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Court Cuttings,

Jac. Ammen against Ed. Morris. Pc
tition in error alleged ii the action Of
the Court below in sustaining an attach.
ment. Argued and submitted.
In the matter of the requisition Of G.
r. Payne, this case came up Tor hearing
yesterday evening, and was taken un.
der advisement.
Christian Kruse against sophie Hehe-
man. This case came up by reservation
OF demurrer to the petition. The de.
murrer was argued and sustained.
j. B. H. Nolte against A. Hill. A Pc
tition in error to reverse judgment
Argued and submitted.
The Board of Education of Symmes
Township against W. Z. O'Hara. Peti-
ton in error TO reverse a Judgment.
Submitted.
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List OF Patents,

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending April IS, 1877. Furnished
FOR the STAR from the Office OF j. McC.
Perkins d. Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases anu solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments OF the Gov
ernment; 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, ID. G. Drawings and specifications
of patents, % cents. Copies of patents
to show the general state OF the art In
any one class. 50:
G. STREET., stove-pipe wall-thimble.
n. l. ROtham, sheet metal elbows.
j. Ii. Herzog, station indicator.
W. b. Bemis, apparatus for preparing
butter for packing.
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LATEST LOCAL,

GEO. B. SIEBENTHALER, the young lad
run over last evening by g., Ii. q ID.
train at Freeman street, has since died
from his injuries. Coroner Stitch was
notified and will mold an inquest Mon.
day morning.
THERE have been seVenty-fve entries
made ior the coming CoVington Baby
Show on the 18Th aud 14th at Odd-fel-
lows Hall. Persons desiring to enter
their babies can address W. Il. Dlvius,
corner of Eighth and Madison streets,
Covington.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL


Death of an Eminent Musician.
National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, April 7-Proiessor Gus.
tav Schmitz, the well-known composer
of music, organist of st. Patrlcks Ca.
thedral, in this city. and Director oil
Music In Mount st, Vincent Seminary,
died yesterday.
An Eyewitness Explains the Jew.
EFT Tragedy.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Unas. II. Jewett
called last night al the residence OF
Joseph A. Dean, and informed Nicholas
L. Roosevelt, a relation OF the latter,
that Orville d. Jewett had undoubt.
edly committed suicide. The fact
was impaired to Charles H. Jewett by
Charles Tainter, managing clerk, who
told him Tuesday afternoon that the
moment the explosion occurred he
(Tainle was In the middle ofics,
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aud Lawrence streets, was referred 70
the Committee on Grades and Im-
provementS.
The Engineer was instructed to pre-
pare papers to improve Madison street
from Cory to Hamilton street, also to
improve Symmes street.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the following
resolution to be transmitted to Council
for apprOval:
"Resolved, That the Common Council
of the city hereby approves and adopts
the Philadelphia Time Table; and Lhe
Board OF Public Works is authorized to
require the Gas-light and Coke Com
pany to light and extinguish the pub,ie
lamps of this city thereby until other
wise directed"
Adopted.
Adjourned.
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MUSICAL,
The Choral Society Concer

The Choral Society Concert.
The concert Of the Cincinnati ii Choraa
Society, at Pixies Music Hall last night,
was very gratifying to Professor jan
notta, the members of the new society,
and all concerned. The audience was
quite large and was made up OF people
who take most interest in musical cuI-
ture. The principal feature was the
rendering OF Spohr's oratorio, "Ths
Last Judgment" The soloiSts were
Miss Ruth Jones, d ss Mary How, Mr..
Helmekamp and Mr.. W Wetherell, and they
rendered their numbers with great
beauty.
Though there are in this oratorio no
gems OF unusual excellence, all through
there are passages of much beauty, and
these were sung with care and in man.
ner that did tull justice to them. rhe
quartette in the closing number was
especially fine. After the orat0rio Mrs.
Dexter sung "rhe Shadow Sobg," and
was most heartily applauded.
The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra reu-
dered the instrumental part in accord
ance with The reputation OF this excel
lent organization. Altogether, the C IN
cert was perfect success, ana Sig. Jaa-
nOtta Should be happy.
Other Musical Events.
Miss Emma Abbott had a fiue audi
ence this afternoon at Pixies Music
Hall.
The second OF the series of chamUer
concerts which are being given by
Messrs. Schneider, Dlnnveuther aad
Brand will take place next Tuesday eVe-
ming in College Hall.
The concert to be given by the Musical
Club of this city in aid Of the project TO
raise monument TO Beethoven in Vi
emma will take place on Wednesday,
April IS.
Mrs. r, W. R chey, assisted by a num-
Der of our leading local celebrities, will
give a concert al P.ke's Music Hall next
Wednesday evening. On the programme
appear the names OF Miss Porter, Mr..
Weatherell, Mr.. J. 9. McLsug hin, Mr..
Newhall, Mr.. Tyrrell, Mr.. Levassor.
Mr.. Bowen aud Mr. Louis BallenDerg.
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Murder OF a Young Lady,

Special 70 the SJar:
TIFFGN, o., April There is great
excitement over the finding of the body
of Miss Nettle Russman. The body was
discovered in the woods five miles from
the city, and bore marks OF violence.
She was last seen in company with a
man named Lester Stone, who has for
some time been very attentive to her.
Stone has been arrested, but there is IS
yet little proof against him. He will
nave hearing on Monday.
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THE LATEST
Serious Shooting gAffray.
,ociated Press to the Star:

National Associated Press to the Star:
ST. LOUIS, April MAT. b. Peck,
travelling agent OF the boot and shoe
house of Utterbeck & Co., and Eugene F.
Williams, member Of the firm of Hamil.
ton, Brown g. Co., also a boot and shoe
house, had shooting affair in front OF
the L"clide Hotel, last night, iu which
Williams received two severe flesh
wounds, one in the thigh, the other just
below the groin, and Peck received a
painful wound in the loot. The affray
grew out of business rivalry. Neither
party is dangerously hurt.
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ST. JOseph's Church.

Interesting services Will be held to-
morrow morning at 8 O'Clock at ST. Jo.
seph's Church, corner of Linn and Hop
kins streets.
The children will receive their first
communion and be confirmed.
On this occasion the choir consisting
of Miss Sarah Brokamp, soprano; Miss
r sa' Weber, alto; Mr.. John Post, bass
and Mr.. Henry Cook, TENOR, viii reudeI
Webers Mass under the direction o.
Prof. Rauch.
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About = O'Clock this morning an un-
known, mlddle-aged German was seen
TO jump into the river off the new ferry
boat Ellen NJ. McCoy, lying at the foot
OF Ludlow street. lie was rescued by
the men who were working on the boat.
When asked where he lived, he re-
Piled: "At the Hammond-street Station
house." A German citizen took him
and kindly ASST 'ted MIN to change OF
clothes. '
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Strike Threatened.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, April THE Lancashire op.
eratiye cotton spinners obtained the
sanction of the Executive Committee to
give notice to quit work within fort
night, if they deem stop advisable.
The spinners resolved to exhaust every
conciIiatory measure, and will make an
other effort to secure a peaceful settle
ment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

The Cincinnati Horticultural Society
met this morning at Mozart Hall, Vice
President Col. Il. N. Moore in the chair
The usual routine OF business was gone
through with. A fine display of flowers
and fruits was made, after which DIS
cussiop was entered into regarding the
usefulness of the Society and its future
success. Next Saturday there will be
an interesting meeting, and all the men,
hers ahOuld attend
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Held for Murder.

Williams and Morton, the TWO men ac'
cused OF the murder of Martin Brand, in
Pendleton County, Kentucky, have been
bound over for their appearance at the
next term OF the Criminal Court with
out bail. The testimony produced at
the trial fully exonerates Deputy Sher-
if Mullin.
Williams and Morton will be obliged
to lay in jail four months.
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BOARD Or PURLHC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the BOnrd
This Morning.

The Board met IN regular SESSION,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
1t was resolved to appropriate the
sum OF 500 to pay for sprimklinS in front
OF Washington PARK for the year 1877.
The Engin ?er was direc, ed 10 notify
the property holders op the north side
Of Brown street, from Ravine street to a
point opposite klotter's brewery, to
grade and improve the sidewalks.
A Communication from VIM. Carson,
relative 10 the manner in which the
Street Railroad Company is placing its
rails on the route 10 anu from the Mt.
Adams and Edeu Park Elevator, espe-
cially on East rnird street between Pike
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Announcements.

The His orical and Philosophical So
ciety of Ohio Will meet at 8 O'Clock this
evening, in the Cincinnati College
Building.
"The Old Flag will be presented
next Tuesday ut Robinson's Opera
house, by the Clio Dramatic Club, under
the auspices OF the p. o. s. Of A., of Gin
cinnati.
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To the Editor of the Star:
Please inform me through the columns
OF your paper if there is such an office
as Sewer Inspector under the Board OF
Public Works. II 50, VINO is the pres
ent incumbent?
Yours, &c, JOHN MooREsToN,
Fstn street, rN snt, fist Ward.
CINCINNATI, April 8, 1871,
An,Ner- tuere is no such cfi1e.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. E. CHURCH, CORNER sEV-
- ENTH and Smith streets. Preaching To-
tor, Rev. II, b. Ridgaway, DID. sunday
school at IN p. Nj. Young Peoples Prayer
Meeting at 7 p. NJ.
WINES REET CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURCH. The Rev. &. W. Phillips, Of
Worcester, Mass, formerly of Columbus, O.,
will preach to- morrow at II A. NJ. and 1880 T.
n. All are cordia ly invited. strangers
made welcome.
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Baseball Announcem ents.

Arrangements have been consummated
by the Allegheny Baseball Club to play
on the 18th and 14th inst. with the In-
dianapolis boys at Union Park, In Alle-
gheny City. The 13.a is liked for q
game. with the Louisville nine. Also
friendly contest on the 25th inst. with
the Syracuse, of New York, they having
signined tnelr intention OF playing here
with the Alleghenys in the same pla %.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

some w rchantS tnlnk 1t policy 10
charge as much for their goods as they On
get for them. Z. Il. MABLEI takes he other
and opposite course, the cheaper he can ssh
hi; goois tho better it plcases HIM. He would
rather do large bnsi .ess at 10 per cent than
small business at 25 per cent. Call at HE
New Clothing House, 63 West Fifth streer, op-
po;ite Fountain, and examins STOCK aal
prices.
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Death of a COnkul.

National Associated Press to tue Star.
NEW YORK, April 7.-News has been
received Of the death of Philip Clayton,
United States ConsN at CalIao, Peru.
Clayton was appointed about three
years ago.
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SPORTING NEWS.
BiliiurdS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PrrsB6RG, Pa, April 7.-Wm. Sex
ton, the champion billiardist, played a
match game at the White House last
evening with George f. Slosson. The
game was 500 points, French carom.
Sexton winner. Sosson, All Winners
average, 10 BOAT; Slosson, 10 7 At. Sex
toms highest run was liz; Slosson's
1nI
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Legislative VibratiOns-The COh-
mission.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, April 7.-Yesterday
tho Packard Legislature gained four
members from the Nichols Legislature,
and the latter gairfed one from Pack
ard's Legislature.
The Commission appointed by Presi-
dent Hayes visited Packard at the State
house, where they remained two hours.
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The First Holiday.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April THE President,
accompanied by his son Webb and Gen.
Sherman, left this morning at 9 O'Clock
to drive to Great Falls, on the Potomac,
and will be absent the entire day,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

B. Cavagna & Som, No. 81 West Fifth
street. havs just received fresh Macaroni;
also, FormaggiO da Grattare for dressing Mae
aroni. Also, Salami D'Italia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
Corporation Funds.

Deputy County Auditor j. N. Waters.
Esq., has announced the sums to be dis
tributed to the various township and
corporation funds, from which state
ment the following as to this city 10
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Economy in the U. S. Courts,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Apri 7.-Attorney Gen.
eral Devens mas issued a circular to Off
GERS OF the United States Courts stating
,nat the appropriation for the Courts is
nearly exhausted. and urging economy.
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Third Edition

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy and
'carm eoeather, and possibly light rain,
for the meet tUenty-four hours.
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White Sairts, Wamsutta Muslin ana
best 9,Dos Linen, for 81, at MABLEY'S Neg
Clothing House
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THE BEST BABY CARRIAGES

are the cheap, st. We have the largest stock
and greatest variety, and sell at very low
prices, and on weekly payments II desired.
We are also offering the celebrated Monitor
Oil Stove for summer cooking. 1t is absolutely
aafe and practical. Gail and examine it before
purchasing an inferior one.
COLBY, IIUrCHINS Il CO., PIG Elm st.
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The Stafford Bank Safe Found.

The Stafford Bank Sale Found.
National Associated Press to the Star.
HARTFORD. Ct, April IA special to
the Times says: The safe of the Stafford
National Bank, which was washed away
by the late food, was found to-lay with
its contents uninjured.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
TnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY mail, postpaid, SOC. Address IL. MYERS,
n Thirteenth street, Cincinnati, y.
mh5-lmM rs"
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Prof. J. IL. CAMPBELL,

Electrician, 266 Longwoyth ST., teaches the sys-
fem, sells instruments, aud treats all diseases.
mhl7-1yS&W
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On 'ChanRe.
The following letter was reaa no
'ChaDge today:
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ONO.

Change today:
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ONO,
SENATE CHAMBER
COLUMBUS, April B, 1877.
G. Gano, President Board of Trade, Clncin-
natl, o.:
SIR-Your favor is at hand. The
bill to which you refer, provid-
ing for a Cincinnati landing
tor new Covington bridge is in ''Se-
lect Committee OF tour," consisting OF
Messrs. Bates, Kessler, kIeinschmldt,
and the Undersigned, Of Hamilton
County. The Committee will invite tue
House members from our county to unite
in hearing al that can be said pro and
con. Oh this subject, at 1880 on Wednss-
day evening, April ii, 1871.
Yours truly.
EDWARD 7. RANSOM.
On motion Of Mr.. 5. Lester Taylor a
resolution was adopted providing Tor a
committee OF three TO appear before the
committee at Columbus In behalf Of the
Chamber of Commerce, at the time
above mentioned.
The Committee was then announced
as follows: Messrs. Richard Smith, s.
Lester Taylor aud q. W. Holloway.
A subsequent resolution was also
adopted equesting President Z ygles ton
to accompany the Committed,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Mt. AUBURN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
IM Annual meeting at their Hall, corner
Highland avenue and Market street, Monday
evening. April 9, at 4 O'Clock. Every member
10 expected to attend. CHAS. HEINKlNG,
it, SeCreta Y.
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BOOKS, &c.

housekeeping in Old Virginia,''
the new cook book, price 81 IS.
EJasper and Cold" the latest sing
ing book for Sunday schools, So go
per dozen; the Hale md Harvard
Writing and Reading Desks send
for cirCUlar), new and elegant AL
buns, novelties in fine Stationery
for ladies, &c. Visit or write Ia GEO.
Il. STEVENS & CO., 80 West Fourth
street. Apprenticeship
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LNOR SALE - FEATHERS = Large A. -lb
i pillows, 81 each; 35-lh. beds, So: choice
feathers, l5c per lb Feathers renovated. g.
". MORRISON. 2l W. Sixth street, between
Nam and Walnut, fourth floor. apr -26t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

RI ain Families or groceries IN want OF
Ii MEgU good Flour - warranted to give
THHGM satisfaction - Gun be supplied by
kAVVaA going to the WEST END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman mh7-3m
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FOR SALE.

T'OR SALE-CIGARS-At JOHN KIRKS
IL Cigar Mandatory, % e. Third street: 81,
TO- 81 40, 81 5U 81 Is, 81 rs, 50, So 81, 81 and 50.
mhl2-H
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TOR SALE-STANDARD PAINTS-Ready
Il for use: quality fully guaranteed. f..
HANNAH Il CO., Central White Lead and
Color orks, III l79 and 1Sl E. Pearl street.
ap4-6.*
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WANTED. ...M1scgLLANEoUs

wv gentlemen to travel, and business men to
manage; goou pay for all. Cali at the hard
ware sore, corner Fifth st. and central ave.
Or at residence, 266 Longworth st.
mhl7-1yS&W
The daily gazette., 1877-07-30

RAPID TRANsIT.-Ne York city has
been kept In state of unrest and excite
ment over various railway projects TO
reach the suburbs of the city by quick
passage for many years, but the omnibus
and hackmen have had sufficient influence
TO defeat the laying of tracks on Broadway
and delay all such other schemes as have
been gotten up. The E.rdtd, in a long arti-
Gle, shows that the death rate of the lower
part of the city is very much greater than
would be the case with the poor iuhabi-
tants were they enabled to pass to the sub
uros and occupy small houses, instead
OF the loathsome tene ements in the lower
section of the city. Wilmington is especlal-
ly exempt at a low rate of rents, from all
that the Herald complains of. 1t says:
"ln London, mechanics and laborers live
IN the suburbs where they get a comfort.
able cottage, containing from four to ii We
rooms, Tor ten pounds or fifty dollars a
year, trifie over four dollars a month. A
miserable garret or cellar in a ruinous
new YORK tenement den could not be hired
lor so low rent as This. There is no rea-
son why similar dwellings for the poorer
classes should not be erected in the new
wards OF the city, and let at almost or quite
a. cneap rent, provided we had rapid tran
80 W carry The people there"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-30
July 30. 1927.

THE ARMY LARGE ENOUGH.-It is not
true that the Democratic House of Repre-.
sentatives reduced the army, as assel ted
by some of the Republican papers. The
Senate would not agree to a reduction and
the most that the House could dowas to re-
quire that the army should not be used in
the South to sustain the carpet-bag gov
ernments. The army is as large as II was
three years ago, Under Grant, as all will
remember, 1t was increased after the muir
der OF Custer by the Indians. 1t is fully
large enough for all the purposes required.
II the army had been a hundred thousand
strong 1t could not have prevented the de-
struction of property that has taken place,
because it was done before the forces could
have been put in position. The advocates
of centralized government, and oppo-
nents of the just rights of the States find
a large standing army one of their chief
necessities, to make their views con.
sistent, and whenever opportunity affords.
this crops out, although the people of the
United States have always professed an
abhorrence for standing armies. They are
the dependence of Kings, and the arlstocra-
cy OF caste cannot be kept up without them.
Ii we are to have local elf-government-a
government by the people-we must not
learn TO depend on standing army. but
rather put our trust in our own intelligence
and desire to maintain the right, through
the aid of well-organjzed and well armed
militia. The time for resting The defense of
nations on standing armies, without train.
ed and armed militia, has passed. France
was taught lesson by Prussia that awak-
oned the world to this fact, and it would be
strange thing to witness free America The
first to depend upon the militia, going back
to the old practice of defunct monarchies
and adopting system of disarming the
people.
Beside having a sufficient army now, IL
seems not to be generally known that the
President under existing laws may order
out the militia of any State, if The legal
emergency arise, and may use them in any
part of the Union. If he makes a general
call 1t must be in proportion 10 population;
but he may order any number from sin
gle State. The Governor can direct the
troops tomeet such an order to any part Of
the country.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-30

The STRIKERS UNDER Cow--After
showing the most murderous and savage
spirit for eight or ten days, the strikers have
at last come to their senses, and in m ost
places propose to let the people manage
theirown business AM desist from attempts
TO murder the innocent of all ages and all
sexes merely because the re ilroad compa-
MES desire to exercise their undeniable
right 10 employ whom they please when a
well-paid engineer or fireman re uses to
work and leaves his post.
The strikers are under cow. But they
would not be had not tt e people given them
TO understand that they could not be per-
mltted any longer to commit murder and
disgrace the country by their savage acts
OF brutal murder and arson. Were it not
that force had been applied to these com
munists they would still continue the work
OF destruction and rob as they progressed,
all who differed with them in opinion and
when at last their acts OF lawlessness were
complete would turn upon each other and
hight among themselves forthe larger share
OF the booty. The leading strikers are no
better than the French Commune, and are
the enemies of all civilized society, at the
root Of which their principles aim a adeadly
blow
The daily gazette., 1877-07-30

Intelligence from the West Philadel
depot, last evening was to the effect that
the Pennsylvania Railroad moved their
east-bound freight yesterday from Pit :
burg, in ;luding nearly 200 car loads of
cattler There is now no trouble on the
Pennsylvania roads except at Erie, where
the superintendent expects to star
freights to-day. The trains east from
Pittsburg were made up of "double- head
ers," and will reach ilaielphia and
New York to-day.