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, 1879-06-16

PA11oS. Ford Co, June t5.-Cbtpch bugs arc

| TEauntnIe1s
PAx1oS, Ford Co., June 15.-Cbtpch bugs ar
plenty. The prospect now Ia TINT they will tak
a 1aree share Of the wheat anu oats. Flax u
the best will not make half crop. All small
| grain ia thin and weedv. Stand OF corn Is moor
cAMan ON, Warren Co., june 15-Ali snal
srn!n, Is Injured BY the drought. Pastures ant
meadows short. Poor stanti Of corn. s'''>
| MANCHESTER, Scott Co., June 15.-Whea
just ruadT to cut. Oats "a a general thing vii
nal be harvested: Pastures burnt Up. la,
viii not ayerage half . crop. Corn Is In dne
Will be good; heads large md we'll filled.
aTEuuBN. afasshall Co., june 15.-aprlne
wheat and outs cannot possibly make hatf I
crop' Pastures nre nearly dried up, and The
years. Corn ia only fair. Muct, Tint was ro
planted not yet up. and never will come r,lttl /,
rnus. Tho crops OF all kinds arc cut short one
liait T. u we 1Iavs plenty Of rain from this time
GnAsp TRln.lE, Boone Co., Junc 15.-c,ts
and g1x arc thin and wcedy, Timothy viii be
very ltaht. Corn is not above two thirds OF !
s!anu. s,t1,. LII, Lame an ver5 uneven Ten or fifteen
MORTON, Tazwoll Co., June l5.-Spsinc wheat.
oats, and hurley headlng out vury short. Chnrh.
bugs arc here, buE doing no damage q yct,
st rastuFGS & ata yerT Short. Maadows Will bo very
blowing rood. On spring blowing poor stand.
Corn planted three weeks ago not Up yet. Win
TER WHEAT good. Ready to cut in three weeks,
a. WissknAoo. Nianebaeo County, Juna Is
sprlnE wheat short and buggy Oats badly
! hurt by the droueht. that VIII not make half 4
cEup. Hay Will make hatt crop. Corn coming
forward and heulshy. Much of tho curu is il.
1urel by cut-nurms,
BHLviDxRx, uoouo County, Juno 16,-Ost.
arc th!n atid "eeds are plenty. Flax hAs been
plo"cti up and planted with corn, Pastures
lair, Old timothy will not average ono.thirfi II
= eEop. Heplaated corn Is tlp and doing nicely,
Woodruff, Henry County, Jupe 15.-so,,no
chtnch.ougs. snalt grain will bu l1lt, Inv
!iot nalt crop Recent ruins hare helped sort;,
hut tl'e stand 10 not good. With good wcathcr
DANvEns, Mclean County, June l5.-SnrlnY
WAeat aNu oats will nat luska half a crn,,
Pastures dry. Timothy not oas-fuurth al -
we'll. ''e"a
rAWNHE, ,6anTaMon Co., juno lb-Ttmothv
will not n'ake half Lon 10 thu acFc. Pa.t,,r.;,.
we're never 10 short and dry al this seison.
Oats heading very short. stand Of rorn vrrv
1rreg,1taf. No general rasn stnco Anril. rariy
winter wheat vol filled aud ready to harvest
Late, allinE slowly. s'''
WARSAW, linnoock Co., Junc 15.-We h.v.
suffered SERIOUSLY from tho drought. Neajows
nnd outs vsry light. Corn hcttos than lsst yesr.
winter Hheat good. Harvest columencra fhis
week. '"'a
Ssfetst corrapoadsnes Of Tbs Trtsus4.
dty weather VIZ had grateful rain rhe nro.. -.
pest tor !asKs eropoi corn il good. Fill wheat
u epjendid. Rye tolerably good. Enrfnv ,rhcat
ny W. oats short. ttn,othv asy about twc thirds
VI y, 4 eso!, G9s,. LARD uas1en truck doug we'll
to1,sy ,'a'HuIoS nunI9 ILL.,, June lh-Yesterlay and
fallen over central lll!nvis doug great soos IT,
csopa @'13' s's" "
, 1879-06-16

Corpus Ohrlsti Mt Notwithstanding
sEnns to EnEland-Prospocttvo KstIro.nen
Of tho pro'nter-pons'nton Appraisers
Anglican Ch"roh hAssod1atfon-scotch pros
bytas!An esnod-ls Lager beor htoxlcut
Ing?
| Mox7nr.I .1nnn 1s-rh. s...,sa, =,
f*hr,.t; tro. noIehso,os ss"s 'eetsa' ol eoFpua
t,.a 1"sas as ~. ssiso.a.sa nese to"aay py ono o.
oo..,oas s,,,t ,,a. as .a,pos"S le,e.ous pro
1.s ss ''ae s'sh .ahen paee 10 TINS city
.,a,, -, ~. Inc. 49, W. s'toaeA tae eastern sec
sa,.a .,.s ss ~, "nIu "uS ,nasa'Acchsly DEC
49, 49,, s so. tiosa a'''oss every hoaac
tsh,a '1 1ta Ssu' -. "eso u'splayca III great pro-
At,.ss, ~ ' nleHop ieHnesY, iroh
,,as ~ -. 49, 49,, sseotpaaaeu ~, nssaop fabre I'M
f,,,, .s" ILL., =. ~ nuseS'op' eoo "n'en was
ts,.;',,s w. .,"e, "ooo pefsons u lcast
sa. snas pAs.' 4A'l u!o ]atnollc aoesetles OF tho
~ a",'s "e'o lsp'eseneeu. 1nc weather was IN
fosao'e' nna everything passed OH without
"ee."sns n ~ auy Ata"' ....
sno.A,'E aee,aent occurred to-day IN thu
uou1o 81 'oe nec!, VINO Keeps laborors' res
taatao1 4!o"uts lno ThaFses. Joe, who is
s..ause ~! suaEaeees, haa threo bears chasncd on
bis premises, aud was IN the act Of exhibiting
tne" to-us3 ~ sotae strangers when hts little
son' aoou' yeafe oi ago, was caught by one OF
.uc uessls' 4"e iathee jumped TO the Eescre OF
,!'e enau, "hoaa ae got oat Of Tho "ay without
,o1uFS' Gus ~a' nnnseit terribly laccrated before
"e eou!" 'nANs coca LIS escape. Ills wounds
arc very severe, pot not DANGEROUS.
ro,o,,,se sSe''a' luz a'ea'ea - 20 7a< 7T7'a"s'
..ar., a..sn. "uno .1e serY he'ere thunder
ss,ta ~, paseee ote1 'n's CITY thls evening. Sew
'4. e'I aouses ., we're Hsuck " lghtulng, one Of
which, the Residence Of John Kemp, on Gouitltnr
street., VIVA completely wrecked. May,s dr,r
Sso.e Wea oa paeoh street, and Ac dlobe Hotel, On
.,ms e..c Ahan, hso saaersa severely from the
During the celebration Of uJvh Ma,s A. a,
Mary's Roman Catholic Church, % ou Bathurst a. nst
street, thls n,orpIu, ons ~ fla ron,,o ~saust ~"
10 10 Ms M ufapefy around lhe altar, and Immediately
tue whole surroundings were IN aames 4 rush
was made for tic door u1,d aevar.l wnr.u ,.n.,s
severely Injured. The ro WA 1o,'nnasa,s asa wase
tinruishel bs(ora dotn~ n,,,s, sS .4ua'ely a. "
church.
Sptetas Dtapateh 10 7as rrfbnu..
OTTAWA, Juua 15-,rhn ro,,n,. r,r,a,.
Lodge la. r.so,yn1 th,t ~ .a,o,J Sn,au.J o'a"ao
, 1879-06-16
THE INDIANS,

ap<C2a* 0tpd4eh 10 TIT IrftnNA
B1sAAncK, D. T., June 15.-11e War Dcpart-
ment has ordered Gen. Miles 10 1s out, an crpe.
dltton to go north Of tho Missouri River IND
drive back the hostile Indians from etttnc.
Bulls camp. This move will prectpltatc tho
International question al to the status OF the
honttes- Miles, cntespr'sa will bring on lively
timo II tho Indians ataud their ground aud In.
s!ss on holding nlu butraio country south OF the
british line. The General has nut two
companies OF Tho Filth Infantry in The f1eld Il,
run down the band Of Indians who recentiy
Killed = wootl tlchopper on the Ycllowstone, aud
Vounlcd another, @"e
-. FAgL, Num-, june IA specIol to the
IfoHetr. 1ress says TWO woodcEoppcrs wore A.
tucked by Indians on the Yellowstone. One,
namct Mcdonald, was killed, AMI another,
retctson, wounded. Two companies OF ijln
ruth Cavary naye besn ,sent out from Kcoch
70 punish uis lpdlans.. 4 strong Column il to
&c organtxcd to operate against tic Sioux Who
nave returned from the British possessions
north Of tic Missouri 's"'
, 1879-06-16
CASUALTIES.


NEW York. juno IA short but destruc-
two Wind and rnt,1 storm occurred this after
noon. a great number OF trees wcrc pros-
trated, some houses unroofcd, and plate,g glass
Windows broken. sail-boat wna unset iu
Worth River. Tho inmates were rescued With
dlilicultT.' In another storm in the evening the
Conoy Islaud steamer Twilight, crowded with
returning excursonsta, was run Into OF the
Battery by the Thomas Col1yer, Of the samc line.
The excitement wa& great aboard the Twilight
loF time. but all tho passengers wcrt safely
damaged. =
, 1879-06-16

What Tho British Expect Of tho Irish 0ca'
:, DFAJ.

7 NHut tHo Nf1eIth Expfce OF tic lFlsll Ucn'
il, uraJ.
Lns.ton 7,mtt yu-tr.
Sir Garnet Wo1se,ey /, on hls wny In thc teo, Of
var n ao1t1 hI.I,.. -. ....,. 49,. w., ...
~. oo"." 4A't'e'' uo 'ahes WIN u'h' t'cts
| nsauon 10 haa galueh by lou. career of enc'E3
and daring aud, not least, Ut SUCCESS The dtstrcs
III which ho Is to ASSUME tho chief ctyl aps, mill.
tsry authority mr. a1rcsy w mi % rlnnwn ' .o him. him.
Ata former mhsion to South Africa had for III
object the peaceful! DEVELOPMENT of Tho rtGoa
wh,tn he Is 10" to defend by arms. We tnlst.
wait so!ns t'mc. 5!et before wc shall again hearot
nun. Ihe wurk he IS to ungase upon will ~.
ceiyo news utat il has bccu begun. H1s sauri
cSpcrloncs as General uud is administrator
1T hlm In no ordinary degree for tlu most r.
sponsblo and difficult task to which he t,lsye
Him md In his good fortune-or, IN o.htr
, 1879-06-16
TEE RAILROADS.



CoIonApo, srRINos, Col, june IA new
phaaa has appeared In the railroad war for DOS
session OF tha Denver l. Rio Grando Railway.
Last night at A1anosa, on petition Of L. Ii.
Meyer, OF New York, trustee OF tho bopdbo1d-
crs' Judge Bowen appointed II. A. Rscley, OF
this place, Receiver of tht, road on account Of
failure to pay s0lo,o00 Of interest coupons on
coupon certificates. It Is thought this action
will settlo the psnline case leforo Judge Hnl-
lots, a. the Denver It Rio Grando have now io
road to deliver to tha Snntn Fe. wv
DENVER, Col, June 15.-H. Il Rtsley wa. an
pointed Receiver ot tho DcnvcrtE Rio {,rauta
Raa'HaH on Saturday by District Judge bowen,
on a9pllcation OF The holders Of unpaid co,ipo,i
of the Company. but was entirely satisfactory
to the Trustee Of tho mort gage which suc,tre1
ll!e certlflcates. M The Receiver ravo bond for
SSsu,Mut ana a. once took possession a,Id isst,el
h:s orders, continuing all tho officers and ctn.
pt0ycs. - S;"..
, 1879-06-16

Aous4iuW WNH oh sitG hRIltl-lGtf, 13 ffttnn,. y
Rtfoivd. THAT wc dcnonncc, abhor w.,
denn lEom this tuo hcnccforth tic san E!t Gu!t Con-
tAfohicfs ns ow:llrud, ubsccnr, mi ,iisahti.cn
specimen of degraded j0urnnIls, ,}ar i,sHsaattuy
With typo, paurr. nntl printers iii. ih ,n'talIn;
rFavity to which tle ''nrt preperya,ys . ,u1a a t..
flay To dsbasnd and anb.!dfse,l hy -, T. ~! ats"
'ou!a Of cnrpothtlnns-Imagos Of ntcn.4c!T !Tiatfnrt
.clf'rcsncct, totally devoid of tho |ras, ... ID
the Aatelhutcs Of manhood, "'' 's7llgo ef
Rfsofrfa. That wa pledge nurfc1ycs m. =. :,
hthef, With rnttcd hands. IN tho hnnoY ~ ~ N,
and call npnn a. honest men and women H. T.. nlsn,
nt III se1uc1nR taxct. .c9uali1!ny ic nurn"rest. rnsest.
the l.ennte. cpnosu To drnntsf,, Irt,as,oucsh n
who bolioso III strict nlAoFsncn t1 lila hhd
Declaration q! fhdtuentchrc, and lin na,,,EslItaa
tnt pf thu pEdy!1ona VI Gaiifufna's nca st'9!f'-
al!tmtton, not tn continue nnr anberrp.,ons IN ~
Han Francisco Ghfonlt:e, and. fnrthermn,,a, ~ tts
TT ad*eftsn thcteln. nor uatronIze iIftnK ,., ut
As we declare 1t to bc our inntnrr tjr,,hn.".,aH a.
ttat the san Francisco throHlcif fs a a nta
rncn5, mora! nssnssh, md, liko Tic cb,"aaIlc b",ualc
- nHst Yh.f " ~H'hese
Ntto.re.t. That any taol Of the 1hron,<,. ~,
hohs up III tho siatn runytn,Iun 10 bu lr1S =, teat
frnnc!.eo June ). bo 1rud INT nncrs.muntn,.,ss saa
Atsottfd. That tnt Executive uf lhr Il ~.
intuhs ptnlcd nnI pasted 1T, III ihr 9.ntfs ~, -"
tafhiH naa 1suEun Hiltl adjoining lcrrtr,r. Ss .I.
as much has!R ns fru1t,essnan wuutn w,1r wv W.
tenteiest vlilaxo Qf women ami ehi!Irrr ~ ~. w.
nErs or lnlnistcriuE angel would bu.ic H. T.. es''
ptoseh o1 small .pox us black plague "' sp'
, 1879-06-16

. estrn a!hs, 'nsolnbfs phosphate Of lime, etc
potash tcrcasn Of tariarh tastafe acid, carbonate
OF ammonia, md b'carbnnate Of sodn i1sid to.
gether 81 little starch tn prevent decotrnosl.
ilnn. Thu injurious eiTccts OF alum IN the
,. assestlso organs have f'r"n pointed out by
.,sTspcpela, const!pasia,,, vomiting, grip
ing; i is A rowful ustr!ngcn., net
INK chemically ou The ttssuee. Sara
l1l'snas, tlic French chemist: "It Ia to he
icaFeu ehht this salt talutnl c1erts ilcndIv
action It, ta daily Introduction into tic stuln.
nrt, especially Ia persp,ls ot weak constitution
i'rbig conEnnns The ,iso OF alum In bfcad mak-
'',s. oiI ts ground. nnlonc others, that It con-.
soluble salts. mid THUS tho phosphorus oi tie
Erali "a lost to tic systen,. Dr. Motifs paper
rxhlbitsns follows tho rgstlts Of The analysis ut
iour hrnn,ls of bnklng. powder: 7''''
puQLEt'a HrAxnAnn nIr,xn. .no..,,rn
, 1879-06-16
NFf}tt.AHKA.'

Srtefai FHtra!thfs N T3f Tribune.
SUTTON. CLAY Co, juno 1s,-plcnty Of rain
Tor all cropa. Fears aro now entertained OF rust
inJurlng tho wheat. Corn IL an excellent etan.l,
and !ooks well.
ST. EnwAHp, noone Co., June 15.-Rain IA
needed. bmall grain gcuerally doing well.
Corn backward, but very good stand. No
gtasshoppcrs here.
RED CLoup. WchstoE Co., June t5.-W,eas,
oats, md barley nut looking A. well aa ten ttaya
set. "@'
, 1879-06-16

hectares arc submerged and 100000 quintata OF
grain, Coo, 900 oulntas Of foraEe, and 5000 head
OF cattle destroyed. foundations on the Aida
arc also threatened. There hnvc bcon dcstruc-
tive haljstorns Ia tho north OF Italy.
, 1879-06-16

Sioux Crrr, H., june 15-I.ast week,
during dance at Ida Grove, death occurred,
Mr. Bcmaa Murray. who had rcmarkod 10
several TINT ho never, enjoyed himself better,
was ia the act Of swinging hts partner, 1ts wife,
when he fell back dead. The supposed cause
was an overdose Of choral Iis was in tho
habit Of taking It T. qulet hla nerves.
, 1879-06-16

Alum ~ AZ Aduitsrant Of isaklns.row4ors.
Dr.. Henry A. Alo.., Jr., employed u chemist
for ihu Indian Department.. aAYs1g III lxds anaiy.
ses of different baking powders. pabltshss Ia
my Scientific Am<riton as tfs result oi his H.
cent of the n1any baking powdcfs. a.
amIqsd BY :. hiin. wore gEossly adultar-
atad, Or. Mott found !. that the jniur.
lous powders are composed. Ut alum and bt.
carbonate Of 4ods, otteniiMes containing also
, 1879-06-16
EGYPT.
EATIN0 CROW.

CAIRO, June 15.--Thc President Of the Council
has addressed circular to tho Consuls General
Of the Powers announcing TINT the Khedtvo's de-
erec Of the ed Of April. embodytng national
financial scheme, Il cancelled. Tho questions OF
ratio Of lntercst md guarantees on unified debt
Are le!t to the great Powers.
, 1879-06-16
FRANCE.


d0INd NACk 70 fAKf3
PAns. June 15-The journals announce 4
meeting Of The Sonata and Chsmber OF Deputies
In. Congress 10 decide the question OF removal
Of the Chambers TO Paris, to tako placo Thurs.
day,
, 1879-06-16
GERMANY.

87x1111, juno 15.-Whilo tho steamer Or
phcus, bound to KoenlgsburR, was lying In this
harbor, her boiler burst, anl many persons
ahonrl wcrc killed. Ten bodies havo SO far
,b<s4, recovered.
, 1879-06-16
OBITUARY.
6rtctal D1pa.eA to 7as Jttsvne,

0xFc9WF 111VR*tN 70 IHE JTf4HWK.
LAnAlLE, ILL.,, duna 15.-'rhe Hon, Franklin
Cor"ln' e1.msmber OF Congress Of tho Seventh
DntFict' alter suffering from dyspepsia and a
complication Of Other diseases. died at bis resi-.
dcncc IN rertl thls Afternoon, aged about 60
Jsass. Ah 1uneral Will lake PLACE On Tuususy
AFTERNOON. ~"07ess
6rtetaf Dbpdteh 10 TIA Trtaun,
JOLIET, III, june 15.-Mrs Jumes Mor,tssav
Siie ot Jalnes atorr!assy, Esq.,, agent iu tGis
ctty for the United States and hmerlcat, Exurass
s. Ssompanles, died Of sypholl .pueumolia al her
neHtcd by large circle Of fslunds, ''' ~
, 1879-06-16


srR1NarlEEp, ILL.,, June 15.-uoY. Cnl|om.
who is ex-oftlcso Director OF tie Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad. to.day appointed William. il, os-
born and L. Y. F. Randolph as his proxy nn1
alternate proxy, respectively, to net for him rs
Dtrector, ~
, 1879-06-16

sptciaf Dispd'ea TO Tae Tribune.
Sioux FAILs, Mfnucbata Co., Juno 15.-rlayc
Just rctnrucd from trip sixty-Avc miles nosth-
cast IN TIC Lake Benton country. No hoppcts
there. Have Ind pfcnty Of rain. Small grain
luoklng veil. Grasahoppers aro not doing much
, 1879-06-16

spscial Dtsuasesfs 10 TasTstbun<,
ARLINGTON, Atchiuson ca; Juuu I5.-cn.. ar.
short aud Inferior. Wheat ready to l,aryost.
March drought Injured It., Corn espp orosnrcts
eoulu not bo better. Good STAND. Ground well
, 1879-06-16
4 RUSSIA

IATkNIAE OHUHH.
ST. PxrERsBuAo, Juno 15.-An Imperial
order has been Issued authoring sentrics to
carry loaded and h1A-cncAed repeating rises.
, 1879-06-16
uNDER7 TIE yyr1rrr,s.

CA1Ro, ILL.,, June 1a-Ed Olds. in charge OF
the shipment af cattle to Chicago, fell from a
train on the iron Mountain Railroad, near New-
port, Ark, last night, and was run oser and
killed. III Was from Callahan City, Ark.
, 1879-06-16
LIGHTNING.


5psetdl Dtspatsh to 71s y;t,t.ns
BrooM1NoToN. Ind, juno 1h-At Boswell.
Benton County, lad, yesterday, three mcn wcyc
isttantly killed ov lightning and a number
stunned. They had tAksn refuge trolu storm
under shed.
, 1879-06-16
Phi 1ITfrAt

CoLuAnus, O., June IA meeting Of ths
Democratic State Central Comlnittce, which
VA TO hive BEEN held hero tom orrow, has
eeen postponed until after tho adjournment Of
, 1879-06-16
MINI EYQrA.

dpVc9a1 2s9pd4E8 70 4Aa 7F76NN9.
NORRIS, Stevens Co., juno H.-small grain
IN fine condition. No c. b. or e. b. Prospect
for coming crop all that could be dcsred,
, 1879-06-16
ESCAPE AND REcAprunE.

Jo11xr, H., Junu ia man named John
Hanahan, under indictment Tor larceny, escaped
from Tho County jail this afternoon. but, otter
Ashott pursuit., was recaptursd.
, 1879-06-16
IOWA.


Auecsai Ditpatch to 7ns Tribune
Lross, Clinton Co., June t5.-The drought ts
severe. Crops have, however, stood It we'll.
Small grain 10 thin, and wcedy. Chincl,-bugs
havo nut in their appearance. The stand of
coru is good, and VIC look for good crop.
, 1879-06-16
CANADA,

Corpus Ohrlsfi Mt Montront-Storm-AIis-
ssnns to EnRland-Prospocttvo Retirement
OF tha pro'nter-Don.nton Aprru4sers-
Anglican Church Assutlat ton-suotcl, pros-
byter!an Synod-Is Lager Beer IntoxIcut-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
Attempted Swlndle.

Yesterday afternoon young man went
to the residence of Mrs. johnson. whose
husband disappeared so suddenly last Mon
day, and told her that her husband was
twenty-six miles back of Covington on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, and that he
(JOhnson) was very anxious to see his wife,
Mrs. johnson started off with the young
man in hurry.
When they got to the corner of Third and
Vine streets the man requested her to give
him the money with which to purchase
tickets for both of them. Mrs. Johnson re-
fused to do so. saying they could get the
ticketsin Covlngton. The fellow tl:en Id
her to 70 on over to CovIngton and that he
would follow in few minutes-he to in
form his employers of his going.
Mrs. Johnson went to Covington, and
the fellow went to Mrs. Johnsons honse
and told the people there that Mrs. John
son had f"rgotteu her pocket-book and had
sent him for it. The folks at the house
"tumbled to his racket" and the would-be
swindler left in hurry. Mrs johnson
waited at the depot for him till 6 o'clock,
but it is needless tn say he didn't show up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
MILWAUKEE MONSTERS.
The Bad Bread and Horrible Hash
Fed to the COnyicts.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 6.-The Investigating
Committee examining the affairs of the
House of Correction, resumed their inquiry
this morning. A prisoner named Cuahn
testified that the hash was bad and stunk,
and frequently the bread was sour and
unfit to eat
He had seen prisoner gagged by Haase.
He also said that another convict named
Markham complained of being sick one
day while working in the chair factory.
He was removed and Cuahn did not see
him again for twenty days. when Mark
ham told him he had been in the dark cell
for twenty days and had been fed
twice day on bread and water. U,,ahn
testified that he had received food from his
father Which the latter bro lght from the
city. This was against the prison rules
Mr.. Felthausen, contractor, tes flied that
while doing plumbing work at the House
of Correction in 1868 he heard Inspector
Kennedy swear at, and saw him kick, an
old man who was shoveling in the yard.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
of a portion of the Committee:

of a portion Of the Committee:
Resolved, 1st, That our Industrial Ex-
positions should be held annually.
Resolved. I'd, That to establish the Gin
cinnati Industrial Exposition permanently
ii should be organized by legal incorpura-
ton, retaining the appointment of the
Commission by the Chamber of Commerce,
Board of Trade, and Mechanics Institute,
as ut present.
Resolved, Sd, That the Board of Officers
be and are hereby instructed to appointfive
Commissioners, with like members ap-
pointed respectfully by the Board of Trade
and Mechanics Institute, who shall be re-
quested to secure the necessary incorpora-
ton contemplated in the foregoing resolu-
tions, and who shall also serve as Commits
sioners for organizing and holding the next
Exposition. "F. MARMET,
GAMES GORDON"
Mr.. s. V. Reid and Herman Cooper Of
fered resolutions agreeing with the fore
going except that they recommended hold
ing the Exposition bi-annually instead OF
annually.
Mr.. A. s. Frazier, the remaining member
of the Committee. offered resolutions favor
ing the holding of the Exposition every
year but recommending that an election by
ballot be had by the Chamber on the sub
iocf
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The following was received by Mr.. Banks,
Clerk of the Board OF City Commissioners,
this morning:
To tie Honorable Board of City Commissioners
Street railroads being now the order of
the day, the undersigned begs leave to
make application for route to be known
as "The Great Underground Back Gate and
Towpath Route"
Said route is to commence on Fifth street
at loint opposite the north side of the
Tyler Davidson Fountain, running north
by double track through Lodge alley to
Gano street; thence with single track to
Vine street; thence across Vine street to
Jake Ang's Clubhouse, returning eastward
with single track to St. Clair alley;
thence north on st. Clair alley to the
Miami canal, thence across the canal by
pnnt'on bridge to the tow-path, thence
along the tow path to Liberty street, thence
by nian-hole into Liberty-street
sewer, thence west in said sewer
to Mclean avenue sewer, thence
south in Mclean avenue sewer to the open
ing where Hugh Campbell left off, with
privilege Of completing to the Ohio River,
where the present contract is completed,
DR.. Moore.
1t is needless to say that the Board took
no action upon the application.
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Shadows Of Coming Events.

The Socialists meet tonight at Work
mems Hall. ..-
A ''social" will be given at the Fifth
Presby terian Church this evening.
The Ladies' Bazaar of st. Francis de
Sales Church, East Walnut Hills, closes IT,
night. .....
A musical entertainment will be given at
the Poplar-street Presbyterian Church this
evening.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Orclard-street Presby-
terian Church tomorrow evening"
The Cincinnati Co operative Furniture
Manufacturing Company will hold meet
ing this evening at Arbeiter Hall.
The monthly gathering Of the Young
Peoples Missionary Union will I've held this
evening ut tie Richmond-street Christian
Church. at the corner Of Cutter street.