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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
|Tke 8ullelin.

\ THr Ohio legislature will assemble on
sssMonday next. The senatorial contest is
sthe principal matter OF Interest with the
sanembers. The friends Of the different
Candidates are already on the ground,
sand the contest will be lively one. but
the chances seem TO be that Hon. Geo.
II. Pendleton Is by far the strongest
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
A New Railroad.
MartAu hls

We are informed by a gentleman who
IS In position to give weight TO hi.
words, that early the coming spring work
will begin on the railroad from Carter
vile to DuQuoin. The road. If built. as
1t necessarily must be in the near future,
VIII give US direct outlet to the two
great markets OF the northwest-st.
LOUIS and Chicago, and open up to tho
world the wonderful wealth underlying
nearly the entire western part Of vii.
hanson county. The building Of the
road is only question OF time, and not
very long time. either.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

New Years ball at the theater ia Matam-
oras which was apparently rendered as
an evidence Of good will and friendship
to the inhabitants OF both sides OF the
Rio Grandc. a large number of United
States army and navy officers were pres
ent, as well as several United States civil
service officers and citizens of the two ns.
tionalities commingled In most harmoni-
ous friendship, as II no border questions
had ever existed to mar enjoyment. As a
beginning Of the new year the ball was a
grand success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

: SENATOR DAVID DAVIS did not paitic-
tpate In the Bloomington silver meeting
held on last Wednesday night, although
he authorized friend to say that he was
9leartily for reconciliation, and he re-
manned away from the meeting " lest his
presence and words might influence the
action Of the meeting unduly. He de-
sired the expression Of the meeting to be
the free act of the people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

TIE State Teachers association at
Springfield passed the following resolu>
ton:
"The State Teachers association OF
Illinois again endorse with emphasis and
without equivocation the c0-educatiOnal
system of schools, primary, secondary
and university. now in successful opera
ton in the state, believing that the stu
dents interests. physical. moral and
mental, are far better subserved by this
plan than by the system Of separate In
grruction."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
hound for Liberia.
Vicksburp Hev~lJ

some three or four dozen negroes have
taken 1t into their heads to embark for
Liberia sure enough. 1t is q blessing
they will never be able to return again.
The negroes make the south such q fruit.
iul and happy country, it is too bad not
70 give them chance on their father.
land If they don't turn to and begin
eating bug pies and stewed missionary,
one Of them will write to the Herald in
Z few months to try and raise money for
them to return to the south.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

Having withdrawn from the dental firm
Of Canine d Whitlock, ! will still continue
the practic of dentistry at No. 1856 CONNER
cial ave. between sth and 9th streets, over
Goldstine Il Rosenwater's store - third
door north of Eight street. will be pleas.
ed to zee oil my old friends and patrons,
and attend punctually to their wants in
the way Of dentistry. Very Res'py.
Z. w. WHITLocK, d. D.. 5.
I'm 1856 Com'l sye-3 doors north of sth 1t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

FouND-Attobacco warehouse, q child's
gold chain. Owner can have tho same
oy paying for this advertisement. Call
at this Office. ls.sO.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
For Rent.

Store room in Winters Block just va
Gated by Mrs. Spears; also, rooms and 2
on End floor. same building, lately oc,
cupied by II. Levy, Esq.
81 NJ. J. HOwLEy, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

No matter what mar be tho extent Of your suffer.
ing, try one OF these Plssters. Relief u t'lstdadne
our possession. Bear in mind that the most impor.
tsnt discoveries In pharmacy date back less than ten
years, and that combinations OF gums and essences
trcity to form curative Plaster In soothing, hca
ing, and properties as far superior 20
oil other Plasters heretofore In use ~ the eeieDunc
physician IL TO the horse'lcech.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

This stock entirely New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
Oar Stock embraces
Goods Please give examine goods and you
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
Masquerade Rail-

AT regular meeting. held At Casino
hall, the members resolved to have a
masquerade ball on Monday, Feb. 4.
Further particulars will be given In a
few days. Phil. Hy,u
Secretary.
By order of the Cairo Casino
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

lbs choice Rio coffee. ST.
10 lbs A sugar, 81.
il lbs best New Orleans sugar, 81.
And everything else at rock bottom
price Perrrs & Brrp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
PRINTS, DOMESTICS, BLEACHED MUSLINS, SHIRT
INGS, FLANNELS, TICKINGS, DRESS GOODS SILKS.

full line of Carpets Mattng Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Dam
asks, Ladies' and Misses Boots Chdrens Shoes Gents Boo
nd Shoes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
lcollIAs'k
voL7AIc PLAsTERs

AN Electro.Galvanic Battery, combined with
"A q highly Medicated Plaster, forming the
grandest curative agent in the world Of medicine,
and utterly surprising All other plas.es heretofore
the old Plssters In whole yesT. They do not pal.
usts, they crER. They
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
uNCHse NVNs q
LATER.
SANFORD'S RADICAL cure

Not only promptly arrests the corrodIng discharges
In Catsrrh but by sympathetic action, restorest 10
sound health all the organs Of the head that have
become affected by 1t. aud exhibit any OF The follow
Ing Afectons;-
Defective EyesIght, Inflamed and liattcry
Eyes, Painful and Watcry Eyes, Loss of
Hearing. Esrnche, Neuralgia of the Ear.
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains In the Temples, Loss ~ the
Senses of Taste and Smell, ElongRtion of
tho Uvula, Inflammation of the Tonsiis,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of the
Lungs.
Each packag- contains Dr.. SaDiords Improved
fnhaling Tube with iull AID carefully prepared di.
rectionsfor use IA all Price, 81. For sale BY
ali wholesale aad rotail druggists and dealers
throughout the United Siatce and Csnadas. WI EKS
PofrgR, General Agents and wholesale DIug.
gists, Boston, MaSs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

international Paeincatsry BaDl a
MesAmOPas,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Jan. 3.-Gen.
Canales and other military officers and
federal employees In Matamoras gave 4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05

by order OF the Cairo Casino.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-05
Prioe. % Cents:

M careful 10 calf COLLINS vOLTAIC PLAs.
TER iest you get some worthless imitation. Sold ~
ali Wholesale and Retail Druggists Throughout the
United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS d POT'
TRR, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
QlO, 2.

Dios! @s rudr ni6t gut tpenrl er uns gum
8eiten bieltei@ a
,,SSbr babt ibn in Gurer @erpaIt, Don Glis
8oroo. Sbr fibrt i'm 9ebunoen NIT @u9,
unter 8erua9un9 @urer Drasoner, oamit er
Sud 3ur Stele flbre, unb uenn er Gn4 itarz
rem ioLIte - by Jasus - er 1pirb's nibt rpa=
een, Cure @eisbeit unb bic @arbe Cures
{6weren Mmtes gum 8eiten gu boben = pers
fabrt S6r NIT tim na6 Sorm 9edtens. lle=
berIegt's @u6, sues = ib rpiiroe eS tbun, i9
tuir6e meine Seele ni6t nit benz Sob eines
1nfduloieen beIatenl = SD ni9t!"
.9eonttne 2eontinew rief Der &i9ter
mad fursem 0adOenfet uainO, fotsm' bers
einl Sort Oh, unt mas es iid baBoelt2"
SD babe 9eb0rtl" rief cine f9ldfrtse
Gttmme aus benz Neben5immer.
,Soa i'd ober Ioll i'd ni9t? u &atbe mir,
ainb, 0u triffit 6uweiIen oas M6ti9e = ioa
id?
,,9reiIib iOGlt Sbr" rief 2eontiue, tuelde
fi9 IN ibrer 0dngematte i'm gteben6imnter ollz
geirf9etnlib ai tuobI befano, unr Oieielbe 5it
perIai1en. ,,Madre de Dios Sbut INNER,
mas Don 8ilp pill, Sbr tperbet INNER gut
Ooran tbun. DON 8illp iit EN- fluger ul,b
peiIer 0lann, uieI fliser ais SbrT
,Bien! 60 eel6ebe es beun, oa 2eoNttne
es mil," iaste Don Sues enti3loilen Billy
3unifenb.
So erIoubt, Don gli3onbo, baB id mei-
nen ssreunb bauon in &enntntB iebe. "
,@ern, Don 8ilIn. S9tft mir aud ben
Gjefangenpdrter Der, bamit idb i'm porl ntets
nem moblerrpossnen Gnti9lub fir ben abenb
in &enntniB Iebe, erafta uno fpe8taltter trs
forrnire tlrts inftraire - @ebt amigo, uno
ri9tet 9tles gut aus, gebt -
Billp gtng, ni9t obne sieIes 9Jldt 2eontis
men einen bantbaren 8lif IN baS NebenSitts
wer 5u3uruerfert T
(S@ftb folat.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
5. 8apiteI.

Iaos barauf am Na9mitta9 lag Don Sue3
Be Gli8onoo auf elmer Ottomane lelnes 3lnls
mers febr bequem uno ermiioet ruie tn1mer
BON ben Ntabielisfeiten ieines i6weren. iebr
Ibrueren 4mtes. geben ibm itano Elm Stl9s
cben nit einem 8raiero, etnenl paf6en Stz
aarren tnb elmer bis arlr Salfte 9eleerten
sSlaIde 8orbeaur. Sbm ge9enilber batte
eben Gennor 8illp 2uff Blab Senommen uno
fi6 slei9faas gu elmer @isarre perbolfen. :.
IS freut Mid, amigo, es freut mid, baB
guer SSreunb Ii9 10 ipe5ialiter uno eraft aut
BEN Sob porbereitet," Iaste Der ruiirbi9e
Nidter iaIbunsspoa Scr Sob 1T 9llIen
eerein. Ser SOB lit et,pas febr @emeines,
Sumal our6 Senfersbanb etpas iebr @emets
mes. SD 5ails unO Ueropi6sus 0aS 0ems'"s'
SD audi" pfli6tete Don 8iap Bet.
Sic I9mlesen cine g8eile.
IS 1T a6er Iebr traurtg" fubr 8illp fort,
,,baB mein sSreuno bieien iebr 9emelnen Ioo
unIbuIbio erbuIben rnuB uno t9 mo9te an
Gurer GteIIe, Don sSueS nteine Seele ni6t
nit benz Tob zines 1lnI6uloisen beIaiten, by
Jasus - Nlan fann INNER ni9t piilenL oh
nid)t ienIeits = i'd meine nod benz SoSe-"
'Por amor de Dios Ntan fann nt9t
,uiiien a[Ieroinss ni6t beitintmt piiien =
gs lit itberbaupt iebr fldsli6, Dab man 10 me-
nio IN ber gBelt beItinntt peib, iebr fld9lt9
un6 bebauerli8, Don 8illD,1 antwortete Der
Ri6ter nit na9oenfIt6er Stimme, etnen
| S6lud 8or6eaur nebuteno. nIber rpel9e
gerpeiIe babt Sbr, amigo, fir bic llni6ulr
Cures sSreunoes? SD m06te tie boren mle
es einem sere6ten &i6ter 5ufommt. Sabi
Sbr 8epeiie, 10 nennt ite, 9e6t's BON Gu9,
amigo, eebt's BON @u6 !"
SIT furs rnb flar Die Sade, Don Sues,
ermi6erte 8ilp. uMein Sreunb fennt ieBt
ben Wtann gang beitimmt, ruelder DON Soi'
umoebra9t bat, rueiB aud, wie ct ausiiebt
no man ibn finoet, aur ietnen gtamen pelf
er nt9t."
.,gr fennt ibn unb tpeiB, no er 5u ftnoen
1T? Por Dios Sbr trdumt, amigo"
SD traume ni9t, aber mein Sreuno bats
setraun,t," errpieOerte 8illp. ngSir geut
BON coSrlan0 baben nunberli9e Grdume. Utetr
SSreunb .errpa6te in bieier gta9t" fubr Slal
nit rubiger, falt anba9tiSer Sttmme fort
,unb mari Ii6 puf Die &niee tno bat Die BET
| Iige Sunsfrau inbriiniti9 nm GettunS 20
Dem Inn 6robenben unueroienten Tooe. Uni
Die beiliae Sun9frau erborte iein @ebet
| NIs er nieoer eineel9Iafen mar, flbrte #
ibn i'm sIraum in Die naben 8er9e uno 5et9t
ibm ben Uiorber. st iab tbn gang oeutllt
i'm 8uIa unter einem Sellen, ieine 8eitalt
Iein @eii6t; er rpeib 9enau ben 9Se9 babl
unb ben SeIiet mo Der DtOrber gu flnoen II
Gi6ter," iebte 8lllp na6briidli6 bln5l, nc
modte um 9llIes in Der g8elt ni9t metn
Seele NIT benz SOB zines uni6uloi9en iur
oen, biebern Monnes beIaiten = by Jasu'
i'd ni9t"
"a %, Madonna de los Remedies Oas /
t apart Don 8illp iebr apart!" iaste b
sSyues bebenfli9. y0san fOnnte uobl = bn
, dber menn er iina a,tn' Rosso' hsft -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
2. 8apiteG.

: Sin Sabr iIt ieitbem raid uersangen tpie
ale Sabre persebe,1 gu raid gum 2eben nno
gum Sterben. s5m .Seerabea" bat it9 nl9ts
peranoert, Der 9aifii6 brebt iid nm isine
&ette an Ser 0ede, oer Nabe ibreit BON leis
ner Gtanee ieoem @aH gum @ruB iein ,,Wobl
befon,n,'s @obI befpmn's!" boFi6it ents
oeaen, bic bide Dottbe GradrpeQ Iist binter
6em S6anftiI9, Die beiben n,a6ti9en SaHer
8ranbp unb Irot il,ni6lunsen balteno, nno
bic fltnte, bubble 8etip bat IN Der Wirtb19aft
gu laufen unb gu i6ofen, lueoer Belt, nod
Gentimentalitat senus, on 9at unb 8iIp uiel
gu benfen. Sic weib ia bod, lie befonsmt iie
Beibe, 8eibe !--0ie See bats ibr selast.
9lber bic 8eisen, po iino tie, Hsat nno
8iup 2--Saben f6 iebr ueranoert i'm gSeIter,
by Jasus, iebr @lbte Der 8erfaI1er OieIer
lpabrbaftieen @ei6i9te nidt Nlles-Gerfai=
ier BON @el9idten madex befanntli6 benz
Eeben @ott in MlImiHenbeit Die auersefabrz
liblte GpnfurrenS - er IelbIt iuiirbe ASat nnb
8iap nidt ,pieoer erfennen.
Sieot Da i'm Staate Derifo spii6en 5rpei
nad Welten abba6enben glusldufern bet
Sierra Otabre bas Stabt6en Goiala, TIM
Sdube Der ianft aniteisenoen iuoli6en 8er9=
Iebne. 0as Stabt9en 1T beriibmt me9en Der
eroiebioen Wsetallminen unb wirO BON sabls
reihen @rubenarbeitern, einigen reiden 9as
cienoeros, &aufleuten unb Staatsbeamten bee
pobnt, ueI9e 2eBtere ben 9rubenbau be-
auflidttsen. BUR .3eit freili9, ,po in 5ol9e
Der perfebrten Ibminiitratton bes 2anoes Die
Arbeiten in ben @ruben auf bas 9totblpenbis=
ite bei6ranft iinb, lit i6le9ter Seroienit in
GoIala unb bas 8eidaft faul, unb Die bobe
&eaierun9 uerpa6tet germ cine 8rube mad
Der anbern. Die 9lrbeiter fetern, Die &rame,
eabnen binter ibrem 2aSentil6, bic Staatsbe:
amten in ben 8ureaur ipiten bic Sebern uni
baben ni9ts gu notiren.
Ulitten in Der Stabt, nur I'm breiBie
S6ritte aus Der StraBenlinie per59dmt Su
riid9eSosen, itebt i'm S9atten bober nlmer
uno fanabtI6er 9appeIn eine einl lt0dise gillt
nit fla9em Dad, 5rpei ansebauten Sliselr
uno elmer geranba Ianss ber Sront. 9ln be-
@oIerie bes 0a6es ranfen &atalpas auf be'
einen, Wasnolien auf Der anbern Seite bin
auf unb suiammen. Die 2uit pebt lei9t uni
foIenb BON ben boben Yorpbprz linb 8aialt
bergen Der Sierra in bas Tbal btnab unb bic
ilnten bur6 Die boben, offenen SenIter Del
nit @iteras belesten unb bellblauen porSel
lantafeln befleibeten @an6en bes SaaIs, be
BON ben berrliden 8oblsertden Der merifa
nii6en Slora, Sers< unO Iiserblumen I'M
pieIfarbisen &ameuien, burdbuftet 1T un
burd purpurne Seniteruorbdnse Elm lieblide
SaIbIi6t enpfanst. Iber bas 3immer ielbi
%, bas 3immer !-Orei bp9lebnise Seize
poa s9muB ,nb Staub lteben I'M eiue
, rllnben Marmortii6, allf Dem S6nlrleib6er
Ntui6ettopeoel alte 8einfleiber, @laier mi
1leberreiten BON Inanaspunid. Strumpfbau
Der unb wieoerlm Elm mailipeS iilberne
, Sbeebrett NIT elmer balbleeren Slai6e fOitl
E den 8orbeaurrpeines unb mebrere @Iaie
fanben. gluf bem SeHel iaben bret Serrer
Ser Cine, Der Sues ober &idter oes Ortel
Gabalero Suan Nartine3 De glisonbo, Ell
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
glus gHaihinatnn,s @rinatleben.


Giner pom @on9reb 9ema9ten 8eDtais
ouna aemab bat ebt Die 8unoes, ,&esieruns
Die S9riftiaben uon Der Sanb @eor9e a8as
Ibineton's unb anoere InOenfen an ben ,Baz
ter oes SaterlanOes", pel6e It9 I'M geIts
Der uir9inil9en SamiIie Serpis befanSen, se@
fauft.
Sas NerfpiirDislte unter ben 9efauften
Ga6en 1T bas 8u9, 1pelbes gSaibin9tOn
Sag fir Sag i'm Srieben unb Srte9 iber aIIe
feline perIDnLt1en Iusgaben seflbrt bat. -
Nud bur6 bic gintrase in bieies 8u9 rpirb
es beitdtist baB Baibin9ton elm aussesei9s
meter Sausrpirtb uno 2anopirtb uno etn -
6ater 2ebemann mar.
Qlus9aben fir g8ein unb fur Stdrferes gu
Ieinem Pripats@ s@ebrau9e fnb baufi9 oerz
sei6net, gum i9meren Ier9er fir Die ieBi9en
g8aiIeriinpeI unb Gemperensbeu6Ier, wels
den Der Spirituoien.@ @enuB g8aibin9ton's uni
| 10 drgerli6er iein n,ub, als er ni9t i'm 8ebeis
men, ionoern OffentIi6 ltattfano uno bel Der
umfaIlenben @aitfreunbi9aft bes 9rOBen
Ntannes aud ieinen pielen 8eiu6ern nHb
@diten gu She'll rpurbe.
0as 8u9 beitdtist es aud, baB g8afbin9s
ton itets Elm grobes 8er9nii9en am Spiel UNI
oerpobnLi6 ni9t iebr bobe, mandmaI a6er bod
nidt unbetra6tli9e 9eIbiummen bate =
Ntit peinli9er @enauisfeit trus ct in bas
8ud Ieinen @erpinn uno leinen 8erIult beim
Spiel elm. gio6 ais alter Serr fam er pon
feinem Mount 8ernon beIonOers bauf9 mad
Der pirsinii9en Stabt Sreberidsbursb, nm
bort iein SpieI6en gu MAIDEN, Gr bate in
Sreberidsbursb 10 bebarrlides Be9 beirn
Spiel, baB er bem Iebten @intras iiber leinen
9erIuIt in Slammern Die Q8orte bei9eflgt
,,rpie sepObnli6."
g9ie oas Grinfen 10 trieb 8aibtnston aud
bas SpieIen sanS i'm @e9enios gu 10 uieIen
ieiner beu9leril6en 2anbsIeute - obne Seimz
| Ii6feituno in anl ltdnbi9er ebrli9er 9eIeaidaft.
rlnsea9tet aIler ibrer gerluite 1T
Die sanSe Glrfei INNER nod 10 9roB, pie
Oeuti9lanO uno Sraufreid 3uiammen uno
ibre notiirIi6en SilfsquelIen iino fur innere
@ntpidelun9 un6 ausIanbii6en 8erfebr lns
ermeBli9. Das 4ei6 bes baIben Ronbes
fonnte ben Sanoel pon europa, gliien uno
: Nfrifa beberrI9en, rpenn Die Siirfen Die Snr
bnitrie mebr ais ibr Opium Iiebten. Dos
iiebt @nslanb nur gu iebr elm; barum bat es
t ii6 bic 8ormunbI6aft ilber ben ,fronfen
t Mann" 8useeisnet unb rpirb i9on bofur Sor,
se traSen, baB Der 9atient rpeber Selano nod
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

Ou bait gIuf. Snseniun, unO Slid, pie !?
= gerloB mid nrr nidt 8iIp, benn Du blit
mein @Iif, by Jasus Du bits uno ilber,s 8
ssabr seben mir nit poIler 0ubIonenfra9t
mad @almap Suriid Illo nur Courage,
8ilp, Die Courage nidt perIoren = Wlltb
ma6t ben Nann, illb ben 0tutbi9en 9ebort
Die @eIt 8i[lp!" ieste er nit Batbos uno
elmer trilinpbirenben Geite Der Sano blnSu.
,Do9 ba mdren mir ia. - Simmer nit Ans
itanb, 8i4p ,urO redt rnperi6an1t ,lnb itola
bas inponirt bier gu 2apbe iple iiberall !"
9antt sin9en iie in Die Serberse, an be-
rem Sdweae iie Der gSirtb nit ierpilen Bud
Iinsen unO tief ob8eso9ener Wtiite empflng
un6 in ibr 3immer 9eleitete. +,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

Secretarys, B. F. Nelson, Of Ashland Coun-
ty, and J. NJ. Amos, of Noble County.
COLUMBUS, O., June 26.-The Convention
was called to order at l 80 p. IN. The Com
mittee ON
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
announced the following permanent pre-
siding officers:
Chairman-Gen Durbin Ward, of Warren
County
Secretary-Col. Z. s. Dodds.
Assistant Secretaries-Albert Zugsworth,
of Harden County; F. H. Kelly, of Cuya-
hoga County; VIM. Lennon, of Hamilton
County; J. P. Mahatfy, of Guernsy County;
f. A. Davis, of Morgan County.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Nomination of Secretary of State.
Second-Supreme Judge.
Third-Member of the Board of Public
Works.
The rules of the last Democratic State
Convention to govern this Convention, and
all resolutions referred to the Committee on
Resolutions without debate.
The Committee on Resolutions is still in
session and having hard fight.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
David R Paige, of Summit County, was
unanimously nominated
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26
Disastrous Fire i'm Vermont.
National Associated Press to the Star,

SPRINGFIELD, VT, June 26.-About 7
o'clock last evening fire was discovered in
the second story of the wood shop of the
Vermontikovelty Works, in pile of saw
dust underneath the planning machine
which must have been caused by sponta-
neouS combustion.
Before the watchman could get ont of
the building it had spread through the
entire room, and before the Fire Depart
ment Gould respond to the alarm it had
spread totlle paint shop. Aid was at once
telegraphed for from Charlcstown and
Chester but both machines arrived too late
to be of much service.
The Works were running at full capacity
and employed one hundred and twenty
hands. The loss will amount to $75, 900, on
which there is an insurance of about $35, 900.
All the stock and buildings were consumed.
Several persons were overcome by heat and
injured, but none fatally.
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Personal.

Mr. VIM. Schmidt, of the Thirteenth Bis.
trict School, is about to leave for Europe.
Nat S. Henderson, Esq, editor OF tise
Georgetown (Texas) Record is in the city.
Mile. lima De Murska and Signors Brig
noli and Susini have taken rooms al tks
Burnet.
Dewitt Waugh, the scenic artist OF the
grand Opera-house, has completed iiIs
drop-curtain for the Lebanon Theater.
Mr.. John w. Miles is in the city soliciting
aid for the Kansas Colony of colored people
which went from Kentucky last Septembee
d. w. Caldwell General Manager Of t1se
Panhandle Road, and J. n Mccullough
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Central.
are at the Grand Hotel.
Captain John A. Johnson of the Iytts
Greys and Miss Lizzie NJ. Pierce wiii be
united in marriage this evening at tiss
Third Presbyterian Church.
At the class-day exercises at Yale Collegs
yesterday the class poem was read by Harry
Clark Coe, of this city, and the Grafton was
delivered by Vim. Howard Taft, also of Cin-
cinnati The Clark scholarship was awarded
to VIM. Everett Waters another represcats-
tive of Cincinnati.
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Mormon Recruits.
A ISaviMg Maniac.
Briefly Told.


National Associated Press to the Star
WAsHINGToN, June 26.-General Mellow
ell tclegraphs that in the engagement at
Otis Creek on Sunday only one soldier was
killed by Indians. Buffalo Horn was killed
in the charge.
BERLIN, June 26-In Congress to-day
Count Andrassy demanded that Russia
shall agree to evacuate Bulgaria and Rou-
mania two months after Congress ratifies
the treaty of peace The demand causes
considerable excitement
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TO-day,S Work,

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., June 26-The Hamilton
County Delegation got down to work at 0
a. m. at the Neil House.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Chairman of elegation-Hiram D. Peck.
Vice President-Capt G. N. Stone.
Committee on Resolutions-J. f, Follett.
Credentials-C. c. Campbell.
Organization-J c. Healey.
State Central Committce-Lewis G. Ber-
nard, on the fifth ballot
SECOND DISTRICT.
Chairman of Delegation
Vice PreSident-Jas. G. Lawler.
Committee on Resoutions-H. C.. Lord
Credentials-James Sherlock.
Organizatlon-Nat Caldwell.
State Central Committee-Si. Hoffman, by
acClamation.
Lord and Follett on Resolutions. Do not
know yet how they will do in the way of
fixing up the platform. Both as well as
most of the Committee, are in favor of the
Potter Investigation to the bitter end.
There is big kick in the Hamilton Coun-
ty delegation on account of Eph.; Hollands s
election from the Fourth Ward.
Eph. was not there, and a motion was
made to fill the place. c. c. Campbell said
it was an outrage that such confounded
rascal as Holland who, if he had his just
deserts would now be in the Penitentiary,
should represent delegation. Good citizens
did not elect him, but he got in by
fraud. Holland sold out the Democracy,
and we should have nothing to do with him.
Sextro was of the same opinion, that Holland
was fraud and should not be admitted
to the Convention. Campbell said: Lets
declare his seat vacant and it was done
unanimously Eph, was not there, Slab
Dolan took his place.
COLUMBUS, o., June 2G-11 A. M.-John
G. Thompson called the Convention to Or
der at II a. III. with brief speech, men
tioning the fact that good ticket and plat
form should be put to secure a victory in
October. The battle field was to be in this
State this year
The temporary officers were: Chairman
A. T. Walling, Of Pickaway; Secretary
Frank S. Kelly, OF Cuyahoga; Assistant