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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

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In State bonds there was a decided improvement
for Louisiana cous0ls. the transactions amounting
r. ONLY SIS, 900 with an advance from 3o9l 10
B9s,. Missouri IS, 1889 or 1890, brought JOG.
Other issues were neglected. go,
OF city bank stocks the sales embraced Iark tiO!
et 1OO12 Metropolitan 20 at 1877 Central National
1851 at lO1 and COMMANDMENT llOl at 80.
Railroad bonds were less active, but were gehCT-
ally strong c., G. and l. &. hTSts recovered 70 81
with Transaction amounting to Sl3SOOO. NONE,
Watorfown and OgdensbuTg nTsts also scored their
hest price al 69G6SSi, after selling down TO o'-2 az
tbe opening j ne Erie new Issues were stct,.F'
$3.50 600 second consolidated selling at 1899 |O'o'
Missouri Kansas and Texas tisis were shade easi,r
AT 7514 the seconds dropping Il 10 329l. CentIal
nj New-Jersey cOnSols tel 12 per cent to lOO2, Dnt
Tehigh and MiikesbaITe consOls were strong AT %.
There was = further decline OF abOnt l20l per cent
for the various issues of the Wabash Company, out
partial recovery followed and they closed otIOnt'
The Pacihes were all firm Kansas Pacihc nlsis:
Denver Division. recovering TO 1O4 8. DrnSer ana
Rio Grande hrsts advanced os per cent TO 9Z"4 Inc
Western railroad bonds were all strong, wlthout
material change in prices. ONO anC MISSISSIPPI
seconds declined b, and Canada Southern Suatah-
teed advanced Il per cent. r..
Money ruled easy at the Stock Exchange at from
olD3 per cent on miscellaneous collateral ana AT
ner cent on Governments. In the donesnc eA-
Changes on New-YOrk the only nOIaDie chaige
from previous quotations Is at IT. LOUIS, where NY
rate has declined to 81 discount. Ihe Ubt'oo
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
500 600 in National bank notes tOT redemption
The customs receipts were S-4OO.OOO ana lh1 , III
ternal revenue psceipts were $2oO,oOO Inc Ioilo"-
ing Is the Clearing House statement t,-GaI'
Exchanges $93, 234 ,9O6; balances, So,2OI,33O'
The busiDeSs AT the Sub-1reaSuTy coNeied' ne
csipts S2221 74S payments, T4,SZOoo1 GU GU
rency balance. $50 639,3S7; com baiaDoe' 94%"-
S69166. u,1.io
heiuc done at about S401 cent TO the below the
foliuWiug nominal quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

Total bush 24o9OO 29Sso2 42ss94 25s2oO 9.S-6
The receipts and shipments az and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
OFFICE OF THE NEW. YORK, LAKE ERIE AsD)
WESTERN r. r. CO..
NEM.Y YORK. June 80, 1879.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE ASD)
WESTERN r. r. CO..
NEW YORK, June 80, 1879.
TJNHIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
Il with Messrs. DREXEL. MORGAN q co. to extend the
Bonds issued by the NewYork and Erie
Railroad COMPANY maturing sept mber next, the prncpal
years from that date aud the Interest March
semi annually. at per cent per annuIn-
both United gold Of the present standard weight
hnrness .
The right extend above has been reserved 10 such Of
tho desire avail of IL and shall 10
posi- for that purpose viii Messrs DreXel Nor
gan & Co prior 10 the 10Th u August next
bonds not be eXten ted By the holders or DO
presented purpose by Messrs DreX Morgan Co.,
will be paid at maturity. III. j. JEWETr,
wa President
% TALLsT, NEW YORK. juno 80 1873.
of the New Ork Lake Erie
ard Railroad Company ready 10 receive
any of ana Erie Railroad second Mortgage
Bonds FOR extension.
Ne are also prepared buy 1901 aud accrued interest
ANY the bonds holders when desire 10 sell rather
tuau extend. DltEAf-l, MOb'AN q %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

Canal RR Co'srv'se Bait. Phna Boston
Flour bills 80. 1890 799 5,57o 200 @i"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06


INHE TRUSTEES of this company have
4 this day declared o DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT
upon capital stock payable on and after August lst at tho
Transfer boSEs Close on 25th inst reopen "a
august sILAs G. HAY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

I OYG ISLAND CITY BONDS.

Interest Long Island City Bonds falling due August
1879 will he paid upOn presentation OF the the
Marine Bank New York CITY, and sfJer that date.
JOHN II. MORRIS, CITY Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
LITERARY NOTES.

Messrs. S. W. Partridge g. Co. are about
% npbish I'm one volume story by Cecil Clarke, en-
titled GreatHeart and His Little Friends, Trixie and
Dot; Where they Went, and What they Learned"
Some interesting relics of the poet Niccollm
have been placed the Library of the Belle Ar'' III
Florence. Among them is the writing taoie VIC ~
generally used and on which he composed his Arhauo
de Brescia."
5. c. Griggs & Co., Chicago, will issue very
shortly a new work by Benjamin Taylor, au'hoio VI
"songs OF Yesterday" The World on Wheeis' e''
1t Will be a volume Of sketches under the u,le VI
"summer savory, Cleaned from Rural NooAS III
Pleasant Weathcr' >.
MIR. Adds Wright has just finished his edi-
t,on Of Coroanus for bis School Series of Snake
snea1e's Plays" for the Clarendon Press. Inc
difficulties in the play have. says Tie Academy iorce"
INN 10 annotate It moro freely Than any previous pSy
the series, and It's price Will therefore NC ss"'
higher. ,
A monograph on the "true burial-place OF
Christopher Columbus has lust been published nv liuo
ner OF London Sir Trayers Twss, the author
the question Of the true burial AZ length auu
that the claim recently put forth by the Bishop OF San
Domingo is without foundation IAe genera pc''o' %
been it Will be remembered, that the great
bodv after being taken from Snain TO san DOm'ns''
was TRANSPORTED 10 Havana whore II was allowed to
A. peace. The Bishop COMMENDED lnSt ~, tcj 70 re-
move them 10 Havana took away the wrong Oo"'
The entire collection of drawings, sketches
and c:chings which were in The possession OF George
Ckshank at the time Of his death, were 10 DC sou "a
London ten DAYS ago. II numbered over Aoo ioS' w"
oo,nprised the original Illustrations to Oliver TWIST
,be " Sketches by Boz" Harrison Ainswo1th's Tower
- 1.,ndon - aud d" Jac, sheppard" Tie Comic Alma
nae" "Bcutey's MisCcllaay.' Frank F"l'rs.'
"Tbe Iugoldsby Legends" " Clement Lonin'L' o..
81, O,Ics~v The Life of Sir John FSlsiali;,
GTmmis Popular German StoIes, " ne Ut 5 a1 and
CbiiTsu" ana d largo number o. skcJcH,S ~ - of
fenril il was believed that the saio "o''" ~ '
tbC most interesting of the season.
There was published III LONDON ~.
-, Ill ,,.,rr,o called d" shaiespeares Debt
90 Inc Bblc"ly the Rev. Charles Bullock J. j. s.AII.
writes 10 a London newspaper That the contents :.
tvertv ua.es of The book without which 1T would nave
been no book at al appropriated from Noiuuo y,
his nov I'm fourth edition. entitled Bible lru'us anu
sbarosr.orcau Parallels" Nj Bullock. he says mas
copied ont Gitydye of the subjects treated Ol mum
quotations references and headings o crmlc,e Mt
me orly aim renee thar he has gwen tI' 49, 80
enCes instead of covvipg them out m lul' ana Ill S0
ooiug Las reduced the value of his WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

NNT III AN II =. =, :, -,
w UNITED STATES AND ROY Al NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsTCWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOIICETbe steamer o. this Line take the Lane route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u. NJ on D0tE the outward
AMI honrwald voyages. ..
ABRIAIIC CAM Icnpin g-I 1utsiay, July 81. p.
CTITlC cant tI.1fsll. ... saturday. Aug g. 10 a M.
FEOM the WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w lOlh-
ST.
steamers Uniform size and unsurpassed IN a
pOutmeufs saloon, S'atcrOJW-. Smoking ana Blth
looms placeG amidps noise and notion are
felt anodIug degree comfort hitherto unattlnaOie
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle sheer, nor pigs
For Inspection plans aud other information apply At the
Compauys Office 80. 81 Broadway New York or 40 Wa
nut. st. Philadelphia X. j. CORIlS, Agent
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THIRD cALL-2La ocLocg p. Y
Eureka
TUESDAY, July OPP. ".


The stock market to-day developed extreme
feverishness, but only 10 moderate degree re-
Elected the heavy realizations that have been made
during the last few days. Nevertheless, the closing
quotations. although not in all the lowest ofthe
day. show material declines from the final prices Of
YESTERDAY. The transactions amounted 10 only
15B,5O0 shares, against 174,500 shares yesterdays
of this total $1,000 shares were monopozed
by the transactions in tho common and pre-
ferred stocks of the Chicago aud Northwestern
and St Paul Railroads, aud the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Company In final business,
Northwest and 81. Paul comm on each shoWed oe'
cnes of l. per cent the preferred stocks OF each
also being Il cent lower: Delaware; Iackawanna
and Western opened at SO and sold az GUS from
tiOns, but when IL reached that polnt
its price was again rallied 10 G0ls, alter
which 1t steadily declined TO 5s at the close Inc
other coal stocks were not particularly active;
Delaware and Hudson closing with loss OF a,
Central of New-Jersey 3d. and Morris and
Essex per on eent so amSng t Was mnde
an exception to the general rule, and its price was
advanced to 81, finally closing at 6Ol2; but Ere re-
cords a decline of a, Lake Shore %, anu Mlehlgan
Central 81 cent, oil closing at the lowest hgures
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern preferred
continued to be the feature among the
shares its fluctuations covering range OF 2 per
cent the extremes of which were OIL and 49os,
with final sales at b0is. which Is a decllne
of \ cent from the aSt price ol yesteIudy tuo
common stock after advancing l. per cent, finally
closed with gain Of ls per cent nd LITTLE IL
Joseph shares. but their final prices, which were
rally, from the lowest points OF the the day,
mon ana 81 per cent for the preferred stock.
An early brush in Wabash carried ITS Ece I ITG%
1nion Pacific declined from 7sl2 to 772.
aud St. Louis. Iron Mountain o and 81 s%IptheTn.
covered and closed at 2514. The investment shares
generally were fraction lower the exceptions
/, Der cent advance for Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, and per cent in the bidding RTlee Tor
Union after an advance of Is per cent finally closing
unchanged Atlantic and Pacific gaining a per cent
and American District Telegraph losing a per cent.
OF the expresses, Adams was 4 per cent mguer,
American steady, aud United states L per cent
lower, The sales of Pacific Mall which were lnslg-
nificant in amount, were at 1oG laps, closing
offered at the lower inquire.
The market closed weak.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET
as reported Ly the Gold and Stock telegraph Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
CORPORATION Noiltes.

kDVERTlSENENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE al ~ ~ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. i,X3S broadway, cor. Thirty
grssI OF sos Ntst ~ cuty thild st. cor Lignth ave-
No. -. East FourtcauthsL corner tulqn-sduars
zGO 1itrd-aye, lJItJ s'yeufIst, a. the HARLEM
OFFICE, No. 22St Ihrdavc, cor onehuudrodaul-
twenty iOuftli'L IGlcm say suA building up 10 So
~ OF regular Office r3tfN
CORPORATION NOWCE.-Proposals to fur
" n,h the Department 81 Charities ard Corrections with
dry goods ie.ler Ice CrOcktty and miscellaneous
articles VII De- received fu the 18th DAY ol July,
1919 For particulars bee city Record, for sale at No city
Hail
PROPOSALS To furnish the Fire Depart
with material for alterations aud for repairing
tain buildings occupied by Engine Companies Will be
until the % OF August 1879. For particulars
ttv nscord, for sale at N o. CAY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK IHibU ~ VI RI ne ri SEp At TIL = =
3Dr West TNcDty-thrd.st., corner f1Ghth.aye.
No g2 East Touteentst corner Unousl are 700 Miro
aye cor. Forty -.yeuth-st ~ the HARLEM OFFICE, Ma
2,1SI IhiIdaye, OnehuudrciGud tW enty fourthSt
tIimlem Savings Bank Buildngl M O. IN, at regular
uNLlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
DR. MoREAU NORRIS sANITARIUM,
CONFINEMENT ISLAND,

CONFINEMENT ISLAND,
DAEIEN, CONN. -
DR. NJ MORRIS formerly superintendent Of tho NY. state
Incbrle Asylum at M ghsmion NOW closed ma Ing occurred
ABOVE Lonz Island SOund Is now prepared 10 receive
limited number on patients Tor SPECIAL u .alment FOr
frturr terms. &c. address Dr. MOkEAU NOR
RS RcwAytou Post ONCE, Fairfield CO., Conn.
DATENTS, TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
i MUM & CO., 81 Park Row, Neg-lOrk, Projectors
AZ ~ Selfr american. ThiriyOUr .ears experience
sole Patents Hand book Patents with full diroc
lions and advice. sent free.
olg DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
81 The Ncw.Yors Elevated Railroad Company will
sell private s either together or separately the following
iOuT wheeled dummy engines
Pour Engines 7HlO cylinder wheel 33 inch. weight about
Two Engines 7HlO cylinder wheel 80 inch, weight about
$4,000 pounds.
Fifteen Engines SXlO, cylinder wheel 50 nCh weight
about A. 900 pounds
-Four engines stored ~ 9Sth-st. and Slave
ready delivery The remaining seventeen can
be delivered about the lHi u August next.
furtEeT particulars, &C, inquire o. the understood
Mr. X. KING. Room -.
General Office NcN-lO rk Elevated hirOl1 Company. Ne"
YOrk, broadway. june .. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET.

AZ reported Lu the Gold and Stock telegraph Company
| Actual Sales-- Closing BIDS shares
! og Hight LOw't. Final Bid Asked. Sod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
The MONEY MARKET.
10 A. M.-sALEs BEFuRE THE CA

safes Of StOte anG RdluCag Bohds-Ratlro1t BIN; a.
rrUress Sf1cLs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
lex dividend
'osIxn PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
NOES or MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING FRI

rovarnmeua bonds to-day were ohiy 0''"'' ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-08
SHEREFF's SALE.

DYVERTUE OF DE 7REE AND ORDER
of Sale issued of and under the seal Of the Hon
second Judicial Dstric Court in and fOr orrnsby Coun
And of Nevada the 4h day of January A D. 1s79
Judgment in favor of Robert Livingston and against
J c. Dorsey AMI tggie P Dorsey defendants for the
of $3.50 principal OF dob and the of 81 50 i'll
s thereon to date OF Judgment at rate Of q cent
psr month until paid and the OF S59 S4 counsel fee
snd of suit taxed at 80 So and acruing costs n
the Of IS 80, and al costs which accrue BY re
of SALE ETC. all in United States gold coin, and
directed, commanding to sell certain real property set
and described said order sale, and pursuance
levied and will expose a. public sac
between the hours Of and NJ to wit, at NJ,
gu TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1879,
ordered the folio described property: All that
aan piece parcel of land lying AMI being situated IN
carson City, Orm,by County, Nevada, bounded and dc
ssribed follows commencing at point on the norA
IL1e of Washington street where said street IS nterSecti
By the section line bew Sections and eight
(7 and l3) Township l3 north Range % east aud
running henc8 west along the north line Of said AEshn
street to point hundred and sevenSV feet wes
from the intersection OF Washington and Minnesota streets
side Of said Washington street; thence north
hundred and seventy feet thence east tp said sectO
line thence south along said section line tIndred
seventy feet the place of beginning, Together with
all and singular the tenements he~editam and tppur
thereto belonging in wise afperta-nn
s. 7. SWIFT,
Carson City, January 4, 1872. Sheriff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-08
TO LEE n,
A FINELY FURNISHED EoUSE

g. a VMRY DrAIR tBLE EOUSE g.
EI will be let or leased for long sermNto al II
desirable tenant Inquire at this office
Decerlter 2, 1878
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The State Grange will meet in this city
December 9th.
The various committees of the Irish Aid
Association will meet tonight at the City
Buildings.
The Knights of st. Patrick will visit the
fair of the st. Ludwig Roman Catholic
Church at Greenwood Hall this evening.
The Thirteenth Regiment O. V. l. will
hold their third reunion tomorrow at
Cadiz, Ohio. A large number of members
from this city will be in attendance.
Mrs NJ. r. H. Lee, of Bos on, will give a
series of readings from popular authors, in
the parlors of The Grand Hotel, 'the first
three Wednesdays of December and the
first two Wednesdays of January.
A meeting for organization and the adop-
ton of detailed plan for the Authors
Reception" will be held at the Children's
Home next Friday. at p. m. All the
members of the General Reception Com
NIT ee are requested to be present.
The Home Circle Literary Society will
meet this evening at the residence of Mr..
Silas r. Jennings,on Ohio avenue when the
question OF (Which is the Greatest of the
Arts-Painting, Poetry or Music2' will be
discussed after which music, defamation
and reading will be the programme for the
evening. 4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
Hulse Rape Case.

The argument in the Harry Hulse rape
case proceeded before Judge Longworth to-
day. '"G
Mr.. Miller Outcalt opened the argument.
He reviewed the evidence, which he
claimed established the guilt Of the pris-
oner. ts
In referring to the testimony as to his
identity, he said the evidence of the child,
Hattie Hoberg, was as reliable as that OF
any witness in the case. and when she
pointed her little innocent finger at Hulse,
the pallor came to his cheek, and when on
the witness-stand he declared he was an in
nocent man, he added perjury to the crime
of rape. H a,
Mr. Outcalt spoke over an hour and a
half and in concluding remarked to the
Jury that there were more than the crowd
in the Courtroom looking anxiously and
eagerly for the verdict, among them faith
ers and mothers, who were trusting that,
by the verdict in the case. it would be
shown to the world that no such crime as
this could be committed here and 60 un.
punished. e ~ f M
Mr.. Milligan is now engaged in making
his argument for Hulse. s.-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
BELLS BOOST.
A Suspected Murderer Climbs a
Tree.
Suicide BY the Clock Down in
Texas.
Tcrrible Crime i'm North Car
Olina.

THEY RANG THE BELL WITH ROPE.
NAvAsoTA, Tex, Nov. M.-The dy OF a
negro named Nathan Bell was found hang
ing t. tree in the edge of Roan's Prairiea
few daysago. He was suspected of murder.
This has revived the exodus movement in
this part of Texas.
A LA DICK TURPIN.
DoDGE City, KANSAS, Nov. A.--Advice
from Santa Fe, New Mexico. reports that
the mail coach from Santa, Fe to Silver City
was stepped by two men at atGond-Signt Hill,
twelve miles south of old Fort Cummings
and about $40 miles from Santa Fe, and tile
mail robbed. There were no, passengers or.
express matter The mail sacks were cut
open and one man exam ined them and took
some registered packages, whi,a the other
man covered tie driver with rifle. The
robbers are supposed to be two American
tranps recently loafing about La Mesilla.
New Mexico.
TORN ALL TO PIECES.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. H.-E. B. Lutz an
smployc in the yard Of the Central Rail-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

Roman Lohrer, who was sentenced to
serve term of fifteen years in the State
Penitentiary by Judge Emens about four
years ago on the charge of passing counter
felt money, was brought before Judge
Swing and Judge Baxter this morning on a
writ of babeas corpus and ordered released.
The grounds for the discharge were that
Lohrer had been sentenced for fifteen years,
when the maximum time prescribed by the
statute was only ten years and was thus il.
legal,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
Local Personal,

Thomas B. Reynolds has been admitted
to the Cincinnati bar.
Mr.. Louis c. He'll, of the ST. Louis Times
was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Governor Thomas L. Young has re.
turned from Washington.
Mayor Jacob last Saturday celebrated the
forty-fifth anniversary Of his birthday.
The Rev. DR.. Burr, of Portsmouth. Ohio,
is in the city the guest of Rev. DR.. Stanger.
Mrs. L. A. Abrams, of Philadelphia, is
visiting the family of her brother, J. s.
Brown, 29l Longworth street, after an alb.
sence of ten years from the city.
Mr.. VIM. G. Pendery, formerly in charge
of the Western Union Telegraph Office,
Merchants Exchange, is reported as having
struck it rich at Leadville, Colorado, in the
"Nettie Morgan mine Of which he is part
owner
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
BUZZlNG BICYCLES.
Eleven Riders Rushing Round The
Ring at Chicago.
National Associated Press to the Star.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24-At 10 o'clock this
morning at the Exposition Building
eleven bicycle riders entered for six days
tournament # fourteen hours day. They
drew up in front of the judges stand and
were assigned their numbers.
The English team consists of G. Terront,
w. Cam, d. E. Stanton, and John KeaD,
all professionals who have made fine re-
cords in this country and England. The
American team consists OF Tom and George
Harrison, Daniel Ballard, H. Movers, ].
Nolan, G. A. Adams, and VIM. Rutland.
All the bicycles ridden have fore-wheel
fprty-eight to fifty-four inches in diameter.
They can make 800 or $50 miles day
swift as a race-horse and nuiseless as a sew
ing machine. A few minutes after 10 they
started at the word Go" Kean, Stanton,
Rutland and Nolan in the front ranks, the
Others following close behind.
Score at l p. M.-Keene and Terront, 46
miles; Cam and Stanton. AZ; Meyers, 40;
Belard and Rutland, 81; T. Harrison, q;
G. Harrison, 49,,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
MERRY MlCHIGANDERS.
An Ishpeming Stabber on the War
Path..Pretty Little Fight Be.
tween WatChmen.
.ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DETROIT, Nov. N.-John Getting, OF Ish-
peming, Mich, went on the war-path Sat-
urday night, and stabbed four men in a
saloon. One of the men named Christian
was cut five times. The stabber is under
arrest and the inhabitants of that lively
mining town are greatly excited.
A policeman and the watchman at the
Biddle House, this city, mistook each other
for burglars in dark loft of that hotel last
night, and desperate fight ensued. The
policeman shot off his revolver several
times in the clinch and the watchman's es
cape was wonderful. At last the officer
knocked the watchman down and got him
out in the light, where he saw whom he had
captured, and let him 90.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
TOMMY TALKS.
General Ewing Unbosoms Himself on
the Grant Boom.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, Nov. 24-The Tribune to-day
has the following interview with General
Ewing:
"Wiat are you Democrats going to do
in Washington this winterP'
"rhe session preceding the Presidential
election is usually occupied with making
candidates and sharpening up issues"
what issues will Democrats devote
themselves 10 sbarpeningg'
1--WE shall have only one. If you nominate
Grant The third term we will need no
otger issue. On that we Democrats can all
agree" ff ICON Nf
Have you made up your mind as to
whom you want tor your candidater"
Not fully. think, however, Joel Par
ker, of New Jersey, would be an excellent
man. He was war Governor, and has q
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

At the fair in st. Stanislaus Catholic
Church, corner of Cutter and Liberty
streets last evening some rascals sprinkled
cayenne pepper on the floor. The result
was everybody present was seized with a
violent fit of sneezing Ignatz Schrenker,
Columbus Fibbs and Louis Mahrenger were
arrested on suspicion of being the perpetra-
tors of the outrage but there being no def
mite proof against them, they were released