ cents, green ana black tea 40,
81 and so cents, at THORNBUkY'S, 2l9 West
Sixth street, two doors west Of Plum street,
and 4S East Pearl street. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

If&A ANTED-9,9 1893 PERSONS
I4&1#\ Send stamp for price list of Mound
HWAA >Relics, Old Coins, Minerals, Fos-
EHsNA$N sils, Corals, Shells, &c. Il. w.
M~YSM MERCER, NJ West Sixth street.
THHxN my5-l3tS
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Cabinet Talk.

Notwithstanding the denials, General
Banks visit Is believed to presage a
change in the Cabinet, perhaps several.
General Devens' dissatis faction with
Cabinet duty has been au open secret
here for me time, and gossip now has
it he will be given The Russian mission
to compensate MIN for giving up his seat
in the Supreme Bench in Massachus etts.
Keys retirement from the Cabinet is also
pr0phesied by the "quid nuncs.N
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-07-20
REIsGsOrs.

Rev. J. W. Bruce will preach at White
Oak school house next Sunday evening al
O'Clock.
A REVIVAL nj Lebanon, conducted by
Elier Mark Collins, Of the Christian
Church, has just closed with q nddtic n,
TO the Church.
REv. q. q. BARSEs will begin the prom.
ised protracted meeting here, next Sunday
NJ U o'clock. The services will he held At
the Baptist Church, a- that church sent the
first invitation TO him, prohcring the use
Of their building. Its Mr.. Barnes inten.
ton TO preach during the meeting at the
Christian Church, and also At any Of the
other Churches here, 10 which he l. invited
Rev. q. o. Barnes, with his daughter,
Miss Marie, arrived from Albany yesterday
Mr.. Barnes reports a most remarkable out.
pouring Of the Holy Spirit during his
meeting there. Old, young, rich and poor,
alike, crowded TO hear him, aud during
his meeting Of 20 days, 23l persons were
converted. All the bad sectional feelings
that existed prior;io his meeting have van.
i-hed. aud the whole town aud county
seems cemented together in bro,herly love
And now the Rev. q. W. Sweeney IL I'M
der cloud. The Cincinnati Enquirer and
Sunday Arys publish report. in regard to
him that are, II true, exceedingly damag.
ing to his standing rs a minister and rs a
gentleman. II IL said that he has been
caught more than once taking improper
liberties with young ladies and that he broke
for mysterious reasons hi. engagement to
be married to most worthy young lady.
lie has taken Mr.. Greeley's advice and
gone West. and II the above rumor. are
true. will probably stay there and grow up
with the country.
The lpro,racted meeting at the Metho-
dist Church is still in progress. Rev ia.
cob Ditrler after week Of earnest work,
left on Monday, and since then Mr.. Peoples
hss been conducting the meeting alone.
There has been no great religious enihusi-
asm raised. but the deep and thoughtful
sermons Of Mr.. Ditrler appear TO have ia.
ken root in the hearts Of tho-, who think
and who do not wait for a sensational reli-
gious excitement to spur them TO action.
Since the meeting began three young ladies