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Der fiirali6 peritOrbene californii9e 8os
ranjafonis O,Srien ruir6 il, ben 9la6rllfen,
peIbe Tim Die San 6rancisco'er 3eitmneen
tpibmen, ,nibt iebr liebrei9 bebanDeIt, obruobI
er in ieinenl Teitanent ,irlmer6in 9r6Beren
8emeiniinn se3ei9tr bat, ais Die leBr piel reidez
rem Stem g)prfer 8eISflrften 8anberbiIt ilnb
Stewart D@s III cine bdufse grideinuns
I'm ar,ertfaniiden 2eben. Z iast Der 9@aIifors
mia Deuefrat@ ubab 2elte 8ur Siibne Der
S6uIo, bic Iie bur9 riidIi6tsIoie Sag6 nod
8llfs9ltern auf ft9 gelaben, einen TbeiI
ibrer ermorbenen SddBe su aen,einniibiaen
3pefen ueripenben. S'Brien mar teiner
pon 9enen. Benn er itnb feline @el9aftss
tbeilba6er rl,ir ben 8etras beS ginfonimens
fur cine ein3ise 8ofe seopfert bdtten, 70
bate oabur6 Der Rotb, bic 5ib beIpnbers
rsabrenb Der. IeBten Wintermonate eeItenb
ma6te, rueientlt9 9eiteuert ruerben forlnen.
Aber Die 6erren 8onansafirlten boben 1i6ts
ber9Lei9en 9etban. Der 9ebenslauf . 's6rien's
lift 9aratteriitiid fir bic gntpifeLun9sees
i9i9te uniereS Staates. Gs mar am 6. eSuLi
i'm Sabre 1849, oils er nit benz Steainer
,,Saralina" bier Ianoete. gBobers Dariiber
19wei9t bic @ei9t9te. Seine 2lctipa beftanz
ben in Elm paar frdftisen Irme1 un6 ieiner
anseborenen ,Snartbeit." Gr mar balb an
nebreren fleinen Gei9dftsunternebmunsen
betbeili9t, bod iuoIte es 6anaIs niat re9t
porrparts NIT ibm seben. Gr tbeiIte @bas
Sdidial ienes Liftisen Ntuiifanten, pon bem
es in einem 8olfsliebe beiBt: ,,g8aS er am
Gag perbientr NIT Ieiner 2eiersrsr, 6as ging
oes q - benbs wie6er in ben @in6, Winb,
Wino." Sp6ter, i'm Sabre 1853, rp1hlte er
l6 cine ieinen Reisin9en unb 5abigteiten
mebr entipre6enbe 8ei9aftisunG inOem er
anIamrien nit 5Ioo6 ben nod beute beitebenz
ben ,,MartetsS Saloon" ON Maibineton Strase
sriinbete. @ie ole irii9en,, ,SaIubnsReeper"
ma6te er tart in 9olitif, i'm Sabre 1862
~lief" er aIs @anSibat fir Die 2esisIatur,
rpuroe iebo6 gei6la8en.
DDen Brofit, ben feline Birtbi9aft abrparf
Ieete O'8rien in Winenaftien an unb smar
NIT 10 pielem Slid, baB aus bem irif3en
S4napswirtb i'm 9anbumoreben elm r1ebrz
fa9er NiIIiondr ilno - ,prominenter Miits
burger" ipliroe. @inen SbeiI bes @rtraos
Der 8onarsa=Minen perwanoten er llnb feline
Ibeilbaber befanntli9 Sur 8e9rtinbuns Der
peltbefannten 9epabaz8anf, Die nit einem
IftiensgapitaI pon $5,000,00o in's 2eben
frat, oas aber nit Der Belt perboppeIt ruurbe.
O'8rien iuar Elm Sins9eleIle, un6 arpar fein
belonbers t,isenbbafter. @enn 8a9us aud
Der @ott bes Hot Scotch ln6 Der sCocks
tails mare, 10 f0nnte man iasen, baB er benz
@otte ,8a9us 9ebuloist babe. Sn ieinem
elesanten SauIe an SuttersStrabe (3ruii6en
Niaions inb IapLorsStrabe) hattie er suei
S6rueItern BET ii6 = feline eisenen. st
,9li9" es aber bort ni9t be1onbers, rpte er
iiberbaupt sesen ales, mas mad GuItur rod,
cine Iebbafte 9lbaeisuae an ben Gag leste.
Wenn ct fi9 Elm 8ene tbun wollte, 10 besab
er ii9 in etne 8neipe, UNI ii9 nod Ser3enss
[ltit III Iaben. WDoe er ruben in Nrtenen !"
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g8ie mar eS 9iema mittlermeile 9e9an9en? :?
9lls bas tidii6e 9luse @ufascius lauz
ernb auf ibr 9lntlib fiel unb iie bas plObIt9e
Grblaiien bes 8ojaren benerfte, ba be9riff
bas Mab6en iofort, boB es ii9 5u melt por>
seipast unb Der 8ojar es erblidt babe.
Nai6 So9 9iema ben &opf SuriIf lno uerz
IieB bas Seniter; in bteiem 4usenblide fra6te
Der S6ub unb Die &u9el flo9 our6 ben GOrz
hang in ben @arten.
Der aamaiie mar anfseiprunSen unS elite
berbei.
,gei 9lqab, mas 1T seideben 2" rief er.
sd CLAUDE, Der SOjar bat mid bemerft, ="
iagte bas Wdo9en.
Damn fort, 10 raid Did 0eine 6ilbe tras
gen." rietb er. ygli6t bur6 bas Ibor bas
mub sei6lolIen bleiben ionpern gun, Seniter
binaus, ,pel9es i'd fir ale Sale often Iiek
unb biit Su braubert 3iebe bos per9oIOete
Glitter su. SeBt fort ~
Sema elite bapon.
Wfit Elm 9aar Spriin9en ipar lie i'm gfebenz
seba,lbe, flos burd ben Sang, fam gum Sem
iter, fanb bas @itter nur an9eIebht, Offnete
es poaenbs unb i6pans fi6 iiber Die Sriiitz
uns auf bic Strabe. 9a iene siemIi6 tief
Iaa, fonnte bic SIii6tise jebt bequem oas 9olz
bene glitter an ii9 Sieben, 10 bab Die Gilens
feber tpeIde es belt 5uflappte unb bas Sem
fter mieber sei6lofen mar.
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@Inabe,o hobnte 9oiciI, ruabrenb ben 8ur

| ,,0HuOey lIODItIe IODlCltI IUu9EEIlU OeE OHI'
| i9e Iaut aufiann,erno- I'M S9onun9 bat.
,Ou bettelt iebt I'm 9ein 2eben, SeisIin9,
rief 9iema yinb ais i9 Dir Detne Gbat
porIteIlte, po[lteit 9u ni9ts b0ren BON S6os
nung. 9lu6 9u ioalt Der Strafe ni6t ent=
9eben. Dein Gobn bleibt inbeB bier 9efnes
belt, banltt mir 3eit serpinnen. Morgen
iuerben ibn Die erften @aite, tpel6e an 9einer
S9enfe pp9en, ipobI ietner SeIIeIn entleois
gen. gr ioll unbeitraft bleiben, benn er bat
ni9ts gu biiben, 9u aber uerbienit Strafe,
,tnb barlit 9u itnS. nidt perratben ilnb boz
bur9 nteine Nlane Our9freu5en fannit, mirit
Du Did bequemen miillert nit nns gu fonts
men" .,.'eqs.a
%, ni6t na6 8unanien, gu ben entiebs
G6en 0ala9en !" i9rie Der 9lrmenier; yt0os
tet mid Iieber bier /"
uSas piro ii6 finberb" entse9nete Djema
falt I'm uno nun Soan on Die 9onau !"
Sic So9en OoiciL trob bes Somnterns ieines
Sobnes unb ieines ei9enen Gei9reis, aus
Der Suite, boben tbn ouf einen Sarren, ben
iie Dor 6er1el6en fan6erL itlb fiibrten ibn, 10
RAID es 9in9 bis sur Steae, mo- baS 8oot on,
llferi angebunbett lag. ~ i....
3prt ,uarfen fie ben @efan9enen auf ben
8oben bes Sabr5eu9es urtb beoedten ibn nit
@ras, wel6eS iie raid am rfer 9eiamntelt
batten. , .-fea rac..I
9araif ltiesen lie ieIbit in bas S6iffLein
er8riffen Die Guoeruno trteben es binein il,
ben Strom. -,
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aneinte, bas gBObI unb @eb ibrer Ssimatt
| abbins.
g8as ioIIte iie beginner im iib unb ba.
bur6 bas @ebeintniB gu retten? Sin mas iie
aud ba6te, 9laes mar itmionit.
60 tuolIte iie ibr 2eben ,perisitens tbeuer
perfaufen.
&aI6 bate iie aus ibrem Buien ben finger
b,eitea itdblernen 9Ol6 se5osen, rueI6en iie
INNER bel ii9 trus.
Sic rpollte banttt ,inpermutbet auf tbren
@eSner ftiirsen ,.nb ibnt Die 8affe ms Ser5
ftoben.
9(ber benz Iauernben ghge bes gtrmeniers
mar Die Waffe in Der Sanb oes Wdb9enS
nidt ent9ansen.
ualbre Did ni6t 9irne!" i6rie er /;
.rteinft 9u i'd febe Define @affe nibt binz
terliftise gSaladin? Aber bies bei9leuni9t
nur Sein Gnoe." .a
4 gr i9pans bas i9were Sell.
Sa b0rte Diema einen tiefen ItbeutSu9
btnter ii6. ,3~
Sic itanb ,lr,ntittelbar por benz &aui1te, in
tpelaert Der eipSi9e Sobn bes 9lrmeniers
i6Iief.
Sn benieIben 9lusenbIid burd3udte fie Elm
@eoanfe. ,2-is'E2s'!1
,aomm berait, gtsn6er !" l6rie fic; bod
1piile, bel benz erten Stbritt, ben 0u gegen
MIDI ipasit, tau9e i'd oteien DeI5 Bis ans
Seft in bas Ser5 Deines einsisen 8noes"
Samit mar iie NIT einent Sprl!n9e am 9a=
ger beiielben unb ieBte benz Sunsen Die Spibe
bes 0ol6eS auf Die Bruif.-
Ser @rmenier tauiitelte 3lriid, er ,por eros
fabl serporben, benn er Iiebte ietnen SObn
iiber glles.
r5adii6e @aIa6in!" murmeIte er ers
srintmt, unb Die nit bem 8eile bemaffnete
Sanb ianf berab.
!. Der Sunge uar mittlerrpeile rpa6 9erpors
BEN Diema iebo6 bielt ibn nit frafttser Souf
nieber.
ryabre Did ni6t penn Dir bas 2ebea
feb if, rtef fte.
Z Sn bieiem GusenbIife erbr0bnten mebrere
Sdld9e BON auben an Die Tbire.
Ser Grmenier Sudte sulamnlen.
Siema absr rief; 0Sillfe, wer 9u aud
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gSuuberbare Sasttuna ailf duher gee.

2ebten Samltas traf Der S6ooner v2eruis
BaIIb" uon 8aracoa in Stem yorf elm: Gas
pitan NfcDabe lieB iofort cine &uti1e bolen,
um ben ernen Steuerrnann O'DonneG, ipelz
der i9per frant rpar, mad 1einer @obnung
brinsen 3l laiien. 9ieler S'Donnell bate
auf Der sSabrt Elm fnerfmiir6iges 9lbenteuer
beItanben. Oils er am MorSen oes 27. ApriI
oas 9ef betrat, ersdblte er ben &o9e, baB ct
einen fur9tbaren Sra,irt 9ebabt, un6 DaB
ibnt mabrl9einli9 etrpas S9Iimmes bepor=
itebe. 4benSs trat Sturm Elm, Der ip6ter etz
mas na6lieB, sesen MitterHa6t brad iebo6
bas 11nipetter abernnals Los NIT @inbf6ben
aus alien &tdtln8en. Ser S3oener lief in
Der Seefur5e nnb Der Captain rpollte ibn auf
Die @eaenriiden brinsen; er periubte, bas
SauptieseI uml9lasen su IaiIerb aber bic @is
ienitanse, an rpel6er Die S9ote lief, brad,
unb bas SeseI i5lus binilber unb beriber;
man muBte ii9 entf9lieBen, es eiti5u3ieben.
@abrenb Elm MatroIe bas &ebItau gu Lofern
iu6te, i6lu9 Der Se9eIbaunl no1maIs I'm
un6 mari ben S'Donneu iiber 8oro; Iein
S9pager tanb am Steuer, fonnte aber
glidts fir ibn tbun, benn in 6enieIben gus
Senbltfe PLATTE eine YetroIeumlampe in Der
Gaiiite, unb bic Mannl6aft n,ubte iebt ale
Rrafte aufbieten, bas Seuer gu IOf6erp mos
aud seIans. gla6bem es selansen mar, Die
Se9el gu bergen, b0rte Elm Wtatroie, Siamens
Beterion, einen fernen SiIferuf; er ipranS
in bic Sole unb I6ite bas Eau, fanb aber, bab
er in Der giIe bic Ruber persefien bate; 10
trieb er in Der sSrr9e oes nit benz &Iiiperies
gel babin flie8enben S9ooners. 8I0Bli9
b5rte er pon fern cine Ihma1e Stintrne ,,olls=
sei5autl" r,lfen, unb in bemielben ansen=
blide i6webte Der S9ooner, tpeIber unterbeB
seruenbet bate, iiber ibut, ct ersriff Elm Eau
unb idwans fib on 8orb. IbermaIs bOrten
iie iebt bic i9rpa9e Gimme, unb abermals
ipransen apei Manner in Die Sole, biesmaI
uersaben iie bic 8uber MIDI, fte iu9ten bas
Neer nod allen &i6tunsen ab nnb MOLTEN
bereits umfebren, ais iie pIOsIi9 wieber
einen i6rua6en SlIferuf bOrten; enbIi6
fanben iie ibren aameraben unb boben i'm
ms 8oOt, ruOraaf ibn Oos 8epubtiein pers
Iieb. @
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Iriumpb Der amerifaniI1en Sns
buftrie. - 9lus ben Sabrifs sDiitrifter BON
9aei.@nslanb rpirb beri3tet, baB Die ameris
faniIde giieninoufrie Die SbeffeIber Sabri=
tanten fat i6on gang unb gar pon bem ames.
rttanii9en Darfte uerbrdnst bat. 9ie Sas
irritation Ianbpirtbi9aftli6er RaI6inen,
rueI9e frdber in gieusGnslanb bIfbte, bat ii9
aIleroinss mad benz @eHen sesosen, bafar
peroen aber natlentIi9 IN WlaIIaduietts 10
por3dsIide Tii6s un6 SaIdenmeiIer nnb ans
bere Saneioewerf3euse searbeitet unb bieiels
ben tcerben 10 biIIis seIiefert, oaB bic gnss
Ianber sat ntdt rtebr nit uns fonfurriren
fonner. Sour &alirmeIIer fann gmerifa ni6t|
70 bilis MAIDEN ruie @nsIanb, benn bieielben
fonnen ni6t nit Nai6tnen seIdIiffen ions
bern bieie 4rbeit muB einfa9 6ur9 Nleni9ens
bano perri9tet tperoen, lno meni9lide Grz
beitsfraft TT bier3ulanbe gu tbeuer. = Die
Serren BON Sbefiielo werben ii9 NIT btelent
neuen Stanb Der 9inse uObI befreunoen
rnaHen tpenn iie aber glauben, Amerifa audi
beute nod nit ibren MeKern iiberi4wemmeri
su fDnnert 10 iuerben iie nar = fs9 ielbe1
/ 19neiben.
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hereinafter prescribed"
Approved March /, 1878.

AN ACT to Authorize County Commis.
sioners to Change the Names of the
Townships in Taeir Respective Coun-
ties.
SECTION l.. Be It enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the County
Commissioners Of The several Counties OF
this State be, and. they are hereby, author
lied and empowered to change the name
or names of any ur all Of the townships
in their respective Counties.
SEC. 2. That said Commissioners shall
give notice of such change of names as
they may make pursuant TO this Act with
in fifteen days sitter such change, by
publication in a public gazette published
in their respective, Counties, or by no.
tices posted in at least three public
places in the County. if no gazette Is
published therein.
SEC. 8. That all Acts and parts of Acts
inconsistent with shis Act are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved February IA, 1878.
AS ACT to amend an Act entitled can
Act to enforce the payment OF the poll
tax"
SECTION l. Be It enacted BY the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in Genera Assembly, and by the
authority OF the name, That Section ] OF
an act entitled "An Act to enforce the
payment of the poll tax" which became
a law on the 21st of February, 1873, be
and the same is hereby, amended by ln-
serting after the words double the
amount of their poll tax" the words "and
all costs and expenses occasioned by such
refusal or neglecr," and by striking out
the words "three days." in said section,
and inserting in lieu thereof the words,
"ten days.
Sec. 9. That Section 2 of said Act be,
and the same is hereby, amended by IN
serting after the words double tax" as
often as they occur, the words land all
costs and expenses, aforesaid"
Approved March l, 1878.
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- Iowa is in the happy condition OF
having no debt. This remarkable e1-
elnption from the prevailing characters
tic of the times is due to the fact that the
contracting of a debt is prohibited by the
constitution. 49,, :,
-Consolation-Inebriate-"Now look
here; what I say is, what's the use OF
riches? 'Spose a mans q Roth-you
know-a Rothchild's bank, eh Well,
what's the good of it? He can't get no
more drunk than I can-now can he !"
"A returned missionary was recently
invited to party, where all the ladies
appeared in low cut dresses. Said nc to
his host, 81 don't mind it at all Two
spent ten years among the savages."
"Jim, my covey, tell the biggest lie
you ever told in your life and I'll treat
YOU to the cider" "a lie 1 never told
a lie in my life" "Draw the cider
boy"
telephone from his Office to the resi-
dences of his patients. Death is being
made easier every year.
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Acts of the Legislature Passed at the
Session Of 1S77.7S.

AN ACT to amend an Act Entitled "An
Act to Reduce All Acts and Parts Of
Acts Providing for the Assessment and
Taxation of Property into One Act and
to amend the Same" and to Provide
for the Appointment of the State Board
of Equalization.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in Gener-
al Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That an Act entitled Gan Act to
reduce all Acts and parts of Acts pro-
viding for the assessment and taxation OF
property into one Act and to amend the
same" approved March 10, 1874, BE-,
and the same is hereby, amended by
striking out the first twenty-eight lines
of Section 81 of said Act, being so much
of said Section as precedes the colon
after the word "prescribed," and insert
ing in the placeiof the matter SO stricken
out the following:
SECTION "a. The State Board of
Equalization shall consist of the State
Treasurer, the Secretary of State and the
Comptroller General, who shall be
members of said Board by virtue of
their Offices, respectively, and Of one
member from each Congressional Dis
trict of the State. who shall be appoin.
ted by the Governor and be residents of
the District from which they are ap..
pointed, respectively. The said Board
shall meet at Columbia on or before the
FIRST Monday of October, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight, and at
the same time in every fifth year there
after, and the members thereof shall each
take an oath or affirmation that he will,
to the best of his knowledge and ability,
so far as the duty deyolves on him, equal
ize tie valuation of real property
among the several Counties, towns, cities
and villages of the State according to the
rules prescribed Bythis Act for valuing
and equalizing the value Of real property:
A majority of the members of said
Board shall constitute quorum TO act in
all cases. Having received from the
Comptroller General the abstract OF real
property transmitted to him by the sew
eral County Auditors, said Board shall
proceed to equalize the same among the
the several Counties, towns, cities and
villages of the State in the manner
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

John c. Whitefield. Administrator OF c: l..
Gaillard, deceased. Plaintiff, against Ale
tina L. Gaillard, l.. l.. Gaillard, and 9TH
ers, ,Defendants.-Complaint 10 SCI Reoi Is
tate in aid Of ASSETS, Injunction, Relief, dc.
DY virtue of an order from the Court
Id aforesaid to me directed, all persons
having claims against Charles L. Gallard.
deceased, are hereby notified and required
to establish their several and respective de-
n,ands before the undersigned, at his office,
on or before the 9th day Of June next, or
be barred all benefits under any decree made
in this action.
JOHN w. DANIELS. C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Anderson c. H., S. c.,
March 9Th, 1878.
March Z, 1878 "a Sm
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South Carolina Railroad.

CHARLESTON, March 8, 1873.
On and alter Sunday, 3rd Passenger Trains
will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sunday morning excepted)
Leave Charleston at--.~.....9:O0 q NJ and 80 p m
Arrive at 800 p m and 6:55 m
FOR COLUMBIA.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Charleston at....."..5:00 8 nj and $50 p m
Arrive at Columbia. 1850 aud 7i5 m
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sunday morning exceptedl
Leave Augusta at................S:s0 u and 7i0 M
Arrive ut Charleston..... ......-i20 IN N
Arrive at Charleston .......l2:lj night and Gas n
Above Schedule makes close connection at Co
lumbia with Greenvile and Columbia Railroad
and Charlotte road, and at Augusta with Macon
and Atlanta traiDs,
S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent,
S. B. PIcxESs, General Ticket Agent.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1ou,,u1y on 1NDEpcON

thE SlHlE UF SUulH OhnohiuHJ
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
By ". W. Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
To Nancy NJ. Cleveland, Mary E. Glenn,
S. Casendine Mason, Leila Cleveland and
Maud Clcveland-Grceting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at
Il the Court of Probate, to be holden at
Anderson Court House, for Anderson Ceun-
ty, on the first Monday of June, A. D.
1878, to show cause, if any you can, why
the Real Estate of the late Rev. Samuel
Isbell, deceased, situate in said County, on
the East side of Tugalo River, bounded by
lands of w. w. Holland, ]. NJ. KIDD and
John L. Glenn, containing 40 acres, more
or less, and one Tract situate in Oconee
County in said State, on waters of Big Bea-
verdam Crcel, adjoining lands of Jackson
Hunt and others, and containing one hum
dred and sixty acres, should not be parti-
toned among the heirs, allotting to Mary
M. Isbell, the Petitioner one-third thereof,
and the remaining two.thirds in equal por-
tions to the said Nancy NJ. Cleveland, Mary
e. Glenn, S. Casendine Mason one-fourth of
two-thirtls each, and to said Leila Cleveland
and Maud Cleveland one-fourth between
them, or one eighth of two-thirds each.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of March, in the year Of our
f.. 81 Lord one thousand eight hundred and
uevcnty-eight. and in the one hundred
and second year of American inde-
pendence. ,
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
To the Defendants Leila Cleveland and Maud
Cleveland:
ton, togethe; with the summons, OF whlen
office of the Probate Court, at Anderson
c. H., in the County of Anderson, in said
State of South Carolina, on the 10th day of
March, 4. D. 1878.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anderson, S. G.
April 4, 1873 80
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-14

Louis Kramer returned to the city from
his European trip on Saturday.
Judge Wilson returned from Philadel-
phia this morning, after an absence of two
weeks, in time to preside at the Police
Court
Andy Strong, the boss at the corner of
Main and Court streets, has been heard
from again, and to day his friends are con-
graduating him on the arrival at his home
of young boy. The latter the mother
and Andy are all doing we'll.
Mr.. Lewis Autenheimer, of the Revenue
office, yesterday made another big walk.
He accomplished the feat of walking from
his home, corner of Third and Pike streets,
this city, to Harrison, Ohio, in five hours
and forty-two minutes. The distance is put
at twenty-four miles, and is fully that
much.
Ex-Alderman Jake Gardner has suffered
another stroke of paralysis, and is now ly-
ing very i'll. He is not able to move him
self in bed, and his recovery is very doubt
full, though he may linger some time. Large
numbers of his old friends called to see
him yesterday, and expressed the warmest
sympathy for him and his family.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-14
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.

Notes and News from the Election.
The counting of the vote Of last Tuesday
is still going on. Last Saturday the vote of
Precinct B, Fifteenth Ward, in which Irwin
was credited with 102 tallies in excess of
his certified vote, was set aside The talles
on lrwin's vote are $40, while the certificate
gives him only 247.
At the present outlook, Matson will
have majority of about 100 votes and
handsome majorities are conceded to Smith
and Moore.
1t is alleged that informations will be
filed in the United States Court against
Lieutenant John Brady, Alderman Kelly
and some of the Judges of the Sixth and
Eighth Wards
Contests are threatened by the respective
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney and
Probate Judge.
The count this morning was finished as to
the city precincts and that of the townships
begun. In the city Judge Matson loses 70l
votes and from figuring by some of the
clerks in the rooms where the count is
going on, he gains 7S6 votes, or majority
of IS votes, which gives him the election.
Nothing definite yet as to Irwins vote. IL
is pretty safe to say that he can not pull
through.