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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27


Collector Amor Smith has received a
circular from Hon. Green B. Raum, Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, relative to
the duty of Collectors to detain or seize
spirits for discrepancy between the marks
and brands on the packages and the actual
taxable contents. The Collector may if he
sees fit accept payment on an extra assess
ment provided there is not more than one
proof gallon in excess of the stamp mark.
If in excess the spirits will be seized
Coroner Carrick held an inquest to-day
on the body of Theobald Spuhler, who night
before last threw himself under Southern
Railway train in Ludlow, and rendered a
verdict of death from injuries received by
being run over by Engine No. of the c. s.
R. r., and l further find that he threw
himself under the engine with suicidal in
tent.
Michael Werk brought suit in the Su-
perior Court against Gustav Hof to-day to
recover $4,000 loaned on mortgage on
the latter's house on Ninth street, near
Vine. He also asks that a receiver be ap-
pointed to manage the estate.
The County Commissioners held a
meeting to-day but transacted no business
of Importance. Mr.. Zumstein was absent
owing to sickness.
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FOR SALE.

INoR SALE-PAINTS-J. w. Walker Bro1. =
i Co., sole manufactures of Diamond Mixed
Clos Paint Guaranteed To have ne equal isl
Cours street. Nyie2R
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Piltsburg.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Special to the Star.
PTTrssURa, Pa, May 27.-The Republican
County Convention met to-day. Judges
Collier and kirkpatrick we're nominated
for reelection. Fetterman, who was can
didate against kirkpatrick, withdrew in his
favor.
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BERLIN, May 27.-The Reichstag have
notified the Governments proposition rela-
tive to customs on grain and agricultural
produce, and have declared that hides and
skins shall be free.
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per cent. The decision affectg over so, 900
miners. who are much elated over their
victory BY the arbitration.
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Trigger, etc.

The LOUISVILLE races yesterday were post
poned till to-day in consequence Of the
min
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II H. ANDERSON, CRYSTAL IvORYTYPE-
Il ARTlST.-The only authorized person in tho
city making the genuine, durable color portraas
on convex glass The most perfect and beautiful
work of art ever produoed Prices reasonable
Exclusive agent for the sale uf rights in this Staia
Instruct on given. Studio. ia West Fourth stzecS
Cincinnati. fe24-I3H Tu ThhS
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CITY Commissioners,

The break at Lock No. of the Miami
Canal was referred to the Engineer and the
Commissioner of that district.
A communication from property holders
on Clifton avenue, east and west of Ohio
avenue, requesting that proper measures
and precautions be taken that will in the
future prevent the overflow of cutters in
front of their property, was referred to the
Commissioner from that district.
The following was adopted
Resolved, That all employees of the city
under control of this Board who have not
heretofore been reappointed be and are
hereby retained until otherwise ordered" !"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nR WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION or
- teeth absolutely without pain, at C0LTON'S
Dental Association. corner Fourth aud Elm. The
most difficult cases solicited Go 10 headquartera
Fresh gas daily. mh29- l3v, s, ,TuGTh
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
DErANTMEYT or PunLIc rARKs.
DffAkfAl.S1
CEALED BIDS or ESTlMA
proposais.
PROPOSALS FOR PHYSICIANS SADDLE

DEPOT ouAEEaaAsIEEs OFficg HousIossTY CORNER
of tRRESE, NEw YORK. Nov. ~ 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS. Ia irIphcate viii De received at
this Office until ~ ocuck December 90 1879 whch
time and place they will be Opened ia The presence OF bidders
for furnishing and delivering This depot lnU Physicians
Saddle Iisgr, fr veterinary Bidders VIII submit with
their bs sample OF Tue article They furnish
state when They will commence and hen complete the de-
livery.
The the rgl To reject any all
preference viii he e' articles Of domestic
production conditions OF price and quaiiy being equal
Blank proposals aud nionat!nn regard 10 the Kind OF
saddle Bacs required. VIII be furnished on Application 10 tins
office.
Proposals. ehouh be indosed Proposals for PLY
Saddle hsgAr and addressed the nnfet signed.
l. Z. EAbTUN. Colonel and A. O. N. GrnI.
Depot Quar- master
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
CoruoraIlon Notltes.
DIPAR1MKNT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
CEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES for regu-

, curb and gutter stones. tagging
ird Lave. from lIhrlem River to tho
ana-foriy--evonth-st.. viii be re-
department until November 70.
SEE "City Record" for sale at
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
ct. JOHN'S SCHOOL.

SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, l ,1S1 Broadway,
- reOpens October 5french, German Italian spanish
bv the natural meihod Greek and Latin by Professor
1IMANENIs. Professor a. LALANDE, Director of the
french Department OF this school, refers 70 Professor
BOCHER Harvard University. Baron SHISkIN (Eussian
Ambassador and the Rev. j. H. VINCENT DID,. &C. cir
MIA mn anr,c
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shares
sold
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES-G OvERyMENT sTOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST cALI-lOi9 O'CLOCK =. a.
q Ga Registered. 1881 A., small coup ,oa
l5 600 O......s3 1885, l3OOO.................lO3
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6elp n)anteo.

Grlp Wante0.
A MEXICAN men and women under 20 de-
N sng study medicine may lind agreeable and profit
able emp oyment In n sanitarum Address HEALTH, Up
town Tribune Orfce, No. ,23s Broadway.
IFE INSURANCE. - Specially favorable
IL terms will be rstclass solicitor Tor Immediate
services. Address H., Box 20 Tribune once.
XNANTED.-A young man, assist In office
w work. charg, OF Custom House business; write
we'll and RAPIDLY and be absolutely correct igures Ad
dress stating aee experience ard references o. station
A lao Efficient entry clerk.
WANTED.--Jel cook as foreman, To com
peieu man who thoroughly understands tie making
Of jee preserves fruit buffers good salary and .ieay
.iploymen Adsrcsa with particulars Cincinnati Ircsery
ing Company Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
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ever ruhshe DO not the splendid December
number 25c post free weary. 81 Address W. JkNNlN"S
DEMO REST, No. IL East l4th.st, New-NOrk
WILLIAMS COLLEGE. - Catalogue Tor
w ls7o'sO now ready VIII sent Alumr Of the
college Teachers and students preparns Tor eocse
to entrance courses o' study
scholarships &c Apply Professor T. H. sAFFOhD Libra
rian. Wnliamstown, berkshire County. Mass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
COLORED MIGRITION.

Reports from an Witness at ST. Louis.
From recent visitor to st. Louis is gained
the following information in regard to the
condition and purpose of the Southern emil
grants:
This emigration scheme is no spirit or sud
den impulse, but the outgrowth of experience,
thought, aud labor of the past ten years In
talking with great many of these people pass
ing through that city at the rate Of 5000 per
week, our friend ascertained that they are no
paupers or exactly destitute rs q whole. The
most of them have more or less money to start
with, at least. In other words they are the
better class Of the colorcd people of the South
There are few white people among them
those who have been ostracised on account of
political differences and have been hunted
down like wild beasts. There Is no disease
among them, as has been falsely reported.
In staying few days our visitor saw at least
5000 Of these people, Of every ago and color
arriving on the Lower Mississippi hoats and
departing on western railroads and up-river
steamboats,. The transportation agents of these
railroads and boats are quite liberal with them.
They generally have their own agents along,
their own ministers to establish churches their
own teachers for their schools, their own bed
ding and household stuff for their homes, their
own tools and implements of labor for tEeir
mechanics aud artisans, having many able and
Ingenious NOIh ullUllB IHtIl, III luCI Iuclf
faces are set, with firm, quiet determination,
westward, where life, liberty, and the pursuit
Of happiness" may be unnteruptedly en-
ioyed. From conversation he learned that
they were mostly from the Mississippi Valley,
with, however, good sprinkling from Tennes-
see and Kentucky but few east of these States
in the lots that then passed through.
They were healthy, happy looking crowd
| in every particular, no murmurs or complaints
Of the present incidental suffering on annoy
ance--thoy had left all sorrow behind them
but with the full spirit of Westward, Ho !"
No churches or people helped them in a
general way up to the 4th Of April,
except two colOred churches in st. Louis
but on the above date came telegram from
Murat Halsteal, of the Cincinnati Commercial
to give $50 ON his account TO responsible re-
lief association to be organized for the work
Since this noble example help has poured in
from every direction. They expect to suffer
priyntons incident to pioneer life, but will
have no more, no less than all who 60 forward
to the Great West, and who already make the
desert blossom as the rose aud, unlike those
from other quarters, they leave only sorrow
fear, and dread behind.
The ostracsed race can never develop In the
South on anywhere where their rights are moi
recognized aud respected or where they are
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
aMUSEH ENIiS.


Emma Abbott and the Hess English Opera Com.
pany will make Washington another visit shortly,
commencing weeks engagement ut the National
Theatre Monday evening, the 2ist instant. Since
the organization was here, last october, they hive
visited the SOUTH North, West, and East, carrying
their sweet strains into parts before unknown 10
the lyric art, and have created the most favorable
impression everywhere. Miss Abbott has been re.
ceivcd with enthusiasm, and no doubt her coming
visit here will he attended with great favor for
friends than has Miss Abbott in Washington
During the season here the new and romantic
opera, Paul and Virginia" will be presented foI
fnrore wherever performed and Mr.. Hess can fee
assured he will have n hearty welcome in any new
attraction he might give u.s. II is proposed TO ten
der him testimonial benefit while here, for hi:
first venture was made in Washington, which h.
considers his home, and he always speaks VIII
great pride of the National Capital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

DEMOCRATS can be made useful after Rll the
profits Of the Sing Sing prison, in March, was 81, go
Thurman's town, McMahon's town, and Ewing's
town, all went Republican. Just stick pm In
there
Perhaps We have laughed too soon and too much
at the Greenbackers, who seem now to have really
adopted the Democratic party.
ABOUT this fall "or thereabouts" the okolona
man. If he looks sharp, will see the smoke lying up
the river where the Lincoln gunbOats lay
Unless Tilden is elected by 100 electoral votes
majority his anxiety. for the stock market will
weaken his spine.-( (lickSbWU Hcdh (Dom)
The Kansas City Ti,acs noIninatcs General Shields
for Governor In 1850 Oh lay Shields on the shelf
and give us a rest lIosi Plains journal tDcm)
If the Democrats think that they will escape
Tilden's candidacy by his physical ailments, they
are mistaken lie Is likely to survive his party.
MASSACHUSETTS man ascribes TO Governor TAI.
bot frmness, purity Of character, and massive com
mon sense, and asks why he would not be good
occupant of the White House for the next term
Hon, FRASK HuRD complimented the Republican
party, the other day ns the party of the army
We'll, we believe II was, during the Democratic re.
bellion considerable part rtoihe.Democracy, at the
same time was the party OF Canada.-Ddyt6R Jour
nal (RCp)
General Garfield said 1--WE are a Nation, !" with
capital y, The Louisville CoTier-Joarlal re.
spends: I've are indeed Mr.. Garfield Il nation of
States" with little and capital s. That is the
Democratic idea. General Garfield represents the
Republican Idea.
THE Cincinnati Commercial says the speeches of
Tucker, Of Virginia, and Blackburn, Of kentucky,
made relative to the army bill, last week In tie
House, are simply the rebel summons to the Com.
mander-in-chief of the United States Army TO sur.
render The Commercial Is learning wisdom by eX.
porience surely, even though slowly
Colonel FoTney believes that negro common.
wealth in America is clearly on the cards Com
meutng on the coloTed exodus, he says in Progress
"Ihe flight OF the oolOred race from the Gulf States
TO the West is one of those migratons that revive
the great movements OF population indicated In
the Scriptures and If II Is backed by Northern
money and sentiment, as the revolution of Kansas
was twenty years ago, may unsettle many existing
issues and settle many troublesome problems
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
DIED.


BUTLER.-On Saturday morning, April u, 1879,
Rev WILLIAM II. BUTLER, in his ust year.
The funeral services will lake place from Union
Bethel Church, VI street, between Fifteenth and Six
tcenth, on Tuesday. April 10, ut 2o'cock Relatives
and friends Of the family are invited TO attend. Tho
remains be seen Mt his residence from 10 until
o'clock, ut l5aO o street northwest
Behold the Christian warrior stand
In all the armOr of his cod;
The spirits 3 word is in his hand
lis feet are with The gospel shol.
In panopy complete
SillvpiiOn's helmet on his head,
With righteousness a breastplute meet,
Faiths broad shield beiOle Inn spread.
BURLEY.-At his residence, on Friday, April H.
~ $50 p m, In the 10Th year Of his age Rev. JouN H.
w. BURLEY.
Funeral viii take place from Union Bethel Church
on Monday, lith instant, at $3.50 p. M Relatives and
friends respectfully invited TO attend. tProv-
dencc and Baltimore papers please copy.
WARD.-At the residence of her parents. George G.
aud Elizabeth j. Ward No 31s First street southeast
Oh saturday morning, MABEL, aged year IL months
ana II days.
Funeral TO take place from the above number on
Monday, ut O'Clock p. IN.
SUYDAM.-April 10, 1879, JAMES CAMERON, infant
son OF Mrs Jennie Suydan, aged 10 months.
Funeral Tuesday, April is, ut p. ne. from 2i9 Il
street northeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

IN the last number of HdypeT's Weekly
Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is particu-
lnrly severe on the "Stalwarts." He has
abundance of ridicule for them. He evil
IDENTIFY has no great love for this class of
people. He also takes another opportunity,
and even goes out of his way to give what
he evidently thinks is a severe blow to New
Yorhs great statesman, ROSCOE CoNKLlNG
indeed, he lets no opportunity pass when
there is the least chance to bclittlc Mr.
CoNKLING or cast odium upon his actions
But for the conservative weakness OF such
nice men as Mr.. CURTIS we would not have
been in our present strait. They pleaded
for the enemy; they clied peace" when
the enemy simply wanted n truce. The
"Stalwarts," as the times have proved, were
not deceived by honied words and humble
actions. The "Stalwarts' demanded justice
for the oppressed. The oppressors of the
weak cunningly made the Miss NANCYs"
believe that they were the oppressed, and
they appeared TO be so sincere and humble
the nnt-stalwart element became very bold
in their defense The result we have before
us. If any remedy comes it must come
chiefly from those whom Mr.. CURTIS so
ridiculcs-the "Stalwarts'-fo they are the
ones who have the sturdy intellect and
keen perception and practical sense to grasp
this subject in the right manner. This class
would be mercilul, still they would not let
the strong oppress the weak. They would
have justice for all, and would have the
high as well as the low respect the moral
teachings of the age
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
COYGRESSMIN GOzzLE.


DEAR JUDGE: address you in sorrow aud
bitterness of spirit. You remember the words
which | told you were spoken by Mr., Randall
connecting my name with the craftsmanship
of the Committee on Banking and Currency,
and which had great weight with ,ne in de-
ciding my vote in the Spcakership contest.
Alas Ramdall's implied promises have turned
to ashes. Tadpole County has been ignored
Bummerfeld Gozzle has been made TO feel the
sting of injured worth. After what Randall
said on the night arrived in town felt that
the chair of the Committee on Banking and
Currency was in my grasp that place
wherein could put into effect the lofty pur'
noses so often expressed in caucus of the Dem.
ocrats of Tadpole County was at my disposal.
1t stimulated mo to new effort. ! realized
that while serving my country and serving
the Tudpole district, could make an honored
name for myself.
My knowledge of banking was limited, as
YOU know, and my acquaintance with cur
reney has not been intimate, SO | have spent
most of my time since leaving Tadpole in for
tifying myself with facts, and preparing my
self for the great station when had reason to
believe l would be called upon to fill. But
alas where am II Am / IN q shining place
where tho eyes Of the country can always be-
hold mo2 Win the name Of Hon, Hummer
| field Gozze be lustrOus In the records OF the
| financial legislation Of the futureY VIII the
| citizens Of Tadpole turn with pride to point
cut the figure Of their Representative MS nc
! launches folio after folio of financial wisdom
! upon the House Of Representatives. No
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
THE " vmGINIAN-soUTnERN STATES"

The Lynchburg Vbginida, which has Il
redundance Of words; allied to trugality
ofintellect and abauenpess Of truth, contin-
ues to pour its swOsh out upon THE NATION
AL REPUBLICAN. It's latest effort is its sad
dest, ior it essays to perpotate futile im-
itation of the Okolona Southern States,
which heuays the unfortunate fact that
while it has the traitorous riUS Of the States
it Ii cks the mental power and nerve which
characlerizes that abominable fountain Of
treason IN its lre.eating fulminatons, II
is poor, sickly, and yapid imitation, which
rather disgusts than entertains the reader
We are not sure but the Virgiaian can hold
its own with the StatCs as Il silly and ire
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

THE membership of Company A is in
part composed of Government employees.
This is right and proper, for IT is a ques-
tion of taste, not of law, whether citizen
shall or shall not belong to q volun-
teer militia company 1t is also ques-
ton of taste, not of law, whether such
volunteer militia company shall or shall
not carry the Old Flag on occasions of pub
lie display. OF course the Government
clerks, members aforesaid, can exercise
their personal preference either way as their
toste may dictate upon the flag question:
But TO man exalted in the foliage of a
neighboring tree, the reasons why Company
A do not carry the Union flag and why the
Norfolk company did carry their State flag
don't appear TO be so much of u question OF
taste.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

The last chance 10 see the dissolying colored pic
lures will be afforded this week. great variety
show IS also billed for this week. Jake Budd has
new act, "a Scene at Saks'." andnmong the new ar.
rivals are Bingham, the ventriloquist; Crawford
Brothers, the BartCtts, and the New Blondes,
BABIES are too highly priced to permit them TO
suffer with Collie, FlutuleICe, &c, when DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will at once relieve them. Price -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

kept dependent from poverty, ignorance, or
The Milwaukee Sentinel says; Notwith-
standing the many distressing circumstances of
this great emigration, yet the movement is the
most glorious one since Lincoln's proolama-
tion, and is the solution of more than one
problem.r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
National Tbeatrc--aU. NJ, s. pinatore., :,

Easter week will be celebrated at the National by
the production of II. NJ. s. Pinafore' i'll style
equallcd only bv grand opera performances. The
company was selected by Mr.. Ford especially to
man III. NJ. s. Pinaforc" II includes Messrs.
George w. Denham, Samuel q. Young, John H..
Garner, Frank Pearson Misses Blanche Chapman,
Belle Leverlng, Blanche Thompson, and others of
equal ability. The chorus is particularly strong,
and the stage effects will be perfect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
Give senator wollao, a similar Dose.

THnrTlNbufg TcIogfnnh,T
Senntor Thurman IS not flattered by the result of
the late election in Ohio. In the course Of n few
months wen give Senator Wallace similar dose
in PENNSYLVANIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

lNltNtluHh ltihihsI
While you nre about it, just put Ohio down for Q
25,00O subscription to the anti.Coniudoraio iunl.
We will hand over the documents next fall and, "
OkoOna keeps In health and spirits, pay good In
terest OH the principal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

IT must be admitted that Speaker RAN
DALI did much better than it was expected
he would in the arrangement of the COM
mittees of the House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

HENDRICKS says he will not take the
second place on the Democratic ticket next
year While he was about it he might as
well have declined the first place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
WASHINGTON, APRIL Ia, 1879.

TO-DAY Speaker RANDALL will have it in
his power to keep closed or TO open the doors
of legislation in the House
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
Tho Prelnde 10 disaster.


Let all the Republican Presidential candidates,
and oil their friends, work together for the party
this year, and adjourn President making TO 1850.
Union on principles worth fighting for Is essential
to success. Division on candidates would be the
prelude to disaster,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

IN the State courts Of South Carolina Re-
publicans, white or black, are carefully and
positively excluded from service on the
juries. The few, very few, exceptions to this
rule only serve TO prove its general appliea-
tinn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

RANDALL has exalted SUNSET Cox to the
measure of two chairmanships. Cox will
now begin to take some interest in politics
auain
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14
The Tide is Rising Everywhere.

New lOfk IomHlefclAl AuNefUherl
The counties in this State that gave large Ropub-
liGan mHjoTites are beginning 10 declare for Cen
eral Grant The Sandy Hin HGrdid says that about
every Republican in Washington County is for Gen
eral Grant, The tide is rising everywhere for the
General,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-14

THEY want TO abolish the test oath for
Jurors in the Federal Courts in the South.
At the same time they apply the test of
partisanship TO the juIies in the State courts
of that section. The motive behind all this
is an ultimate design to put none but Con-
iederates on guardn