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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-05
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON COURT HOUSE
AND JAIL.

ANONVAHDOA ASs' tO' 'SA 'A'N' VIZ NSNAA =
is not liable, therefore rejected.
Sundry misdemeanor and breach Of
peace cases of Justices Wheeler anC
Phillips are referred back to them as in
misdemesnors, the county is not liable.
Accounts OF Justice Mix, referred back
to him for new bill.
The clerk is hereby ordered to sdver-
tise in daily papers for proposals for nut
coal, for one year TO be delivered at the
Jail.
The monthly inspection of the jail was
made, and was found in good condition
with the exception OF the injector st the
boiler, seems TO be giving out. II
the same can be repaired TO be
of safety for this season, 1t is probable q
new one will have TO be put in the COM
ing season.
The report of the Committee on
Roads and Bridges was received, read
and adopted, and resolution made TO
pay bills amounting 20 $780,. 70. The &C.
count OF Surveyor W. Mitchell was re-
ferred TO W. &. Smith, county engineer.
the petition of A. Il. Patterson ct al,
further time asked that proper survey
msy be had.
REPORT or AGENT OF POOR HOUSE.
This agent reported as follows:
Total amount expended during PISS.
month, s296.97.
The report showed of inmates: White
males, 81; white females, %; colored
males, .. Under year of sge-Whiie
msle, /; white female, /. Over l and
under 10 years Of sgs-White males, 8;
white females, 2. Desths-Whi,e male
Frank Johnson), /. Transient poor
during the month, 100.
Report received and bills ordered paid.
MIsCELLASEoUs MATTERS.
John S. Irwin, Superintendent Of the
Fsirmont pike, reported work 10 the
amount of Sl625 done on that road. Or.
dered psid.
The bill OF Squire Caldwell for s2i
WAS ordered paid.
j. NJ. Ewing, bill for printing 100 an
nual statements, IS 80, wss ordered psid.
The bill Of Dr.. S. Kelly, for medical
sttendsnce to the county poor, amount
ing TO $40, was ordered paid.
Justice Tnornburgh's account of $3.50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-05
PARKER'S HALL.

A rehearsal! by those who are to sing
in the choir at the grand temperance
jubilee on the 18th inst, will take place
in this hall tonight at II o'clock.
Promp! attensuce on the part of all
is requested.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-07

liten Sinne sIatt@ al MAIDEN. Ginnal
eingefiihrt fpiirDe bic er0tiid3e Sitte on1
Dem oentIfen Mrmen aanS ip0hl bebaaen,
ohne ibm ir9enomie IpaniIh porjnf0unen.
Nber Der 9eutihe lit conieTuatiD in alien
ienen SraoitiDnet man rilbre he ribt
an M
Dan nnB ober tpiIien, mas SiiIien :
frii6te iino. Sir uns Grbien, 8obnen
2inien2 8etDib in erIier Snltan5. uno wenH
lie aud, ipie Der 3anomann eIniptrtt, ntht
auf ieoem 8ooen geoeiben, oesaleihen
ourf ben MehItbau 6fters misrutben, 10
sei9t bod Der fir ben gtabrun9smertb bil-
li9e Yreis, odB tie 9enuglani geratben.
3hener unO bennoh genueiam 9elullroigt
unb asfauft uno perbraudt limb he nnr IN
Der ole Wun6erheilR1ittel 9tprIelenen 8e-
palento arabia, bic i'm 8r1noe aus ntbts
als - grb1ens ooer 2inienmsbl beliebt.
98ir fonnen es aber billiger baben, tuofern
mir ben BunoerIhein nur entbehren tDol=
len. 8iiroen Die 9iilfenfriihte bonn Volfs
in ihrer bidttiIhen Mi6tiateit mir ridtlg
oeihdBt, 10 wiroe Der rationale Ganobau
Wlittel uno Weee ldpn finoen, Dor Alenl
in Der SppsoinguHS, ieoen Booen oasu
tau9lih gu MAIDEN.
Aber Der Simmel bot uns nod nit an
beren Siilieniriihten eeIe9net, weldhe eint
frii6ere 3eit, Die ebenfaus 8eidmaf bate.
ndt perihm6bte. 9luh Der @eidmod
| 1T ia niht 9ans aus benz 9anne Der Wooe
Sic 2upine, lpeIhe 10 er9iebl9 trd9t, mirt
Ieit oem Mltertbume in SiioeurDpa ois
menidlihe Nahrun9 angebaut, uno ibl
Bitteritoff pdre fur un fern uern6bnten 8e'
inmad 0urh einfane manipulation al
entTernen. 1nier Gan6mann fennt III
a6er nur als 5hoIiutter nno als oienli6It,
@riinoiineune fir ieinen iterllet Nder uni
lit sufrieoen, oaB ile 0a ibre S6ul0igtei
| t6ut.
Sie RinererbIe (Cicer1 bic einem Del
eoelIten 8atrioten Der enIiiesn Soma oer
9tomen aob*), mar 9sr0Itrt ben nieoerr
RDmern cine 2iebllnesipeile. 9a II
aud in 5iiooeutidlano auf Jel6ern mi
@rFols eebaut miro, founen mir leift oi
| idmad6afte Roit in nniere gBirtbiddfts
pldne seben. Sur Die GlnIiGt un0 be-
quite @itle lit ponn6tben, 10 mare b
rei6Li6ere Bsihaffuna De-
fleiInbiloenoen Silienfrihte oas @e,
rinaIte, mas ouI Iid marten liebe.
Das 4IIes nun Tin0 feline 9eoanfen, bi
hermit funtelnagelneu aus 0em Yrdeltod
frualiher Sbeorien fommen. Sie BiI'
ienI6aft 1T ibon pielfaf bafir eingetre'
ten uuo Die Grfabruns bat ibr Sa uno III
gmen eeIa9t.
g9sr frdet aber bisie biitetiIche 2ebens,
fueisAsit in Die Siitten Der eleRa Arnen, fiji
pelhe lie Dor 9llIem elm eeleenetes gDan
selium 1T sc gilt fur iie, ons Cine a.
tbun uno oas Inoere nit1t 81 IaIIen. odnli
bas .8roo Der armen" ii4 ibaen niht il
5teine nerlpanoele.
-
= gBis au5 bic 8obns Faba) ben g5abisrnH tire
ebIen Sef9leCbtsnameu gab.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-07

@lsidSieL OBJ iie ben 8rettern anosboren,
Ob @oelcanieu ober Bonnen fino.
Der S60nbe;t Beige iinS ibr Giesntbnm,
Benn aud nidt oIls iait Ulabonnen fiub.
ans ibren ausen flrnhIt Der liuIduIO 2id5t,
Sb sin;eIie aud teine @onnen finb.
Des Mannes @erftn finb fie Srieb unb Sporn
Die init bef6siOnem Siun begonnen iinb.
Sic banen neue Soifunnsen ibnl anf
Nenn ibn bic berrIidiisn 3erronnen finb.
Grcbernb ipirten ibre SdIadAenpIdne,
Die a la glOIttc fein erionnen finO,
OoG boLlen Sieses iider iiRb bic gete,
Die bon ben erasiea ssiponnen finb. -
Drum FaEt Der GIafdlen @ropfenbSIIer fnaIlen
Die anfoeFelIt bier in aolonnsn iinO.
Ssn eOIen 6ranerl bod aurneift ben Grauen
Die beutc oeiem GS.ii esiponnen iino,
Sci unier glas eeiueibt, Elm tuin;is 0pfer,
Sispeil iie tpiirbis ean;er 8onnen iinb.
go ipieIt Der Rlanswib nit Dem Wort,
flane in Der bunielien g8siIe unb sForm
|nno nidlt ieIten nit Der erleiternbIieH @ir.
lung, pno ME off tiefer 6inn i'm fino,
iihen SpieIs lie9t, 10 iii aud Der Rlang.
nib nid,t bIpB WDrtgetlingeI, Ct EhIies
DieInlehr off qebaltene 8ehdnfen in Iim uut
peroient nifi bic tlieOrioe, btrdhtIin,
Steiune, ote. ION mon6er g 1arF.
Hidster aniuiueiien genti9t lit.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-07
Mannigfaltiges.

2iGtenberg Ia9t: ,,tnter allen
mittelm6bige1 Dineen lit DER mitteImdfaee
Sihter oas elenoeite unoins."
ct. Sieronpmus er3dblt bon
einem ieltenen @hepaar; Der Wann bate
5lpanjia Irauen uno Die 6rau 3tueiuno-
sDon5ig Ghemdnner aebabt.
Sm Sabre 1915 touroe bic Muthe,
pomit bic tleinen ungesoeeuen YariIer
4eltbiirser bon ihren WitterR Bfligel be-
famsn, gum Anoeuten an Den Jelomars
Ei9al YOrrpGrts ,,Bluchere" eenannt
SaIleprano, Der beriibmte 9ipIos
mat, mollte eeraoe ausfabreH, ais elmer
ieiner @ldubiger, elm Spubmaaer, an i6n
berantrat mo i'm fragte, mann er enoli6
lein @elh befomme.
Ser Diplomat ia6 ibn Idhelnb an uno
iaete; yDtsin Serr, Sie iino in Der Sbat
5u nelglerlg.
aufeiner g Tree BEL Baron Roth-
ihilo in Yaris beobaCbt.ten Sophir unb
osiien sgreuno Sermann bic frleaenoe
| 5peiheQedsreL luomit Die iileilten ner
@alte ben mooernen gr6ius nmaaben.
,Sieb bod, Saphir,@ iagte Sermana.
,tuie oos Bolt lidb I'm. bas eoloene S2ol6
I6aart!~ u .Rolb ?" rief 5oDhir ans.
,lueBt On niAt, baB &ot6i9liO ldbpn
breiunoisfssig Sabr alt 1T 2"
gineneIiiher 2an6monft.
Der sur 3eit Der erlten 3euolatipn unter
Rarl |. nah 2onnon fam iinO Oas Yor.
renbaus 8eolam iehen pollte, ,unroe in
oas 9aas Der @emeinen gsbradt uno
quite, ple ihm iein Isfeun0 anaeGebeu.
ourd Die oIfene 3biir oes Yorsinlmers in
ben SiBunasiaal. 0as 4arlam,nt mar
in sro5sr gnfrssuns anb es herricbts aro-
Der Sdrna. Der Sanomann itiir8te eniiebt
snm 5aAle blnaus uno iGrie Die Sols
len llno lOseebrodea !" "
Bon @ottes Ben. Die ssor&
mel Bon 8oltes 0nooen,4 ipeidbe man
eetu0bnlidb am Anlanpe BON Beieblen uro
Verorcnungen ye9lerenDer Serren Iieif.
9ebrand)te auerIt Der frdnfiIde Roma Nis
pin Der Gleine, + 76S, Watsr Gailer sfarIs
oes @roBen. sic lit ieood nid3t ais Gin
Beiuels BON Spnperdnetdt unD Oberherr.
ihait eingefiihrt tporoen, Ion0ern mar piel.
nehr Elm 3eidlen Der Oantbarteit aeaen
9ott, tpeldber ben nornlaligen pansnleier
752 nuf ben Shr0n Der WerDbsnoer oe.
iihrt bate, nahoem Der Qesle oie5ss sfiiiirs
Insu9eIhledta, Gbilberib ILL, Dnn Vipin
|obgelebt In0 insein Glelier perbautrt fnnrs
lheniuar. @leih3eitig NIT Ninir asbraYt n
ten oisIe Jprfnel bic bnten Niirbenfriorr
Iner Grghe, tunrauf lie allrb IbQI6 non nfn
,reItf; Ae,f ee;irg4stt a,,a !, 80
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Da6 G1alid)e Dolksblatt

iost psr poit lokne eonntas sbIat) 500 peg Sahr
H.6o bas baIbe Sabr unb $3.50 bos DisrtsIiabr Jit
eorntaesbIatt stt2o per Sasr $500 has baIss Sab.
knb $3.50 bos 9isrteIiahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-07

suriid: 8leiben Sie BEL Sbrer 6toIa, i'd
bleibe bel meiner Cola!
Sim @ebet Der Bireer, siir 3eit, iuo he
iid eeeen bic ndrtiIthen Raubritter str
8ebr iebtsn, bieB es:
gor Rra&ten unb bcr 2iiberiten,
BOT Guibon nnb Dor Sbeubliten
gebit uns, lisber Serrs @ottl
Wsah bat bic uneemSbnIf1en, berbtr
Reime nibt nit unreht RnaIIrstme
seuannt, .. 3d.:
Sat has Slid ben eieI befrdn,t.
90 nirh sr bon Ssbcm btrsberen;t.
arbeits germ i,nS ici nidt fouI,
Sebratne Sauben Hissen aeineni ia's DednI.
llnO tOmmli bu isIbit in biesl@t3is,
Sag iinmsr nod: 60 md6t I'D!
MAS 1aan4sm Cob l9eint, il nidts aIs Heei.
fins,
tinb uander 0nmms BAIT GTauren fir sefins
Or neiot gu stslb unb aaiefaEl ft5 bsbOtet,
glebr tnnn er ni6t, Oenn ultra memo
potest.
Cine fontiIdbe @irfrng bobtn out BIZ
Reime, al btnen Worte benubt tuerben, BIZ
aeoonflih All elmer GnoIteIlune nidbt paiIen,
tuie: uno, aber, mit tuss9er, II. I. 10.
8ssrabsn Iisst bier Gaipar W1el6er,
SdneiOerlneiiter sctpeicn 1T peldcr.
a9t3is Sabre Isbt .r, unb
SIT gsiunS nod bieie etunb!
SierAer eehDren aud Die Reime, biz
6urGl nilltiihrli9e 9rennune uno 3er-
reiBnne zines Wortes iiA bsrhellen.
east unbebelIist mid bic go
l3si, 70 bin id iseIenfrOb.,
Der Ntrs, Der boIpria unb ifdpria elm.
bsrgebt, iif bon allen fOrmelen 8eieb.
BON ieoer Nsgel in Be5u9 auf SIben3abI,
ouf Qdnae unb Sfiirse Der Gilben, euf Bau
unD Reim, GoIus unb &hntbmus ,manci-
pirt, elm FOLDER Ners niro als Rnittel.
pers beseihnet. Or lit bas untr ben
WerIen, mas Der Calembourg ooer Der Ga=
lauer unter ben Biben.
9ie Sdufune oes 2eims. nomentl,h Bel
fur3en Yerien, tbut Dem Dhre in Der Re.
ael wcbl uno brinst. menn audi feline
Observation-Disclosures, 10 bod Elm l,iles
Yridsla ooer cine Sa1masislbspesana
berpor!S
YIero obne 3aun,
6arten obns 8aum,
edlaf obne Eraum,
fleio obne Saum,
Bier o9ne GdaunL
9aus obne Gaum,
Sanb obne Saam,
8ett obnr Glanm;
Ser Ginse frsut Der ws.nid f4 tanra.
Sdultsr obne eeber,
S9rtiber obne Gsbe5
@asen obns aabsr
8runnen obne Bdbsr
gnbitcrien obns Ratbsbn,
Daraailobt fiA sin 9<oer.
Oie ssorm bes Gba5els bat an uni
fiir lid, Sdhon gtspas ipiBd1nllh Birftnoes
inIoiern Der Dielfah pIebertebreHoe Ielm
bas- Deiia,iseinonbsrlit9 uriter Elm,
Roppe brinot. 81 rpibi9er, linnpDiler uni
bunttr Der Snholf iii, ben man IN oteiei
Rabnen bineiasmarat, beito beoeutenosi
miro natdrliA bic Wirfuns iein.
Sd Iisbe ben @ein, Der iounentlar 1T.
Sd Iixbe bas, iJleiI6, bas friid unb gar iif.
Sd Iie6s bas GsIo, bas tlinssnp baar In.
Sd Iiebe bas @ort. bas edit unO ipabr 1T.
SD lisse ben @eiit, Der cifsnbar II.
Sd Iisb. bas 9bnn, bas nit Gsiabr 1T.
SD Iiebe ben Maurt per Gin GrempIar III
BON MiIl.n uaO nip, Der fpis nnD rar III.
SD liebe bic Juusirau. bic a6tssbn britt
8nmal ipsnu iis NIT min - t,n qlaar III.
GOAT benz Sransn.
Den srauen gilt oas Bort esr sntbisung,
Die unlres 2ebens IidJts 6onnen isnb,
| Den Greusn, Die bon, eiinlnel uns scotbtn,
Gie Sd0pisrinnsn rsider @cnntn fino,
Den grausn, bic bts DiGters Sell snhanben
Dss aissss nis srlAapfts 8renusn iins.
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Sm Sabre 1915 lpuroe bic Ruthe,
monit bic tleinen unaesoeenen Bariler
8eltbirser bon thren WiitterR 8fleel be-
famsn, gum Anoeuten an nen 5elomars
i9al YOrnGrts ,,Bluchere" eenannt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-07

2i6tenberg Ia9t: ,,unter oIen
mittelmdBt9en Din9en lit DER mltteImdEage
9i6ter bas elenoeite unoin9."
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ct. $ieronpmus erSdblt bon
einem ieltenen @bepaar; Der Wann bate
5iuanSig 6rauen uno Die 6rau 5tpeiuno.
Sponjig Gbemdnner aebabt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-17
EM Brief.


National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, July 1.-THE steamship Mon
tana of the Williams & Guion line has ar
rived.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Ber-
lin states that Emperor William is desirous
of sparing the life of the man Hoedel.
BARNEsvILLE, O., July 1.-THE boiler in
the Davis Planingmill exploded here to-
day, killing four men and wounding eight.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Two men named
Moses and Kessler were overcome by foul
air in well here to-day, and falling to the
bottom, were drowned.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Treasury has just issued call for the
redemption of $5,0oo,00O in five-twenty
bonds, dated July 1st, 1865.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from well,
informed source at the Vatican states that
negotiations between the Pope and the Ger
man Government have been again resumed
IND1ANAPoLIs IND, July 1.-THE ther
momeier is one hundred here to-day. Leo
pold Friedman, an attorney, died from
sunsroke last night, Joe Davis, at Bell,
saw-mill, was sunstruCk to-day, and will
die
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O LID 8 o l..
Serious Sun Strikes in st. Louis.- THE
Mercury at Other Points.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
ST. LOUIS July notwithstanding the
fact that the temperature yesterday was
several degrees hotter than Monday, the list
of casualties exhibits falling of more than
tions adopted by the people, who are thor
oughly alarmed in consequence OF the large
dca h rae of the past week. A cool south
erly breeze yesterday also had beneficial
effect There were twelve bodies taken to
the morgue yesterday, swelling the number
left over from Monday to twenty five.
Only fifty cases of prostration were re-
ported at the dispensary and police stations
There were, however many cases that were
these are not included in the above record
Among others, Henry Shaw, of Shaws Gar
den, is reported sun-struck. At 8 o'clock
last night the thermometer indicated 92o,
with prospects of another scorcher to-day.
There is little excitement in the city but
business and street traffic is materially
checked Much of the teaming is done by
night, and, aside from the frequent passage
of hearses and funeral professions, the
streets are almost deserted during the hours
of extreme heat.
CHICAGO, July 17-Reports were re-
ceiyed here yesterday from many interior
points in this and adjoining Sta'es, show
ing that the heated term continues with I'M
abaed severity, the mercury ranging from
800 to 1909 in the shade, and in some places
even going higher In this city hot breeze
blew all day from the prairie. The mer-
curry ranged from S90 to go at different
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of the Orange Order to parade the streets in
memory of the event of last year. This has,
however, proved untrue as everything was
perfectly quiet and peaceful yesterday The
Orangemen of this city do not intend hold
ing any celebration until the legality OF
their Association is tested before the Courts
of law.
The military have all been withdrawn
from the city, but, guards will be kept in
the armories until Saturday
The uneasiness which has been felt for
the safety of the city has now disappeared:
and the streets of Montreal again present
their usual business-like appearance.
John Kelley, Jr., the missing contractor,
who so mysteriously disappeared some
months since, has been seen in London and
Paris by intimate friends.
Charles w. Bastable of Montreal, en-.
gagged of late in phosphate mining, commit,
ted suicide at Ottawa, yesterday morning
by taking a large dose of strychnine. He
was forty-five years old and reported well
to do,
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THE TAWNY TRIBES.
SandfOrd's Scouts in Little Scrimmag
National Associated Press to the Star.


SAN Francisco, July IA dispatch re-
ceived yesterday from Umatilla says: The
scouts sent out by Gen. Miles yesterday to
ascertain the exact location of the hostiles
had skirmish on the mountains ten miles
east of this place and Egan, one of the hos
tile leaders was killed. Sandford's scouts
report the presence of large body of In
dians near the line of the camp, and skir-
mishing party, led by L. 8. Brown, fired
upon the advancing hostiles, who beat a
timber which was so dense that it was I'M
possible to bring on battle.
1t is evident that the hostiles were en-
deavoring to get into the Umatilla country
via Grande Ronde Valley. Sandford de-
cided upon forced march of twenty-five
miles to point on Grande Ronde River,
where they would be able to outstrip the
fleeing hostiles No casualties are reported
to the command. One Indian killed and
two horses captured. Scouts report heavy
firing near Pendeton, indicating that Gen
eral Miles command had the hostiles en-
gagged in fight and from the action of the
hostiles met by Sandfords scouts to-day it
is believed they were the Indians engaged
in Miles fight, and that they had been de-
feated.
GEN. sHERIDAN's TOUR.
GEN. BRADLEY's EXPEDITION, CAMP De
voN BLACK HILLS, via Deadwood, July II.
"A dispatch received from Bismarck an
nounces the departure of Lieut.. Gen. Sher-
idan on tour of inspection along the de-
fenses of the Black Hills border. He will
reach Gen. Sturgess, at Bear Butte, on the
10th, and Col. ay V. Henry, the eminent
military author and hero of the fight, has
been detailed to meet him at Crook City
with his company of the Third Cavalry
and escort the General to the present camp.
1t is reported that the General has late in
formation in regard to the movements of
the Indians now in British America, and
that active operations may soon be ex-
nected
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Local Personals,

Mr.. James Perkins, Assistant City Sole
itor, left last evening for Putin Bay.
Richard J. O'Mahoney, Esq, of the Leg
ington Press, was in town yesterday.
H. L, Meek, rising young attorney OF
Greenfield, Ohio, is paying visit to the
Paris of America.
Col. H. NJ. jones' Superintendent of tho
City Hospital, IS expected home this eve
ming from his Eastern trip.
Geo. W. Goble, brother of F. Gobie. day
watchman in the Courthouse, has left fur
Canada to spend the summer.
E. B. Gorton, Esq, editor w. U. Associ-
ated Press, leaves Sunday on three weeks'
vacation to Pixies Peak, accompanied By
his wife.
Mr.. Christian Stieler, of the Cincinnati
Volksfreund. has joined the army of Benz
diets at last. His companion for life is
Miss Marie l.. Mauer
The Walnut Hills Baptist Church have
accepted the resignation of their pasto,,
Rev. f. A. Douglass, to take effect four
months hence, and passed some highly
commendable resolutions
Mr. John j. Abbihl, our genial Ex- -Coun-
Gilman. from Pearl and Walnut streets WIS
surprised last night at the appearance of a
newly-born thirteen-pound boy at his home.
John and his wife feel happy over the event
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-17
A sharp Game.

About noon yesterday young man called
at the bank of Espy, Heidelbach & Co., and
purchased two drafts on the Hanover
National Bank of New York, one for $40
and the other for $12 The clerk was busy
at the time and sent the memorandum Of
the drafts TO the exchange clerks desk by
the stranger instead Of taking them him
self. When the memorandum reached the
exchange clerks desk it read one draft for
500 and the other for S712. The figures in
serted were so nicely executed as to excite
no suspicion, and it was not until after the
clerks returned from dinner that the trick
was discovered but by this time no trace Of
the trickster could be found All that could
be done was to stop the negotiation of the
drafts and inform the police, which was
quickly attended to-
To-day dispatch was received by Chief
Ziegler from Detective Gallager, of Louis
vile, stating that man by the name of A.
Henry, and answering to the description
given, had been arrested in that place with
a draft for 500 in his possession Detective
Murray at once started for Louisville to
take charge of the prisoner.
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iours and various points. Few cases of
unstroke are reported.

hours and various points. Few cases of
sunstroke are reported.
AT GaleSburg many sunstrokes are report
ed and several deaths occurred. At Peoria
many prostrations and two deaths reported
Monday while the heat yesterday was still
more intense. At Morris Illinois, several
farm hands were prostrated in the fields
during the last two days, but their lives
were saved.
At Jacksonville, Illinois, mercury $50 in
the shade; two fatal cases of sunstroke in
the county reuorted.
At Des Moines, Iowa, several persons
were prostrated by heat, among the num-
Der being Captain James May, of Rock Is
land, one of the pioneers of the State.
At Madison, Wis, one case of sunstroke
reported.
AT Janesville, Wis, the mercury has been
ninety and over for five days past. But one
case of sunstroke reported.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 17.-The weather
continues intensely warm; thermometers
receding; from seventy-six to ninety-eight
degrees in the shade. Several cases of sun
stroke were reported yesterday.
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THE METROPOLIS.
James watson Webb.

National Associated Press to the Star,
New YORK, July Thames Watson Webb
was in the same condition yesterday as Mon
day and his medical attendants are now
more hopeful.
General f. b. MartindaIe,
editor of the indianapolis Journal, who Is
now in this city, said to-day that General
Grant seems to be the favorite candidate for
the Presidency among Republicans out his
way. Thurman has the lead among the
Democrats.
An Affecting Interview.
Rev. Edward H. Grey, father of Grey, the
forger, who was Chaplain of the United
States Senate from 1861 to 1869, called at
the Tombs yesterday. Mr.. Grey Sr., who
was attired in his clerical garb, was received
by Warden Fem. He said he had come from
Washington to see his son. He was at once
conducted to his sons cell, and the inter-
view between father and son, which was
over an hour in duration, is said to have
been of the most affecting character Mr..
Warden Fem that he would call every day
if he would be permitted to see his unfor-
tunate son.
The Hudson River Tunnel.
A number of workmen are again at work
on the proposed Hudson River tunnel.
They are engaged In pumping out the old
shaft preparatory to the work proper being
commenced 100000 have been OBJ
tanned in Europe to start the work, which
will give employment for long time to
hundreds of laborers and mechanics.
The Old Tar.
Secretary of the Navy Thompson was the
guest of Hon. s. B. Chittenden yesterday,
and during the day visited several points Of
interest in Brooklyn. A dinner was given
last evening at the Hotel Brighton, Coney
Island, by Mr., Chittenden, in honor of the
Secretary and family.
Death of Miss Wells.
The death of Miss Mary Wells, Mrs. Rich
ard Stahlls, the actress, occurred yesterday
A Fraud.
Alice Trivitlain, arrested dressed in mems
clothes, and who said she was a detective,
proves to be half a lunatic and fraud. She
was recognized in Court as the intimate as
SoCiate of disreputable women