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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
GENERAL GRANT.
He Falls Upon the Falls
City To-day.
INDIANAPOLIS ENTHUSIASM.

N@~~S ~~~SS~AAN~~'
Special to the Star. .n.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. l0.-The procession
and demonstra tions in honor of General
Grant came off here exactly according to
programme yesterday, and there were fully
10000 strangers in the city.
At the conclusion Of the concert at Rob
erts Park Church last night General and
Mrs. Grant were driven to the New man
sion, where they passed the night in the
elegantly furnished suit Of rooms set apart
for their use.
At O'Clock this morning the party left
on the j., M.l& I. R. R. for Louisville.
THE RECEPTION AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 10-The weather this
morning is gloomy, rainy and unpropitious
for the reception of Grant to-day. Car
riages are in waiting at the depot for the
special train on the j.. NJ. & l. Road. The
city was handsomely decorated, but the
rain has ruined the display to a great ex-
tent. Grants train is due at noon, and he
Immediately falls in with the procession,
which marches by a circuitous route to the
NOuiO WhCiC UuC ACCCPIAOh bohCo
place. Afterward Grant lunches at the
Louisville Hotel and receives the City
Council, School Board, veterans, etc. Mrs.
Grant at the same time receives at the resi-
dence of Mr.. D. P. Foulds.
At 9p. M. the General and Mrs. Grant
will be escorted to the Gait House, where
the reception ball takes place. Previous to
the reception, at p. m., Grant dimes at the
residence of Hon. Henry Watterson, of the
Courier Journal. The party leave here at
s g. nj. tomorrow on the Short Line Road.
The Mayor and city officials of Nashville,
some thirty in number. have arrived.
The Cincinnati Escort Committee will
come down here on special train over the
Short Line, arriving at4 p. m. to-day. The
train will be handsomely decorated.
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JUMPED THE JAIL.
Successful Escapade Of a Preacher and
His Party.

Special to the Star.
MAYFIELD. KY, Dec. 10.-All the prison
ers confined in our County Jail, at this
place, successfully made their escape last
night.
They are James Dodson, charged with
horse-stealing, who was convicted at the
recent term of the Circuit Court, but who
had prayed an appeal to the Court of Ap-
peals; Rev. E. Mouel and another member
of the Colored Methodist Church, convict
ed Of the crime Of detaining woman
against her will-one of the flock; and
Henry Lyles (colored), charged with arson.
The Jailer, Mr. A. D. Cosby. is at work try
ing to gain possession Of his prisoners He
offers $50 each for Dodson and Wilson and
$25 for LyleS.
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DWYER DRUBBED.
The Champion Of America: ::Pummeled BY
the Giant Of Troy.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec 10.-A rafting rough
and-tumble fight took place in an uptown
bar.roon yesterday between the champion
of America. John Dwyer, of Brooklyn. and
the Giant of Troy, Baldy Ryan. Both men
it is reported had been drinking and quar-
relied.
RYAN pitched into Dwyer, threw him to
the floor. and dealt him some terrible
blows. Dwyer did not want to have such
fight, but was willing to have fair stand
up contest. 1t is understood now that a
regular ma ch has been arranged. The po-
lice are on the lookout.
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BUZZARDS' BOOTY.
Murdered and Left to the Raw
enOus Birds.
Two Troopers in Texas Try a Game Of
Cards.
GUN SMITH GOES OF.

GUN SMITH GOES OFF.
Special to the Star. ter..ltl
CoRPUs CHRISTI, TEX. Dec. 10.-Robert
Illmor, a German gunsmith, suicided here
yesterday morning by shooting himself.
FINE RESIDENCE BURNED. 4
PANA. Ill, Dec 10-The fine residence
of Parker Kelly. at Rosemond. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Cause, defec.
tive fue. Furniture mostly saved. Fully
insured. Wiley Wilc was slightly in
jured by falling chimney.
MURDERED, ROBBED AND EATEN BY BuzzARDs.
SHREvEPoRr, La, Dec. 1o.-WhiIe Mr..
Thompson, butcher, was hunting cattle
near Centreville. this State, he had his at
tention called to dead body by the buzz
yards lowering over and about 1t. 1t was
that of white man Of middle age, and the
face had been eaten beyond recognition by
buzzards. The man had been shot right
between the eyes, and then robbed. Two
empty valises were lying near the body.
THE OLD LADY BROKE HER BACK.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Dec 10.--While in at
tendance at revival meeting last night at
a church in the First Ward, 1t is said that
an old colored woman got excited and be-
gan to shout During her jumping she fell
over bench and broke her back.
RECOVERY or LOST ARzr. ~
LAFAYETTE, IND, Dec 10-The old man
Arzt who was for weeks mysteriously mise
ing, and about whom there were rurnors Of
foul play, has turned mp alive and sound.
He had been 10 Danville, Bloomington and
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
VOORHEES, WILL MAKE A SPEECH.
SnoolAl "a kI,o IA

. VOORHEES, WILL MAKE A SPEECH.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10.-Senator VOORHEES,
will make speech in few days to the
resolutions which he has offered on the
finances. The Senator looks we'll since his
return to Washington. The campaign in
Ohioseems to lave agreed with him. Pronli-
nent Ohio politicians say that he delivered
some Of the most effective speeches of the
campaign.
RAMSEY FOR SECRETARY OF WAR.
WAsHrEGroN, D. c., Dec. 10.-The Pres:-
dent sent to the Senate to-day the nomin-
alton Of Alexander Ramsey, of Minnesota.
to be Secretary of War.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the nomination. .-
BoFINeER's STEAMBOAT BILL
Capt. Bofnger, Of St. Louis as Chairman
of the Executive Committee Of the Board
of Steam Navigation, appeared before the
House Commerce Committee Yesterday to
s, eak in behalf of the steamboat bill. The
committee, especially the members of it
who were in the former Congresses, first in
tended to decide at once in favor OF report
ing the bill, but that further hearing of tie
question being granted, subcommittee
was appointed for this purpose. The pros
poets are. however, that the bill will get
out of the Committee and on the House
before the holiday recess Is taken.
SECRETARY M'CRARY RESIGNS.
Secretary McCrary last evening ten
dered his resignation as Secretary OF War,
to take effect upon the qualification Of his
successor. .7 asg. ia. ysanrr Cfy3l
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Knights Of St. Edward.

The knights Of St. Edward held their an
nual election last Wednesday evening, al
ST. Charles Hall, with the following result
Captain, Lewis Bedineer; First Lieutenant
John Heskamp; Second Lieutenant. John
Tanger; First Sergeant, George Monter;
Second Sergeant. Jacob Schmidt; Color
Sergeant, Peter LeSaint; Banner Sergeant,
Matt Ruffley; Color Corporals. Henry
Gladen and George Scbmees; Board Of Di-
rectors, Samuel B. KIimper. Henry Gehr-
ing. Ed. w. Smith. Jacob Young and JOS.
Hprnhorst. The Company will give grand
reception and drill at Mozart Hail on
Wednesday evening, January, 1880.
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1. ( S. POGUE, liz and ll4 v. 4th St

three hours suffering. Dr. Carroll, who
was called in, could not save the little ones
life.
The Coroner, on investigation, found that
the name of the woman was Elizabeth
Franzreb. seventy.eight years of age. The
deceased lived with an idiotic son and died
from want. No inquest was held.
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Fourth Edition.
TIL E u A r E S T
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.
National Associated Press to the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Mr. Burnes, OF
Michigan, offered joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment to the Constitution
that Polygamy should not exist within the
limit of the United States and fully em-
pOwering Congress to enforce this article.
Referred.
1t was agreed that the bill coming over
from last Session to prevent Government
officers from contributing to elections
should be considered January 7th.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole to consider the bill to fix the conf
pensation of the reporter of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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From the coronsr's ofioe.

A woman whose name was not learned
was found dead in bed this morning at her
home, No. 73s West Front street, near Har-
rict. The Coroner was notified.
A three-year-oTd Q lid named Annie
eraser fell from second story window of a
house at the corner of Buckeye aud Elder
streets, last evening, and died after about
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Is An entertainment will be give onn
next Thursday evening at the State-street
Union Church for the purpose of raising
funds for the purchase of an organ. The
Sullivan Dramatic Club will render some
fine selections and vocal and instrumental
music. 1t is hoped the entertainment will
be literally patronized.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES,
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Column bus.
INCORPORATIoNs TODAY - PARDoNs - STAT
BOARD OF CHARITIES, ETC.

INCORPORATIONs TO-DAY - PARDoNs - STATE
BOARD OF CHARITIES ETC.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, Ono, Dec. 10.-The following
interpretations we're issued this morning:
Eteubenville T. Cleveland Railroad Com
pany, terminus Steubenville and Carroll
ton, through the counties of Jefferson and
Carroll; capital 100000; shares $50; Win
field Scott and Others. Leetonia Foundry
Company, Leetonia, Columbana County;
capital $4,000; shares 500; Perry Baird
and others. Continental Coal Company
Mines, in Hooking County, office at Cleve-
land; capital $500,O00 shares 800; G. H.
Andrews and others
VIM. B. Hoyt, sent for three years from
Licking County in 1879 for burglary, was
ordered by the Governor taken to the Re-
form Farm. .....
Henry Baldwin, sent to the Penitentiary
from Columbiana County in 1878 for twelve
years for manning was pardoned by the
Governor to day.
Extensive preparations in the shape of
iestoons of cedar are being made on the
west front of the State-house. while the
House of Representatives is receiving a
thorough cleaning.
7. e State Board of Charities ended their
session last evening, which was very in.
teresting meeting.
st. Louis.
ANOTHER MuRDER-sT. CHARLES BRIDGE
CHASTITY INVESTIGATION.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10. - James Sullivan.
who was badly beaten In row on the Mat
tie Bell, during which John Bruno was
drowned. has died of his injuries
The railroad bridge at St. Charles is again
all right, and the first train crossed over
yesterday evening.
The careless remarks made by a couple of
incautious medical students from Illinois
on the secret workings Of the disse citing
rooms If two or three medical colleges. led
to the belief that from fifteen to twenty
five bodies are necessary to satisfy the de-
mands of this institution, and that In no
week have they failed to secure the re-
qnired number. It is expected that All in
vestigation of these institutions will soon
take place, and, If rumors are true some
CHASTITY disclosures will follow.
Indiana polls.
LEFT THE OLD MAN-RAID-PIcKPOCKE
FATAL FLASH.
Special to the Star. er
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 10.-Among the late
negro arrivals from North Carolina is wo-
man with ten children. She says that her
husband refused to come.
The police raided John Woodward s
sporting place at an early hour this morn
ing and brought in fifteen men.
Pickpockets were in their glory yesterday.
Our County Treasurer lost $160, and an
other man lost $322 One man was ar
rested who had in his possession sixteen
silk handkerchief four wells and red mo-
rocco pocket-book, containing So in money.
During the storm yesterday young man
named William Deal. while telling tree
on his fathers farm, five miles east of the
city, was struck by lightning and instantly
killed. The tree was slIivered by ligh ming,
and Deals fathers leg was broken by a
falling limb.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.

s CIVIL RIGHTS AT A THEATER.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. 10.-The Federal Grand
Jurv has indicted the Door-keeper of the
Grand Opera-house for refusing to admit o
negro who had ticket. F
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A Dayton, Ohio, Boy.

A boy named John Hanrahan. residing
on Eastern avenue, near Franklin street.
Dayton, Ohio, ran away from home yester-
day afternoon and came to this city. He
was found this morning by Officer William
son at the corner of Central avenue and
Seventh street and taken to the Central
Station. p.
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Judge Matson, of the Probate Court,
will tomorrow give his decision whether or
not a successor to the late Squire Dossman
is to be elected. The prospects are that the
present nine 'Squires will suffice for the
city.
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IN Brier.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
BISGHAMToN, N. Y, Dec. 10.-The cigar
makers of II. Wescott, Son Il Co.'s factory.
two hundred in number. struck this morn
Ing.
New YORK, Dec. 10.--President Norman
Green, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, rendered his report at the Di-
rectOrs' meeting to-day. It shows net
profit for the last quarter of 81, AIS. .84l.
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Stores Onen To-morrow.

The retail merchants desire it understood
that their places of business will be open
tomorrow as usual. People from dis
tance visiting the city will also find the oc-
casion a convenient one to make purchases.
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Mr.. John A. Taphorn, recently with
the firm of Hudepohl & Kotte, of Main
street, will be married in week or two to
Miss Katie Burning
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Mrs. M. R. H. Lee gave a reading in
the presence Of good sized audience of
ladies at the Grand Hotel this forenoon.
Her selections were from Tennyson.
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A wheelbarrow was stolen from w. H.
Johnston. 1S Patterson Alley, last Monday
night. Bring it back, and Johnson will
smile on the bringer.
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The County Commissioners held a reg.
ular meeting to-day, but transacted moth.
ing except routine business.
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New York Stock Report.

The following are the opening and the 245 D.
m. quotations OF the New York Exchange
as received by lea, Sterrett & Co.. 2S West Third
street:
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A BLOODY BATTLE.
Terrific Engagement Between
Montenegrins and Albanians.
The Chili-Peruvian Guano Ques-
ton Settled.
Bulgarian Ministry Successfully
Reconstructed.
Germany.

Germany.
TO RUN THE RAILROADS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, Dec 10.--The Prnssian Diet has
passed the clauses III t e railroad bill, en-
powcring the government to purchase and
work certain railways
Bulgaria.
ANOTHER RECONSTRUCTED MINISTRY.
LONDON, Dec 10.-A dispatch from Zofa
States that the Cabinet troubles in Bulgaria
have been adjusted By the formation Of q
new Ministry, with Bishop Clement as
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Chinese from Tashkourgan overlook Ha-
kim Kahn on the 2lst of September, in
Kizil Art defle, and slew one thousand of
his men.
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Mr.. Louis P. Ezekiel to-day celebrated
the anniversary of his birthday.
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other places, while great hubbub wa:
made about him. E,

other places, while great hubbub was
made about him. sf
WALKED INTO THE CREEK.
SIGoURNEY, Iowa, Dec. 10.-Larry MUIR
ply, farmer, was found drowned in a
small stream between here and home. He
left here intoxicated, and bewildered in
the darkness wandered into the creek.
soLDIERLY GAME OF CARDS
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 10.-Two SOL
diers, Temple and O'Brien, fought over a
game of cards at Ringgold last night, re-
splting in the killing of o. Brien by Temple.
The murderer has been arrested and turned
over to thecivil authorities.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE.
BooNsBoRo, Ia, Dec. 10.--Yesterday q
fire broke out in the Occidental Hotel, in
this city, which entirely consumed that
fine building and the adjoining one, owned
and partly occupied by G. w. Israel. The
hotel was owned by c. E. Phipps of Boone,
and was unoccupied. Both were large
buildings and cost upward of $4,000.
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Mr.. John Grossius is again confined to
his bed by illness.
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Drink Weber's celebrated beer, it is the
best; on tap at all firstclass saloons.
Try it'll
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James Metzger dropped dead near Gosh
en-, Ind. qsa
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.tional Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SENTENCED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 10.-Mr. Hall, of st.
Louis, was convicted here yesterday of the
offense of rape, with a recommendation
for mercy. He was sentenced to twenty
years in the Penitentiary.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR HARRISON.
HARRISON, O., Dec. 10.-A frightful railroad
accident occurred last evening three miles
above here, at Longneckers Station. The
construction train ran into wagon con-
baining five persons, killing four of them
and wounding the fifth, but it is thought
not seriously. The names of the killed are
George and Matt Singer and their sister.
Maggie, and man named Peter Now. The
surviving occupant of the wagon was q
young lady named Maggie Hurley.
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Premier; Mulchavitz, Minister of Finance
and Foreign Affairs, and Greeoff, Minister
OF Justice of the Interior. -..
EXPULSION OF BRorHERs-RELIEr.

PARIS, Dec. 10.-In the Senate yesterday
the Government warmly justified the ex-
pulsion of the Christian Brothers at Ulois.
NJ. I.evere announced that he would ask a
grant of two million francs to relieve the
distress in Paris.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yXyANTED-SALESMAN trimmings
NV for Western trade; must have experience.
Address with reference, JOHN B. ELLISON 1
S0Ne Philadelphia ~ Nee
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HOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPEs
Gallery. l9e ". 5th It. het. Elm and Pluln.
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sALEaSMir1wn ead I,;ov. n regh9m Iew,;
Columbia Center, Licking County, o. 1o5t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-12
GENIE.

WILMINGTON. N. c., July ll.-John
Davis (colored) was hung to-day at Smith
vile for the murder of Henry McDufie
(colored) in December last The condemn
ed man admitted the killing, but claimed
he did not intend it. About 1000 people
witnessed the execution. 1t is said to be
the first hanging in Brunswick county in
forty years.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., July 1l.-Five COW
boys who just came over the trail from
Texas got drunk at Ogallallah, Nebraska,
Wednesday night, rode through the streets
firing revolvers and threatened to capture
the town. The sheriff and posse at
tempted to arrest them, when fight en-
sued. One of the COW boys, VIM. Shook,
was shot and instantly killed. another,
Henry Parker, was badly wounded and
will probably die; the other three escaped.
New ORLEANS. July IA Galveston
NeaoS special from Corpus Christi says that
Antonio Garcia was to day executed for
the murder of Augustin Amalla, September
Z, 1870 He was defiant to the last. The
drop fell at 1926. He was pronounced
dead at ll:4l, his neck being broken by
the fall, Death ensued instantly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-12
Rock Island, Illinois. Saturday. July 10. 1879.

to-day doing considerable damage to build.
ings; among others the Bank of Com
merce had the roof blown off; r. McKen-
zie's furniture store roof was blown across
the street. knocking in the front portion of
Chas. Mckenzie & Co.'s hardware store,
The Belham House, Great Western Rail-
way freight and engine house were all
damaged. The crops in this vicinity suf-
fered severely, being leveled with the
ground.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July ll.-About five
o'clock this afternoon storm of unusual
severity swept over Mifin, Juniata county.
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches
were unroofed and the Lutheran church
slightly damaged A row of ten buildings
on Main street. occupied principally as
stores, were unroofed, gable ends blown in
and contents badly damaged. The car
riage factory of Shawers Il School was
badly damaged, and number of carriages
destroyed.
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OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia Portland
dispatch says: Two men calling them
selves James Gordon and John Rowel
have arrived there from Astoria and tell
sensational story about the wreck of the
British bark Pauline, on the coast between
Gray's harbor aud the mouth of the
Columbia. These men say: We sailed
from a South American port for Portland
on the Pauline IN ballast; the vessel
carried twenty-five men. On the arriving of
the Columbia bar, the captain lost his
bearings. During the night the lookout
cried, breakers ahead" but before a
hand could be turned, with fearful crash
which stove the entire forward part and
sent the mast and rigging over board, she
went upon a reef The officers and men,
panic stricken, all scrambled for them
selves, and some succeeded in getting a
boat out, which was swamped as soon as it
struck the water and the men swept away
We succeeded in getting piece of the
stove forecastle and launched it into the
breakers. We were carried with the swell
into comparatively smooth water. and just
as daylight was breaking were thrown up
on the beach more tdead than alive, the
only survivors of the entire crew. Not a
vestige of the ship was LETT except the
wreck along the beach. The report lacks
confirmation and is generally not believed,
although the alleged survivors tell the
story with every detail Of the incident.
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The Utica, N. Y, Herald, a Republican
newspaper, says "the events OF the extra
session have made President Hayes the
central figure in national politics and given
the American people an insight into his
character which will control their estimate
OF him during the remainder OF the ad-
miuistration. By changing a single word
in the above paragraph, its pertinency will
be complete Hayes is not figure, :"
but "dgure-head; ;" it is certain men be
hind him who have done the business
who warped him to their will and bent him
to their liking. But the insight into his
character" which the American people
have thus obtained will undoubtedly con-
troll their estimate of him for the future.
They now zee, what a majority of them
felt from the start, that his administration
which came into power under the shadow
of fraud, is destined to go out under the
stigma of a failure. 81. Louis Republican