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, 1877-11-23
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Gr;ablung alls Dem @OmOrer Gomitat
BON &
Jobannes . Sewau.
Gr;abluna ans Dem WDmDrer GOmitat
5obannee BON Se~al.
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% ib polite oas DOR Sir nibt ge.
beim balten - gemib nidt, I'M @esen:
tbeil, ih freute mid barauf es Dir q
iagen, = es fam geltern nur 10 sufdlil
beraus."
v9tun II ann betommjt Su fir oieies
Wfal Abiplutipn 80. aber nod ems
Sdas - sebit 9u nadber wirflid
gu Der 5arftin ?"
sd benfe ia ...."
9ermanee Jap elm wenis nadoentlid
aus, banm be9dnn tie:
,Gs lit pielleibt eine Sanbe an einen
iolben Gag pie beute, Semanoem etmas
8Dles 5u piiniden," bub' tie na6 elmer
fleinen Gauie an, bic augen gu Sober
geientt lid mhnidte ibr aud ipni
nidts Sdlimmes, aber idpn I'M Der
Sianca miQen uno bes Seinib mrdte i'd,
bic bdbli6e Beripn reiite ab. : Sd
meine fait," fubr iie Stserno fprt uno laf
auf ibre 5ubipisen, res lit oph elm ne.
mig gefdbrlid 10 einen Dtaler gum Sdat
su baben. @enn i'd Die Saritin porbir
re6t n%eritanben babe, bann -"
Stun mas. -. warum ltptit Dup"
Damn bdtte ih pielleiht allen 8runr
Sid s%uriidSubalten 10 Elm Wtaler -
Der iiebt Sielerlei = nidt ,mabr?"
LIMB bas iasit Su 10 betriibt?" frus
Gamilt berslih la6eno.
,Sa = .unb lplhe Wpoelle, - man
bat mir einmal erSdbit, elm ieoer Waler
brau6t iptde Yeripnen, bic ibm liben
miiiien uno -" (bier itpfte lie abermals
uno ifaute ibn ppn u1ten berauf fraseno
any. q
u@ewib brau6en mir Wfpoelle, Ser
NANCE" entgesnete Gamil. r@enn mir
es niht MAIDEN wplen, mie Hubens, Der
immerfprt Die eigene Srau matte, pper
mie Hapbael nit ieiner Sprnarina, oann
miien mir idpn gu ben Dtppeten uniere
3ufludt nebmen, aber iplhe 8erlpnen
iinb chen IL 0tittel sum 3wed."
Stun gut = id %slaub's," ipra6
9ermance etmas berubigter, uaber idlimm
it's opd!" fiste iie nit einem tleinen
Seuiser binsu."
rllnb wesen Der Siritin ?" -
rOb, bic eitle Yeripn = i'd CLAUDE
idpn, oab iie es arg treiben wiro." =
uSd bin ipgar 'pappn iber;eust, .bab
iie es iebr arg MAIDEN miro, nit elmer
tleinen Nadbiilfe meinerieits pieleiGt
1pgar 10 arg ,..."
y9tein = oas mill -th~ rihr- DDdd6en. 80.
Ou bilfit nibt na6!" rief bic @rpin6
ipsleid nit blitenoen 9lusen unp iebr in
llnrube.
SAB ie bier unm6slid wiroe," pplz
lenoete Gamil ieinen Sab.
9ermance blieb plDelid iteben, GAM;
ernlt nahoenfli6.
Sas lit allereinss elm @eoante," -
ipra6 tie langiam. - uslber nefn, i'd
bite Sid," fubr iie 9leid parauf lebbafz
ter tort - vtbue es ni6t, 8ieber, es
lit piellei6t.eine Slnoe -. iA mDht's
idpn, = aber mob einmal, tbue es ni6t,
mir su Siebe 49,. SAP tie tbun was iie
mill aber tell ibr fem 8ein - iieb, es
mdre mir~~ecib am trIti5en Gage ....
Sod till, ba fpmmen bic 9(nperen, feb
mid nod einnal lie6~ on uno pann nenz
men mir uns ySie".
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Meru0it &opfi@mer5en

merbeu o,ird g~er1topfuna ooer Seroaus
Jugs St0rtnsen berporserufen. Dieje<
risen Berionea, uelde an oieiem uebel
leioen, miillen &affee, Stun, Bier uno
Gabad permeioen uno ben 2eib burd Or.
4usui &Omis's Samburser Gropfem often
balten. oi GO ea
Yerionen, melhe elmer iieenoen 2ebenss
weiie unterworfen iino, iolten lid firth
Worsers 8eiuesuns in freier SUIT ma
diem ur6 Or. Nusuit &6nis's 9amburser
Eropfemamebrnlals tes Cages in fleinen
Dozen aebrauheu.
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Scropbeln nn6 an0trt
&ramfbeiteu 0eS 8luteS,

Scropbeln (King's EviD FIND cine
8eroerbniB Der Sdfte bes &0rpers, uelde
benielben nit lditisen nub bDSarttaen I'M
.reui9feiten iiberlaoen. Die @onltttution
oes &0rpers miro seiamddt, ielbt tueua
Die duBeren Nn;eiden total feblen, tpelde
ourd Nusidldse auf Dem SCOPE ooer ans
oeren Tbeilen bes &0rpers Die Anweienz
beit bon Scropbeln an3eieen.
Die &ranfbeit 1T nm 10 gefdbrlider unb
crnitlider, ba oieielbe in uielen 6duen erb>
lid o @eldleht uuf @eidledt fortses
pflan;t miro uno ldredlid lino Die 6olsen,
welde Ius;ebruns, Yeridiudruns Der
Sober uno enolid ben SOB nad iid 3ieben.
gur pesetabiliide Nieoisinen, melde
Die Sdfte bes &0rpers reinisen, unb ben
@iftitoff entferneu, liab bier bon ,pirflidem
We,tbe.
Or. Iasuit &6nis's Samburser SAINT,
ltenzU feoi3inen uno inter oielen Or. Nus.
&Dnjs's Samburser Tropfen r~einisen bas
Spltenl, erneuern Die Sdfte uno entfer.
men oas 2eioen, inoem le es nit Der Wurs
ael aus reiBen.
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2eberlei0eu.

Sic 2eber 1T zines Der uidtiefen Sr'
game bes &0rpers uno iolte M oaber
alien l1nresclmdsisfeiten oieieS Organs
Illfmerfiamfeit idenfen. 2eiberleioen un,'
fabt entpeoer einen sewilIeu @rab bon
Erdsbeit beS Srsanes, Der es unbefdbist
Die n0tbise Men9e Sale %absuio1oern ODER
cine 8eritopfuns in ben @aaeusefdBeu,
melde bic @aIe binbert in ben Darms
fanal gu selansen. Die 9eut erbdlt eiae
aelblide 5arbe, es fino Sdmersen in Der
redten Seite nuo redten Saulter BOT
banoen uno Der Nppetit simmt ab.
Or. Musuit &0nts's hamburger Tro>
pfen ftdrfen uuo re9uliren Die 2eber, reiui>
gen ben Masem uno entferuen aus ben
@eodrn,en Die BARN ansebduiteu @ruois
tdten.
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Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sud! a.
artbnt's lettes uno sr6btes.
0cfubr!!!

ooer: Seripuroett III Dem SallS zines SreuIoes.
Sieies pptensetffe SBcrf bieles @~eteraneu Der
Mrneritaril6en Niterdtur bat ais Torluuri eiren Ne.
e%enltano, ipel1er oas loeiole 9eben unieres ~eelammten
Woltes beribrt uho 9iebt elnen lhretliben ~lleberblid
isannene une auiresene, lpiro es BON Nllen nit
g.9l.rpe 9elslen iueroen. Snnifrirt une ib6n sc'
nllneen. S8lr lino entl6Iofen, bas Bud in jeber 81.
llille oes lannes einjuiubren uno otfertren nod ne
edstweiene SprtbeiLs alien marnlibeu uuo peibli.
9en Sublcrlbentenldmm!ern. g4ir oerlaneen iiberal
M8enten lno ihidCl gratis auf Y~erIan9en 8sbin9nn.
ust VII belGreIbei ot Circulate. 8. NJ. Ztpeear
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Gelblu6t.

u welbiadt 1T etre Storung Der 9eber uut
paour1 berporsebradte neberfaIuns oes
Slutes nit Sale. &einisuns Der Sdfte In
Nolae BON tiihtigem Ibfiibren burd Or. Mug.
&omis's tSamburser 2ropfen, tdalihe Tau.
smarme Bdoer, uuo Yeapegung in freier Vuit
|iino Die bsisn 6attoren cine totale 9eiluns
gu beSpeden.
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300 Yianos unO SrQeln,

300 Yialtos unO Srgeln,
neu uni aus stpeiter Saih. Don 6abrifanten err,
tier Rlaffe, ,ueroen gu ,ieori9eren preilen iir9aib ooer
Abi9lass.3ablumsen uoer fir 'Wtietbe in etaot umb
9ano. tpabrsno oisler barten s3eiten uno Der 5eleriase
p~erfauft, als ~bie,elben ie 5uupr il! Mem Yort o%fIerirt
nurben. Mgenteu perlail9t UNI Bater's neue Scale
NianpS une Gpncert'C rseln gu p~ertaufen. Slln-
fir ben banoe!.. Gin GROCER DiscontO iir 4ebrer,
Hei1tlide, Gird)eu, Nooeu, Shu.en &c, 4lB25nps
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STATE CONVENTION.
WOrkingmen at Arbeiter Hall.

The Workingmsps party met this
afternoon at Arbeiter Hall to make their
nominations to fill the State ticket.
The representation was as follows.
Forty-three from the German section ot
Cincinnati, twenty from the English Sec
tion, six from the Bohemian section.
Frank Skarda, of Cleveland, represent
ing ten members; Il. Y. Brown and z. j.
Nc Geeney, Of Aenia, representing seven
members.
Secretary Ell. Hoffman, at 10 m nutes
of 3, called the meeting to order.
Inc following permanent Officers were
elected:
Presldent-Samuel Alexander. Vice
Presiuents-Mr. Skarda, of Cleveland:
ii. I. Brown, OF X1nia; Gust. Luebkert,
OF me German section Of Cincinnati:
L.. Ii. sawyer, oil the English Section.
and John Sucnanek, OF tue BonemiaI
Section.
Seoretaries-E. j. Tyrrell, William
hempKe and Edward Hoffman,
oergeants-AI-A I-Arms-G Gorge Beck and
George GOehler.
Inc resident then took his chair and
ADVISED Tue delegates to keep calm, 80
tnaC tney mIghG De able to put I'D a good
tlcket without much trouble.
Inc Secretary tnen read the names of
the delegates.
Mr. john Schenck then arose ANA
stated That he represented the deisga-
tion from Hamilton.
Committee on Resolutions was
erected, consisting OF Messrs. CLARK
LueDkerI, Sawyer, Hoffman, Skaraa'
Mcueeney' Hruza, Tyrren aud Thomp.
son.
The Secretary then moved that the
Committee on Resolutions nave permis-
sion to retire. Carried.
Messrs. Singer, Kircuner and & ,ifuss
were app0in! ed a Comm ttee OF three on
Order of Business.
A motion vas made that the business
of the Convention be carried on ii both
the English and German Languages,
Adopted.
Mr.. Hoffman was elected to interpres
the proceedings OF the meeting.
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For that extraordinary performance he
was expelled, pending, as il is asserted,
Professor Jackson's deliberation as to
whether he should accept the challenge
or not. When next the Wild student
and the Professor met, it was on one oi
the bloody fields OF the great civil war;
and such was the mutual change Of sem
tlment towards each other that In 1868,
Walker, being made Brlgadier General,
was by General jackson appointed to
the command Of the renowned Stonewall
brigade.
RAleigh T. Daniel, the present
Attorney General, was nominated by
acclamati0n Tor the Office. The Conyeu.
tion then adopted, by acclamatIon, a
platform for the conservative party, to-
wit: That the State stand by her obli-
cations; tnat the Conservative, Party OPP
pose radicalism in all its forms, and
recommend to members of the Legisla-
ture TO advocate all measures for the
good OF the commonwealth, a platform
70 suit every body. The Convention the
adjourned sine die.
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THE LATEST
WASHINGTON.
Sitting Bull will Come Home. il.

Sitting Bull will Come Home.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Cabinet
have decided to appoint Commission
to go to Canada to arrange with the Do.
minion GoverDm9nt for the details of the
surrender OF Sitting Bull to the United
States.
Duty ON Sugar.
Reports on the sugar drawback will
be made public to-day. The whole point
of them is that great frauds have been
perpetrated on the Dutch standard or
color system of rating duties. 1t is now
proposed to substitute an advalorem
duty or duty on the amount Of sac.
charine matter contained. Before any
definite result can be reached Congress
will be required to enact law changing
the system OF duties on sugar.
The aGYalOrem system is the one most
approved, and will most likely be
adopted. The Philadelphia Commission
have not yet submitted their report.
The Baltimore Commission recommend
that the present rates of drawbacks be
left unchanged for all refneries using
exclusively raw sugars. The Boston
Commission strongly recommend that
in lieu of the present rates OF dulles
by classification by the DuLch standard,
should be one rate on all raw sugars not
refined, the duty to be fixed at land az
cents per pound, and on refined sugars
cents per pound with no percentage
ADDED as as present. The New York
Commission present lengthy report,
but without any recommendation.
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| JOHN .hRAMER, who, it will be remem-
oered, on tne TIN OF July attempted 70
| TAKE the llle of man by the name of
seminar, actuated by jealousy and al-
| legged abuse OF his wife BY said Schmidt
| was called to answer this morning. Fhe
two men were allowed to tell their
stories, and Kramer Was bound over In
the sum OF 5000.
IHk supreme Lodge of the World at
hniguts Of Pythias aud the State Cos.
yentlon of the Independent Order of R.,a
Men both meet at Cleveland The comin0
week for the transaction OF business.
Excursion tickets ut half fare to both
meetings will be sold at g., c.. C.&L
Railway Ofi,e, l29 Vine street.
LAST evening, as the workman M
Flemings' elevator were about tn lar
two passenger coaches belonging To tine
Southern Railway down the emhsnF-
ment, the ropes broke and the cars were
hurled down the incline into the river.
They were badly wrecked.
JAMES A. DANIELS was appointed aa.
mlnlStfator VI Chas. ii. Carr. person.
alty Sooo; and Stougalon Lynn adminis-
traIol of EHz O'Connor, personal.
ty $3.50.
LOUIS BRlZzoLARA, Of Front and Elm
streets, maue an assignment of all mis-
iands and property to VIM. L. Forress
In favor OF his creditors. Bond sou, 600.
CAPT. CHRIST. DIG wants it emphat.
lcally understood tnat he only paid ons-
nall OF the costs in his case before Judga
Wilson yesterday.
WILLIAM THOMAS Is at the Hammend.
street Station on a charge OF having
stolen hog belonging to a farmer a
Veyay, Iud.
No important business was TRANSACTED
by the Board OF Public Works this
morning.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Senator COnkling,s Arrival

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE North Ger
man steamer Neckar, with Senator
Roscoe Conkling on board, arrived at
her wharf in Jersey City yesterday az
ternoon. Senator Conkling was warmly
greeted by numerous friends who had
gone down the Bay to meet him. After
an informal reception Mr.. Conkling was
driven to New York. He was serenaded
in the evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
The Steamer Denmark,
of the National Line, was seized on her
arrival from Europe by officers of the
Surveyors Department of the Custom
house, In connection with the silk Snug
Cling cases. The officer of the Company
will give bonds to enable the steamer to
make her return trip as usual.
A Terrible Accident
befell boy named John MCCARTHY, said
to be nephew OF Rev. Patrick McCar-
thy, Who was buried yesterday. The
boy fell from the top of a stairway to
the hall below, sustaining fracture of
the skull, which caused his death.
The Annual Convention of Bank
of the United States is announced to be
held in this city on the 18th, 18th and
14th of September. In this Convention
will be represented the 1852 banks of
the country, of which 2,082 are National,
o15 known as State banks, 1924 private
banks, and 675 savings inssitu ions.
Terrible Tornado Scenes.
Coney Island was visited yesterday
evening by one OF the severest wind and
rain storms of the season. Suddenly
there came frighttul gust, and in an
instant the full blast OF a tornado was
upon the little island. Flagstaffs were
twisted and broken, sheds went down
like so many cards. Bathing-houses
were overturned, and wrecked. The
slate roofs OF the pavilion was picked
up and boards sent flying hundreds of
teet through the air. Lamps were ex-
tinglished and those most exposed
broken. The Marionette structure,
near the Atlantic Garden, went down In
Jumps, burying the piano and theatrical
properties In pile Of ruins, and the
new depot OF the Manhattan Railroad
was leVeled to the ground. The loss is
nearly $4,000.
ln the midst of the melee handsome
pair Of horses, frighted by the elements,
dashed up the beach and went clear
through a house before they were
stopped. Hail fell large as chestnuts,
ana Tor three or tour minutes the scene
among the startled multitude was very
exciting. Fortunately, nobody was
hurt, although some of the escapes were
little short OF miraculous. Many sail
boats were on the ocean at the time, but
in the tremendous rain that followed
they were lost sight of.
The Troublesome Reds.
A special from Missoula attributes the
escape Of the Indians by the narrow
Lolo Trail to an insufficient number OF
men sent to attack them. At council
on the 4th, Looking-gIass offered to give
up his ammunition in order to show his
good intentions, and fifty hosties
stepped through the narrow canyon, 60
Ing toward the Rocky Mountains. The
hostlles are now at Rye Greek, eighty
miles from here. aibbon is eight IN les
behind, and Howard is at the mouth OF
Lolo Creek.
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VIRGINIA INDICATED,
Reputation Routed and the Old Common.
wealth Declares for Honest
Payment.
Sketches Of the Men Who Garry the Banner
With This Honest Device-''Ws Will Pay"

Special to the Star.
RICHMOND, Aug. 11.-As predicted in
my last dispatch yesterday, while the
orators we're ventilating the claims o.
their chiefs previous to resuming the
work of baIloting, Malone was with
drawn, but he named the candidate.
The final ballot was S52 for Holiday
and 568 for Daniel. Both are stanch
defenders Of Vtrginias best interests,
but to the pre-eminent zeal of Daniel,
on the side OF honesty and good faith, Is
to be attributed his defeat.
The nominee and consequently the
Governor-elect that will be OF Virginia,
Col. f. W. NJ. Holiday, fot Winchester, r.,
is true representative of The old regime,
and is distinguished graduate Of the
University OF Virginia. He was known
before the Civil War as a brilliant
young orator and p litician. His empty
coat sleeve to which ne is now indebted
ior his popularity marks him one of the
knightly heroes Of The war, who as a
high-boru gentleman draws to himsel
the traditional clansnip OF the Virginl
ans.
His complexion approaches the blonde,
and he is a man Of tall and powerful
frame, large-boned and sinewy. He is,
however, very soft in his manners, elc-
CANT, graceful and debonair, in fact the
personiication of the qualities of the
old ideal Virgin q gentleman, and such a
man as to I'LL the public heart. He
stands firm on the honor
the Old Dominion, pledged to her
obligations, and is opposed to all rings
and bond specula ors. He Is the great
lawyer of his section, and unites with
his profession the occupation OF farmer.
4 time-hOn0red connection well known
in'the days OF Marshall, HeIry, Wert.
Mason and Jefferson.
The Convention met at $3.50 O'Clock.
and a telegram from Major Daniel was
read TO the effect tnaL ne stands by the
nominee.
Next in order was the nomination for
Governor. The candidates
were Judge Watkins, WIN. D. QIesen-
berry, CoiOnei Robert Presto and
General JAS. A. Walker. Tue latter
was elected by acclanatiOn. Geperal
Jas. A. Walker, the nominee for Lieu-
tenant Governor, IL about forty years
old, and. like all other OF Virginis's
popular leaders, is q warm defenuer OF
the Lost Cause. D,.s.
. AS u boy at the Virginia Military Iu.
stitute In 1864, being tnen in the gradua.
ting cIass, ne considered himself la
nred, and Challenged Prof. 4. }. Jack
'on, alter aaras tha lanipus stonewali.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New COttOn-AmpOrGant Papers
The Bradley Statement.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-THE tirst bale
OF Louisiana cotton sold to-day for 12H
oents.
b. N. shul'z, Chief Clerk in the State
Auditors Office during G. b. Johuson's
inoumbenoy, testified that the four
boxes secreted in the fourth story of the
CNstom"9o0ss contained valuable
papers OF the Audltor's once.
: Peter Bradiey's statement regarding
Oustom-h ouse frauds, oreated quite q
sensation In political circles. 1t 10
til ,ught by some that he IL partially In.
sane,
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so dear" said she, sweeping away
with her broom, 'wnAt snail doP uays
it is IL O'clock, ana naven't this roars
swept, the beds are not made, aud ths
breakfast dishes are yet TO bs washed.
y dearl was ever woman 90 muoh
pressed for time as I ami" Thsh ebe
suddenly stopped, leaned ON her broeua.
and iisteued Tor a haii.hour, trying "a
catch the points OF quarrel which. was
going on between married couple IN
The next door house. The study a
laminine character 10 q hard ono
philadelphia Bulletin.
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They, brought her his hat and his fish,
ing rod, andwith tears In their eyes toia
ner the,' ID found them lying on the cad
Of the pier; they must be her husbaad's-
She put her arms akin bo over the wash-
board, she did, aud looked 'em straighs
III the face. "Fhls is the third tuss
that John Henr,'s played this thing 90
me. This means he'll be hume W 70
Tonight drunk as lord. None OF your
sympathy here." Aud the committees
beat u retreat at the end OF a broom.
stick.
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Death Record.

The following deaths nave been plaosa
on record since our last report:
Ida May Gable, 10 mos, city.
Mary Murry, II m 10, city.
Bridget Fleming, So yrs, ireland.
Jos: +. Burke, 81 weeks, city.
Catharlne Mage, 4 mos, city.
Herman II. Joslarnt, IS yrs, city.
Bernard Meyer, 10 yrs, city.
Infant Austin, az hours. city.
Infant Rogers, nours, city,
VIM. Schuchert, II yrs. city,
Eugene Z. A. Fricert, II days. city.
Herman JostWrut, 80 yrs, GERMANY.
SLillborn, /.
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Edition

RS5~ CINCINNATI, Aug. l1-2:9O P. M.-Flour
steady and good local demand. Wheat fair
demand and steady. Corn firm and moderate
ly active Oats dull and easy. Rye quiet and
steady. Provisions quiet. Mess pork steady
and but little doing. Lard quiet and steady
Meats steady with no material change. Whisky
steady, fair demand and unchanged. Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Gold 1O51.
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w eStjOhn Free.

Inc following paper was delivered In
Marshal Thrall this morning:
"DEPARTMENr or STATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug.D.
NV m. X. Thrall, Esq, Marshal OF the Dnitea
States for the Southern District Of Ohio
Cincinnati, o.: ~'-Ss
"s!R-l transmit herewith the PresS-
denvs warrant for the pardon OF Frank
Wesjohn, and will thank you IN nc-
knowledge its receipt.
II am, Sir, your obedient servant.
"F. W. SEWARD,
Acting Secretary!D
A Deputy Marshal went at once ana
served the paper upon the Tailor. and
Frank WesUohn, much to his deli vht
was set at liberty. He was Sentenced
70 thirteen months, seven OF which he
as served.
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policy for resumption, etc., Mr.. Sher-
man will resign his Secretaryship and
try tilt in the Legislature for Mr.. Mat
thews' place as Senator. And now II
the Legislature is Democratic it will
only prove how careful man should be
to catch his hare before he decides on
how 1t shall be cooked. CINCINNATI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NM ANTED - FARM To rent or lease a
wv first-class productive farm, well located.
VIII pay money-rent give best OF references
ard security, if desired Address for one week
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The Winchester Murder and Sui

The Winchester Murder and Sui.
eide.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WINCHESTER, KY, Aug. 1.-There is
still great excitement over the recent
murder and suicide. Mr.. Bailey found
the body Of Williams in the pond. II
had stone attached, and the feet were
tied together. Mrs. Williams and her
two sons were arrested and placed in
Jail, also man living In the family
named Holder.
The next morning Holder was found
dead, having made rope with his draw.
ers and hanged himself. 1t is about a
mile from the Williams house to the
pond, which Is on the opposite side OF
the town from the house. Some think
Williams was taken to the pond and
killed, while others think that he was
decoyed out aud killed.
Mrs. Williams says she knows nothing
alb ut it. Sam. Williams will not talk
much. He says he was out TO his sis
ters, Mrs. Jones, and staid all mig ht.
Other parties say that it can be proven
that he Was in town that night with Fe-
lix Holder.