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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY GARDENS
VERY SUNDAY.
Grand Performance and
Dancing!
TO COMMENCE AT ssoP. NJ.

TO COMMENCE AT $50 p. NJ.
ne5-Grand Success of the New Troupei
New Acts, New Stars and New Music
Every Sunday! This is the place of
amusement for families and strangers
visiting Los Angeles.
nas-Shooting Gallery, Ten-Pin Alley,
Swings, and other amusements A ZOO
yard target range Is under construction
for target practice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22
Yos An9elss Aemla.

>. llshed every morning except NON
day,
BY ----
.rOSE.PII ID. LIZ NCh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22

says: The cause of the explosion
of the magazine of Balahissar Is
unknown. The first explosion oc-
Cured at half-past one o'clock this
afternoon, and the second at four.
Further explosions are apprehend-
ed. The magazine, it is believed,
contained $4,000 shot and shell, a
large number of Snyder rifles, and
sixteen tons of powder. One man
of the G6th regiment, twenty-one
Goorkhas, six camp followers and
many Afghaus were killed by the
explosion.
Ehe EiuGdI In Spatn.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-The Cortes
will be asked to relieve Murcla from
direct taxes, in consequence of
the losses by inundation. The
floods were subsidipg rapidly on
Saturday, and no further danger is
expected.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-A dispatch
from Paris says that the totul dam
age by the recent floods in Spain is
estimated at 60,O00,000 francs.
Three thousand five hundred
houses and 100 mills were DIES.
troyed.
MADRID. October 20.-King AL
fonso has subscribed $4,000 francs
fsr the relief of the sufferers by the
flood, and Princess of Asturia 5000
piastres. The Bank of Spain has
collected 10000 francs for the same
purpose.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22

Iore Communists up for Office.
PARIS, Oct. 20.--The Radicals of
Lyons have put up Loup Garel, an
amnestied Communist, for a seat in
the Municipal Council. Blanqui
has arrived at Lyons to forward the
candidature of Garel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freig hit only.
p6Passengers for san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 o'clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22
inSAAnELES WEEKLY HERALD
TERMS
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE, Oct. Oh J @ Graves
and wife. Jas. Green, Philip Schuy-
Ter, Archie McComb, A w Poole,
Mrs Lapport, M Keller, S Wilks,
A Bailey, Il H Woodhall, Mrs w
J Montgomery, Fred Griffith, Mrs
b Kline and three children, Mrs G
H Sprowl, II Spencer, S P Beck, J
G Deming, w S Barnard, J w
Jonathan, w Marion, Mrs M G
Majors, Thos Donaldson, J w
sShanklin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and SEMI
Tropical Fruit Land in the state. Water
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
Office of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High St'
api8tf II. w. WOOD, secretary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
Free High Schools.

bhe tsAhoathtbttal Ssuuihfs
We never could understand why
some persons oppose our public high
schools. The rich, certainly. ought
not to. complain, for 1t affords their
children the means of obtaining an
excellent edatation at a much cheap.
er rate than the oid-time rate-bill sys-
tenn T; and the poor should not find
fault, because without the free high
school their children would be de-
prived OF all the means they will ever
have of obtaining any sort or an edu-
cation in the higher branches.
Now, the child of the humblest la
borer IS granted the privilege of sit.
ting in the same seat with the mil.
lionaire, and measuring intellectual
J iances with children of Congressman,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
4. That die county superintendent

=-@~ sa#r-
4. That the county superintendent
shall be the treasurer and custodian
of the school funds of his county, and
shall pay out money only on the or
der of the district clerks.
5. That the Superintendent he re-
quired to give a bond for the faithful
discharge of his duty. and be liable
to a heavy fine and imprisonment for
the non-performance OF the same.
6. 1t shall be his duty to visit at
least once yeaT, every school in his
county, due notice of which shall
have been previc usly given, and for
every school not visited, the County
Court, on proof thereof, shall deduct
ten dollars from the Superintendent
salary.
z. That no person shall be allowed
to offer himself as a candidate Tor the
office of Superintendent of schools,
until he has produced q certificate OF
qualification from the State Supsriu-
Jendent and must be a practical
teacher, and of good moral character.
8 That the County Court appoint
two qualified teachers to act with the
Superintendent as a board of exami-
ners, whose duty it shall he to hold
semi-annual public examinations Of
teachers, granting certificates tC
those most worthy.
8. That each teacher pay to SAD
board of examiners the sum of 81 90,
to be set aside by the Superintend
ent as q fund for the support an'
maintenance of county and Norma
Institutes.
10. That all teachers be compelled
by law to attend the meetings of thu
County Institute, and the County Su
p~erIntendent be authorized to revoke
the certificates of all who fail to at
tend, unless proof be made OF sick
ness orpaliating circumstances.
These are the principal change,
which l would suggest to the Legis'
Iatu,e at its next session. OF course.
if these changes were made, it woulC
nece3sitate q few other alterations Sc
as to conform to the new order o
things. but let this be done, and lie
the Superintendent be looked on b.,
both teachers and the people as be
ing in truth, the exponent OF eau
c~ationin his county, and we believ'
that such an impetus will be given t.
the cause Of popular education as vii
place our school system on an equall
ty with that vfany State in the Union
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
Normal SaIE0OsS

Normal Schools are of recent intro
duction into the United States They
are beyond doubt, the most flourish
ing department of our school system.
Like all other institutions, they have
their friends and their enemies.
Among their friends are found all our
foremost educators, who are arquajn-
led with their workings, and are not
prejudi"ed by prrconceivcd notions
or self interest. They are emphlti~-
ally the peoples schools. hey are
supported with but little - t" tle
people who receive in return for their
small expense, teachers who are we'll
trained in their profession. If a man
Wishes his son to become a military
man. he will send him 10 Il military
school; if he wishes him to be a ply
siclan, he will send him TO a medic
school; if a minister, to a theological
school. &c Ii a man wishes his son
TO become an educator. he shOuiH
send him to Il school where training
teachers is made a specially. Such
is the OBJECT Of our Normal schools
AIen would not think Of hiring a man
who has never used tools, to build Il
fine house, nor Il man who has
never studied law to plead a cause for
him. Men should not hire any one
who is not we'll trained, 20 build his
children's future character. Bat we
presume none will deny the necessity
for qualified teachers.
Now, the very best place to give
teachers their qnaIii uli"ns, IS in the
Normal Schools. The n at Kinks
willie vas never in better condition,
than now. 1t has been adding To
the list Of qualified. teachers about
three hundred annually This year
by far, Il larger namber than former
V. have entered for the entire year,
which shows that the quality o teach
ers this year will he ever superior Ia
former years. The students are un'
, usually moral and studious and Old
fair to become an honor to them~elvc,
and to this institution, and II blessing
to their country. Nearly all the stu
Il nts are from the rural districts, an
pay their expenses by tea hing par
OF their time. NJ. l.. EVERETT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
KsksOGRAMWE
OF the Audrain County Teach
ers' Institute. 10 be Held sat
Hardin College. Mexico. M".,
Jan. ~, 1879.
MoRNiNG SESSION.

MOENiNP SESSipN'
. 1880 a.. m. Election Of officers
and reports of cowmittees.
HOO a. M. Concert reCitatioms,
by Prof. ID. A. King Of Centralia
Discussion by 5 L. Davis and n
f. Jones.
12:OO IN. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1880 p. m line wasted in school,
by w. r. Dudley. Discussion lay
Martin Bowman and G. ID. Rodgers
2:00 p. III. Primary reading, 10y
Rev. W. II. I!ichols. Discussion
by w f. Slaughter and g. f. Pool.
2:30 Co-eduration, paper by j
P. BIanton. Discussion by J.. II,
Haydon and S. w Jones.
800. Principles OF teaching, pa
per by Pres. A. w rerrilI. Discus
sion by Geo. d. Bowman and w.
II. Logan.
$40. Which should receive the
greater atJen ion in our schools,
Natural Sciences or Language? paper
by Prof. j. III, Myers. Discussion
by Rev, n. S. Johnston and Prof. j.
Z. Gass.
4:30 Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
The exercises of the evening will
commence at 7 O'Clock and consist
Of music, select readings, by james
f. Downey, Of the Lonisia%a Jour
nal, reading of the Audrain County
Educational Journal, by Miss Mollie
Jones, and an address by Major Mer-
win, of the American Journal oil
Education, st. Louis, Mo.
j. p. BLANToN,
II. A GAss,
MARTIN BOWMAN,
x-Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
80 "a a n ana MORPHINE hsbit Also.
III III n q d rs 4 iuhriy and 81 eefily cured. Pain.
kR% rs III Y H%SH% ESs. No publicity. Send stamp
HI " ID N " NE II for mil particulars DR. Carlton.
S&&5 D 20j ). CLARK ST., Chicago, Ill
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obtained for mcdaniel devices me nr
or other compot nds. ornamental designs.
trade marks mi labels. taVeHts. \ ssI IL
merits. Interlerences, infringe msnts, and
all matters relating to Patents promptly
attended to. We make preliminary ex-
aminations an furnish opinions as to pat
pntahility free OF charge and al who are
Interested In new invehtions and Patents
are invited to send or a cory of our
Guide for obtaining Patents" which is
sent frea t. anv address. and contains
complete instructions how to obtain Pat
rnts. and other valuable mat er. Durin =
t e past five wears we have obtained n sarly
three thousand Patents for American and
Foreign inventors, and car. give satisfac-
tlrv references in almost every county in
the Unioa.
Address louis Btgger 81 Co.. Solicitors
of Pat .uts ana Attorneys at law, lie
Droit Building. Washington, d. C.ll-ly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
TIL Ass
Z OF ALL TINE.

The very best goods direct frnul
the importers at half she usual cost.
Best plan ever offered 10 Club Agents
and large buyers. All express charges
paid. New terms free.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co.,
81 & 33 Vesey st New York.
L. o. Box, 4235.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

We have known a young man, whose
bedroom was in the basement of a
poor tenement house, stand far above,
in scholarship and deporfment, anoth-
er young mar whose feet at home only
walked on the finest carpets. Con q
this have been possible if there had
been no free high school? AS it was,
both parents were obliged to work
early and late, in order to provide
books, clothing, and food for their
son.
The aristocrat who would take away
the means of obtaining an education
from the poor, aid remand them to
lives Of ignorance and drudgery, is
not worthy the position of an Ameri-
can citizen. He is a born desDOt,
and would have made an excellent
teudal lord. 1t is the glory of oui
land that the last vesti9e of oppres-
sion is hanished from our soil. We
hate that spirit of intolerance that
would keep child ignorant because
he is poor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09
WHAT THE W33lD HAS BEN
WANTING E19 CENTURIES.


-. E-ra,.I Il r.~rrv nf or, f,... 20 r,r a. n
,t-,. frarti,, of bs...,,,,. ...r.r,.l isr,R-
rg.4vz. a. a.ti... , -......, .-,, Pa, ra,,,,, AMI
w.tl,h effects 4 ra., ,.-.r4 ..-trai .nr,. In ease
OF ua;lness. o. wac ,s.!a,r.. ,..a.. Eu.case- Of
the scalu, has uryu,-, thin and terds to fan ont,
It Is also 2 speedy r.-t,r,:i,r. ana while its use
secures 4 luxuria-r -.,yta Of hair. If also brings
back the natural col,i. and gives the most COM
r!cte satisfaction j., lie using. The falling c,,t Of
the hair. the Accommodations of Ia,lruT. and the
premature -,iq,s,. - .a,.r. are All cyf dences of .
diseased ,,.i... % .. tan ..,,,, md tho glands
which ,..ri 4. ia. r..i. IN ,r,r,st tbe.a causes
the ar;i... MT t,,.t r,..,-s r,.1tc,, ,s we'll ne
cb4ric,i ,trtr.. ...!t,-c 4e,ram must herip urdcr
such mn ar,tr,. + r~,rn.-rxr ,nl :iso many
oth,- vorI.rr. A.-..,, eric. If +, o,ut 20 consist
NJ element. s,.,,,.. I'll. .rrir.r .,r,t ,.,tr. N~rtro.
leuw oil :. III. r-,.-.. ..irI :. ntI., T., wn,k such
exiras.f-.ar. f,...f.. ~. ft = alt.r! :, has bcan
chr,.ira.r ;-..r..4 !-.,t .. r.. !r,lorizel tIat
4, T. ;, ,e,.,.- .,.... r.-..,. ,,!fnt. =, yv,e in
f,r-or rr.-i, r..-, -.,,... r.,r.,,.. ,t,,,, rbs
hair W.. fri o...r,s!. .,.,, .i..s.,; oEccr nay.
ing noticed iIat , . ;,gl. 5.i-i.esa! s.ry,nt
of his yyb., -r!.,,. III. t,.,.,s ,,a, . HABITAT
Winning his oi,-r,s.r.,,.l t.,,- Z, hi, scap,v
,orls. and TN. r..nst sy... i, g. t.-, oy.,.Lsa r,t,ch
Amor head OF fs,r.. .r..-.- a.-.-a.u 10 -ysr had
before. The oil va .r. .., a.-.,- and ratL,. that
had lost tl.jr b,tr fro.. r.t- Garlic p,a..3o. and The
results were A. ra..i -, I,-y we're marvellous. The
names AMI even the ta.t orhnrsps. which hal fall
len ont. were csa.1,-r 20. restored in 4 few weeks.
These experiments utg. l.srallri 10 the world,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

Mr.. EDrroR: My school taught
at the Union school house averaged
81 for the month ending Dec. goth.
whole number of pupil enrolled 81.
If anv teacher in this, or neighbour
ing counties a show as good al at
tendance as this / would be glad to
hear from him.
Yours very truly,
j. Fl DAVIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

1t you cannot afford Ia make her a
very handsome present, aud You have
something 81 the military spirit about
you present arms
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

The article g. telling is own story tn the hands
Of ;at.~a sI- who are U-iHE IL with most crafty
Ing 1gI encouraging rc>4.t,:
NV G,--rhEi~ r. HII,. OF the Oates 0pera
Typ,fp, wrtIr.: ..ttr IN weeks use am con-
yiIrci. as a,e aI-u '4f "ug.Tairs. that Your { Ar
sf EA!f where 1 had l.oIv Tor years
Y. ItCr tEESN. sixth Nvcnte Pharmacy,
Titt~nury. "a. Avs: "IIr good effects from the
use Of { {uHUIlNF Hrr brought 10 nay notice every
dav to SUCH IN extent a Ia iuGitt' me In recouI-
mcudiug II 10 my Gaust Intimate friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

A model buy word-Cash.
Even a marble will turn, when
trodden upon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

NRnrHs Iagr Gives tho utmost satisfaction
NAikrULiWE as a Hair Rsnewer.
nsunrlI lS;E Hs, a magical effect on gray
kHHpLjSstVE. hairs.
0sDnrs iA!E Is free from irritating and poi.
LNnISArasSG soneus ehsmicais
CAROLINE Il. H. Ss' 1.'"''' "'~"'i'""'"' for
ck0nHs IsgEa Has been Endorsed by the high
EHE9G-ss4G est medical authority.
fknRrg lAss~ Givas weak aad sicki' hair the
IHnUNa-ssSE gloss aad visor OF yoa.h.
nRrcnE Ikfc Restores F,ded OF gray hair TO
LSEIE%tENE its natural color.
CARB0LlNE Is a.t 10. i s''-'''''''' the hair
GkRB0LINE Soup ss. : all Diseases the
sssy Keeps the hair moist and the
NRnNQ-ssSE head cool.
CARBGiiks.EE s s''fi 5.. ths hair look "''''''
CARBOLINE 81 9iI' IL ti4. fragrant and sure
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

Secretary Esarts wants mor mo-
ney. Shake, old boy!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

Now we have a solid North. Col
weather has done it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

Tranps are forbidden t. sleep ii
Cincinnati parks. tli~rc,a arrest for
the weary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

Buckwheat pancakes enable pris-
onrrs to break out. Tho attack Is
kind o. rash. however.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

The onion originated in Europe.
So important facts leek out IL by
one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

There is nothing gnu under I'll
sun but the horned horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

a glacier .honjd take psncs IL &c
a putty "tfe. fnerc is NJ cop,ri4I
on thjs. JOKE; anpDlf CA use It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-09

TO cure the pup in chickens, invite
a Methodist preacher TO dinner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
INJURED INN0CENTS
That Were Transported Up the Avenue this
Morning.

Robert Stanton stood up when his name was
called Ills face looked Us though he had been III
powder mill blow up. "Ypu're charged with
n@Vi'ls oeeh on glorious old
gully or not guilty." asked p'usecut II Murphy.
MOI gully" llsMeled he Of me bI"ody ia'e.
"0ficer ForLnan, WIS this man dIlmk?" "Wrll,
SHOULD remark that he was; had to dump i.ih
into hand Exp ess to get him IL the Station
huuseY' replied Fertman. "rhlce months, sa d
HIS Honor. lake him below, Mr.. Gaul."
Patrick O'3ren a veteran pt The war OF 1872,
and VINO has been un inmate Of the lniirmary fH
some time pist, lett that Institution u f,w days
ago, ana VA found yesteria, on the Montgomery
Road III II drunken Goliditlon. "Whut did you
leave the Inlrmafy fyr, Pat" asked HIS Honor
~ ell, ii your hunor phase. yer see we uut To
the lnlirnaly Dccausc mo eyes were 50 bad. Well
Nhle was ont there Ihe Lord restored my eye
sight, and / came IN 10 celeDrpte tue event"
WELL 60 back to the lniirnaiy now, and don't
get on any mUro drlinks," siud His Honor.
Jennie CDpeialni, for throw n II brh X at u little
girl named AlaIy Joy. was gwen the benefit Vi
thirty days.
Eleanor rfeiffer a very good-lool,ins girl about
eighteen years ul age, wasR ralsned Un the G. arge
Of pett larceny, preferred against er by Mis-. v.
NJ, CORY N whose en- EeanOr Was rs II do
meStiC, Mrs. Cory testified That she had
pluc, s4j IN gold III n wardruDe. wuich she after
w1d discovered had been stolen. she accused
Miss PieIittr Ul the thcIt and didn't deny hay
ing taken the money. Mrs Curry, not wishing 10
prt.t larceny, AltnUush glund larceny could have
been placei against ncr. Il ealur plead guilty,
and was Sentenced u s2OO fne aud thirty days in
the WOrk-hVuse.
Mrs Mary Mcclellan was charged with stealing
a coat FROM Henry Obelnryer whD boarded W til
Mrs Mcclellan III No. LIT Plum street Oh r
meyer was requested to take the stand lie testi-
ied tha Al s. Mcclellan took the cut which was
vauci at SlO Gom his room. and ''That'll do"
ia erInpt Jmi-e Wis II, II don't
want u hear any more from you. You owed this
woman ciIs dr. abe money for board and gave her
an 0 der on Muks CO.. i,O-us iirm. 1 don't
b anne her Il Dit for Lk ug your coat Now. Ms.
McG elan, you take everything of his that you
can get hold Of. Obc meyer. you get Out OF here
Just as uu ok us you can"
NJ Ghacl Arnold. for committing brutal assault
on richard Gal AsheI few days ago on Sixth
street, was dispatched up the avenue for three
months.
b. r, Ncwkirk, the driver of Covington car,
who was arr st!d yesterday for obstru ting Vine
stlec 10y II wiig his car Ia stop tuere longer than
is Nil wed b, law was discharged by Judge VIII
son this morning.
Alexander Ross for presenting forged paper to
Mr. James I'll sncr, ou winch he obtained S., was
beinre His lloIior. lie waived examination and
WAS bound over 10 anuru, 70 e the Grand Jury.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

honse, and hast evening returned to the city
with him. The Commissioners intend to
make full Investigation of all the certif-
Gates that have been presented from Mi
ami Township. Those who are to undergo
the ordeal of an examination are Messrs.
d. Hettesheimer, s. w. Rittenhouse and
Nathan Cady Trustees of the Township, and
VIM. c. Eley, their clerk.
Mr.. Hettcsheiiner was before the Com
missioncrs to-day and stated at first that he
m~llt have signed the certificate in queS-
ton. He often gave people the privilege to
sign his name TO certificates. and he had on
two or three occasions given Rittenhouse the
same authority. Then Mr. Reardon told
Mr. Hettesheimer that he had been to
Cieves, seen Ely and been informed that
there was no record of that receipt.
The nature of the same was then ex-
planned 10 Mr.. Hettesheimer, and that gen
teman denied having seen the certificate.
He was told that the matter would have to
be settled at once, as the Commissioners in
tended TO see after the matter Immediately.
So far nothing las been done agains' Mr..
Rittenhouse or against the Township Trus-
tees
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
TOBACCO CONVENTION
In Session at the Burnet House.

At the afternoon session of the Conyen
ton yesterday DR. Spence moved that Com
missioner RaunI he requested 10 furnish
stan pe tw aud half inches in length + r
one aud tWO-nuuGe packages. IN addition To
the stamps now used. The IN 'ti"n WAS
adopted, and Dr. Spence WAS instructed t '
communicate the action of the Convention
to the Commissioner # Internal Revenue
in regard &, the matter
The resolution fving minimum price
of tobacco was reconsIercd and the follow
ing substitute offered and adopted:
Whereas, The responses If concurrence
hy telegraph from manufacturers not rep
resented in this Convention, for establish
ing minimum prices for iinr-Cut chewing
and smoking tobacco are not sufficiently
general to fulfill the conditions necessary
for the confirmation Of that ACTION; there
fore
Resolved, That We believe 1t impratti-
cable to fix such limit Of prices without
ejudiCe to those so agrceinL and that the
resolutions 10 t al effect Hre hereby recon
sitlered and Cancelled.
"ReSolyed That the Convention regrets
the failure of IA neasure which had for its
object to establish competition in qua itv
for the lowest grades aud which would have
fanisheh from the market the worth less
stuff which for the past two or three years
has been imposed upon consumers OF fine
cut tobacco"
A meeting Of plug manufacturers was
! then held. and dafterconsidernhIe discussion
adopted the following resolution:
Whereas, There has been n large ad
vance in leHf especially on white filters,
and whereas. manufacturers of plug tohacC"
can not afford to make it at the present
prices; therefore,
Resolved, That acorresponding advance
he made upon the manufactured article,
aud we recommend TO all in the trade to
make a uniform advance, as nearly as posi-.
| hle, on all orders for tobacco for May de-
| livery" =.
Last night the members of the Coavcu.
tion enjoyed banquet, splendidly spread
in the main dining hall Of the Burnet. 1t
was given by the Cincinnati Association.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
The Newport outrage.

In the account given In tho STAR of the assault
made On Mrs. TrneSlell the day after il ccnrred
mention was made OF the individual remark ny to
the lady that he met her husband on his way to
Newport
The gentleman whom the scoHndrelmet on the
road had n lengthy conversation with Chief Cat.
tinyliam lust night. durirg which he gave
minute description of the .ilIdiyldini. whi h All
In, Iression now Is that he WIS infer IN, ney, and
mistook the house for the one owned by the een-
uenan no met us he Was aware the latter had
money.
Tho sconnd-el is we'll known In this county. and
Officers Flynn and liartin. of the Newport arcc,
were put on his ta ;At III early hour this morn.
t'g enh there is scarcely y doubt b,,1. tn y will
find their man. of1cer Martin knows the scvuil.
dre when he secs him. " T'''