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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

SOME months ago the citizen Of San
Francisco ground the nickel disdainfully
beneath his heel and vowed he would
have none of it, while the papers of that
city denounced it as h - ..
Gradually, however, the street railroad
companies have accumulated the silver
five cent pieces which they refused tt
exchange except for gold, until they hole
nearly all in the city. As consequence
the modest nickel has begun to lift 1T
head again, and it is now being glad,
welcomed where but short time sincel
wv. epurned with contempt.
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After the "ganization OF the Police
CGmmission our democratic Legislature
should give its atten, 'lon to the orsaniza'
ton of the Board of ,Nnty commission
ers, for ii is against all de, Vf,llll! tnat 'ile
Republicans should have II minority: III ~
that body. Only Democrats al eiiI'tiet' litt
to this, and where the people are ~ w
ferent opinion, the Democratic major. y III
the Legislature must come to their aid.
Yesterdays Abend POstl
Our colleague, Murat Halstead, has still
good chances for nomination for Secretary
of War But whether he is muchly com
cerned over the same is doubtful.
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u J. UNGEH Iof Seventh Avenue Hotel,
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rmusements OF all kinds. Music by feelings eel
cbrateG orchestra from Philadelphia. All trains
stop, East and West For particulars, address
ELIAS ]. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pitts
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JUST In TIME;
OR,
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JULIAN C. NOE,
CHAPTER XIII-(CoNTINUED).

AUTHOR OF "DEsTINY," "PRAIRIE FLowEp,"
"BLACKHAIL," ETC.
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CHAS. II. PERRIN, Proprietor.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-25

notes The Onto Democracy this year, true 70 its past
avOwals declares Tor the gradual withdrawal o. Va
tona bank notes and the substitution therefor OF
ury notes which, In tie language Of the platform, shsl
be receivable for al debts and legatender eqiaIy
with com. sucn Government issues 10 be re2u-
lated upon principles established, by legislation or or
ganic law, the greatest possible staDy
Of values"
The Republican party intended by the Resump-
ton law. and stil intends, 10 take up ana destroy
every dollar ~ the grceubIck money
The question OF free elections has assumed prOmi
renee never before IT, although the statutes OUT oi
which arises have been long IN force, ana tne Deuoc
racv have heretofore repeatedly attempted 20 REPEAL
them. NAV we tell you plainly the reason the DE-
mOcracV forced the .s1 nOW though only SIX members
Of Congress be chosen this year. TIE Ore were
swndlcd OF their choice for President IN 1870 IL
needed no g1 ~ prophecy To tell that party when
was ready disregard the Constitution and all prece
dents IN sscertutug the result OF Presidential cleo
ton ~ 1876 would resort - any measure however nn
inst or violent TO win second victory In 1880. The
Army had been used ferrOrzc voters at the south AMI
20 pack and dspersc l. - lurCs Why would II not De
used again II the law rmitiIn this use remained on
the stAtute-DOOAsl
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MA.HlNGTnN NOrES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July o. 1879.
The President has appointed A. T. :. kst, OF Warsaw
Ind 70 be agent ftr the Indians the Quapaud Agency
Indian Territory vice Hiram ". Jones and John A.
short. or Canton, O.tD, agent at the sac and Fox
Agency, Indian Territory, vice Lew Woodland, sus-
pended.
In reply TO numerous inquiries from exhibitors at the
PARIS Exhibition, Commssioner-Geueral Mccormick
announce, jna. The gold medals awarded al That tX-
wn.it,ou are the only that have been received
There Is no u.OrIatiuu To when the silver and
bronze medals viii come TO hand.
MI Pace. United states Consul at Port Sarna, Can
ada reports the Department Of state that the emI-
grafton from Canada to the United states is very large
and OF valuable cu Jactsr-tniiitV farmers carry
con iderable property with them. tn number cross u
4r Port sarnla the year 27,3sJ l7,7S9 from
Canada direct.
The exodus Is attracting increased attention among
coiured people IA virginia and North Carolina, though
they are acting with more elaboration than is shown
I'm Louisiana and Mississippi. COLONY has been
formed On LruchburZ Co proceed " Fl as soon
renIII-Itc funds can be collected. colony IN North
Carolina has sent OF It's members West TO pros
pFtt
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DIED


BARRY-At warrenton. FiuGu.er County. Va, Irly -,
1879 Helen Se.soa nia1, "a sq:Sr Of Robert r ana aa
BUCKNOR-On Tues !ay July % Emily A. daughter 81 tho
late charles William Bglow, Of Char es0n = G. and Ni1w
OF William g. Bucknor of TINS city IN Tie '5IH year Of her
Her relatives and reuds and daughters Mrs.
Aurince are invited arted funeral seryous al the
morung. the 26th ,as5.. at $50 O'Clock
CohNELL-on July -. at Vew1urg orange COUNTY Y Y.
dropy chest Henry corne IA tie 6sh year OF hs
Ra as and friend. are invited % attend The funeral on
FrIay. 1870 ~, from ~ Johns " T. Church, Ne"
Traia leaves Grand Central Depot at Il Am.
pRAKF-Ou "wednesday night July % after lingering III.
ness. Jacob Drake, aged 81 wears. ~. 49,. . .,.-,.-
aTg@ m. please not send lowers.
KTMRALI-ou Thursday evening, July "a Juia C.. wife Of
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
LINDIEY-On "Wednesday. Jdlv %. Katharine G. iindey
daughter DR. Willard Parker and widow OF the Late Dr.
FgprE vii be- az CAnaan Conn., on Friday. July IS.
Trains by the Road leave NewYork at l. and re-
MAGOON-In Rutland. VT July - 1879, Frank l. son Of
the Rev =. l.. Magoon, AGED y wears
MORRIS on At Breslau T. L. July ~, Mary w Morrison
invited - ateni her funeral on fGl'Y z3h Inst At
i6th'st. near Universitypl4ee, New.lork.
MoRRow-on July -. ls7J Eugene JOBS eldest child Of
Funeral Friday July IS SO at $3.50 NJ al parents rosi'
RoBINOn Wednesday 23d nsI. Eliza c. daughter Of tho
lao l. Derby Robins Ot .oslon, . ,., a. ,,~., -,
SsparlaS a oeiocS rom asF late residence
Boston papers please copy.
TAYLOR-On "Wednesday July 23 at Fort Poin, Name,
daa lh Ter OF Jeremiah aud Lucy W Curtis.
wADE-on TUESDAY Jay ~ Ehas Wade. jr, in the slst
Rat and friends are Invited % attend his funeral
his ate resi1nee NO y West L6tst Friday July ~ =.
wEssTER-In Brooklyn. Wednesday. July 3d. Horace
Nouee OF funeral hereafter.
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The Graphic IS the only daily pa2er p ne city which seems
10 Importance Of faithful enforce eng 0 ths
law relating 10 taxes us exhibition 0 M NtndrrDts pow
erty has liked upon railway for all time he ute ~
uutaXed" % calls special attention 20 the
fvuri-m OF officials toward lmpecuL0ls corp" dt0ns IKE
Mail The city. % seem, lO,s JuUsnle ~ against
h. Pacific Mail for over 900 due ltXes.
and sundrv prominent citizens boHo-uI.l Tor
fbs cougIuv Iutt good - The Oca. ~ he
ctv private arrangement AnOWn O. te pub
she mus Tar escaped napuliy Tor
if. sxe which, admitted. the is unable 10 pay
tine O0udsmeu - the COM
many apDrar all Liability the debt of
Inc and, tn city sutoC.s Us laws WIN eS
igencr probably 10 may De able collect dollar We
hear thai officer went on board one " INC sllps
of company with warrant Tor It's -ehufe,
lint y4s induced 10 20 away, taking has warrant
in his pocket. By arran g-uIents Of characi er
hest known 10 aim and o.fcrr. of the company. APP
pareutg deal % reason Tor prompt Iculn On
u official. they 10 nor want fo become p'r
sauav liable ami account 20. tr people n "a" CIV IL
they DO want % De- e 20 mas" ap rom Their 1"u rn
ngs the taxes which s corporation has fused 10 pay Ae
GRAPHIC says the company has promised 10 pay his
week Butif fas--and told that 10 II enlrey M
able command The money Tor pavment-the hono-nen VIII
easily e.glUe Liability r. would pear the city Wholly
neglected 10 exercise hue dz the collection % 10
clam The Public, July =.
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WASHJNGTON.
EWINGis rRIYAIE OPNION.

ENING'S fGINAlE CIlNlON.
TIE HELP OF GENERAL CARY A DRAWBACK TO
HII-HOPEs FOR DENOCRArIC LEGISLATURE.
by rgLEGaA.u To THE rRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. July 2i.-Geuera Ewing gracefully
submitted yesterday 10 an interview which he knew
would be- published. Those who read it may be IL
terested in knowing what General Ewing thinks
and saws about his prospects in the Ohio campaign
when he is not talking with the expectation that he
Will be reported.
To Democrat with whom he conversed last even
ing before he left this city, General Ewing is re-
ported a having said that he regards the prospects
of his OWL election as somewhat dubious. The rea-
son of this he said is that a dual campaign will be
fought in Ohio This year; and while he thinks the
Statee ticket viii not be entirely neglected, he fears
that the main struggle bysome Of the strongest DEM
ocrats in the State win be to the return.ot
Democratic Legislature. Among the leading sena-
torial aspirants besides Mr. Thurman, he counts
Representative Hurd and General Morgan. He is
reported as saying that he does not expect much
nelp from them except incidentally.
General Ewing repeated that one of the greatest
difficulties he has to encounter IS the want of funds
and be Is said 10 have remarked that While be
thought funds had been,or would be, procured from
the East fOr Democratic campaign purposes they
would not be- used for his benefit. General Ewing,
ID is sand. regards General Cary's championship OF
his cause as "a damage 20 him, and thinks he would
ger more National votes If Cary would oppose HIM.
He also fears a greater detection among German
Democratic voters thdIi he Is wiling 10 admit IN
public.
Altogether, General Ewing appeared to his Dem
Ocratic friend 10 be very respondent about his own
success, but equally hopeful that the Democrats
would secure the legislature and the return OF a
Democrat to the United states Senate.
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS J. KENNEDY.

Captain Thomas j. Kennedy, of the Thirty
nfth Police Precinct, dIed at half-past 7 last
night He had been sick long time
A trim South failed to restore him. Captain Kennedy
was born IN Fourteenth Ward in this city fory-ive
wears ago He was appointed the police
In 1910. and served as patroman under Captain
bowling who was afterward Judge Bowling When Mr.
Jourdan was made superintendent, Sergeant Kennedy
was promoted Captain. and had command first Of
the sixth Precinct and afterward OF the Ninth Precinct
Precugt Captain Kennedy was a Democrat III politics,
and had the reputation OF being good officer
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A BIG GATHERING FOR LEWISTON

GREAT MANY PEOPLE TURNED AWAY FOR LACK
OF ROOM II IHE HALL-ISCTDENrs OF THE
MEETING.
LEWISTON, Me-. July 2i-secretary Sherman ar
rived here to-day By the afternoon tram from Port
land He Will be- while here, the guest of the Hon.
W. T. Frye.
This evening the Secretary addressed an audience
Of 5000 people. from all parts Of Androscoggih
County. Mr.. c. Barker presided. 1t was one OF
the largest meetings ever held here, hundreds being
turned away. Mr.. Sherman spoke about an hour
and a quarter. and was loudly choered as he sat
down.
In response 10 calls, Congressman Frye came for
ward and spoke for half an hour, making compar-
ison If the credit Of the Nation in 1860, undcr
Democratic rule. with that under Republican rule
and closing with sharp references to the course oi
the hard-money Democrats Of Maine in uniting
with the Green hackers.
Ex-Governor Dlngley was then called ont, ana I'D
lieu OF speech proposed cheers for the Secretary OF
the Treasury and for the Hon. Daniel +. Davis
which were given with a VIII. The meeting then
closed at 10 o'clock.
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FUNERAL or GkNkRAL BARaY.

BUFFALO, July 24.-Ihe funeral of the
late General VIM. +. Barry took place at ST. Panrs
Epiecopa Church to-day The services we're conducted
by Bishop Cox assisted by DIS. sheetOn and Hender
son The large church was crowded Eight OF the most
bonored citizens of Buffalo acted pail bearers The
.,a,,s ware inferred IN Forest Lawn Cemetery. The
s-rvIccs were OF most unosentatious nature Flags
were displayed at half mast ON the Pubhc iidIgs ana
an
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ANXIOUS TO AVOID 4 WAR.
THE GOVERNMENT CONTINUES TO CAUTION GENER
MILES

THE GOVERNMENT CONilNCt Is TO CAJ TON GENERAL
MILES.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-SecIetaries McCrary,
TEouusuu uU ,tluJZ had conference at the War De-
partment to-day with regard to the present Indian
outlook in the Northwest. They unanimously Of
the opinion chat every preclutlon 10 prevent hosutes
with the Indians should bee taken, and positive
orders nave been sent o General Miles 10 proceed eau
tousIy aud quietly and not 20 bring on ar
rous conflict ANTICIPATED, although Of course
An cannot known what action sit
ing Bull may should he perceive
tHg soldiers near the Canadian line. l. is huUEht
Ipe intention Of General Miles to approach the 1OrUer
with a view 10 recunuOi lerMg sitting BULBS cawp.
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TITO BIG RACES IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 24.-The attendance at the
Hockey Club races to-day IS estimated at over $4,000
persons The 81 800 won By Charley Ford Brig
adler Gray SALEM and VIII Cody. The special rlce be
p,secI Rarue and Hopeful for purse OF $4,000, OF
hich ~ $50 was To 20 10 the winner and he remainder
y, me loser yas won by Rarus IL 2:l7% 2:ZI. and BIS
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neady rhis lIorninx

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A GLOVER EXPERT IN The EAST.
A CERTAIN PROFESSOR" GOES 10 MAINE TO WoR

AGAINST SECRETARY SHERMAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TBmUSEI
BOSTOY, july 2I.-" Professor Wilcox, who was
the expert of the Glover Committee IN the las'
House. and who is now interested in securing the
publication of the Glover report, preceded Secretary
Sherman to Maine, and caused long list OF cues
tons to be published and. as Wilcox himself says
distributed it through the audience at Portland
AT Lewiston Secretary Sherman gave bis attention
10 those questions. The Professor" is IN Boston
to-day urging upon those he meets the great m
porance Of the report he has prepared and winch Is
soon TO be published. The Professor is very
sure that Mr. rIlden and Speaker Rauda arc very
bad men, and that Clerk Adams, Of the House, pre-
vented tue publication of hs-that j., the Glover
report Mr. Wilcox takes very =Ombre views Jt the
future, but Is quite confident that the Republic VIII
survive If he Is spared AN expert
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MR.. RICHARD H. CHAMBERLAIy.

NORFOLK, Va, July 24.-Rchard II. Cham
berlain president OF the Citizens Bank, died suddenly
tins morning at his residence in this city, the of
sew years.
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GEORGE p. PUTSAn,- =oSs.

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MIDNIGHT WE4 THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WAsHSGTON, july 25-1 n. m.
For New-England clear or fair weather
cool noTthe rv shifting eastery and Southery
slight rise follow ed by slowing falling barometer.
For the Middle states and Lower Lake region, east
erlv sOUthery winds, ght rise followed 10y slowly
falling barometer. sight change IN temperature ana
partly cloudy weather with local rains IN southern por-
tion OF tue Middle states.
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Guccial Notices.

All nurborie. agree that milk Of healthy mother is
the for uant Next % this ana coIta ning II J.
IIIF for perfect nutrition. Is "MeIlus rood ~
Mich after Ong b. highly Endorsed by prominent medl
,,r ry leading druggists.
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WILLIAM HINCKs.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Mr William Hincks
Tor thirty years one the official reporters Of the Houae
OF Representatives. died at Providence Hospital IN this
city last n ght Of eysipelas and Inflammation of the
braiu. He viii be buried IN COnassett, Mass. Mr..
Hucks native OF England, and fty-fOur years Of
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80 1AMEs MINrHROP HARRIs.

Boston, July 23.-James Winthrop Harris,
for the past ten years secretary OF Harvard UE>ersy
died Ia Cambridge Monday night, alter snort
illness. seventy years Old.
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