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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-30

JACOB JOHNSON Is in the County Jail In delaust
of $500 bail Jacob was arrested yes erday on
pesce warrant sworn out by his wife. Nancy
Johns D. He viii have a hearing this evening be-
fore Squire Hight, OF Fulton, at which place the
JohnsoHs reside
THE County Commissioners held regular ses
sion to-day. with all members in attendance
ILLS amounting to SS,379 n were allowed. The
Commission then proceeded TO receive BIDS on
various Jobs, as this is letting day.
PeoF. HAYDEN has hisnew balloon, Queen City,
on the Public lnudi & to-day, giving it The finish
| ing touches and preparing for an ascension from
the Bellevue House tomorrow.
| RoTH and Barnes, by the surviving partner, 4.
G. Barnes late merchant tNilors at 81 West Fourth
street made an assignment to-day IN 1avor OF inc
| creditors 10 Nelson 5ayler 9
| LIE Roy AND NORTON the song and dance men,
obtained Judgment OF $40 against the Esher
Brothers to-day in Squire Gilligan's office on a
| breach OF contract SUIT.
REV. D. II. MOORE, D, D., ofWesleyan Female Col.
| lege will preach at the First English Luthe all
Church, Elm street, above Ninth tomorrow at II
| a. m. Seats free.
JOSEPH ORR brought suit in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas aga INST Iaac Newton Evans and his
wife to recover $500 on conveyance OF some
| land.
FrFry-FIvE marriage licenses were issued durins
the past week by Clerk Harry Rechtn. During
the month 200 couples took out their licenses,
Rev. D. J. STARR will preach and receive proba
TONERS into full membership at the York stree
Church tomorrow morning.
THE Mayors license receipts for the week hay
been S670 90
sEvENrY-slx prisoners in jail, five of whom ar
females.
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The Democracy.

The Hamilton County Democratic Executive
Committee met at half-past O'Clock this after
noon, Dr. W. H. Wilett, presiding, and Mr. Joe
Setter acting as Secretary.
Cant. f. Potter Dustin, of the Campaign Com.
mittee, also resigned. Mr. c. A. Zimmerman, OF
the Third Ward, was recommended TO fill the
place. ..,
The minutes OF the lasl meeting, as reported In
our paper. were approved.
The Committee appointed to secure, hall
for the Executive body, was referred to the
Campaign Committee with power to act
Communication from Michael Ryan, resign
ing his position on the Campaign committee, was
received and the resignation was accepted.
Squire Carlln, late superintendent of the Court
| house moved that the vacancies on tAe senatorial
ticket be filed next Saturday. Mr.. james Malo'
new amended by leaving the matter to the Cam
noipn Committee This was Withdrawn.
The Committee then went into executive ses
sion. -. :,
| declined to run with the rest on the ticket, anc
that his RESIGNATION was in the hands OF the Presi
| dent of the Committee. :,
| On questioning the Secretary, Joe Setter, tht
latter refused to say anything, but it was under
stood by the majority OF the Executive COMMITTED
| that the declination had been made. .,
The following are the probable names that VII
fiji the vacancies: Alex Swift, James j. Fara
and Judge ?. Mallon.
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SCISSORS VS.. FLAT-IRON
In Which Scissors COnquers BY a
Large Majority.
Distress and Disaster Duly Dished Up.

Special to the Star.
GAINESVILLE Aug. 30.-Fred. Mohr, a
shoemaker, stabbed his wife last evening
under the left shoulder-blade with pair
of scissors He was arrested and bound
over for trial. 1t was a family row, In
which a hat-iron in Mrs. Mohr's hand
played prominent part. Mrs. Mohr is in
q critical condition and will probably die.
INcENDIARY FIRE IN LONDON, O.
LONDON, o., Aug. 3O.-A private stable in
the rear of the Madison House burned
about 9 o'clock this morning. All the con-
tents, including horse and carriage, we're
destroyed. The fire was evidently the work
of an incendary, as the blaze was intensl-
| fed by the use of coal oil.
THE WATER VALLEY RIOT.
| JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 30.--lnformation
from Water Valley gives additional details
of the collision there between the whites
and blacks. Young Mr.. Johnson was rid
ing along the road late at night, Wien
squad of armed colored pickets halted him
and drove him back TO Water Valley. Iii
reported to the Sheriff, who took a posse
twenty men, which he divided into two
squads to capture the negroes Upon thei
approach the colored men fired into then
and then ran. They returned the fire, ant
pursued the rioters, and up to noon twent,
had been lodged in Jail. The firing result
ed in one negro having his arm shattered
and of the whites, Mr.. Kirkwood, receiving
a slight wound.
The negroes say they had assembled TO
the purpose of protecting young negr
man from being lynched, who had bee
incarcerated in the jail of Water Valley 10
being caught in the room of youn
lady of the city the night before, as be
lieved for the purpose of committn
a rape. The whites deny any such inter
tions. All is now quiet.
KILLING AT TIE FAIR.
FRANKroRr, IND, Aug. 30.-In row c
: Mddlefork fair yesterday Lon Hawk,
+ Kokomo bus driver, knocked down an
, kicked in the back Of the head job
Thompson, killing him Instantly. IIaw
is under arrest. There is talk of lynchin
vILLAINoUs HIGHWAY ROBBERS.
: NoB1Esy1LLE, IyD., Aug. 3o.-Last nigl
. about 8 o'clock Stephen Roberts, stoc
+ trader was attacked by two outlaws al
robbed of Sl79. The thieves asked permi
sion to ride, and, on getting in, one of the
hit him with stone and then dragged hi
s. from the buggy unconscious, and secur'
y their booty and disappeared in the woot
A MISSING MAN.
New CASTLE IND, Aug. 30-Daniel Ne
l. man, of spiceland, Ind, since Ia
t. Wednesday, is reported missing. His so
who is in search OF him, says when he Il
home he had about $115 upon his perso
e and had been stopping at restaurant.
y is fifty-five years old, hair gray, no beal
" " about five feet six inches high and weis
d ing one hundred and forty-tiye pounds.
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GENERAL GRANT.
MOsby Announces that He is in the
Hands of His Friends.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 30.-A Tribune Wash
ington special to-day says "Hon. Elihu B'
Washburne lately received letter from
General Grant saying that those who ex-
pect him upon his return to this country to
enter into Presidential campaign will be
disappointed. He does not conceive OF any
possible circumstances which could induce
him to become candidate for another
term, but adds that if at any time the Re
publican party should need him for any
purpose he would not fail to respond"
A San Francisco Washington special to-
day says Colonel Mosby had a good old
talk with Grant in Hong Kong, and writes
to friend in Washington that all this talk
about Grants not desiring or accepting
possible Presidential nomination is Pop
pycock.n Grant will run, Mosby predicts
and he thinks he he will be elected by ar
| Overwhelming majority.
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Local Personal.

DIR. Orr and family are still at Lake Chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. George Ellis returned to-day from
the seashore.
Miss A. w. Palmer has gone to Cleveland
for short visit.
Judge N. L. Jackson, of Louisville, is at
the Burnet House.
The Knights of St. Martin go to Law
renceburg, Ind, tomorrow.
Prof. H. G. Andres will in short time
remove to his new home i'll Clifton.
Mr. R. B. Stephenson, of the Gazette, re-.
turned this morning from Detroit.
Mr. Henry Hanna and family came home
this morning from trip to the East.
Hon. P. T. Barnum, the great Snowman,
will arrive in Cincinnati week from to-
day.
Mr.. Stanley Ferguson, son of Hon. e.
A. Ferguson, has returned from Lake Su-
perior.
Mr.. Thos. O'Conner, Chief of the New
Orleans Fire Department, is at the Burnet
House.
Miss Dutton, of Walnut Hills, is spend
ing few days with Miss Stanwood at Mt.
Auburn.
Mr.. J. r. Herman and wife, of Walnut
Hills, are sojourning in the Allegheny
Mountains.
Mr.. Chas. X. Gano an old Cincinnatian
but now resident Of Wilmington, Del, i:
in the city. .......
Mr.. J. LIE Boutilier and his daughter
Mrs. O'Connell, are at Evanston. OIL Lake
Michigan.
Judge Pruden, wife and daughter, Mis-
Carrie, are expected home from Long Brancl
next week. ..-..
i Mr. George o. Starr, Agent for Barnum'
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The Coroner to the Public.

As the Coroner has been in many cases called to
attend cases of suicides by hanging, drowning,
&C., and found that the bodies were still warm,
and that by proper treatment life could be re-
called ,;Ee issues the following:
"There is general impression among the
community that when a dead body is found it
must not be touhed or nothing done
until the arrival OF the Coroner From
the testimony in the case OF Henry Kinker
it was shown that he could not have been hanging
more than five minutes, and yet when the body
was cut down by his son he was allowed to lay in
doubled-up condition, with rags thrown over
him and the rope still around his neck until the
arrival of the Coroner.
"The Coroner takes this opportunity to inform
| the public that on all and every occasion where
| pody is found, every effort must be inslantane-
ously made to restore animation If possible There
| should. in cases OF hanging, be no delay in cut
| ting down, and the nearest physician should be
| sent for Immediately.
"A, a means to restore suspended animation
when the same is caused by hanging, the Coroner
directs that the body be held up with the head
| downward, arms extended, cold water dashed on
the head and breast, and when any signs OF life
appear, the body should be then laid in Il horizon
tai posit on where there is free current OF air
| gentle stimulants should be administered. Thi!
in a great many instances may restore life which
would otherwise be lost"
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YELLOW FEVER.
Nine New Cases and Seven Deaths
at Memphis.
Specials to the star.

Specials to the star.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 9O-Noon.- cityiis quiet and
no arrests have been made in the last thrty-six
hours. Nine new cases reported today Lewis
McClay Annie Jackson, Ben. Welmaker Hiram
Henderson, Helen Cooper A. Arnold and Robert
Burch, eolored. Mary Hendricks and p. McLane
white. Seven deaths have been reported; Elias
McDougal, W. II. Cogshill, Mis-. John Pope, Eu-
gene ggizana, white; also Dr. r. E. Richardson,
q prominent physician, and ]. P. Hoffman, Of
Mitchell Hoffman Co. PICKETT
MEMPHIS Aug. 9O-i P. M.-sixteen additional
new eases; Mrs. Anderson, Mamie Anderson, p.
Canty, Jake seiger, Barney Hartley, VIM. Wood
ward Mrs. Shelley, Adelaide Frayser and Martha
Frazer, white.
Lizzie CASTOR, Dora Lemis, Annie Robertson,
Annie Crawford and Adam Berry, colored. Two
thousand and sixty-fve dollars were received by
The Safety Committee from Memphis merchants
in st. Louis to-day. PICKETT
National Associated Press to the Star.
STRIKING THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
MEMPHIS, Aug 800 d. M.-There has
been but little change in the weather,
still remaining mild and pleasant. The
total yellow fever death list sinc&te fever
began is $50: 1t isnow striking the benevo
lent societies pretty heavy. The Knights OF
Honor have buried ten members, and in
all, which included members and theil
families, 90. The Odd-fellows have had 81
sick, including members and their families
OF these IA have died, 10 are under treat
ment and have been cured. twenty-five
new cases and 10 de t sin all closed yester
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Citv ommissioners.

The SUPERVISOR OF Repairs was instructed to have
a box drain constructed at Reading Road ana
McGregor avenue.
The decoration of the Water-works office on the
opening day OF the Exposition was referred to the
Wuter-workS Committee.
The semi-monthly payroll of the Water-worEs
Department. amounting to sl6O2 ", was ordered
paid ...-. s..,
An ordinance to improve Ravine street, from
Browne street to point 100 feet south OF Cliii
street. was referred to the Committee on Grades
and improvements. ,.-,,
| The Engineer recommended that the steam roll-
! or b, used in the Improvement OF the following
streets: Straight, East Sixth, Lodw'ck anti Ire
mont streets Fulton; Purcell and Second avenues
| and Hawthorne Place
| protest from the business men on tne snutii
side OF Filth street between Main and Walnut
| protes ing against the erection Of the building loi
| the holding of the Catholic Bazar was received
| and read. Referred to the City Solicitor.
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COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.
9necIals to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
WEST LIBERTY, Aug. 30.-Yesterday in this
county James Day was shot and killed by his son
Jesse, aged eighteen. There has long been an un-
p]easantness between the two and the father was
passing the son and throwing tones at him, when
the latter fired.
MT. STERLING, Aug. 3O.-PIce Calk is likely to
walk OIL a cork leg He went fox hunting with a
pistol in his pocket, and came back with the ball
in his leg.
House CAVE, Aug. S0--A strange negro came
into owens store here and stole pair Of pants.
Seeing that he was pursued the thief jumped the
fence into clump Of trees and bushes. and fell
sixty feet into the mouth OF the cave. He was
seriously but not fatally hurt.
ELizABETHrowN Aug. a0.-old man Samuel
Brashear, Of Larue County, known in his neigh
borhood as ''silver-head." was thrown from a
mule few days ago, and sustained injuries that
caused his death.
Deputy United States Marshal reached here las
night with the following alleged moonshiners
Daniel Williams, acting Sheriff Of Green County
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BRAYELY DONE.
Deed of Heroism at a Georgia Picnic.
special to the star.

6pecial to the star.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. SO.-A little child, Emma
Jones, at picnic yesterday, fell over the steep
side 81 Stone Mountain, which has perpendicu-
lar height Of sixteen hundred feet. The little
child caught on ledge OF rock, and by stick
ing her fingers in the crevices managed to
hold on until an alarm was carried to the town,
three miles off
At once stores were closed, houses locked and
n. whole population, with fcyerish haste, hur.
rled 10 tic mountain, The child was fifty feel
below the brink, having slid rather
than fell outright. She was considerably
bruised. At length Jerry Goldsmith. wa
found, who was let over the brink
with a stout rope. He reached the child Just a!
she was exhausted and drawn TO the top amid the
most intense excitement The mother awaited
tbe child at the brink A man and dog have for
nerly fallen over the same place.
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RIVAL FOR G1LMoRE's GARDEN-THE STRIKERS
DOWN ON GOOSE AND TIGER.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-A gymnasium, armory, rid
ing school and regmental headquarters combined,
on q mammoth scale, is to be erected here on
the large property between Chestnut and Pine
and Nineteenth and Twentieth street. 1t Will be
of the Italian style OF architecture, and will cost
$4,000.
Twelve striking cgarmakers went to work, bu'
the others are endeavoring to get them out again
Mill proprietors are suffering for want OF barrels
and are making every effort to get an understand
ing between the striking coopers and their EN-
poyers. The coopers realized handsome sur
by their ball last night
The Police Commissioners have notified th'
keno and faro men that on and after next Monda!
the goose shall cease to gabble and the tiger II
roar.
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JRDAY EVENING, AUGUST 80, 1879.
e did when he gave an opinion in Sheriff Wal

he did when he gave an opinion in Sheriff Wal
lacts case.
Mr.. Zumstein thumped the table, and SAID:
"You are here to answer questions, ana we want
answers from the Solicitor"
Mr. Baker said that the Board ought to seno
their Inquiries in writing to his office, and then
he would return written reply.
He was not solicited to be in attendance
throughout the whole of the Commissioners
meetings Zumstein thought he was. Then
County Auditor Cappeler, who thought he
was also in the muss chlmed
in a war seemed imminent; the audience began 10
prick their ears when Mr.. Reardon, the coolest in
the crowd settled the fuss by saying let us ad-
iourn.
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GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD.
His Death from Yellow Fever This
Morning.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, Aug 30.-General John B.
Hood, of Confederate war fame, who fought
General Thomas at Franklin, Tenn, died at
O clock this morning of yellow fever He
leaves eleven children, one of whom is now
dying with yellow fever and another has
lust been taken i'll with it. General Hood
had been quietly engaged in the insurance
business since the close Of the war.
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Some time ago County Solicitor Charles W..
paker gave written opinion to the County Com
mssIoners precise in every particular as to several
ouestjons on the Biddinger Road contract. as to
how the funds, which were not sufficient, could
be augmented. o,.,
M. Baker was present at the Commissioners
meeting this morning. and was asked by Mr.. Zum-
stein what the Board should do.
Mr. Baker said that his opinion was given in
writing aud that the Board had it before them.
He was going TO say no more about the matter
a. be dld not want to get into the same trouble al
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Republican Executive Committee.

The Republican Executive Committee
met at Hopkins Hall this morning, and
after the reading of the minutes it was de-
cded to hold meeting at the same place
every Saturday informing at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Geo. w. Williams was then given
permission to address the meeting, and in
a five minutes speech gave what seemed to
him to be the prospects OF his own success
and the success OF the Republican ticket.
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BELL BADLY BRUISED UP.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Abe Williams,
A. Duncan and VIM. May, beat and stabbed
John Bell on the steamer st. Mary, till he
will probably die. They then jumped over
board and escaped, all except Duncan, who
drowned before reaching shore.
AIR CUSHION ADVERTISEMENT.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-By the breaking of
the cable the elevator at the Grand Pacific
Hotel fell from the fourth floor to the bot
tom last evening with fourteen ladies and
gentlemen on board, principally members
Of the Union Square Company. All prob,
ably would have been killed had it not
been for patent air cushion recently put
in by Mr. Drake. They were only badly
frightened. ..
DEATH OF A FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
Miss s. f. Baker, prominent young
lady physician of this city, died suddenly
yesterday Of typhoid malaria. .4.-~
AN ANN ARBoR FAILURE
ANN ARBoR, MrcH., Aug. 30--N. Schmid
& Co., merchants, have faded. Liabilities
$25, 900; assets, $4,000. :,
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Fourth Edition.
THE L A Z E s 7

,soriated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. S0.-The first
rarc, three-quarters Of a nile, to-day was won by
Milan, in l:lS1a,
CHICAGO, Aug 30-Durng row among SOM. soine
drunken young men carly thismornlns Dom ponlnick NJ
Cannon was fatally shot in the head by Johh Mar
tin. Cannon is dying.
WAsHINGToy, Aug 3O.-The experts have ave, als, ,,i.
covered that leaves have been cut lIpn a., th to
original ledgers OF the Freedmans BANK anu 'n'
other leaves been patched together.
SHERMAN, TEX, Aug. 80, 0,-Charles Harris, ioi
the murder of his brother, was hanged to-day AZ
Montague. Montague County, in the presence e, o.
an immense crowd, who sang IN the sweet by
and BY"
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Matters on Change.

President Hobart has returned from an extended
visit East.
There will be meeting Monday afternoon at j
O'Clock to nominate an independent ticket.
Two amendments to the constitution, pro-
who failed to comply with their
business or in any way lale.i
to comply with the sales OF the Chamber or Of
Tended against the name and dignity OF that
| body The amendments will be discussed nex'
Tuesday.
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Elieei,

WILLIAMS-August Goth, at her late residence;
No. 9l East Fifth street, afttl long and painful
illness Mrs. Hannah B. Williams, in the GSth year
OF her age, wife OF william Williams deceased.
Funeral will take place from Wesley Cha el at
O'Clock Monday, September LIST. Friends invited.
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The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New YORK
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterrett " Co..
s West Third street,
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Mattley Williams, Deputy Sheriff OF the same
county; VIM. A. Williams and Jerry saltwater,
the latter from Larue County.
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ALFONSO'S ARCHDUCHESS.
Why He Sadly Tore Himself
From Her Presence.
non Carlos Does Not Kelinquish His
Grip.


SDuau'
WHY ALFONSO WENT HOME.
Not;ona, Associated Press to The Star.
MApBIp. Aug. S0-King Alfonso would have
rrnlnn@cd his visit at Ancachon ii Premier cam
nos had noi Informed him that surprise was lelt
In Spain at his prolonged absence.
DON CARLOS DOES NOT GIVE IT Up
hon Carlos emphaticaly denies in the newspa-
pers that he has renounced ms rightS 'oliie 'ione
OF Spain.
Germany.
MEETINGS OF CATHOLIC CLERGY.
BERLIN, Aug. 30-The Catholic clergy OF
Germany by directions from the EaliGan,
are holding meetings TO consider lhelr
future action.
Great Britain.
SETTLEMENT OF RAILWAY DISPUTES
JoNpoy Aug. 80 The new President OF
the Great Western Railroad OF Canada sug-
gests 10 the Grand Trunk Railway Direct
ors that they refer all disputed matters to
Sir Edward Watkins for arbitration.
IMPORTANT LIVERPOOL FAILURE
w. S. Il II. Carne, iron merchants, OF
Liyerpool, have failed, with liabilities OF
f15O 600 Their losses are principally IN
the American trade.
Africa.
GOLD FIELD DISCOVERIES.
LoNpoN, Aug. 3o.-A dispatch from Fer
nando, Po., states that valuable gold heldS
arc reported as having been discovered II
the AKIN District, on the west coast o
Africa.
Russia,
NEWSPAPER IN TROUBLE.
LoNnoN, Aug 30.-ASt. Petersburg dis
patch says the Agonoo Russo OF that city
has been threatened with withdrawal OF II
subventicn for publishing strong anti
German article. -
1t is generally believed that General Man
teuffel's mission to Warsaw iso high pollt
ical importance.
coMpULsIvE CoRpIALITY.
A dispatch from Warsaw states that tn
Gar arrived therein safely, accompanied b.
his staff. Last night the city was brilliant
ly Illuminated. There was every appear
ance of popular enthusiasm, but it is sal
that the illuminations were prepared i
compliance with the specific orders of tn
authorities, and that the crowds in til
streets who welcomed the Car with cheer
were composed mostly of persons who wer
employed for that purpose.
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The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Thos Horn and Clara Krug.
Robert Gciger and Rosa Fehlman.
Morris Frank and Carrie llexter.
Christ G. Phipps and Katie ogg.
John Hell and Christine Atie.
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All cases of fatigue and excitement are
instantly removed by the peerless toilet ar
ticle, Magnolia Balm. O..
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MEETINGS or CATHOLIC CLERGY
BERLIN, Aug. 3o.-The Catholic clergy OF
Germany, by directions from the vatican,
are holding meetings TO CONSIDER thelf
futura action