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Daily Republican., 1879-06-30

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Daily Republican., 1879-06-30

ETAN ED.-This day. rs labcrers. None
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
COLUM MBUS.

DIBk DoINas AT DUBLIN-THEY WANT A ZOO
SUPPOSED CROOKS, ETC.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, Dec 23.--A bad state of affairs
exists at Dublin, this county d. G. Cook,
the man who had his saloon blown up some
time since, says certain people have been
warned to move away from Dublin. Sat-
urday night Ku-Klux meeting was held.
composed of both men and women. One
old gray-haired woman, referring to the
blowing up of Cooks saloon, said: II can
do better job than that myself" which
was greeted with applause. Other houses
have been threatened with blowing up.
A meeting composed OF number of the
most prominent citizens OF Columbus will
be held this evening for the purpose OF
perfecting arrangements for instituting a
Geological Garden, on the plan of the Gin
cinnati garden. Agents are now in Gin
cinnati examining the details of the gar
den.
When the midnight train came in this
morning, Charles Williams and John Law
renee. of Wheeling, passengers on the train,
were arrested on a telegam from that city.
They are supposed to be crooks. Both are
young.
The Governor arrived home this morn
ing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
TOMMY'S TRICKS.
What the Wizard Of Menlo Park Thinks
He Can DO.
rational Associnted Press 10 the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, Dec 23-Mr. Edison has
already his perfected electric light lamps
in operation in Menlo Park, N. j., and IL is
reported that he will light up all the house
and street lamps in Menlo Park and pub
licly demonstrate that he can do all he
claims with his horse shoe light.
One of his charred paper burners has
been glowing steadily for several days with
out change. Another was made to run up
from about eighteen-candle power to such q
pitch of luminosity that person could
read advertisements in the daily papers a
distance of seventy-fve feet.
Mr.. Edison hopes in practice to feed
eight lamps with each horsepower he uses
1t is claimed that the electricity that will
run ono gas jet will run sewing machine,
rock the cradle or do other light work, and
cost only four cents day. Edison SAYS:
1--WE will send light all night and power all
day. I have little motor with which |
have been raising five gallons of water fifty
feet high every minute i: was at work, and
the electricity used was exactly the amount
required to burn one gas jet That's just
one-eighth of horse power, for reckon
eight gas jets for every horsepower"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

. Cnt0FOSkB OF Oft6n SACAH AHCsey
Morbid Deficiency or Poverty of Blood can
positively be cured by the use of SWEDISH
BITTERs and proper attention to the laws of
nature. The symptoms are mostly vertigo,
dizziness and faintness, spasmOdic move
ment of the muscles, sometimes amounting
to convulsions violent and obstinate neu-
ralgic pains in the head, side, breast or
other parts of the body are also frequent
attendants of the disease; the bile is fre-
quently scanty, with unhealthy alvine
evacuations, and dyspectic stateuof the
stomach is extremely common; in young
women there are severe coughs, emacia-
tion. and irregularity of the menstru.
alton. To remove all these dim
culties require the utmost care and atten
tion. The digestive system must be cor
rected; constipation must be obviated; the
menses if retained, suppressed, or other
| wise irregular must be restored TO the
| healthy state. Moderate exercise in the
open air, wearing flannel next to the skin
paying strict attention to diet (which should
be nutritious and digestible )and the Swedish
Bitters, if properly taken, will overcom.
all difficulties by keeping the bowels ant
digestive organs in proper condition, tonins
the stomach and building up the system
To improve the color of the blood taxi
three pills daily of carbonate of iron, U. s
P. or dialysed iron 20 drops three time
daily. Send onsdollar and we will forward
the Bitters by mail. accompanied with full
directions. Address, Swedish Medicine
Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
w &c WireliMgs.

Hon. c. W. O'Neal died at Findlay, o.
Yeakel's Block burned at Greenville, Pa.
DR.. II. r. Williams died at Rising Sun,
Ind.
George Kelly, Altoona, Pa, killed by
cars.
Jesse Hudson. old citizen died at Millers.
burg, 0.
John Bakers house burned near Rising
Sun, Pa.
Hon. James Pendegrast died at James
town, N. Y.
Hon. Campbell Tarr, Of Wellsburg W.
Va, is dead.
DR.. Ellsworth. celebrated pill maker, died
at Cory, Pa. ..s.
Ii tia Cora Dimona scalded to death a,
swirlyville, Pa.
s. Leopold, Louisville drummer, killed by
cars at Pit,sburg.
New Masonic Tempe dedicated in Day
ton, O., last night.
w. w. Wheeler's house burned at Charles
ton, w. Va. Loss $4,000.
Janitor Atlantis, Ga, Medical College ar
rested for body snatching.
Thomas Tyrrell, aged fifteen, drowned ir
an air hole at Carroliton. Ill.
Jacob Dunlap, Versailles, o., is dead. H,
blew in the n,uzsle Of q gun.
Willie Taylor. aged sixteen, burned t,
death from gasoline at Detroit.
West. Bradley 4 Co.'s rset factory, Nev
York, destroyed by fire Loss $500, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
M. z. Church Fair.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Fair opened
last evening at Miller's Opera-house, 1wenty-ffth
Ward. under the most promis ng auspices. There
has been an untiring interest and zeal mani
tested by all the members of this congregation in
putting this enterprise on foot. and its inaugura-
ton angrs the most flatterng success. 1t Is, in
deed, no small affair. either IN way o. magnitude
or In manner Of treating and dealing with its
patrons based upon the liberal value received
plan, and conducted in an atmosphere of social
enjoyment.
bountifuly stacked with articles from the small
pleasing toy to the useful and substantial neccssi-
ties OF HE. The fair ladies presiding vie In beauty
with the myriads of sweet-faced dolls that cluster
in every grotto, and are. as you meet them upon
all occa ions, irresistible. MONKEY. Johns
grocery is prominent ana important feature in
the makeup OF the grand display. while John
himself acts the true rr totyre of the original Old
grocer ard to see him ,ake down the jars recalls
the days wheu cinnamon cigars Were seven for 9
cent. Don't iai to eat your oysters at the Opera
house Fair. and buy cinnamon cigar from John
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
MORAL ROTTENNESS.

MURAL fons
National Associated rress to the Star.
NEW York, Dec. 23.-Dr. Speer has asked
the Brooklyn Presbyt terry to investigate the
charge of Moral Rottenness" made by Dr.
Talmage.
Asked FOR ORANGES AND GAvE THEM SAND.
The steamship Colorado las arrived from,
Medi terranean ports with fruit, including
$50 orange boxes. Oranges appeared oppo-
site the oLcn spaces, but examination
proved that there were only bags of sand
beneath. A London firm had advanced
money on the oranges and will lose &C
O0rdingly.
BROKER DIES OF NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN.
Voorhees, Schenck, a member of the
Board of Brokers, died yesterday from ner
vous prostration caused by business ankle
ties. He was delirious three days. He
leaves widow.
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY DINNER.
The annual dinner of the New England
Society took place last evening at tine Fifth
Avenue Hotel. The attendance was larger
than on any previous occasion, and it was
the universal opinion that the banquet
was the most successful ever given by the
Society. Many prominent guests wert
present Secretary Sherman responded t(
the toast, ''The President OF the United
States" and Gen. W. T. Sherman to th'
toast, ''Tne Army"
GRAND RELIGIOUS DISSIPATION.
At weekly meeting of tie Baptist min
listers Just held, Brother Miller character
lied the Moody and Sankey revival as |
grand religious dissipation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
BROUGHT 10 GRIEF.
Terrible Array Of Prisoners in the Polio
Court.

Terrible Array Of Prisoner in the Police
Court.
Old-time Biddy Duffy was the first lady to be
stood up" this morning before Judge Wilson.
She was charged with drunkenness and witnesses
were not required to prove the charge. She got
three months quicker than can of nitro-glycer-
inc could explode.
Robert Clarke & Co. store yesterday and helped
himself to valuable comb and brush. He was
caught before he got out OF the store. Judge Will
son this morning sentenced him to three months
in the Work house.
Thomas Reagan was arrested last night by Ofi
GERS Kean and Brooks for disorderly conduct. On
the way to the StatiOn-house John Cosgrove
pulled ''gun" on the officers, and attempted t
take Reagan from them. COsgrOve was also Ia
ken in. Reagan was fined $40 and Cosls and
Mike Heimus for an assault and battery upon
all old man named Conrad Nagle, was fined SIT
Henry Daum, for drunkenness, went out fol
George Reisouryeber, of Madison. Indiana, came
to the Paris Of America a few days ago on visit
Yesterday he got very drunk aud to his other ex
perience was added that of being locked up in
gave him until the departure of the next tram fol
Indiana in which to get out of town.
James Moore and Michael Russell were charged
with the theft of all overcUat from Charles Black
burn The evide'ce failed to show that thest
men had stolen the benjamin" " and they vert
discharged.
Marshal Bailey, OF Walnut Hill, was captured
last night with two-bushel sack full OF Chickens
in his possession. Baiey having bad record, hi
was charged with being common thief He wa
sent out for three months
James Healy.. charged with stealing silve
watch from his mother, had his case continued
until Dec. 30th.
Thomas Harmon, James Welsh. Dennis Frank
lin and Peter King had their preliminary examin
ation this morning for cutting James Mcintyre
The evidence showed that Harmon did the cut
Gran d Jury. The rest of the defendants were dis
charged
Charles Mclean charged with the theft of
mule, dray. harness, and bale Of hay from Henr,
Stiebel. was sentenced to thirty days in the Work
house and fine Of $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
FINE FOWLS.
Poultry and Pet Stock Show at the Exposi-
. ton Buildings.

Tomorrow will be held the second annual e1-
hib ton OF the Cincinnati Poultry and Pet
Stock Association in Horticultural Hall OF the
Exposition Buildings The managers are making
great preparations for first-class show OF fine
bred poultry, and expect to have very large va
rlety OF breeds represented, some of them being
from New York, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ken
lucky and all parts of Ohio
George H. LaRue. of Wyoming, President Of the
Association, is experimenting the arranging OF
the coops in which the stock will be exhibited.
and says that, cons des,ng the large number OF
entries already received lthere being about 50Ol
the hall will he none too large There are several
States remaining to be heard from. The coops
will be arranged on long tables set around the
plots laid out for the exhibit of flowers during the
exposit ton leaving the walks just as they are.
The Corresponding Secretary, Mr.. Alexis Brown,
will exhibit novel steam Matching apparatus by
which means chickens will be hatched every
hour.
The entry fees will be distributed as premiums
among the exhibitors. as follows: First premium,
fifty per cent; second premium, thirty per cent.
third premium, twenty per cent.
Winfield & Klingen, of Hubbard, Ohio. have
purchased entry privileges to the amount Of $SS 30
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fused to give the name of his assailant and

fused to give the name of his assailant, and
consequently no arrest was made.
Gilroy, during the past week. began to
sink rapidly, and was in such precarious
condition that at O'Clock last evening,
Rev. DOYLE of the Church of AtonemeDt,
had to administer to him the rite of ex-
trems JUNCTION.
Since that time Gilroy was at the point
of death. All the efforts of the physicians
were of no avail, and young Gilroy died
early this morning.
No arrests have vet been made, and the
Coroner, through the murdered boys
father, was notified and requested to hold
an inquest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
Sturgis and His Soldiers.

DEADwooD, d. r., Dec. %. Captain. F.
W. Benton, of the United States Calvary.
was placed under arrest at Fort Meade Sat
urday by order of General Sturgs, and will
probably be Court-martialed. The charges
and specifications have not yet been made
known.
Captain E. H. French, of the same regi.
ment, who has been suspended the past
year for excessive and continual dissipa-
ton, left Fort Meade yesterday in charge
Of Lieutenant Caring for Fort Leavell-
worth, where he will be brought before the
retiring Board.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
Death Record.
The following deaths nave been placed on
rocnrd s;nce our last report:

The following deaths have been placed o.
record since our last report:
Infant Siegman, stillhorn, city.
Walter Borrman. 20 months, city.
Chas. Wea,hers, % months, city.
VIM. Randall. 8 months, city.
Chas. Baker, 2 months, city.
H. Schwenninger, 10 months, city.
Walter jones, month, city.
Auretta Hotlsell. 3 years, city.
Emma Lessher, years, city.
Henrietta Charles, years, CITY.
Mary Busckkamp. years. city.
Julia Gurlitz, 50 years, Germany.
l. Erpenbeck. 81 years, Germany.
Thos. Harper, 62 years. Ireland.
Mary Costello, 54 years, Ireland.
Bridget r ,urke, 50 years, Ireland.
Gertie Williams, q years. Iowa.
Henrietta Becker, IS years, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, stationary,
followed by higher temperature, cloudy
and rainy weather.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
Christmas Dinner.

I have now in stock, expressly purchased
for the above purpose, pure Spanish and
California Port. Sherry, Angelica and Ma.
deira Wines; Ohio Ives Seeding still and
sparkling Catawba, also Piper Heidsik
Champagne. The above goods sold in any
quantity and delivered free of charge.
G. H. HENsEL wholesale and retail dealer
in wines and liquors, southwest cornel
Court street and Central avenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

One of New York's prominent chemists,
Mr.. Albert 9. Dung, 81 Bowery, says: "St
Jacobs Oil cured well-known auctioneer,
and many other prominent citizens OF
rheumatism. 1t is a reliable remedy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Finest mixed candy in the city for 20t
per pound at rs Fountain Square.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Drink Weber's celebrated beer, 1t is th'
best; on tap at all 6rst-class saloons
Try It'll
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Candies for everybody at l5c, 2Oc and &c
per pound at 76 Fountain Square.
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James A. Radigan killed James Camel in
Baltimore County, Md, in quarrel about
woman.
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NEW YORK CITY.


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occasion to use the St Jacobs Oil. and with MnQ
gratifying success, I deem 1t my strict duty -
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

10 AVENUE B, Fred. Pitzer.-For yean I -
mffered from headache. which forced me at timel
70 stop work. I consulted the best physicans. bsi
only found temporary relief. Everybody talked
If st. Jacobs Oil, which induced me to mako Z
rial. The frst bottle brought relief, and . fun
her course cured me altogether.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Rosa Blessington. bless her old soul, still
lives. notwithstanding the reports pub
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

A VOC Ell r. R 81 g o..
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Nol7-N, ,Tu&W -d&w,Arn Nos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-05

on el Immediate siguiente al de la devo-
lucion del expediente.
Art. IS. Si un elcctor inscrito en- las
listas de un Distrito electoral traslada-
SO su vecindad otro Distrito 8 dife-
rente Seccion, le bastard para ser ms
critic en- las correspondence q la Sec-
cion de su anterior vecindad; pero se
admitira prueba en- contlario 81 hubiese
oposicion de parte leg1tima,
Art. 36. Si la demanda fuere de ex-
clusion, debera acompanarla tambien,
para ser admissible, justification docu-
mental negativa del concepto por que
figure en- las listas ell elector, 6 afrma-
tiva respecto las circunstancias que
producer incapacidal con arreglo 81
artic4lo 90.
Art 81. Admitida en- este case la
demanda, seguira los tramites que que
dan prescritos para las de inclusion
pero ademas de la publication prevent
da por ell art1oulo %, seran siempre ci-
tados personalmente los electores cuya
exclusion Sc solicite. Eta citacion Sc
hara por cedula acompanada de copia
literal de la demanda 81 documenta-
cion en- Ia forma dispuests por los artl-
culos 22y 228 de la Ley de Enjuieia-
miento Civil, cuya entrega SO hara on
el domicilio en- que ell interesado result
to inscrito en- las listas.
A este 6 cualquiera otro elector que
SO presente a sostener su derecho le bas-
tara justiicar la calidad 6 circumstances
determinada que en- la demanda y en- su
comprobacion SO le niegue, y sobre este
punto resolvera el Juez en- su sentencia
Art. 38. Ell que haya sido exclude
de las listas del censo electoral por al
guna de las causas expresadas en- el art
20, no podra volver q ser inscrito en- las
del mismo nj en- las de otro Distrito sin
que acredite haber recobrado con pos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-05

3e Ii demolicion de la est6tua ecnestre
que Sc refere ell articulo g. Sc efectuara inme.
diatamente despues de sancionado este De
cretO
40 Ell Executive nacional excitara al Con
sejo Municipal del dstrito Federal, para que en-
ammonia con la yoluntad del pals y ell espiritu
de la epocl, lleve cabo de una manera ana
loga este Decreto, an acto digno Y jHsticiero
respecto de la estatna erigida en- la coliaa de
nominada lei Calvario de Caracas
Dado etc, etc., etc.
Esto SO decretaba ell 1ltimo mes del
aio pasado, y ell 20 de enero habian
ocurrido los siguientes successes en- Ve-
nezuela.
Ell estldo del Zulia habfa proclamado
al general Guzman Blanco 10 mismo
ell de Maracaibo. Ell general Cedeno, di-
ce un colega, ocupara a Cardcas antes
del 30 de enero con la connivenc:a de
las autoridades que desean la vuelta de
Guzman Blanco para que arregle las
di6cultades que implica una guerra ci-
vii. A peticion de los diferentes presi-
denies de los estados de Venezuela, el
general Guzman Blanco ha prometido
regresar su pals, adonde llegara ell 20
de febrero.
Y he ahf que la misma nacion que
considerable un mes ha como una afren-
ia las estdtuas Y privilegios de Guzman,
considera ahora un honor colocarle al
frente de sus destinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-05

terror, ST ell Ministerio Fiscal no Sc opu-
siese q la demanAla, dictara ell Juez
dentro de veinte~y cuatro horas senten-
cia de6nitiva razonada declarando 6
negando ell derecho electoral solicita.
do. Esta sentencia sera apelable en-
ambo5 efectos y 81 no SO apelase, que
dara el fallo ejecutoriado sin necesidad
de ninguna declaration, y SO procedera
aejecutarlo inmediatamente,
Art. 81. ST dentro del t6rmino del
art. 28 Sc preseptase alguno oponi6ndo-
Sc la demanda, 8 en- ell case del artl-
culo 29 SO opusiere ell Ministerio Fiscal,
Sc dara inmediatamente copia del escri-
to de oposicion a la perte actora, man
dara ell Juez convocar q las parties Jul
clio verbal, que SO celebrara 10 mas tar
de cinco dias despues de fenecido dicho
t6rmino, y al cpal podra asistir con
aquellas un hombre bueno 8 defensor
con cada una para sostener sus dere-
chos.
Art 80. De este juicio, que podrd
durar hasta tres dias, y en- que podran
admitirse nuevas justifcaciones que no
sean de testigos, Sc extendera la opor-
tuna acta que suscribiran con el Juez
las parties 8 sus defensores y el Esori-
bano. Los nuevos documentos que 90
presentaren SO uniran al expediente ORR
ginales 8 On testimonio concertado con
ellos.
Art. 33. Conclude ell iuicio verbal,
y dentro del siguiente dia, el Juez die.
tara sentencia, que sera apelable como
er ell case del art, 30.
Art. "a. Cuando hubiere oposicion
& la demanda, el Ministerio Fiscal sola-
mente sera dido despues del juicio YER
bal, para 10 cual Sc le pasaran los autos,
que devolvera con dictamen escrito den.
tro tres dias. J Ia sentencia 90 dictard
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terioridad q su exclusion la aptitud me-
cesaria para ser elector.
Art. SO. No Sc podran acumular Ell
una misma demanda reclamaciones de
inclusion y exclusion.
Art 40. Las apelaoiones 4 que Sc
re6eren los art1culos 30 y 33 SO interpon-
dram dentro del termino de tres dias
desde la notification de la sentencia, y
aeran admitidos de plano, remiti6ndose
los autos originates q la Audiencia del
territorio, con previa citacion de las
parties para que comparezcan en- ell Tri
bunal dentro del t6rmino de ounce
dias la ape'acion podra interponerse
en- IA misma diligencia de notification.
Art, Al. Estas apelaciones Sc sus-
tanciaran en- Ia forma y por los tramites
prescritos para la de los interdictos po-
sesorios por los art1oulos 760 siguien-
tes de la Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil
pero sin formar apuntamiento, y oyen-
do ante todo al Ministe rio Fiscal, &
quien al efecto pasaran los autos luego
que Sc persone el apelante para que
eraisa su dictamen escrito dentro de
tres dias.
Art, "A. En- la instanoia de apela-
cion podra tambien alegarse nulidad de
la sentencia apelada por haberse falta-
do en- la primera alguuo de los trami-
tes prescritos en- esta Ley y 81 el Tri-
bunal estimare la nulidad, ma1I1ara re-
poner los autos g, estado que tenfan
cuando SO cometi6 la infraccion, con i'm
posicion de las costas al Juez 81 apsre-
ciese culpable de la falta.
Art. 43. Contra el fallo defnitivo
de la Audiencia no Sc dara recurso al
guno.
Art. A. Todos los t6rminos fjados
en- los artlculos que preceden son i'm
prorogables, y en- ellos no SO contaran
los dias en- que no pueden tener lugar