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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

American pictures, which had been
loaned for the exhibition, were found to
be in excellent condition, and have been
restored to their owners, among whom
may be named Ex-Governor Morgan,
Park Goodwin, Senator Jones, William
f. Dodge, Jr., and Whitelaw Reid. A
number Of American pictures were sold
in Paris to the national lottery at prices
ranging from $500 to 5000. Four of the
American artists received awards, viz,
w. P. w. Dana, F. A. Bridgman, John
Lafarge and Walter Shirlaw. The re-
manning goods to be returned to this
country are upon the United States ship
"Constitution," which, having been
thoughorly overhauled at Lisbon, sailed
from that port on Saturday last. She
will proceed to New York and there dis
charge a small part of her cargo, and
then go with the bulk Of it to Philadel-
Phia, from which city she originally
sailed from France. The United States
marines, whose presence at the great ex-
f~-N4~A "e1 u hGu AGANuIt Ol TIE
American section, are upon the "Consti-
tuition"
The trial Of Bertha Barger, who is
charged with having caused the death
by criminal malpractice Of young girl
twenty-one years of age, named Cora
Ssmmis, farmers daughter, of North
port, L. l., which has occupied the at
tention Of the court for a week past,
came to close on Thursday evening,
the jury returned a verdict of guilty,
with strong recommendation Of mercy.
The accused was remanded until Mon
day, when her counsel will make appli-
cation for new trial. Mrs. Barger
took the verdict cooIly.
Forty failures were reported for the
month Of March, in which the total liza
bilities amounted to $3.50, ,449 and the
assets s2ll,754. Compared with the pre-
eeding month, the present shows de-
crease in the number of eight and $780,
900 in liabilities. During the month Of
March, 1878, eighty-five failures were
reported, in which the liabilities
amounted to IS, $4,000 AUGUST.
New York, April ., 1879.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

OUTDONE BY A BOY.-A lad in Bos-
ton, rather small for his years, works
in an Office as erranG boy for four gentle
men who do business there. One day
the gentlemen were chatting him about
being so small, aud said to him:
"YOu never will amount TO much;
you never can do much business; you
are too small.n
The little fellow looked at them.
"Well," said he, "as small as am, I
can do something which none OF you
four men can do"
"And what is that ?" said they.
al don't know as ought to tell you, -
he replied. But they were anxious to
know, and urged him to tell what he
could do that none Of them were able to
do.
az can keep from swearing % said the
little fellow. There were some blushes
on four manly faces, and there seemed
TO be very little anxiety for further in
formation on the point.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

There are two things that Boston can
not get along without. These are baked
beans aud Joseph Cook If the bean
crop should fail and Joseph Cook should
he called to occupy the proscenium box
he believes to be reserved for him in
Paradise, the city of Boston would prob
ably surrender her charter aud become
defunct.- Chicago Times.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

He had broken his promise to marry
the girl, and her father wanted a money
consideration to help heal a wounded
heart. The young man said he would
considers a reasonable proposition. "Well
then" said the irate father, who was
seeking justice for his daughter young
man, how does a dollar and a half
strike you ?'-TtTner Fails Reporter.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

II was very careless leaving the parrot
in the parlor on Sunday evening; but
she did not think anything about it un-
I'll Monday morning, when he reused
the whole house by making a smacking
noise and crying, Darling Susie dar-
ling SusieP' He kept it up all day,
too, and the old folks are much inter-
ested in the case.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

THANK God for free gospel p' said
an old church member, suddenly car
ried away by the eloquence Of the
preacher. "Five and twenty years 1
have been a church member, and it has
not cost me as many eOppers.' May
the Lord forgive your stingy soul ~ said
the preacher.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

A man very much intoxicated was
taken TO the station house. ny ulu
you not bail him out ~ inquired oy,
stander Of a friend. "Bail him out
exclaimed the other. Nv n.y. you 0oui'
not pump him out J"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01

Mrs. Ed. Z. n. SOuthworth has hn-
ished her fifty-ninth novel.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-01
g5e 1ieiu 1crt5west.

AJournal for the People.
Devoted to the Interests Of Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Radical in Opposing and Exposing the Wrong
OF the Masses.
Correspondents writing over assumed sigma
lures must make known their names 10 tbs
Editor or no attention viii be given TO thei-
communications.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03

In The senate of The Unitea States.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03

Ard the Government TO Be Starved
Into Submission.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03

SPEECH OF HON. ROSCOECONKLING
OF EEW YORK.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03

PROJECTION OF THE POLLS TO
BE ABANDONED,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03
NEW DEMOCRATIC ISSUE.
A Premiu m for Political Thugs and
RUffians.

security Promised them in Advance.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03
City gtEectery.
KNIGHTS OF HoNOR.

1ELIEF LODGE, No. I6S b. OF H.-aeeGs
Il, ever Friday night at IeuyCnis Han Ger
ner Church and Gay Streets,
n. o. Cooley, II ID: Harvey ark. Reporter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
3met 0eor9ier.

Nu5 Georgia farneli ) um Grant
Sc it in GbicGgo Strei &unbgebungcn DON
9tcbcuen, Die cine BON eltem y c t II il II :
tigcn, Die anDere Don cincm sc
Der 3u Dem Sclte ein9elaoene Nationals
QbgcorDncte Nler. s.. Step1ens. Oct
Gictprdiioent Der %0tebeuiou, idrie6 Gle nerz
niinfttgeH Morte:
,,S6nnte i5 Bet Gcleral Grants GnrpIans in
Gbico9o icin, 10 ruiiroe i'd t5m' 9coiB peri0nlib
r1cIne slbtun9 beSci9en lno incline 1reunolide
Mcrtb]tdbln0 lctner 9erlon 6aourd) b%elpeilen,
bab i1 Inn, nit Snuienocn obnc llnteribiep Der
E0rtci, meine bcrslideil GliGwiini9c barbrSbtc
81 ieiner 9lidlidrn Niidfebr pon icinen auSgez
oeDnteI 9tellcll uno 6I ben Dobcu Gbrcr, Die lDm
altentbalbcn. no CT auf letncr Acltrcile bin fam,
eruiclen lpurben. Seine bo6bcrsigeu, groBmiiz
tbi9en uno patriotilbcn @ciihle, nic er tic 9e9en
irilDcre @OnfOoerirte i'll Gan NranctSco aus;
iprab, fniloen etnen b~cr5lid)en S$teoctbGl i'll Der
Srult pom WtiuiOnen pm SeDobnern bieie5 2anz
Ocs in atOrb unO Siio unb obne Ni!Glift auf bic
politii1en Observation-Disclosures, Iuclte sl
bcm bctlo9euslvcrtben btpuInetcn .3%ulGmnttrs
itoBc fibrten. Sap nielnel5 mchr lol1c Meiz
ilun9sperldieoenbctt eintrtten, io1tc bds erlte
Gerlauscn icoeS &oterlano5irritnOts iein."
Das lit gans portreIfli6 limb Inn
iaI6e vMeinuu8sz &cridieOen6eiten" fir
imnter fern 81 balteu, bralldt Der Stoen
rur iein DUMMIES ltno frecbes Yobct altf
Die bur6 ben &rieg abget6ane Staatenz
ioupcraiuetdt Gufsuge6en.
J00ren mir aGcr l!ltlt aud ben 1noerr
@eor9ier, nGmlid) ben 0crriGtcn. @s lit
fein Nnberer ais Sob IDombs, Der fritz
berc feuerfreiieriid)e Sunbcsienator, Der
am 0orabeno Des 8iirgerfriegeS i'm Sendt
geGubert bate: er iuerOc nod auf Slinter
0iu bel Soiton Gerles iiber lcine 9tegcr=
iflauel balten. OaS GbicaQoer @!npfang5s
@omite bat ben lOnoerbaren @e0anten Ics
habt, audi Soom6s einaulaoen. st ermis
btrtc TolgunbeS:
rSbrc GinlaOun9 babe iD erbaIten. SD perpei>
9ere cine Autport nit NuSnobme Der tol0cnDen
NeuBeruilg. Wtelben Sic benz @cneral Nrunt
metnc pcrl0nlidcn GtiGniinide 5u ieincr 9lii&>
li6en GiiGtebr i'll elm &alp. ST io1t ebrcnz
Dotl iiT ietn SanO u"O iiest:. So IOdt iir
gtelem SIT erlu@ea. SOB oer Union!
OaS @rg0bliblte lit, baB Bob Soonnbs
ii6 benz groBen SclObcrrn Der LUTON
gict6lam oils 0eGenz OeIbDerr Gegcnitberz
iteut, als mare Ct Elm %Sipciter See. IoombS
Dar aber MIR Elm Din3igcr Brigade @ene:
raj I'M 9tebeltene Ocerc. Sein Sa6uL bat
Der Union feline &urOen gei1Iagen; oQs
bat uur iein GroBes WtauL getbult, iDe[AcS
10 Diel CUR @ntlamniltug Der ltrGfli6en
Qeibeni6aften DeS SiioenS beitrua. gBeuu
elm GrufeDIer iuie Bob Socn16s inter pcu1
9tufe SOB Oct Union !" uad elmer ~sipeite1
Nuflage oes Biirgerfrieges lbreit, 10 tam
man oa3u nur laden. Nber leibcr utrD
leile Der6re6erii6e Ueitnnung bon Gicleu
I'M Siben gctDeilt, Die ni9t BLOB @rob:
mGuler iilo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

eigenen a%ltprenBiiGen 4ni6auuu9en unb
Den Ioroerun9en unb Seoirfntlleu oer
i1euen 3eit feblt.
Glroe BiSmard'5 Sob auf 10 lange,
ipie Der alte &aiicr nod le6t, Die rTrcunos
i6aft" 3ipiid)en 0eutiblano ntb 9tuBlanb
erneuerl,, oocr ipiiroe, umgefeDrt, Der
@laube, Dap ba5 beutide GeiN nun o6n=
mddtig iet, Den Ausbru6 zines &rtegeS
Suiidm Slauentbum unO Ocutidtbum
bel0leuni9en ? BilrOe Sranfrei6 ben GUM
itigen 53eitpuntt iiir ieinen v9tahcfricg"
9efommeu ipGbncu, oOer unlgcfebrt nit oclt
Ocutiden Gcibe Sreuuoi6aft i1licBen, wie
IS = troB aIer G%rinueruugen all l8atcrs
loo nit Gnglano 6reulOi6aft ihloB ?
9aS iino Sragcn, Die ~iiircrit NicmanO
bcantiuortcn fonl. Nbcr DaB man lie itb
bel Der Jtadriht Don Der gcidbrlidcn Grz
frmIfun9 Ni5mard5 itellen muB uuO iteut,
lit oaS cinorinBli6lte 3cu0niB fir Die 8ce
oeutung, ipclhe bieler Ntann Tur Die @es
l0lfe Guropa5 bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

men feiner sugefigt ipor6en, unb einen bcrs
arti9en, bon unerma6ienen Suugcn ber=
iibten Strei6 Dor @eri6t ais Gomplott
81 b~e0anbeln Oos ginge bod iiber's
Bo0nenlieo; Die @crid)t5DerbatOlung
ipiirOc CUNT EoienipieIe tperbcn.
Soatc berStaatsanDalt bennoh auf ieiz
nem 4lane Debarren, 10 iuiiroe it1 bod
ipobl eilte uernilnftige 0rono SURF nibt
bosu ber9eber, cine iolde &lage 3u finben.
9tlbrt Der a6ideuli6e g8urf ipirflid
bon Den 6rei &tnben Der, 10 giebt cS nur
Cine ~gccignete Citrate fitr iie, ndm[i6 mt
9ebrannte 9tid)e auf einen eeipiiien Gbcil
ibreS &0rperS, unD bic tann ibnen bonn
8apo ODER Gormunb ucrabreidt pcroeu !;
es beoarf baSu tcineS Staatsaumalts.
Der Gltene Der brci Gaugenidtic, Gin
9eiuiiier GOnnorS, ioa baS 81 9ci0leubert
babet; Derbdlt e5 ii6 10, baru gcbiibrt
/ 3 III natirlid cine ooppclte Yortion bcs
anBerat9enen Nittels, abcr aud oDne
ftaatSantpdltlidc Ginmil9ulg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
GaS 0aIeSbMr0ee ct.

9as gu @aIesburg in Suinois benz Sc
neral Grant ait ben &upf scidmilieue 81
lit ni6t, uie man au8emein glaubte, bon
einem dlten Gopperbeao geldIeubert tporz
ben, ionbern eS ltno ieBt Don Der bortigen
Boiiiei bret 2aus6ubeu int Nlter bon brett
sebn Sabrcn pcrbaftet, Don Denen bas 8us
belltIlf aus9cgausen iein iou. Sic iuurz
ben III Grmanaelung ei1er 8iirgl6oft BON
ie $500 ein9eitedt, uno Ser Staatsanualt
beg GonttD &nor iol auS9etLiigclt haben,
baB oaS @riminaLs@ cieB lber rYerihpos
rurl8 sur 3ufiigung tOrperIidcn S6aocnS"
gc9cn oicic 8uben antuenbbar lei. ga or
lou ben 9rOBeu GntlhluB gefabt BADEN,
auf 0rnno oieies @jeieBes cine @ntlage
9cgen Die Miiletbdtcr 6crbeisufibren.
9oiTentlid iuirb Der Ser StaatsM1palt
6ieien lcinen 9rOBtn @ebaufcn nidt AUS
fiibren; oenn er ipiirbe babur0 ii6 lelblt
unb bic Sultis unb mittelbar logar ben
Don DEM Isl @etroffcnen I66erli6 MAIDEN.
vS0rperliher S9aoen" lift benz @stroffe=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
9aambmorO ,smS &ebcmSucrfGes

CHARLES 0rcipS unO 6ronf Gtidler.
5tuet Der &erle, welde Den alteu Sobn
9taber 9clnoroet babcn, I'M bas 9cbcls=
ELECTROMAGNETIC ST crlangen, baben am
IA. 9tOUembcr i6r Serbre6en am Wal9en
Su 2ebanon 0ebilBt.
sSnt Oal3en itanoen iehs Mdnner nit
bielcr ideuBli6en MorOtbat, Die an Z.
9c;crlbcr Oori9en Sabrcs 81 Sn0tantopn
Gap III BcnnlDIDanicn uerlbt iuurbe, III
SerbinOung.
StiOlcr, ein BcnuiDlnaniid Oeuti6cr
thar Der cigentlihe OtorOer 9taber's, in=
DEM CT oieien in einem 3eid crtrGrfte.
Sin ucrmeintli0er Ibciluebntcr OH Dem
Oioroe, 3cbn1anl, iW freigclpro6cn Dors
Oen = belonoer5 audi Ot5Dalb, neil Dem
0auptbelaltungs> 3elgen gegen tDl, Wtle,
Der lelblt ali Oct S1an0that tbcligc1omz
men Bate unO Gtaats;cllge iuIrOc, fol>
geltocs lad)9clDleie R iDnrOcn mar: CT D1tte
lp0ar Da5 Ncbeu ~leillcr Wtutter III Dcrbre:
derilDcr Nblidt Deriidcrt ui16 bate iUirt1
LID Dcrlu6t. DiclcIbe 81 crrnoroei1 =; abcr Die
aLte Srau n0t0igte iDn lOlieBliD III tDrer
beltGtDigcn IoDe3TurUt, Die 8erltheruIg
Dicocr anISu8eben.
llebcr Dicle Jtau6lnorbe mitteLit 2cbcnsz
Derli0erunB laJt Ser Sdltlnlorcr vGOrs
reiponOent": Die neuclte 9lrt Des Jtau6z
maroS lit bic, oas Gebct zines Srittcn bod
3u periihcrn mo ibm Oanr. na6oem eiz
rige Yrdmicn besablt iinO, 81 crmOrOen
Oocr crmorocn Sl lallcn. Oerartige Ser
bred,cn itno obgleib nod teine filnTun0z
3tpau3ig Sabre ucrfloiien, lett oas erlte
geihab beute feline Selrcnbeit mebr, tie
itno i1on aI%leltDalben uorgetou1ruclt, n6cr
~belonoers III HennipIDanien oOer einem
&bcile bicieS StaatcS ldeint man Die ST.
moroung bon &crliberten lDltcnatti6 81
bctrei5elt. IS lhctnt Oort cine fOrmliOe
Wtanie 3u 6errihcn. III 8crii6erun8en gu
ipcfultren, uno Die Nbit6t, ocnl Scrliberz
ten in elmer pDer Ocr anDeret 9Sciie Ditiiz
Der SIT belien. miro Don Derartigen Spefuz
lolten nit elmer bemertcnSlpertben Sffcnz
belt aIsaeiprodcn."
@rit fiirSlib ipurbe lit oeryldbe bciieIbcn
lebanon. iuO ieBt sipci ioIdc Gau6ln0roer
am 0algcn gceloet babel1, ell GDnlt1er
WtorO, ipie oct Gaber'iGc, cntpe6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
silaof martia eet sea stour.

Der frilbere Snbianers Miliiondr WQrs
tin, Bis BOT &lr;em Qbt bel Den Sereoit>
~tincrn, Jest Stidof, bat einen neuen uerz
gebli1en Geriud) 9cilad)t. bic nit Sitting
Ynl in Gauaoa btfinbliden Siour sur
1lnterlpcrfuug inter Die Gtgtcrung Der
Ser. Staatem Su bciDcgcn. NI0 Die5lnal
iheute CT Die milDlanle lind 9cfdDrlihe
9ttiic uiAt, walDte lid abcr uidt, wic DaS
leBtc Mtal, Gil Den 6alsltarrigcn Sitting
Bull, 1onoeru all Den critics: &ricgsbGupts
ling SpotteO Gagle unO beiicn uuterbduptz
lingo.
Jtiht ,ueniger ais 200 oornebme 8riez
aer aus ben SiouIItdmmem Der l%lnepapa5,
MtnnccouiouS. Gorda5 uub OgdlIalas
lamlnclten it'd ull Ytidof Ulartiu ant
Syret6man's Street. auf canabiiteln
in Der 9tGbe Der anterifanil6en 0rcn3c;
and Der britii6e Sbtrit Otac 2eoO bonn
@ren3fort Mallb mor lit DIR 9tatb5uerz
iamnluug su8eget. Bil6of Ufartit, Der
Sic Stour= oocr Oafota : Sprdde g~eldufig
iprid)t INTO BON leineur iri6eren Birtcn
ais W2iliiondr aud bet oicien Sipur per-
i6ulih belicbt lit, 1ielt cine ~cinDriuglide
Gebe. lporin CT auSeinanDcrlcbte, baB I'm
termerfung unn tinftigc5 TrieDli6cs Yers
boltcu, ipipie Gertaul0ung oeS &rtegcrz
uno SG0ertcbens nit bent Nebe1 bon Bleb7
s~iid)tern ulo Ndcrbalcrn Die etnStgclt
Ufittcl ant @rDaltlng ulD sum- Uortldritt
Der SnDianer lcien. ST mics beionoerS
aid 0arauf bin, oaB Die 8ilffeljago cine
lcbr siueife!Dofte GrmcrbSqu:ue fir oieie
SiDur bilpe, illbem bic 8iiffcl an 9lass
lterbcn ieicli, unO in0em Die Sipur, 10 oft
Die nod ilbyi9cn 8iificlbeeroes p9m arles
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

rifaniidct ouf canaoiiheu 8ooen fdrten
1tlo bort bon i9nen geiagt Diirocn, nit
ben bon JtedtSipegcn alf calaotld)em @cs
bietc lebcnbcn Snoiancrn bonn Stanilte
Oct 8ladfcct in Strett gertetDcr uno Die
canaoii1c Jtcgicrung nod GeSlpltngelt lett
tperoc, gcgell Die III Der Sllffelia9o nit Den
0Iadicet cDncMrrircnoet StouT el1Suz
ihrciten.
Mber Die Siours 6duptltnge tparen taitb
9caer Weartin's G~orlteuungc1. Sbre
9tcDner prablten bamit, OaB Der GroBe
@eilt ibMen in lcbter :3eit 8lfIel iii O1etgc
9egcber babe; all Gincm Gage D0ttcn lie
oerel tauieno gcidolcn uuD crlt an lcBtcn
Gage adtbultocrt. Der WroBe Octlt iDouc
ofienDar, oaB lie Mcib mo Rino nad) iDic
DOT nit Dem 5leiid)s Dcs Nil1ftlS ndbrtcn.
unO iie b1tbtcn oa9cr gar nid)t Daralt, li6
Dem @roBcn 9atcr st untcrlpertc1, iDls>
lpD6l Tie Den SdiparSrof Wfarttl ais gutclt
iueiBcn Wlonn bctradtetet.
&cin 3urcoen Dts SiiboIs balf etipaS,
ulo Ct idico bon Den Derblen0etelt JtptD7
b6itcn nit Den @orten: Inter lolNer
llnitGubcn f0nnc CT freili0 nidtS tlr ne
tbun iie tpitrDeu aber ipobl anoer5 ocltel1
Icrrcn, lpelln Die 8iffel D%crldtpdnocr uno
iblcr uiGt5 ilbri9 blclbsl ipcrDe, GiS Ild
auf Ngenturcn Scr Ser. Staaten 5u untcrz
,Dericr, ODER Su D%crDul9crN.
Sitting Bull bate Der 9tatbSpcrldmm
lung gar nid)t 6cigclpoDnt, ionOern lib
nur Dor Dem gSi0lDanl, i'll ipeldcm lie
itattfano, ulnbcr gcoril6t. -8ti0of Wearz
tin lit pou ~lcillcr uergc6ti1eu Jtcile lDiepcr
III 8i5marf an9etDmmcn. 9Scnn lelblt
cin Bel Den SiouI 10 an9eieDener fat6oliz
l1er Mtiiiondr Die Wtartin Oielc SiouI
ni6t Don ibrem Taulcnsers2 e6en obbrius
gen fant, iucr lOu IS oann tDan? Die
Gerle tDollen eben nld,t ar6eiten, uitO lclblt
bic 8riiNel, iDeld)c lie filr3li0 bon 0ereral
Wiiles erba(tcn Ga6sit, Dcrmodteu iblcn Die
Sdulheit uiht aus;utrei6en.
Mirpc iDnen Oas 8iiIielz Tleii6 geniiz
gen, 10 fDrntc Der meiBc glulteolcr iii
Wontana itt5 iibcr tDre 9(rbcitsidcu Wenig
bcflagen; aber iic ciien audi germ ooS
SleiiD BON. Sa1mem Gteb. QScnu gar oaS
Yuffcl= Sleii6 lettcn ipirO DDer ganj aus
gcbt, Datn trciben Die bon Canada na6
Utoutana 6criiberfommeuoen Siour Den
Gicbraub I'M WroBcn, ul0 gum GieDraub
bin pflegcn ia biele lSilOcn auf Den Qlns
iteDlunget Oct ySeiBen nod melt drgere
SrcDel su bcgc1eu. Darum perlonet aud
@encrol Sbcrioan, OaB nod mebr
@rensfortS III WiOntara errldtet ipcrOc1
iDuell. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
Nr6n0eMfenWQAI.

grt. II. S 2 Der 8unbssuerfafiuus Der
Ser. Staaten Iautet:
Each State shall appoint, in such
manner as TIL lie gislature thereon
may direct, a number of electors equal
% the whole number etc.
gu bsuti9: nSeOer Stat ipII, auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

WiIitdrs 8eb0roen, bic ben gefd6rli1en
8ittoria immer tuicber, Ht6 sulept iogar
oid)t bcim Sort Stanton, entipiiGen lieBen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
Real Estate Transfers,


The efollowing real estate transfers were
made from noon yesterday to noon to-day.
Cedar Grove Land and Building Associa-
ton to Benz. Van Schoock; consideration
5000.
Tax sales per Auditor W. T. Capeller:
Asa H. Andrew to VIM. T. Young, lot
No. g. McCluug's subdivision of Cleves
81 AZ.
]. r. Challen to same, 21-10O acres in
Harrison Township
Harriet Carr to same, property in Mi
ami Township; 81 81.
John Chambers to same, Lot 10, Whit
neys, of No. %, Harrison and Miami Town
ships.
Ellen NJ. Holiday to same 24-10O acres,
Taylor's heirs subdivision, Miami Town
ship; SO o..
Enoch Goendvke to same, Lot No. l, Nc
Clung's subdivision of Cleves, Miami Town
ship $50 90.
Same to same, Lot No. 2, McClungs subdi-
vision of Cleves, So SO.
Samuel Balsley to same, Lot No. 7, Whit
ney's of No. % Harrison's, Miami Town
ship, SO OF.
Same to same, Lot No. 8, same subdivi-
sion; So OF.
Mary C. Mcdonald to same, so acres in
Delhi Township; $Ss 10.
Same to same, rs acres in Delhi Town
ship 500 95.
Same to same, acres in Delhi Town
ship; So OF.
Same to same, 5 acres in Delhi Town
ship; $6 OF.
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POLICE PICKINGs.
Brought Before Judge Wilson This Morning.

Brought Before Judge Wilson This Morning.
Mrs. Eliza Orr, the proprietress of sec
ond-hand store at No. 374 West Fifth street,
was arraigned before Judge Wilson this
morning. charged with having received sto-
len goods from one John Williams, who
had taken them from the room of Henry
Euston, No. 219 West Fourth street. No
evidence appearing that she knew the
goods had been stolen, the case was dis
missed.
While Mr.. H. Van Zandtwas going along
Elm street near Court at an early hour this
morning he was seized by a stranger, who
attempted to relieve him of his watch and
chain. Mr.. Van Zandt called for help,
which was responded to by Officer Petit.
The would-be highway robber was arrested
and taken to the Central Station. Judge
Wilson continued his case until the 2sth
inst
S. P Freisenhorn was fined $25 for col
lecting rent from one Charles w. Meyers
under false pretenses.
Last Saturday evening warrant was
sworn out by Mr. Russell Williams Yard
master of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad,
for the arrest of Lester A. Rose and E. T.
Harkrader, publishers of the Sunday News
charging them with criminal libel in hay
ing published an article stating that he had
made indecent proposals to several ladies in
Ludlow, Ky. Rose was arrested last night,
but Harkrader has not yet been found.
Judge Wilson this morning continued the
case against Rose until the 2Sth inst.
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

Alpa NJ. Ridings filed suit for divorce
against Robert Ridings for divorce, custody
Of children, alimony and otherre
Lucilla Alice Ruff brought similar suit
against John D. Ruff
Judge Andrew J. Pruden brought suit
against the Trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway to recover $1,000 for
damages caused by the latter allowing
long lines Of trains standing in front of his
premises on Mclean avenue between Wade
and Wilstach streets.
Before Judge Johnston. Wilhelmina
Miller against James Miller Suit for di-
vorce ON grounds of willful absence and
gross neglect. Decree granted; also $1,000
alimony.
In the case of Mary Brose against VIM.
Heinrich, under the bastardy act. in which
verdict against the defendant had been
rendered, motion for new trial was
granted.
PROBATE.
The will of Antonio Garberino was pro-
bated.
Henry Fl. Finch was appointed admins
traitor of Elijah Hathaway. Personally
$1,000,
Drunk-Barney Stanwood, James Queen,
Lizzie Miller, So; Andrew Baker, 80 days
Disorderly Conduct-Mary Keating John
Mack, continued; Arthur S. O'Connell
Charles Stone, E. r. Fougel, James John
ston, dismissed; Thomas Weeks, 5000.
Miscellaheous-Jas. Rooney, j. M. Bosley
Erna Williams, VIM. Monahan, grand lar
ceny, dismissed; w. Sehaller, manslaughter,
continued; JOS Williams, Harry McKim,
housebreaking, dismissed; William Camp
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Sem pb0dV'S Child.

Somebody's child is dying-dying with the 6tsil
OF hope on his young face and indescribabe
yearning to live and take all honored place in the
world beside the companions of his youth And
somebody's mother is thinking of the time when
that dear face will be hidden where ray of hope
can brighten it-when her heart aud home will be
lett desolate-Deczuse there was no cure for con
sumption Reader, ii the child be your neighbor's,
take this comforting word to the mothers heart
before il Is too late. Tell her that consumption
Is curable, that M, are living to-day aged, TO-
bust men, whom the physicians pronounced in
durable at the age of twenty five because one lung
had been almost destroyed by the disease. Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery il Il most eff
cient Alternative for scpsrauus the Scrofuous mat
ter from the blood and lungs, and mpGIting
strength to the system. II has cured hundreds Of
cousum ptiyes.
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Every function is deranged, every nerve
unstrung every muscle and fiber weakened
by fever and ague. 1t is, in fact, disease
which if unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system. In all its types, in every phase, it
is dangerous, destructive. Stupor, deliri-
um, convulsions, often attend it, and cause
swift dissolution. But when combated
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters its foot
hold in the system is dislodged, and every
vestige of it eradicated. That benign anti
febrile specific and preventive of the dread
ed scourge is recognized not only within
our own boundaries, but in tropic lands far
beyond them, where intermittents and re-
mittents are fearfully prevalent, to be sure
antidote to the malarial poison and relia-
Bile means of overcoming disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels, of which a viii
ated torrid atmosphere and brackish mias-
ma-tainted water extremely provocative.
All enigrants and travellers should be sup
piled with it,