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Administrators Sale.

rI,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY.
i SS.-Pursuant to the command OF an order for
County, and to me directed will offer for sale At
Public Auction, upon the premises, WEDNfS-
DAY, May Sth 1878, at O'Clock P. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate in Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, o., in Quinn's East Camp Washington, In
Sec 20, Town. 8, Fractional Range 2, Miami Pur-
chase Said subdivision is recorded in Plat Book
No. 2, page 253 of the Hamilton County Records.
viz:
Lots Nos 12 49, IA, IS, 16, 49, 90 q and o. front.
ing each 80 feet upon the east side of Gilmora
street Each of the foregoing lots is appraised at
Lots Nos 30, 90, ii, AZ, A, At and 40, fronting
each 33 feet upon the west side of the Bates
Road.
Each of the foregoing lots is appraised at 5000.
IotNo S. fronting 66 feet on the east side of ths
Bates Road. Appraised at $685. free of dover.
All the above lots of land will be sold free oi
dover interest of Jane Quinn, widow OF David
Wallace Administrator of David Quinn. deceased.
is plaintiff, and Jane Quinn, widow, and others.
the heirs of David Quinn, are defendants (Caso
Terms Of Sale One third cash on day of sale,
one-third in one Q and one-third in two (2) years,
deferred payments 10 bear interest from day OF
sale, and to be secured by notes and mortgage
O'- ~ JOHN W. WALLACE,
Administrator of David Quinn, deceased
~ MILLER, Attorney. ap5-5tF"
r EXCLAMATION COUNTY, STATE OF
i Ohio, Court of Common Pleas Ss.-NO. 53,070.
james Marshall, of New York City and State,
and Alice Permission, of st. Louis Missouri. both
non residents of the State Of Ohio, impeaded with
others, defendants, will take notice that
Knott, Elmra Flowers, Elias Flowers,
and spratt Flowers and Hattie Flowers,
minors, by Elias Flowers, their next friend;
plaintiffs have filed their amended and
supplementary petition in said cause. the object
and prayer of which is to forfeit defendants inter-
est being the estate for the life of Dorcas Dixon.
widow, as her grantees, for the non payment OF
taxes and forfeiture therefor to the State of Ohio
in and to the following described premises situ-
ated in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, to-
wit: Lot number IA, in Kendall, Williams
and spencers subdivision, on the south
side OF Court street. i'll said city.
Laura CASTILLO was formerly Laura Flowers,
and Isabel Knott was formerly Isabel Flowers, and
the premises are their own separate estate in COM
mon with the other plaintiffs, who are seized OF
the fee simple of said premises in remainder upon
the determination of the estate for life of said
Dorcas Dixon. Unless said defendants answer or
demur to said amended and supplementary peti-
ton Oh before May 18th, 1878, judgment of for.
feiture of their interest in said premises to said
plaintiffs will be taken with such relief as may bo
Just and proper. JAMES r. CHALLEN,
mh22-6tF Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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city has no control of the police or other forces
any required responsibility, was powerless to do
more than use my influence the same as any other
citizen, to pncny the passions OF the excited men,
and to recommend an entire freedom from any
violation of law. With what success | met with
in my good intentions, others must judge for my
self, am satisfied with the result
A party in power would act the coward, who
would not risk his own life before taking that OF
a citizen. Under such circumstances he feeling
that he had the power, should let the mob throw
the first stone. Had the police been under my OF:
ders, would have pursued the same course did
at the time.
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RAnAirimE.

Mr.. Fl. Stagaman, the Jeweler, No. 1893
Central avenue, is prepared to do all kinds
of repairing to Watches clocks, and jewelry,
having had an experience of over twenty
five years. All work guaranteed Mr.
Stagaman gives his personal attention to all
work in this line, and you can be certain of
having your watch put in good order and
kept SO by a practical workman.
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LEGAL.

TN ATTACHMENT. .-MYRON SPICKERMAN
L against J. C. johnson, defendant. Before n.
NJ. Wright Justice of the Peace, Cincinnati Town
March, A. D.. 1873 said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum of ons
hundred dollars (slO0 00), and said cause set for
hearing May 10Th, 1878 at o'clock q. m.
MYRON SPICKERMAN,
ap5-3tF Plaintiff
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Oysters 25c per quart. Bucket given with
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Total available for sale.


Subtract this amount from the public debt and
it leaves US still owing only $4 0S4 9S 75 the pay
ment of the interest on which would hardly be felt
by the tax-paper
The property sold would then be, placed on the
tax-duplicate, and would return almost enough
revenue in the shape of taxes, to cover the inter-
asst on the balance OF the debt.
consider the railroad worth all 1t cost; but I
put SlO, 900 900 as the minimum which it ought to
bring under any circumstances, because in addi-
ton to the sl6 900 expended, tine franchise is
valuable one.
I am also as far as possible, in favor of having
the railroad workshops in Cincinnati; and the
employment of our own workmen; and purchas-
ing all supplies for the building and running the
road, here at home, SO that our merchants, manu-
facturers, mechanics and laborers will receive the
entire benefit of the heavy taxes they pay.
Last season our country passed through very
important crisis in the nature Of extensive strikes
ing from ono extent of the land to the other; in
many places resulting in great loss Of Dfe and
property; but here in Cincinnati, while the ex-
element was as great as elsewhere, we should be
very grateful that it ended there; rot life being
lost, or any property destroyed.
Through legislative action. the Mayor Of this
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to all the various Orphan Asylums, the different
Hospitals, and other charitable institutions where
without any idea of gain, be furnished free of
cost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

CmcAGO, August 24-The trouble be.
tween the shoGmakers and manufacturers
was amicablp settled this afternoon, and
the men will return to work Monday
morning. The settlement was brought
about in q simple manner. One Of the
men employed in the factory OF G. w.
Weber K Co. suggested 10 Mr.. Weber,
Secretary Of the Manufacturers Asso-
ciation, that the Association could select
n Committee composed OF men from any
shops that would meet u Committee from
the Association for the purpose Of adjust
ing differences; and, acting upon the sug-
gcstion, the Association selected Com
mittce consisting Of one man each from the
shops OF G. W. Weber & Co., DOggett,
Bassett & Hill, Greentildcr, Roscnthal 4
Co. and G. NJ. Henderson & Co. The
Committee met Committee from the AS.
sociation yesterday, and after nm informal
discussion adjourned until to-day. At the
meeting yesterday each Committee was
requested to draw up price list There
lists were compared ut the meeting to-
day, and the wOrkmen's prices were OBJ
iected to as being little too high, and the
manufacturers list too low. After discus.
sion they compromised by splitting the
differences. This settles the whole busi-
ness. Mr.. Weber says that the Cimmittee
OF Crispins with whom the agreement was
made were gcntlemanlv in every respect.
The reports that have gone out that the
manufacture of boots and shoes in Chicago
would cease are without foundation, as The
manufacturers arc going to put on double
forces, and will soon be able to iiIl any or
dcrs. The prices agreed upon compare fa.
vOrably with those OF last year.
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Of the BenwoOd Iron Works in particular.
The hundreds OF men thrown out Of EN-.
plOyInent by fires and strikes that have in.
terfcred with the running OF the works
during the years Mr.. Fisher has been in
Bcnwood, will cheerfully testify to his
Kindness in furnishing them and their
families on credit with such goods as they
needed from his store, in many instances
not knowing or caring whether he would
ever be paid lie knew they must eat or
starvc, and he knew, too, that he must
wait for his money until they got to work,
taking the risk Of their having to leave
BcnwOOd in search Of work.
"AIr Fisher is not in good health while
Mr.. Newman is u hearty, robust man, says
the Register. This is only partly true. Mr..
Fiser has not Ind as good health us his
friends could wish. For nearly six months
he suffered with n paralized arm and leg,
but by his applying the proper remedies
and giving himself needed rest he IL now
in u fair way to recover his usual health,
which prior to this attack was as good US
any ones. Suffice it tosay hissickness has
nOtimpaired hismcntal faculties,a and ifhis
fellow citizens see III to advance him rs he
deserves to be advanced, he will be able to
look after their interests, and will shirk no
duty incumbent on him.
- N,,
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DOOMED MOLLIEs.
The GaIIows VIII Soon Close Another
Chapter In the Pennsylvania Catalogue
G,sII,an


SUSnuRY, PESS., August 24.-Another
chapter in the history OF the MOllic Ma
guires is nearingits completion by the con-
viction Of Peter McNIanus and John
O'Ncil for the murder Of Frederick Hcsser,
and judging from present appearances
there will soon he some more startling de-
velopmcnts, as Mrs. McNIanus, the wife OF
one OF the condemned men, IL understood
to have said that in case her husband goes
to the gnllows she will furnish some more
candidates for hemp, an argument by the
popular method OF squoallng. As her
husband was a Body Master Of high stand
Ing during u part Of the Mollie reign it is
expected that she will he able to carry
her threat into execution.
There isa feeling OF sympathy for 0'Ncl,
who is rather q youngand not bad looking
man; aud, hasing their assertion Of the
sound mind, many have expressed lissat-
faction Rt his fate, and genuine pity for
himself and family. lie does not appear
to realize the position in which lie is
placed, and when questioned about II gives
no decided answer. 1t is said that he is
sane enough 10 know that his act was nm
unlawful one, and should be dealt with
accordingly. McNIanus, when inter
viewed, seemed to take rather philosoph.
iCal view Of the matter, and, so fur, haS not
expressed any dread Of his ultimate doom.
He says that, rs they have got him down
now, no might rs well make tho best OF II
while he has the chance. a motion for II
new trial will be made at the next term Of
Court, hut It has heen stated that Judge
Brockatcllow will refuse II,
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TAKEN BY TRAMps.
PcnnsyIvania Farmers at the Mercy of
the KnscnIs.

READING, Pa, August 94.-This part Of
Pennsylvania is still heavily afflicted with
the tramp mania-at least they are the al.
legged cause of the many fires, petty roll
berries and fights which Of late have cecOine
an almost daily recurrence. This week the
barn Of II. ii. Muhlenberg, near this city,
was destroyed by fire, involving q loss
OF over 5000. Also the barn OF Hen.
ry Bear, with contents; loss about
5000 The farmers cellars suffer severely
from these deprcdators, who have become
so bold us to have no fear Of the law, and
threaten vengeance when not given whnt
they ask for. When on begging cxpedi.
tiOn or tour oiinspcctiOn to see where they
can the most readily steal or burn, regi.
lar set-to between four tramps and some
citizens at Litise Springs was had. ",l'hc
Knights OF the Road'' had bought keg
OF beer and were drinking it In company Y
Of some OF the rough fellows OF the town,
when free fight came off between them,
one cutting tho other severely with rlzor,
then using clubs on each other. A charge
was made on them, when three OF the
tramps were captured and sent to Lancls-
ter Jail to rcCupcrate.
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Tho Ohio Archaeological Society.

MANspIELD, o., August 2!.-IhG VIiIU
S,ntc Archaeological Association holds It's
third annual session in the University at
Wooster, September ial The citizens have
arranged for the entertainment OF guests.
4 humber OF scientific gcntlemrn from
abroad have been invited. Valuable pa.
pcrs have been read and tits expected tna' .ilsV
The meeting will 10 unusually interesting. +
The attendance OF all those Interested III
tho ANTIQUITIES Of the State Is requested
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.S w. fNh'r. the independent Can.
q. n u n~oOd Tor the state Sen.


an'y va. ". Fhhrr. the independent Can.
.. e al n uNOod Tor the state Sen.
L., Wpniyc, August n, 1873.
la' morning, ry,aa. with its usual
M, p,le'> attempt, to bclit,le the claims
s,',' '",S W Fisher The Independent can.
y,.t W w Mate Senator for the district Of
a. .',' Netlcl and Marion counties. l
,,,i., ~ t''S NL Newman and can say
,,,..,' ,',, F''aslinNl him, Int an intimate
,,,.- .,a''''o 'ithMr. Fisher Of more than
n,i I.' y, l',' enables me to speak by the
l,,s '"'' 'ay that no morc honest, in.
a3, F capable workingrnan ever
= u, votes Of the citizens Of that dis.
\, r., ~ " llnocr, mcci,auir or merchant.
pJ,' "'' /" native oi West Virginia,
bl,,. :" llt ri'y ui Wheeling, His
Io,S. o5a',i' i''nch a, the ftcc school, Of Ills
,Di.,I ia,"I 'a'' Afforded, and n, ,c l,us nr-
ll,,r ' l'i "a bic inlSrcour.c with the world,
n. h. , Slla NJ ''"l, solid, common sense.
sst. 'iII,''J,ay,: Il, "lIr. ri.hcri is a mcr,
u /, lrgs. m, N,ywl99n lev, t,a Grmcr." Yes,
:, iio., a',Oyr N IN the catceory Of canItaI.
Saiin,, '', s'cal lugabo5 irll6ws G " whp ,n arc
,sS,td1 NJ iricn,ls Lam afraid il HIM b". MS SnaJr
~ ibs,S AUTOMATICALLY e. az Il, any III man @ can @ he.
sI% sel 81, a9 J.. election al all but T'' alIttic nh
'aCiiSe uIIyl lallcIccT 80 "1, S,Incaieil s,iV
4sliSv v;iio,lfrtohi, y liking. wv '''"'''''''
i.siG"i i ,i,l y l,c lsgia,r wishes il IN hc nm.
,'sag /. way MI. Fisher, a. n mcrrhant Nc n "H,
&ayo,JJ' A., the eIIror 10 The ci,i,Sns d
SynSHlly, and to the GrTpi,r cmpIoyS' a.
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K'e's-cu.,lns ,,s the standard Com.

OH CRY, Pa, August 94-Tommy VIII
sou, aged five years, son Of a, G. Wilson,
residing at Millerstown, was kicked In tho
forehead this morning by horse, sustain.
ing frtal injuries.
The oil producers OF the entire region
have been holding Convention in Brld-
ford during the week, The meetings wore
enthusiastic, and Il Is Thought tho work
accomplished will result In freeing the oil
trade from the machinations Of the Stand.
ard OIL Company, which causes y feeling
OF rejoicing Throughout OildO,n,
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Erie, pRSS., August 9I.-Christian
Schellang, u young butcher, cnticcd NATL.
ia Hess, an cightecn.ycar old girl, into n
buck room Of his shop and threw her on
the floor, tore Off her clothes and made an
attempt TO outrage her. Thegirl was badly
injured. Schellang was arrested this
morning and placed under 81 900 bull for
trial at court,
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BLOOMFIELD, lSD., August 94.-Willk
Mullis, living noar this place, was arrested
last night for hrutally beating his wife.
He cut moro than thirty gashes Into her
body with rlw.hide, and then cruelty
kicked her until her life Is stlespiretl Of
He lias hal preliminary trial, and was
lodged in jail.
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GEx. b. W. PRICK had a seat along with
the Lewis county delegation in the
Moundsville Convention. Some people
thought the General was getting ready to
zine" owing to the nomination OF New
man tho other day. They do say that he
gagged badly over that nomination.
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CouMurs, August 24,-Watt w. Jones,
a ativG.year's convict from Cnyahoga conn.
ty, escaped from the Pcnitcntiary TINS
morning. Ilc was dressed IN citizens
suit OF clothes, AMI presented tho, pass OF
the foreman Of the prison shop at tho prs
on gatc, and walked away to freedom
without trouble.
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i. sr,,e..sru, I,tsmpt al Suicide.

JEppYRsoNviLLE, ISp., August .4;GEliEa
,Janc stiles, aged twcnty.scyen, residing 81
Cement Mills, below this city, suicided "
drowning herself across the river tins
morning. Cause, temporary alteration 0:
ihe mind. The body Was recovered, and
lila COrOncr's Jury returned verdict IN
arconlanCe with the above facts,
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