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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10
ing place in st. Mary's Cemetery, on the
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ing place in st. Mary's Cemetery, on the
Lexington Pike.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The District Convention adjourned sinedie Fri
day. 1.
Miss Lily Evans, OF St. Louis. Is visiting friends
here.
Hon. Thos. e Moss, candidatei for reelection to
the Attorney Generalshp, is in The city
A young man named James Weller was badly
hurt Saturday by fall on the pavement ut the
corner OF High and Lower streets
The County Convention for the appointment Of
delegates to the State Convention to nominate
State officers was held in the Courthouse yard
this morning.
The Kentucky Historical Society will meet in
Frankfort on Tuesday, the 18th inst Governor
McCreary will preside. and Hon. Isaac Caldwell
will deliver the address.
Hon. Thomas L. Jones, of Newport made q
speech at the Courthouse Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Jones Is Ca didate for Governor Of this State,
and If elected will make good one.
Important names registered at the Ashland Ho-
tel yesterday: J. Buler Cincinnati; Rev. Mr..
Allen, California; ], NJ. Love- Troy, N Y: Wilson
Smith, Versailles; Major c. E. Spencer, Louis
vile, Ky; Admiral A. i. Mason, Indiana s..
Ulman, Louisville, KY; W. F. Hodgkin, Ceying-
ton, KY and r. w. Nash, Maysyille R. r.
BELLEVUE. KY.
lis said the Peaselburg bachelors have pur-
chased Il lot on Berry and Central street and will
shortly build hall on it.
very sad case of depravity may be seen nightly
standing on Fairfield avenue. She should be
promptly arrested on charge of vagrancy.
Owing TO the illness of the este med wife OF Rev.
Mr.. Sanders, of pm, umonia, the protracted meet
ing of the M. E. Church will not begin until next
Sunday night.
The temperance meeting on Wednesday night
will be addressed by Messrs. Miller, Keller and
Denkins, of Cincinnati, and Mr.. McGinniss, OF
Newport, brother of Prof McGinniss.
social will be given on Thursday evening by
the M. E. Church at the residence of Mr. James
Hamilton. The proceeds to be used in paying the
salary of the pastor The admission is placed al
| % cents. All are invited.
In conversation with our Councilmen they all
seem to regret their action in electng Mr.. Morgan
| Assessor. The question is about settled however,
| as one of the Counclmen who voted for Mr.. Nor
gan told our reporter this morning that Mr.. Nor
gan would tender his resignation at the next reg
ular meeting OF Council.
DAYTON. Ky.
| Miss Annie Hall is very sick.
| DR.. Goetze is slowly improving.
| Miss Florence Rhorer is quite i'll.
Mr. Will Adams leaves for Texas to-day
Mrs. Darnell has departed for Maysvile, Ky.
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Saunders is confined to hel
house with sickness
| The NJ. f. Aid Society meets tonight at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Geo. Fennell.
| Five converts were taken into full membership
| at the NJ. f. Church last night.
The marriage of Mr. Joseph Maer the Coving.
ton and Newport representative of the Cincinnati
Abend Post, and prominent society belle OF Day
| ton, is announced for the 10th inst.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10
Forty. fifth Congress- Third Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s,-The report Of the Confer
ence Committee on the Indian Appropriation Bill
was agreed to, and the bill passed.
The House bill amending the Internal Revenue
Laws was reported and placed on the calendar.
House bill to provide for repairing and rebuild
ing the Mississippi River Levees was reported and
placed on the calendar.
The bill to provide for the pGyment to officers
and soldiers of the Mexican war, of three months
pay authorized by the act of July 18iS. passed.
The bill to provide for the settlement of accounts
with several railroad companies was taken up.
and pending its discussion the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10
NOTICES.

NOTICE. - HENRY F. SEDAN ESTATE
~ The undersigned have this day been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrators of the estate 0l
Henry r. Sedan. late of Hamilton County, Ohio
deceased. All persons indebted to the estate will
please call and pay, and all having claims will.
please present them for allowance.
JACKSON \. JORDAN and
HIRAM y. PECK,
February 10th, 1879: Administrators
fel0-3tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10

The bill providing for the exchange at the U.
S. Sub Treasures OF coin for u s. Treasury notes,
was laid on the table by yeas l27, and nays 104
The Senate bill TO provide for taking the tenth
and subsequent censuses was reported and re-
ferred. In Committee of the Whole the House
resumed consideration OF the Army Appropria-
ton Bill
The amendment for the transfer of the Indian
Bureau to the War Department was reject ed. The
bill being completed in Committee it was reported
to the House. All amendments adopted In Com
mittee of the Whole were agreed to. The bill
then passed.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10
Cincinnati Live stock Market.

HOGS-The market IS IlFln and demand falr.
Fair to good at 50 75@3 95 and choice at So 95a Is
per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-The demand is moderate Common
at s2@2 rs, medium at IS 0o@3 So and good to
choice butchers at SO 75R4 60 per GENITAL Fair TO
good shipping at % 25a4 IS per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-The market is steady and selling at So
al for common to medium, and 81 25@5 90 for
good to choice, per Genital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10
DAYTON. Ky.



In Paris the other day a Young ladv went
into one of the great drapery bonses 10 shon
wi Ii her maid. They keen watchers there
and one of these, making sure he had seen
something, presently tapped the young
ladv on The shoulder and asked her to fol.
low him to the searching room. "You
have lust put a pair of new gloves in your
nocket mademoiselle. don't denv if u az
know have" said the Young lady quietly.
"and if Won will he good enough to look
inside them YOU will see that, as thew were
bought at another house, thev could hardly
have been stolen from this" "That was
So" as our cousins saw. The watcher had
simplv made mistake, and he and the
whole gang of searchers began to groyel in
excuses. .iNow.n said tbe lady to her maid
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

Upon representations of numerous afida-
wits of the postofice department, Postmas-
ter General Key has arrived at the conclu.
sion that all the lottery companies and
lottery agents are doing a fraudulent bust.
ness within the purview of the statutory
powers concerning schemes to defraud the
public. He has therefore commenced the
issuance of special orders to. postmasters at
specified cities, directed by name against all
persons known to be concerned in the lot.
terry business, %forbiddins postmasters to pay
any postal money order or deliver any
registered letter to any persons thus named.
The money orders and registered letters are
to be returned to the seHders and letters are
to be stamped with the word fraudulent. In
view also of the fact that most of the per.
sons engaged in selling lottery tickets are
doing business under assumed names, the
department has also issued instructions for
the enforcement of the existing regulations
which requires postmasters to send all
ordinary mail addressed to names that are
known to be fictitious to the dead lette,
office,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
MINNESOTA.

"ANGC6V1As
Ex-senator Wilkinson was elected sttor.
neY of Faribault county.
The milling capacity of Faribault is one
thousand barrels OF -four per day.
A Chat6eli farmer raised one thousand
bushels of rutabagas On seven acres.
Stock raising Is growing to be a yerv
profitable and important industry 10 Min
nesota.
The real estate transactions of the mast
week. at Minneapolis, aggregate 500, 2Ol in
valuation.
There are thirteen building and loan as
sociations In st. Paul, several of them with
incomes of over $1,000 per month.
The foundations for the five piers of the
Mankato bridge are In. and three of the
piers will be completed this week.
Maj Whittle still blows the gospel trum
pet at st. Paul. Tue audience Increases in
numbers, and the interest deepers.
Minneapolis saw mills are all in opers.
ton again, and will continue to dunn saw
dust into the river until the next COLI
snap.
The Minneapolis p~ostofice returns
count OF 34,997 letters and lO,O48 postsls 1,
the seven days when . general count "a
ordered at all offices.
! The daily deposit. Of surplus money or
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE,
Scenes and Proceedings At tho Ann
banquet OF the Society.

Scenes and Proceedings at the Animal
Banquet OF h Society,
Chicago, Nov. 13.-The banquet given nv
the society of the army of the Tennessee
took place this evening in the dining rooms
Of the Palmer house. Gen. Grant was es.
corted to the room by Gen. Sherman and
military, naval and civil dignitaries of mn.
nois and other states. Gen. Grants tahle
was ornamented with a miniature man Of
war representing a ship of state under fnIi
sail. The decorations Of the room in zen.
eral we're profuse and tasty. Flags and fes.
toons Of evergreens and flowers relieved The
lofty pillars of the hall, while flowers and
smilax decorated the tables. The band on.
livened the evening with snatches of patri.
otto and classical music and a menu Of ex.
traordinary richness and variety was served
in unique forms and designs. Prof. Davie
Swing offered a prayer at the beginning o
the banquet.
Six hundred and one covers were spreaf
and every chair was occupied, a distin
guished cotorie of guests grazing the larp
room. The bill Of fare was printed on
card shaped into the Likeness of a ten
adorned with battle scenes.
After the viands had been discussed. III
president of the society announced toasts a
follows:
First: "our County Her Place Anon,
the Nations"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
DAKOTA.
A PROCLAMATION.
ny tho Governor Of Dakota Terri

-
by the Governor OF Dakota Territory.
In view Of the many "gifts God has sent us
and the many ills He has spared us during thu
year now closing, we MAXWELL unite in ascrip'
lions OF Praise and Thanksgiving to Him fol
His mercies to us as q people. to our Territory
and to our Nation.
Recognizing the well established custom In
this Territory, in the several states and terrific
ries, and In the Nation Us represented IN thai
behalf by the President Of the United States,
and in humble obedience to Him. who has said,
"TAo~ shalt keep = = the Jtost of harrest,
the fret Irvits OF thy labors mitch thou hast
soscn In the JEsId; the feast Of ingathering sohich
l. in the ssd Of the year, When thos last gathered
In thy ldbors out eftAs field"
Now, therefore, ], WIN. A. HOWARD, Govern
or of the Territory of Dakota. do recommend
that Thursday, tho 27th day Of Novem.
Dor instant, be observed as a day of Thanks
giving, Prayer and Praise to the Gtver of every
good and perfect gift, for his wonderful good
ness to us as individuals and IS a people, Let
the people abstain from allsecular pursuits and
from their accustomed. avOcati0ns. that they
may assemble in their respective places Of wor-
ship, and in such form as may seem most apprO-
pirate to them, offer to Almighty God their
tribute Of praise and thanksgiving for all His
mercies, and their sincere and devOut supplfca-
tiOns for q continuance of his gracious favOrs.
While we recognize the rich bounties Of Prov
idence to us. let us not say to the poor, "be We
warmed or be We clothed, but lot every church
and every family extend needed aid. or at least
sympathy. to the suffering.
In testimony whereof. I have hercunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the Ter
ritery to be affixed.
Done at Yankton, Dakota Territory,
[sEAL.] this eleventh day Of November, A..
d. 1879.
By the Governor: WIN. A HOWARD.
GEO. H. A
Secretary Of the Territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

Governor Crosswell, of Michigan, has
appointed Fernando G. Beaman United
States senator to fill the unexpired term Of
the late Senator Chandler. 1t was at first
announced that the governor would call the
legislature together and turn over to that
body the task of choosing a successor to
Senator Chandler, but he has assumed the
responsibility himself. Senator Beaman's
term will expire on the Sd of March, 1881,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

Gen. Toombs, in an interview regarding
his dispatch to the Chicago Daily News,
says the Interpretation of the language is
that the result of the war was the death of
the union and the present government is a
consolidated one, and not a confederacy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

1t is rumored in Washington that Hon.
Alexandra Stephens has declared himself in
favor Of General GRAFT for president. On
being questioned as to the truth of the ru.
NOR, Mr.. Stephens declined to make any
definite statement, either in affirmation o,
contradiction, but said that he thought the
country could 60 a great deal farther and
fare a great deal worse.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

So far this month the revenues Of the
government have been unprecedentedly
large, averaging 100000 a day, which, il
they continue, will allow Secretary Sher'
man to purchase another 100000 900 o.
bonds on the LIST of December.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

Rev. Williams, Of Niobrara, preached an
election sermon last Sunday evening, that
the Pioneer publishes in fulton the elec-
ton to the other world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
Secretary Of the Territory.

The way the thing figures, New York is
republican this year. Even the magnificent
Potter has been laid out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-17

~rsnii iasaFs si@f tits ~4*~ II sht *As
sTM fmsHaies
Mh.fs wets ta# snsiaaes AAA ftv
swaa nil thAs ssiNs We ~sAt#i
Will, ~assA ttsr isasN hsss hafra
Mtssv IVA shs rnmn s~4isssA lht snxsN4vs
H. 'isssmsA M. eslssv~ rst. trssslss sn,i
hwAsrp,sssr frnsn the svs*s VI thr ss~sn
lsns h. ts,li tlsm W. sisaAs lsase ihs
tts1s*Asss s.Asls. u. w. rat* ~ssT f#sa
snssl ssgssist ~ Hew lsssss~s. Nnti
F'aala M w. raals unsNs.,,sssi 1hss
tlen mat1s the snrsu.es a.si Fireman
,ir~rnd srssm The rais. AMI thst wrr
rnssvsl hs raps @l,tle tht tAtefs ~as
i~ine sIi.~'t#sl
nsd sem h#,n hn~ lnnp ihp r,lslnrs
lsasl lws.n In waiting Y"
An | lms alseat that II What they
i#fi ~ IA The Station. TIE al@sslns
saisi they appeared iius, tisNl In the M.
t.snunn, anI ihrn fsanfn.i iuhi lsEnre
train tinar When they spfne la th.
evening the, ms.lr tie operator srnd 4
,linraseh ~ kansas City paper an'
nanncsng that ilc train hai heen
tnl,h~A III largr amount III money
lhes then ,isetrusssi The telegraph III.
strnnent and locked everybody In ths
station. includins Mr.. BridgcH, travel.
ins auditor ~ ihe r,a.i, who hal
stepped IN there ~ hnsinvus. III,
.li.s inok iram him q pell watch anil
cham nnd Il small sum ~ money. III,
mother of the operator, M old lady, was
- frightened tha, l,rr lit. III ,lrslmircsl
-. The lazy who sells peanuts on The
train ,l,clares that the t~n m.n Who
rnl,lr,l mc camc from kansas City oi
tlrr train, anil were reinforced ~ ths
rest of the gang al Glendale. Will,
ths robbery WAS bcing prrl'rtraich, ris'
tolls and guns were l~ing iirc.l os,' in i
perfect tnsilalc. II wasn't sMfr for any
enc 1. show his hc&d outside ,onr ~
window. Everybody wM laliv scared
One fellow cIiml~d upon one N th,
cta,chcs aud laid fiat on The rouf unit
after the gang Mnl departed. Spn,c
hoiy told me- that the conductor
| Grccnma,,, fired two shots ~ the roll
hers; hut / guess II he dill II must hnv.
l~ca after they had got about six mile,
away"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-17

4 hold aud SUCCESSFUL train robbery VA per.
pstsafed On tho evening o. tho 7th Inst, u
Glendale. small station on tho Chicago and
Alton railroad only 1ftccn miles from KansAs
CITY. by party Of twelve hushwhackeFM Par
'ionlAss q thu srimc arc given - iollo~s by !
correspondent; The night express of tho Chi.
cAxo and Alenn, which loft Kansas City IL q
e'clock this svening. honnA fos Chicago snd H.
.o.ss " nss wish thrilling adventure eooa after
snroea Tho nslds And forcsis os Missouri. The
country Tot many miles this sile u Kansas City
hAe noted history ~ having lsa~n for many
yss!s tho abNle os hai.ls of d~spcrAdOcs and
ru',l,ern, Dciwcen Independence anl ths town
% Itno ApftnKs, Ansl About twenty miles fn,In
kAnaAs e.ly, u tho village Of Hleu.lAlc, which
cvnsss!s VI > wAscr tank, = small station house
ANA few dWslitxs. These ncetle hi the slA,k
AladOMs ~ ilnlinM--A dismal AMI fnrlorn
placA About this evclling. ) fsw nstnnsps lsc
lnrs ~ s1prsse t!a'n srnm kansAa city WAS
dwe, twelve masked ulsn eut. rcd tlsc station AId
took possession. enforrin. slrisl Obedience with
wicked louktns tcvslverA aud other weapons,
Mr. Nv. T.. lsritgrs, Assistant Auditur III the
road, WAS In thu oill.v, With Agent Mclntlrc.
Ihe rohlNrs ordered them 10 throw NJ thrif
hands. which they did ~ onre They then NJ
lisved them of Ill Of their effects. and took
Mhsf thoy chnse Of Tho contents ~ tho Office
Ihey sheii piaesd them undsr guard And dc
mlelsslicd sl,a telegraph Instruments Having
hune this llny cMt tho wires Outs.sIn
sl,a ofiIee. They then awaited No o.
rivAl of tho cxpfess Soon tho train
arrived. and tho engine stopped - the
s ,rs s ~ Tss s'ss men, sia s,mnias @ Into ,ns ~ =
press car, ordered thu STARTLED mo cssenxer ~
surrender and deliver his keys 70 them
When he manifested diapositi0n 10 defend Tho
property VI The company. hs vas struck
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-17
the fRlFuo Of ALI!
HoLLQWlTS PILLS.

n had No appetite. nnlioways Pills gave m~
hearty ONE
Your Pills ars marvslaas-
II s~nd Tor Aaothes hen. aAd hssr thrm In The
hoMee."
DIR. Holloway has cured ~ headache the, wss
ehfpntr,-
~ Rsvs sns ef ycwv Ftlis 10 my hAb~ ~, thairva
mofhas. Ths AeAv TITLE thinR got we'll IN a day"
ny nausea 0f . nnrNnw II Ha~ rnis
Tour h0x nf Ncllcway's Ointment ent~d mo ~
nutsea 10 The hssd, rubhed acme ~ s,.ur uai
ment behind the eAvs. and the naiN@ ha. left"
scnd ms twa taxea: want one fot ronr tam
tiy."
= ineioss dollar; your price h - cents. hut the
meslirine 10 me- - worth dollar
Mind me Ave boxcs of yous p1lie.-
lAs ne have thrsA boxes 0f yomr TIils by return
ssAil. fos Chills and Fever"
I havs over ~ such tesstmcstais - these hut
want of spoce eoMrela me y cnNrinde.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-17

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III steAs sianBef fs# iaitstwssHss ass i~%s
ra,iinr ,ia~n hts. sseaaa sls isv y ~ .ssse ssse
sse 1tsans@nas ~ pzssss III wt8A hava s~tn
i,asnsi
ten. urant. aiief spending s,rl ~
irsfi and stjose ~ M. ssysnsnsi~ ard AtAsHs'FH
valley M ihe ta~~mas~. returned ~ ~an tran
ei.sss IN The ~ tasi saA ~. sles~ tlissea -
ls~lmna,, tfe pslssssl v~+tasner ~ Ans,ss
rhafnn. ~hefe rnia re.r'rn ~as Given III
lis h..ru
I'll. National numsnc soclri,. III
~~.rsan Al shieagn iAts v~aA adapted = r.@a
insIen, ihs, inward ~ ssau ~,
asrr~i fsr The invention " u r.r rntsahta H.
TRANSFORMATION ~ ss.ak, ale vehicle ~, ~ ,s.
patented
aen. Grant sailed fr.m San Frsnc,sco
~ ,,r.ga, ~, iis Steamer n rsni. ~ III Nth
~ t,eio,,cr.
A tlisi,a,ch from White Wright, Gra,
snn county. T.sa~. gives hr,st particulars II 4
horrible efin,c Al place knn~n ~ ista-i,, eish,
miles ronsh NJ tias rlsrsi Aan. unkio~n
| whisr men surrounded The l,cuse ~ Tl,om,.
Watr"n, r.lored, Tim family consisting II i
mother snd two children. l-y ~ /.
anil 4 strl VI y srats. eall.t thrm 4, th.
.sout and rnt them ,tnwn III ral,l hlnsi killing.
! ti,n npsli.f ard .on inaisatiy And ntprtaiis
Mos,niing The li'il. Gisi Tho auihnri.iet ~
that place arr s.,hing faithfully io hf,ns III,
mutslerrr u instis". ~ ~ " date 10 asrrr'r
havs i~cn made,
Three men were killed and 1--WE scri
,nsi, ~ounic.l by ID. car,nsioa 81 i as~ mill
near Willie. Texas.
A quarrel between the late Mase,
AMI tlm late Chief ~ Police ~ li.fslrau'nrg
Va. eliminated IN ,hc fatal riu,ni ~
~ TIM former by tho latte. in public Stree, y,
the town
Tho IOtltlt anniversary "i ih. siege ii
Savannah. da., was celebrated n tha, r,iy ls-'
week viii. mo~t imposing ccrcn,minr. aud sl,o
corner. .rinno of 'l,e monument ~ Tho hras.
Hrrgt JaHpnr was duly iabi