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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08
The Fatal c. o. Can.


OTeCldI 10 VIIe oV'tI.
ST. LOUIS, July 8.-Mrs. Elizabeth Riley,
of this city, was burned to death yesterday
while attempting to start fire with coal
oil. Her husband and daughter, and two
men named Stevens, were severely burned
in attempting to assist her.
BALTIMORE ND, July S.-By attempting
to start fire with the aid of the coal-oil
can, Virginia Norman, aged thirteen, was
fatally burned. and her father and baby
brother were dangerously injured.
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Fires at Newark.

National Associated Press TO The Star.
NEWARK, N. j., July Sat noen yester-
day fire broke out in the gig and saddle
factory of Edward Richardson, No. A Me-
chanic street, and spread to the adjoining
factory of Reynolds & Seahn, saddlery or
naments Loss by fire and water $1,000,
partially insured. Cause of the fire un-
known.
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke
out in the Owen Mcfarland Building cor
ner Lawrence and Market streets, resulting
in loss of S25, 900.
First Assistant Engineer David Garrison
fell from the fourth to the third floor, and
sustained injuries that may prove fatal.
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Announcements.

The postponed picnic of the Robinson
Sharp-shooters, will take place at Prices
Hill next Wednesday, rain or shine
The Grand Lodge of Ohio, l. 0. W. M,
convenes at Hibernia Hail. corner of Ninth
and Plum streets, on Wednesday next at IL
o'clock.
The picnic for the benefit of Jacob Pitt
ner, an ex-policeman, and who has suf
fered from paralysis for the past four years,
takes place at the Bellevue House this af
ternoon and night.
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National ASSOc1ated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, July S.-The Executive Com
mittee of the Greenback party met Satur-
day night, and appointed Committee to
prepare an address to the people OF Balti-
more, and another Committee to arrange
about the Judges for election on next
Thursday R. Henry Smith, the nominee
of the party for Mayor was present and
made an address,
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kSOarN Oa hsna.S ,vx.n..

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
The contract for the masonry of the bridge
over Boldface Creek at Lodwick Creek was
awarded to VIM Lomas q Co. at their bid
of $3.50.
The Engineer was directed to prepare the
necessary papers to extend the improve
ment of Lane street to Locust street.
A bill of $50 for tubs for the market
houses was ordered paid.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08

In communication to scientific aper
Mr.. Watt, Magistrate of Dominica West
Indies, gives remarkable instance of here,l-
itary transmission. In 1887 an English
man-of-war landed there some captured
slaves; one of them, Vim. Laidlaw. had six
fingers on each hand. OF his four children
all had six fingers, ami one six toes ch each
foot. His eldest sons children have SK
fingers on each hand, and the five chil,.!en
of his second son had the same number.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
D. McLaren and Lucie G. Cunningham.
David Hirsch and Lena Behr
Dennis Murphy and Anna Brickley
John w. Kelley and Josephine A. Hunt.
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Drunkenness-Wm Williams and Henry
Oberklaus, So each A. W. Mckeown, 80
days; Jennie Miller and August Meyer, $50
90 each
Dsorderly Conduct-Lzzie Hans S.;
James Lannigan Fred Mack, George Thomp-
son, Frank Miller and John Clayer, dis
missed Con. Reardon, 10 days. James
Heating and James Tolles continued to
July 18TH VIM. Southgate, John Smith and
VIM. Riemah, $5 each; L. Doll and Wn.
Alkamp, $40 each.
Assault and Battery--James Shaw, Tim
Donvin, and Margeret Miller dismissed:
Emma Howell 80 days; David Duey, S.; W.
Krancer, So.
Misccllaneous-Cha Hicks and William
Gallan, petit larceny, $200-30 each Julius
Parker, same, dismissed; Henry Hort, same
continued to July 9th; John Keating. per
sonal violence, continued to June 18th; IL
Learup, false pretenses, continued ID
July 18th; W. II. Higgins picking pnck-
cts, dismissed; Andrew Gabel, selling from
unsealed measure bail forfeited; Valentine
Herman, abusing family, 80 days; Benz.
Ossanback manning, continued to Auguss
! 10th; VIM. Scott, John Hanney and Win
field Carroll street begging, 5000 each,
James Hall, vagrancy, 30 days; David Gar
many, same, dismissed Louis Miller, incor
risibility, House of Refuge.
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MANIFESTATIONS

WY SITUATION-By a young girl to
w do general houseWork, Call at ll5 Fourteenth
street o-5t
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TLOCUTIONISTS Journal gives best standard
" and new pieces, heroic, pathetic, dramatic, dia-
lect, humorous &c. l0c OF any newsdealer or by
mail JESSE HANET & Co. 1l9 Nassau ST., NY.
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FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTISTs Manual of oil and water color paint
n ing, crayon drawing &c, SOC, of booksellers
or by mail JESSE HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau
street New York.
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MY HTANTED-SITC ATOMIC do general house.
w work; reference given. Apply 95 Central av-
en,Ie 8-3t
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StKETCHlNG FROM NATuRE.-In pencil and
y water colors, and drawing and painting in col
ored crayons practical instructor, illustrated, SOC
Nassau street, New York.
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NY ED-SITUATION-By a German girl for
w general housework. Call at 339 Ninth street.
S-3t
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DAINTER'S MANUAL.-HOUSE AND SIGN
sonnng, papering lettering staining gliding, &c,
Soc. Book Of phaDcts, SOC Scroll and Ornaments,
ST. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, SOC. Watch
maker and Jeweler Soc Soapmaker, 25c. Tax.
idermist SOC. OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY L CO., 119 Nassau street, New York
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NETANTED - SITUATION - By a German girl
w for houseWork, city or country. Call al 255
Court street. S-3t
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VEI EIANTED-SITU ATOMIC do general house
w work in a small family, country preferred,
Call at 299 West Third street. S-3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-31
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience 90 the following resolution
passed By the tity Council, viz:
whereas. II Is believed that the cttv ear
he benefited aud beautinrd by concert a
action in the matter of bulldog sidewalks
ana planting trees az the intersection q
sidewalks and streets. and that saiu coucer
OF action may he ELECTED by the Mayor is.
suing his Proclamation requesting ali prop.
eo,y'owner' TO 80 Improve their property
therefore. be II
Resolved, By the CITY Council that the
Mayor be and he is hereby instructed To IS.
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
tate owners 10 Improve their property, a.
suggested In the fnregOing preamble dc.
scribink the kind Of sidewalks and the kind
Of tees best To be plant "A.
Therefore, |, W. l.. Cabsll, Mayor Of the
city OF Dallas, DO hereby request all real es.
tate owners In the city Of Dallas TO improve
their property by making good gravel side
walks IN front other property, and 10 plant
shade trees. such rs Naples, Elm. China.
BOX Elder and tycamore trees, along The
outer edge Of SAID sidewalks, and thereby
Oenent Their property, and also add to the
health and comfort rs well as the beauty OF
In witness whereof have hereuuio set
my hand and aifixed the seal Of the city OF
Dallas this I'D day Of January, ls7s
Attest: WI. CkREtJ.
D. b. HEREFORD, Mayor.
secretay. ian2idl c..
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deco Times Ia STAN How the Hungry
ATe fed IA IianE hOh,

New York Times Everybody IN
Bangkok il up early aud the liyelirst
part of the day Is az sunrise Hundreds
Of boats are an the river aud thousands
Of people In the streets conspicuous IN
the crowds both on land aud water ~
this hour are the Buddhist priests, who
are then on their begging rounds, They
20 from house 10 house TO ask for food
IN the form Of cooked rice but conlris
buttons are 20 liberal that 10000 priests
are thus supported IN Bangkok and a
great many poor people are ted NJ The
temples from what II Left when the
priests have had their lll Nobody
need slaryo IN Siam II he h hungry aud
hard up, hc can 90 10 the nearest tenn
pie aud lodge and cnl there ns long ~
lac likes, The privilege extends ~
everybody, whatever his religious belief
and the thought IL cOnsolng 10 wan
dcrer who considers the possibility OF
losing his letter OF credit on failing "a
receive his remltlances The comfort.
Of n Slamese temple are not great. ~
the lloor is hard and furniture acarce
boiled rice becomes monotonous after d
time, but then II Il iar better than nc
food at all
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SHOP AND sALEsRUOM
739 Elm Street, Dallas.

THRUST EE'S SALE-B BY virtue OF IA deed nf
l trust To me executed aud delivered by
DOrmUn, Holmes y Co. ana H. +. Rednpli
ON the 10th tay ot December, 1875 isappears
duly Of record IN volume -, pages SIS and
$40, Dallas county, Texas, 1nd In compli-
nuCo with the request Ot the owner OF the
note described In said conveyance, |, q, NJ.
Swink, trustee, will otter for sale Ia the high
est bidder, FOO cash IN hand, at the court
house Ia Dallas county, Texas, ON the yth
day of February, ISIS, the following de-
scribed tract or pRrcei Of land, situated In
the city OF Dallas aud known ms lots No. 4, :,
g. y, 10, II, II. - ana "a, according to the plan
of Redneld's addition 10 the town of Dallas,
each lot fronting Is feet and running back
2}i feet, the whole forming y rallelopram
pa feet by SELECT, out Of 81 acres, sold by 4.
&. Jordan TO Thos. ri Id, and By said Field
To DOrmnn, Holmes q Co. (which said deed
OF trust Is referred To for descriDtionl, the
proceeds of said sale To lie applied TO the
payment of said note and interest accrued
thereon, rs stipulated in said convey ance.
AMI such deed VIII be made To the purchaser
as is authorized 10y my said authority.
e.. VI. SWINk, Trustee.
January u, 1873. ianl7d6wtlilfeb7
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TnE advocates Tor reduction of the
tax on tobacco and distilled liquors
hold that the state of Ohio paid an
internal revenue tax in 1876 OF over
SIG OO0OO0, while Pennsylvania paid
only 10000 GOO that the state OF North
Carolina paid 81, 100000, while Vermont
with nearly as large n property valua-
ton according to the census, paid
only $lSO91. This may and doubt
less is true and would bee q strong
argument Tor repeating or cqualizing
the internal revenue tax according to
tho property valuation of the states, if
the producers of those states instead
oil the consumers of the entire country
paid the tax. So long as we continue TO
be to so large an extent a drinking
and tobacco using people, so long
ought the drinkers and "the users of
the weed to pay literally Tor the
privilege of being able to indulge in
these vices.
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TnE Geographic announcement that
Plus IN is preparing an allocution
against King lIumhert, is II strong ind>
cation that the new king of Italy will
follow in the strict constitutional prin-
ciple OF his father and is mindful OF
the sacrifices the departing generation
of her public men have made for her.
The last public act of Victor Emanuel
was the reception of the great tribune,
NJ. GamhcttN, fresh from his triumphs
IN France, and naturally this incident
and the determination of his son to
maintain the cordial relations with the
mti'clerlcal party of France, has not
diminished the antangonism between
the SEQ and the state.
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TuE Eraminerin a prolix articleof the
2Sth, loudly disclaims the grange tends
ancy Of Mr.. Langs candidacy. at the
same time it warns TnF IlrRALp that its
opposition to the nomination nf Mr.
Lang will iniure it with the farmers
People can put this and that together
aud draw their own conclusions As
parties are organized in Texas at pres,
ent-we repeat for the Eran.aer. intor
mation-the struggle for the nomina,
ton is really the election and there is
small merit in saying that We will sup.
port the nominee Of course. all demo.
Gratis will do that. We have 10 DO with
Mr Lang aud HE devoted advocate. a.
influences which are striving to tine
ture the convention, nottbe subsequent
election. We know as well as the Er,
aminsr does, that the membership Of the
grange will not follow it. or even Mr..
Lang. in a political move. a. body. but
still we condemn the efFort:of the Er,
anine and Mr.. Lang, to induce them to
the course, all the same.
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while Jacob Jay, Of Bordeaux, died in
1872, al tho age Of lOl years. having
laid seventeen wives la The grave aud
Margaret Mcdowell Scotch woman,
died IN 1908, at tho age Of lub, having
wept al the untlmely demise Of ihlls
teen men whose names she had borne
in rotation. Thus mr the lieylew does
not put a very extraordinary laH upon
ones capacity lor boiling tough NOR
sel, bnt the strain 10 rather severe
when il goes on % speak ul q pair
named Royin, who died Ia Hungary Ia
IA, the man aged 40 and the woman
l6i, leayinga tender youth no years
old 10 bewail his orphanage and rrlleel
ON the strength Of that tie which held
his parents together Tor llS years
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Among the hutoCcdurtH OF d'Heaan ara In.
0IinrA IN the ciTuul ton ~ the blood m
unnniuTully Uttonunltd cuudi ion tho
physique, indicating that tho NE current IL
deficient IN nuiriuYe prop ttua, u van,
sensation Of unnatural lpuguOr. All theB
may ho regarded ~ among the lndlolH OF mp
preaching disease, which will cytntun ~
attack the system ana oyurwholm II, I II Is
not bullt up and fortified II adv Anco. In
vlgOIato, then, wlthOut loss Of time, making
choice ui The greatest vitnliHlng agent oN'
tRnt, no tctterA stomach Blrers, an q iNlI
which bN gwen hoHllh aud ygOr to mgr.
lads OF the sick and debilitatcd, VIII oh II
nyOuched by phys clans ana Rnslysts 10 ID
pure ~ wei nSentoti (which IN Immensely
popular In this country, aud extensively
used abroad, and viii h has been for Year,
pu,t one Of the lending me icinM RpliaoI
America, dlan9ltO feb5-wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-31

Why not Alex Sweet for lieutenant,
governor Houston Telegram.
Mr.. Sweet declines the honor as fol,
lows: Thanks ten thousand thanks :
unless this is u preliminary move to
borrow forty cents under the false pres
tense OF paying up that six months
wash bill that is owing some dcluded
wash.woman. But seriously, don't d,
that again. IL creates the impression
that We have money enough to subsidze
the Telegram, say about dollar and a
half aud are fool enough to do 1t. Take
same eastern man.
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oRDINANCn.

10 0prI AdriiH street, liHpAV STREET uud Fitlt
street. Jrom hdH street n EduMygeL
Re II ordained by the city Council Of the
city OF Dallas
section /, That Martin street, Murphy
street and Field street, from Main street on
the south TO l3inI street on tn north, be and
the same are hereby established as streets,
aud the proceedings necessary for the open
ing Of the same hle hereby ordered.
Sec :. The Mayor, city Engineer and city
Secretary are here. y ordered to proceed aB
provided in section 1853 and sucC, culng Sec
lions of chapter * of city charter, 10 per-
form their respective duties for the opening
OF said streets,
Sec. 3. The private property necessary TO
be condemned for use IN opening said streets
shall be paid Tor by special n assessments ms
provided fug In section ~ aud another sec-
lion OF chapter TX OF charter Of city.
Fec. I, SAID streets are 10 be opened ms
prayed Tor in petitions OF citizens Martin
street ANA Murphy street 10 be Of the width
. 1901 feet, and ON a line with that portion
of sHld streets lying between Commerce and
Main streets, and II continuance OF the same.
Sec. ., Field slreel shall begin ut n point
on the north side OF Main street 10Y feet
west OF the alley at LeOnsTd's southeast
corner; thence west so leet; thence north go
feet TO Elm street; thence east 80 feet aloHg
south Side OF Elm street to said Leonardo
n rthe 81 corner; thence south 200 ieet to be
ginning.
Sec. q, The said streets aie /, be peid for
by special assessments, End the general fund
Of the city IL not To be used for the purpose
Sec z, The requirements OF city charter Ia
be strictly complied with In opening said
streets
Sec $. That this ordinance go INTO effect
from and after its passage.
Approved December y, 1877.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
j. h. HEREFORD, SeC'y. dec2}dlUt
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VS. mc indebted to Martin, Of the
Rg9ifL for some worry neat comph'
mcnts, kindly rendered, wc suppose in
liquidation of asmall claim against him,
held by rnE lgRArp. We may be able
10 contend with DuPre in the way Of n
compliment, lat are certainly no match
for Martin IN billngsgate
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AstouIsI,inp s,,cc.ss.

10 IL the duty Ot every person who hns
sod lioScheos German Syrup TO let It's
wonderful qualities he known TO their
friends In curing con umptlOn, seVo e
cough, Group, asthma, Pneumonia, ana In
fact all throat and lung ilaeAsoa No per-
Three doses viii relieve any case, and wa
consider II tho duty OF all druggists u rec.
0mInend to the poor diving consumptiVea
~ least to try one bottle, aS 10000 dozen hot.
b es were sold last year, and no one case
whore II failed was reported. such n medi-
cline IN the German sytup can not be too
widely known. Ask your druggist about it
sample bottles a. try, sold at ~ cents. Reg
ulnr size, 70 cents. For sale by all druggists
lan2Dd lW-wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-31

Tnr Waco Telephone has the following
bricrMticlc, and we give it as n perfectly
rclinhlc indication ~ to how the good
people of Coyelle, and indeed, OF oul
entire frontier, stand on the gubernato.
rial question;
Questioning Mr.. Atkinson, the in,
tclligent editor OF the Gatesville Sun,
how Coryell county people stood on the
gubernOtoral question, the prompt ans
swer was 'Ou PEOPLE are going for
Fhrockmorton, He is capable, in every
respect, and we have never forgotten
how he was ousted from office II few
years ago
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-31

A CHASTITY tablcau OF alcoholism pres.
entod itself last week in New York
tenement house The mother lying
dead upon the bed the father stretched
hopclcssIy drunk across her body three
paunt, holow-eyed, starving children,
aud the cold air OF January day
whistling through the broken window
panes, making the squalid room even
more wretchcd, A powerful picture OF
the wretchedness and misery engen
dored by intemperance.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. sO5 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, fexa,

Ih.s house is new and well ventilated.
in sNin3 southern exposure, and is centrally
:. sawyer, who never failed 10 please his
guests. Parties seeking house with ali he
comforts OF q home, cannot do better than
70 give me "dranger' a call. Travellers an.
irving In Dallas, VIA the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street hoise cars, one block south nom an
got. Inc best u % day house in the cise
ns suas 70 geioH therfreet cars az the swift
uu-'uoih Y. SAWYER.
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FOR SALE.

The ine steam mill, known ms the Valley
inillH, lurulud On the linsque rlyrr ai Hes
west OF Waco In fne wheat growing
country, which Is rapidly settling up. The
building IN Of limestone, about iuNIO feet
square, two ana Une'halt stories hiEh, ana
contains one set OF corn ana two ~ whe0t
rOGkH, The machinery OF forty horse power
IN In good order, Ihis desirable property can
be- purchased on the most Advantageous
Germs, both ~ 10 price anu time, For lurth'
er particulars eithur address or Coll on mo At
Waco, Texas,
dcclld2m WM. A, FORT
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.rne N.u,.hlnlnr Nnc1Drs.

Tia said of the little nocturnal pest, the
bed"hup, that Mt "nest.hiding" hc eXoels
Boecher; as sucker no superior TO the cup
ping pump, while he equals Lydia Thomp-
non nj "drawing." II IN rather strange that
they refuse the blood of II lady who hns tue
Mysteries, or who IL Frustrated with amy
chronic female complaint. Now IL strikes
us that all ladies, who are afflicted az above
Indicated should ut once resort to the uss of
thntwonderiul Iemaie medine known usEng-
llsh Female Bltters, and can he cured of the se
female troubles, that they may furnish good
wholesome blood food TO the poor starving
6od-bugs. Fnll particulars can he had OF
Connor 6 Walker ald DR., Howell nj BAL
las. tlianSlS WET
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dlaiIg 4erald.

4dE DAfLY hHkALnlH published every
mOFnlng, except nn Monday, AZ w 20
annum in advance, postage prepaid OF
~ osnla par week delivered Ia tho Guy
ADyEHflHriHG HATEsi Que square lleh llhrs.
nnupAfnill one time VI 10, esnh huphelusnl
Insertion, rs onniA Special Thlah lpI WeeAl9
monthly aud yearly AdYnnishls'
TnE WHHKLY HEHALp 10 puhllAhel every
saturday igo mi AEat y % pef,yeAf' post
aga prepaid,
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TUE late assaults upon Governor Coke
by writer in the N1cs, over the dgna'
ture of Cartridge Box" has excited
some comment II was thought that
Hon. Gustaye Cook was the author and
he has discloimcd the article in letter
10 the Ndog of Sunday last Judge
Cook could in no case lend himself Ia
Nnrl a lnall