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, 1879-06-23

the millions already expended, anil who aro
to deny tho,naotves tho other millions Of
their earnings which hare yet to 10 oxpend-
ctI. Tho zoal with which tho venerable
md familiar crowd who gracea tho plat
form On Saturday night entered into tho
work Of backing tip tho old stone
Ring. which socks recovery from its
bankruptcy, will 10 accepted by the
general public on sufficient ovldonoo why tho
Mayor md City Oonnol should rosoluto]y
md reremptoriy ndhors to their purpose to
rrotcct tho city and the City Iroasury and
burtiened Taxpayers agunat this whole
sehems OF p1unlor.
If there 10 my defects In the work, the
City Government eau certainly de.oet them
md havo them romedied at the cost Of tho
contractors. But tho demand that the work
shall stop, that tho hundreds Of mon now
employed ahall be discharged, are such weak
inventions to promote the aim Of tho
stone Ring that they will deceive no
onc, nor can they bo tolerated without a bo-
trnyal Of tho public interests. We do not
believe the Chairman Of tho Saturday night
meeting can deliver. to the Stone Ring the
Democratic party In or out Of tho City ooun'
Gil; wo Ito not bolioye lo cau command out
side Of tho regulnr stipendiaries Of corrup.
ton following respectable eithor In NUM-
bers or In person. Il In posdbls that there
aro mon in the Council whose votes arc for
salc, but We do not bellows that auch por-
sons are so numerous az to accomplish the
betrayal Of tho people, as this Saturday night
ncotng desired, into tho hands Of d Ring
once formidable, but which is now bnnk-
9rupt because Of Its previous expenditures
for otlcinl corruption, md whose only hope
Of ,racovory is in tho succoss Of tho preseut
scheme to tear down all that has been built
Of the City-Hali and begin all over at cost
Of q million Of dollars
, 1879-06-23

Tho sermons printed this morning in orr
columns ara thoae Of Prof. Sw1st. Oh ".rha
Pathos Of Christianity; Of the Rev. L, 2.
GOODWIN, Of the First Congregational
Church, on tho " DOCTRINE Of Inspiration y:
OF Bishop DzcHwIrl1, OF Georgia, at Trinity
Episcopal Church; Of the b.ccalaurcate
sermon by tho Rcy. EpwAnD DxgoIEn, of
Drook1yn, before tho graduating class Of
Knox College ct Ga1esharg; besides accounts
Of tho ordination Of nIno young Swedish
Lutheran preachers in this city, aud tho
conservation Of three Bishops Of tho lie.
formed Episcopal Church ut Philadelphia,
, 1879-06-23

Mr. CMARLEs 4, DANA aalLs foe Europe ou
the 2d ol Jusr, and marked improvement NAV
bo looked for ia the quality Of the stu. We
would ltks to bet Mr. DAAA two'and-a.halt TINT
he darcp's 60 to st- Petersburg aud SET up the
leusakt Sunostlch, q Journal which will call the
Gar "fIis FraudulencY" and speak Of GoRrs.
CuAKorf ~ "tha alleged Chancellor"
, 1879-06-23

Tho anHwcr Of Tho Khediva Of Egypt to
tho English aud French demand for his nb,li-
cation is polite refusal md reference OF
the Powers to tile Porto for further aatisfao-
tion. This stop was taken in accordance
with tho adyico Of the Turkish Ministry, but
it is difficult to dstormino from the dispatch-
cs Just what the sultnn'a vlows mud intou-
tions are respecting the removal Of tho
Eoyptian Vicerpy.
, 1879-06-23

The conduct OF tho Democratic newspapers
during the recent crisis has reminded us vory
strongly Of the man who always went into
dtsreputable house backward, 80 that II my QUO
SAN hin It might be- thought thath he Vas coming
out.
, 1879-06-23

8pond to our co1lnet6a and the Provinces 10
our Htateg-nok in 1oyerun1snt bt,t III ee1n.
tt,. ,,a,,ro,,,;,,n, ot.r,o,.~, tho r,,u,r;,t A..
e s$, =,
aen'o"eS eonsl8e o. uopnl'eS aon' " 'no pro-
pr1dtofa OF tho lind, tho mercantile clas8es,
md tho ppaanots. 10 consider and tloyfse
achorna~ 1nr 1o,o1 ,,,rrovomnrtu md .toua
r,-..1.. -, ,.t......t
a'ss.'oE Fi'aonoi'e9 een" .oP.0oon'"''''0 ~
she Provlrcihi A6aenibly, which has son1o.
what broader Jurisdiction In thu mhttor Of
toca1 in,nrovarants but ,,ora that cnn inter.
to.o Iii, -. -,,.-u. ~. ......,,a.,,., -,
'o -. "'sA =, l"o'stoA 'uo 't'"."'6"..oA
TUG general laws OF the nntion. Any attempt
at Legislative Government would ba carried
ont probably t,v nnthoriz;nr TIM provincia1
&.,s.,h1i., IL .1oo. ,,o1.,sI.. =. n r.,I~.t
as..,.s -, ". | ss .as -, .,"
"5semoiy' !" mees A. tue oapltai' eosho
notion Of the character md probable Influence
OF tho new gcltotne for constitutional poyern-
.,,,,t ,... ho o.th,-od f~,r, t,,a fo11ox.,,,
49,. -,
eAtt*o' toAt III ai1Iota f.'ate" AZ " Aeooa'
nnrnbor OF Tho i'aU dtaA t'azttN:
"What n. VAtou,ErF ID satl 10 have proposed,
ani rhst In all probability 10 has really rccom-
mendct, sthc formation of centtat Atscmbl1 At
St. Petersburg, IL 90 composed Of certain nnm.
ber Of State flnctonarca sitting a. etFc'o. and OF
Deputies elected BY tho Provincial Ind District
Assemblies already IN existence. The Central
Assembly would not enJoy tho right of promising
~. ~on,d 10 epo~sssa sse 10 ans
rn,mh.r, wonta h. rnti,,,a IN h,rb oeiafa
having ssata in thu Chamber, and to crt,tctso
generally the action Of Tho Government. T"e In.
foone.'on o nor. 81 fif1'anoa. 'nto nnss1a eoa.
tho tho Slhtst., who aes,ro not ,hs Maintenance ma Of
the State VITA certain notifications Of tho political
machinery, bu. it, ont!s abolition, together with
Oil existing laautus'ons eteept mo peassa.-
eone,i,si,nu tho Nihtlis i, IA ,ust m nosslbla int
sueh measure Is is now contemplated may sreuse
for the Government csftaia amount Of eooa.wtll
ffom those who arc no not already aosolnte'
,'1"on tss noto,,nn, % en, o,n.s,nrr % ones drew drew
between "the MounAyrsrrs who hang and tho
AounAr1zrrr who Get hanged" might ba extended
1aas now % ~ To- Apply 70 tue vao!e OF kas.an 10.
.na ehesa .vho ~ .snn.,hI.s
ors Or los, PERFECTLY With tbc con.oitacy, ters il
probably no yer, large class whose favor could be
ptoenFca through concessions of q half'ltbe'al
""au ", .,ia,", Mu
, 1879-06-23

We would give good deal could ne but In
duco 3ir. SPRINGER to wear pedometer On bis
chin, and have the readings published daily after
tho uoute rises,
, 1879-06-23

TpE CHICAGO rktncxx has established branch olacet
for tho rccclpt ot subscriptions AID advertisements -
folowat
NEW YotK-r,oo % Tribune BulMing. r, r, lie.
FAnnKN. ManhxeE.
rARte, Ftaues-No. is Hue Dc Ia Grange f'ate!fere
II. MAHLkn, Agent
LONDON. EnE.-Amertcan Exchange. 40 stIana
uENnf +, Hitt.la. hsens.
WARRINGTON .. c.-i3tf street
, 1879-06-23

Gen. GRANT used to bn known ns 1.-THE Man
on Ilorsebaek," but sfncn the Intellectual edit
ors Of tho New York Herald and 81, Louis
0tode- democrat have lakou to holding him up he
is likely to be known Is the Aion on A6sback.
, 1879-06-23

The Brooklyn Eagle asks In big headline,
"Can Man Be Elected from Railroad Train
because ua Bmcllai" Clearly not. II a. man
chooses to exercise bis olfactory sense aud smell
anything in reason, like Il bouquet Of flowers, Q
bottle Of amolltngsalts or cologne, or the cork
OF nockethask, perhaps he "can bo elected
from railroad train II the brakcsmau ID bigger
than be, but his clectment will not bo lawful.
Tic Eagles do|icacy reminds Us Of the cxpur+
Gated Bible In which MARTHA was mads to re-,
mark OF LAzAHus, "By this time llo sn1eltstb,
for he hnth been dead four dAys.'
, 1879-06-23

metropolitan Theatre.
Clark street, opposite Sherman IIoilse NngaEtiucn
ef May Fisks Dl1otleEan lady MfnstreEs.
, 1879-06-23

They ought to get soWa dlassngulsaed natu-
sa&tls or grammarEan TO lecture before shH police
forca Of Nov York and uskofts members uwaFa
Of tho true nature ot Clue, III positive harm.
, 1879-06-23
PERSON AIS.

Speaking Of Mr. Drown-wcston did hin
sp Ia that color.
Curry Is evidently hot dish for the crsv
Of II. NJ. 8. Pinaforc.
Isn't 1t high timo that ConRross wan.
home and mendeu Ito fanees.
Mr.. O'Leary ia so dlsgussod that lo In ,,,
Ing hard TO glvo bis legs *way.
Tho Cincinnati Star ventures the pro,trh
TINT new boom snetps e1chn.
Yesterday WAS 1no day for Btnrtiu, :,
church and going somewhere elso.
Weston to h!s American frienla. M
gentlemen, your prtsdent cannot hc,
III. Borio has deserted tho Grant movo.
mont, and Il booming home on bis own hook.
Lamar is always ready for knoc&1,,,n
blow when tho other fellow Is far away, fss ava,
Wo learn from our sooial columns TINT
thoro Is to b. snothor uershoy baul uershoy r..
babyt
Robert CoffYer IL going to Now York, hus
the wickodaess Of that city has got tromopdon,
stAft on him.
Can it DO that Sir John Astley ts crooke3
in that hs backed Brown sgatnst tho rottd =, :.
3 sato plowers
Our Savior appears to hive said, Go forth
and preach my Gospel for $40, 900 d year, ar n.
mneh rnore ~ ycu can got.
II Conk1inR wsro present to etart and en-,
courage him. wo believe that Mr. Lamar could
svcn bent the great Weston.
Tho Egyptian obo1isk which Now York IL
to have will douhtless look natural to the old
mummy st No. 1t Gtamcscy rark.
"Truth is uaked," says au oxohange; oud
we suppose. sccordlnsly, that the Louisana nan
not only lies, but eteals her clothes.
DR.. Schliomanu has recently unoar:hed
what arc supposed to bo the manuscripts Of Soma
Of tho early writings Of sasan q. Anthony.
A. mississippi candidate says: rat tho
earnest solicitation Of thoso whom owe, h,ro
consented 70 become candidate for County Tfea,.
urer."
Donny Kearney expects to 90 to tho United
statcs 8enatc. Frances Murphy need not waste
hts time In trying to reclaim suea an abandoned
wretch.
A New York paper says that Mrs. Lanetry
will 1'sn !tka Venus from tho tea. This 10 highly
improper. Such thing must not occur In Al1erl-
can waters.
The question, Who killed Mrs. Full? Ia
wrapped IN as dcnse n1yatcry rs that which en-
Telopes the question, Who dtrnck tho late William
Patterson, Esq;'
Wo sincerely hope that Messrs Conkling
and Lamar will not fxht. NIasfsalppt might, pcr.
naps' atsompt 70 I'LL the vacancy by 'sndlug Jea
OaF's 70 sne oeaa'e'
Whitelaw Reid has been giving 1esorip-
ttou Of the ideal Newspaper. lie neeccts to state,
however, "hether the Ideal newspaper will puoah
ponfoon bA"aas.
II David Davis should be placed at tho
hcsd OF tho Democratic ticket, tho head Of that
ticket would look a. II II had bad case Of ths
'afSest-s1zed mnmps'
Mira. Chri8tfRnoy has left Washington 10
Join her husband In Peru. Was this necetsarYt
We had supposed that there was tsoube enough In
South America alseaay.
Alexander I. of Bulgaria failed to mako
4 match with cuoou yfctortn'a daughter, and now
prlnce Juasupoa deries tho report that Alexander
Is to beeou,p ha kon -tp-}avy,, ,,,,.:.- =
, 1879-06-23

T.EnE Will nE 4 FrKCtA1. MEETING or TnE
raw-hoders and tnrnert Of ualty CHURCH hcd fn tho
ot tfs chn1c: cornsf Of nssfho9.y s
= e. ocoex to texs set!nn e rsfar 70 tho sc,tSnatton a
e. Il. TALBOT. Secretary.
, 1879-06-23

To-day, we Joy In acclAmattona high;
To-day we arc tho Rrandest pow'r OF Garth,
A fact Ns DO net pass annos!ced BY.
4Thc stass and.Btripes-doar emb1ems Of m, native
Long mar you wave nntramms!cd still. aud free;
Long may my coantFyme" beneath thy co'oFs
Breathing The hcaltbfnl gales Of stainless liberty.
aiY eqantr!oh ny or9 ,esr eosntsyl may
On thy pupulacc. and forever stay,
Anu Justice fair romaln CIR guiding frlcnd.'
Wo do not hesitate to Bay,
Tint thcro is not another living man
Who can write such poetry as that In Nil America,
With the possible exception Of the Sweet Singer Of
Michigan.
But thia book Of 200 pages contains full
assortment OF verse other than tho patriotic
brand. Hero is something Of the tender
line variety:
"onty a fow days Of dourt1nr;
I'm sura l'n n0t 70 blnna;
Then. holding a soft hand In nina.
Only lilo question caH1o.
t'On]ya tyss' was responded,
Charming my vary hide;
Only . sqntre and rceosdqt-'
Only lsttle bEiac."
Quly ltttln putty.
With little mud to aid,
And noot like Mr. RENO
.tConla casiiy be made.
Hero nra two stanzas from IA Grange
poen,, road at tho Grangers' Picnic, near
Eagton":
Can ]. n village lad of youthful mten.
ScsEca entering upon tfe'h sun,lHeF stagB,
rresame To- 10 pssse ~ III ~ isstorea pass.
JIore. gray boards, who have many winters pass,
Join in thu hmm Of n.azJ vo!cus sweet;
Hers nations fall With LII thoir luts have cast,
And fnrt fhnft haarfH with Inv tNHthfN.
Well, Mr. Reno, M you're rather young,
We raslor think that mhen you've read your
poem,
You'd better reckon TINT your song is sung.
And leave thoso ,uatrons. aud 10 right straight
home.
WILLIE Moong Was an orphan, and
No father clothed md red tho buy.
And taught HIN 10 ha Escat;
l3Gt only MAnL and poverty
Was orphan WlLLfE's fato.
ALONE, out on tho cold. harsh world,
And usnd to b]0Ws and taunts,
No stranger o'er raised up hla hands
TO .eAder !css his wants.
And neither did his sisters, Or
Ills cousins. OF his aunts.
Those last two linos, however, it may not
bo necessary to explain, were not written by
A1r. kGNo hut Ia wroto tho following:
SONNET oS 1shzHrr,
Liberty! Queen vIrRin Of tho blne but1t
HR16--Hl0Ht suURS"Ha+r tIQ1 Ia HtljlplI3 WLt6 2U
paws OF lIeavcn; whone stlkcn tresaea t0at frrn
And nnttatna,eetl: whoae sp0t1esa brow No gH!lt
1seIccis; wosa shining wings 1tnr cohaiant noacos
Whose statu!y prtaenca bids DIR 3oSs iucTeAan:
Immortal Goddess! long, long may thy rsign
Hold nlttis},Htea sway III htl thn earth.
Mar sIl perceive thy glortss. thy fair worth
Acknowledge. Ce!rstla1 offspring. remain
For aye nmsn,1 thu tr,nes Of man. Oh, apxend
Y0nr sofrest odors In uyry CLINE: wlasl
on MI wo. every gloom dispel. oil drrad
Dismiss, and tracll mNnktnl their Highest wra1.
Tho ptau Of making Liberty wheel of our
! woca ia good, Our roaalers will DO glad to
know that hlr. RENo has material on hand
for nnother volume, which Ia limbo 10 be
published at any moment. Celebration CON-
mitseea waiting q gootl article OF Fourth-of.
July poem can hardly do better than to
atldrsss him at st. Josephy Mo.
, 1879-06-23

The boom used to sbe on the rye In the ct.
Louis G'oas- Democrat Office, but now the Hry ts
On the boom.
, 1879-06-23

Tsoolcyss Thentre.
HAntolth ss1ert. trtwecn Clark snd Iasafie. FA'
safcment Of EmtEsonA Mekathrrlan alnstfets.
, 1879-06-23


Delrborn strert. eorrrr OF Montuo. Enlargement
Of thu Aimee Opera Houfra Company. 'atu,e FAsart
, 1879-06-23

A big atovo-storo On Lake atreat hoista as
lts trademark dtovs ausnounted by an eagle and
supported on either Side by stag. Tho agents
mist 6nd It dlcult in this Sign to conquer as peo-
pic will naturally infer from It that tho atoyes they
ac1l arc Two Deer stoves.
, 1879-06-23

M*diton street, between Dearborn hnd stAte En-
kaeement ot tho Standard Thcatro Company. "Fa'
ttnttxA,"
, 1879-06-23

The sea-ssrpent passed through Chicago
yesterday. On his way 10 the East. No was IN =
carpet.bae. uts Inventor and patentea ha4 had
him made OF thin lnda-ruhucr this ycas In sec.
lions about N big Us a stove ppe, that shut ons
into another tks the joints of Z sctcacopc. In
this manner, instead OF esqutrtng train Of plAt-
firm for h!s TRANSPORTATION. the fall aqustIc
monster can easily b. carried from place to plaza
In Nrtpaack: whrn ha reaches sho watering. place
whcrc ha has an engagement he Is sakcn out At
night inflated. aud put In tho raging waves while
his proprietor. from Tho shore boat guides bis
motions with spring Of wiFo. When the nerts
tsrsor Of tbs deep has boen drawn through the
wafer tn tho vicinity Of schooner, nnd tho ferti-
net crew. TctliHg We've cot 'em again |" has hcd
aft 10 taks soms bromide of potassium aud The
pledge, \ sharper tug II the cord Of wiTs opens
vavs tho water Faahea into tho sea+serpent and ii
s,uks, followed by ths atanng ayes Of tbs awe.
strask sa1toss, A. soon ~ shs Captains hand II
nEtn enough. hs mekes An aatsy Of tue
strange oceufreacs on tia Iog.book, 70
which tue ssors al put their names, and
when tho schooner port the story II told to
an eager aud cseda!o1a reporter, who pstats It,
and khs psoprletor Of the hote, 1t tho wAto1lus.
eIacs has tho storJ illustrated 4nd widely ctseutat.
I'd. and n topis 10 thess BY hundreds aud pay n .
daJ. and evefyth!nx extra, for the privilege and
rare teilcity OF seeina The p1scs whtsu aonlo one
4aTahe saw something that may hays 6ceb soA.
serpent. The Inventor II manufacturing seA.seF.
pentx OF all szes 1t rery reasonable ptces indeed,
thuy ara now within tht reach Of propre.ors Of
hotala at anals sowMs In Miehigtn anA Wisconsin.
For a2o IN e!ght.joiatsd ssa.sefpent sixtosn feet
,oux with galvanized Iron rings. tail like door
mat and fFightfn! head, Il furnished; abova that
the pEkoe IL about for cach extra foos of length.
Ths atzs Il About ak luehoa tn diameter; but they
are nndo OF al sI1cs up 70 foot through, a 80
sea serpent sccn In tho gray dawa Of morning will
In ie&a than I've minutes scare thu crew Ut lum-
bar.scow into swearing Oh for ysur;
With hires Of four ot thoss tho excitement can b
kupl up tor whole asason syeu u 70 large VA.
tsstn9. place ID Loug branch OF Old Orchard Beach.
1T inland sumUer.Fesorts, ike those on L4ke
Chanplsitl Madison, OcouoEuo'soe, sse.. by -.
cnrtnY tho cad OF lhA cord attot tho sta.saspsnts
valve has been opened, tho trtxhtful monster can
be secured Alter dark emptsea out, rsinoated, sud
used again. Tho eompehsatlaR Y1btAtosy sp1lux
, 1879-06-23

scll arc Two Dcer stoves.
A Canadian paper contains tho following
anccoto OF tho Princess recent vlatt to- Kingston:
semssd On tae ssftst caiied oa - tho paltg eot
into the carriage, ~ rant ia aes tho Princess. !"
ls Exccenoy, who happened to b. seated naar The
drawing her forward. .ad: "rhare she il; tsks liz; /
good look at her." Tho party then droya oN amid
lona cheers and laughter.
All, but our esteemed Canadian contemporary
does nat tell the whole story. 1t doea not mention
the fact ihst tho Princess drew deep breath and
remarked, "Youug man, Just you walt I'LL to-
night" wheEeAs tho kuesa of the noblu Mardus
sn1ote togesher 10 shlrply-he was IN kil.s-thar
Cant. Dc W!nlun, 4. D. C., drawing bis dwotd,
ahouted, 4'tet nc get hat the rutflan who his
playing tho bones hand hill cut hod ia hears for
hlnsultlpg 'er Royal '1ghnessr' It does NOT tell
how, 1aat before they rotlred that night tho
Is1nccss ac1ectel q broad-backcd snd stont hair
brush from hcr toilette. liable, and linking hold Of
biz Excelicncy. WHO happened to ba seated ntak
his old woman, by the shoulder an4 drawing him
forward, said: "Tll teach you to hanl ruund
Your SovcrclEns daughter At tho back and call hot
hcvery happle. woman, when u, r. II. eeu ex-
cttet sha is apt to drop her ''h's." It does mt
tell how Lady Sophia Macuamnra rushed to the
door, attracted By tho noble Marquis howis,
but !pund 1t locked and all rttw through
tho keydoio obettuctsa by tho fact that Il. r. d.
bad hung her ovcrskfrt over the door-knob. 1t
docs not tell how the Governor 3cncrat Of the Do
minlon, next morning at breakfast ate btu oatmeal
porrtdgc on the uaHtsl. piece. sarng With sicky.
amiis (which deceived nobody that ht had lust Eot
hold Of THE Cu1oAao Tn.BuNH and found its con.
tenta 10 Interesting that ho could uoa bear tho
thought Of laying II down TIL ht had read evety
word Of It, Including tho co,nmetela, intelligence
and tho advertisements and that he preferred break
fasting of tho chimney peco 70 that be could rcat
the paper against tae wall. It docs moi say that
tho noh1o MasqQis 1nssstcd on standing up In tho
carriage all day, In order he said thas he might scs
moro OF ths architecture OF The city, In paint Of
fact ous etsesaatd:: Canadian contemporary p,nsts
ncsrly all of the story that was worth totnR. This
habit of trucking to loyalty and dtssortinE the
gscat truths Of history cannot be sutciAally con.
damned.
, 1879-06-23

lessucss and frequent advantage. a hallucinA.
sIon. tho consequence OF dafsctivo education,
prevnt1a among tho folncst pt'llto forca Ia d.
wmrrlIid, 10 tic effect that Ctuo Is Wild beast
Of singular accomplishments, Versatility, and
feroc.ty, surprising within himself tho principal
characecrlsttcs OF the goat, The Te1an sseur, tho
lop, the boa-consttctor, tho shark. tho potccat,
nlMl tho suork Of tho Doojum variety, 10 that
encl, man is fully convinced That II ever lie linda
d Cluo ho Mill that instant como to 4 horrlbfe
and t'tvefstacl ticntt1. Thfa simple hnd satsisc.
tory explanation accounts for tho unwt1[ngncsa
Of Tho Averages Now York detective to hunt for
or follow up Clues. Now that tho causo Of Tho
difficulty ia clear, there should 10 no difficulty
in pTuylding remedy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
CHATTER v.
BEGINNING THE HUNT.

Az we have said, in 1866 attention was 30
much drawn to the state of the public af-
fairs of the country, that not sufficient
heed was paid by the press to this strange
mystery in Taggart's Inn.
One morning, before even the burial had
taken place, it was announced that Mar
garet Maytor had committed suicide. The
same evening this horrible news was con-
tradicted, but, at the Same time, replaced
by tho statement that the murderer had
been discovered, and had confessed his
crime This statement was contradicted
next day, but not before the information
had been added that he would be tried at
the approaching assizes.
However, all the reports settled at last
into statement to the effect that the po-
lice had discovered nothing that they
hoped soon to be on the track of the assas-
sin, but that the case was involved in so
many contradictions as to take it anlts ont
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
I, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2s, 1879.

tion, and Mr.. Forbes himself continued to
bold them. Some days since, Mr.. Forbes
was heard to say to friend, Il know
Sivory's bills will not be paid when they
come due, and l doubt much whether he
% worth suing. shall only lose tie costs,
for he would most likely plead that he
had never received compensation for the
bills, and doubt whether tho law would
look kindly upon them, seeing they came
out of Stock Exchange transaction.
| iStiil, ! should like tC have go in at him;
for bis GOODNESS, his want of good faith,
and his impudence have made me hate
lin. Many men have caused me to lose
money in my time, but it has generally
been their misfortune rather than their
fault, and I've borne them no grudge, and
nave often given them @ helping hand.
But it is nothing of the kind with this
fellow Sivory,' he added, speaking with
great bitterness; and Pm longing for the
moment when can tell him all think Of
him.W
Meanwhile, Margaret Mayter was prey
to the most violent grief. In a moment
she had been cast from the height OF hap
piness to the depth of despair-into con-
dition of horror, from which there was no
escape She had returned to town, after q
long absence. eager to see the man who
was to rive her his name and support for
life; and in momeur, without warning,
without any intimation Of her coming
wretchedness. she found death of the most
ghastly character in his homo (so soon to
be hers)-crime brooding dark and shadowy
upon the hearth.
Was this crime, notwithstanding the
mystery which surrounded it, to be analyz-
ed, and the murderer hunted to the scat
folif
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

rarriers to the yellow Fever.

All the Gulf cities show clean health
reports, and all the towns on the sea
coast are thoroughly cleansed in order to
prevent any yellow fever outbreak dur
ing the ensuing summer. There is now
every indication of healthy season.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

A lady in this city is in the habit of
reading to her children for half an hour
before they go to sleep. She has pet
parrot, and now and then Polly takes a
notion to read and continues for fifteen
minutes at time, with intervals for
coughing. No one can understand
word the bird says.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

Lord Augustus LOTUS, the new Gov.
ernor of the Colony of New South
Wales, sailed from Liverpool Friday.