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

! SIR WILLIAM WHooPs.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-Sir William Jenner is
very i'll with whooping cough.
THE REV. NEWMAN HALL SCANDAL.
LONDON, Aug. Sin the Hall divorce
case yesterday, Barrister Mills concluded
his address to the jury. Having reviewed
the whole OF the testimony and dwet
upon the cruelty, hypocrisy and falseness
OF Rev. Dr. Newman Hall toward his wife,
Mills implored the jury to save Dr. Hall
from the success which would be fatal to
what little remained of his character, to
his spiritual influence and to his position
in society. Darrister James then opened
the argument in behalf of DR.. Hall, and
began by asking the jury to dismiss from
their minds the impression which the fer
vid eloquence of his learned brother had
produced upon them, and to look at the
case in the actual light of the evidence
which had been adduced.
Germany.
DISASTER ON A CORVETTE.
BERLIN Aug. S.-The German corvette
Freya, homeward bound from Batavia,
burst her boiler and four persons were
killed and many injured. The cause of
the disaster was owing to a collision with
the German advance boat Fake.
Egypt.
INvEsTITURE OF TEwFIK.
LONDON, Aug. S.-The Trade for the in
vestiture of Tewfik Pasha as Khedive will
leave here to-day in conformity with the
recommendations of Sir Austin Layard and
NJ. Fournier, the English and French Min
listers. An Trade has been issued appoint
ing fifty inspectors of finance.
spain.
KINGS Ann DIsLoCATED.
MADRID, Aug. Skiing Alfonso had his
right arm diSlocated by an accident to his
carriage while riding at La Granga. The
arm was Immediately set and the injury is
unimportant.
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Shadows of Coming Events.

There will be German held at Clifton
Hall next Tuesday night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-08
Pools.
CHAMPION MATCH IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The pool match for
the O'Connor champion medal and $500 be-
tween Samuel F. Wright, of New York,
and Lon Morris, Jr., of Boston, took place
last night the winner to score twenty-one
games out of forty-one. AT midnight TWEEN
ty-one games had been played, the score
standing; Wright, eleven games; Morris,
ten games.
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FOREIGN.
kgsSSll.

DESPERATION OF A PRISONER,
National Associated Press to the Star
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. S.-A Nihilist
prisoner at Odessa made desperate at
tempt to burn himself to death, and had
nearly succeeded when discovered.
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Aquatic.


New YoRK, Aug. s.-Captan Webb has
made arrangements to SWIM Wednesday
next from Sandy Hook to Manhattan Beach
without suit, paddle or any artificial assist
ance whatever. The distance to be made,
allowing for some leeways on account of the
tide, is Is miles.
COURTNEY WILLING To ROW.
AUBURN, Aug 8.-Courtney is willing to
row Hanlan for the championship, whether
the purse is large or small, but each was
willing to row where the best money could
be made. Courtney considered Saratoga
the best place for race on this continent.
Courtney has no fears for the result if the
race is on fair, neutral course.
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The Ring.
FoRrY-Two ROUNDS AT PIrTsBURG

PITTsBURG, Aug. 8.-Owen Maloney, Of
this city, and Thomas Lafferty, of st. Louis,
fought last evening in the Odd.fellows' Hall,
at the Village of Turtle Creek, fourteen
miles out on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Forty-two rounds were fought, and both
men were badly bruised. Maloney won the
fight
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LOST.

T OST-COW-White, heavy set ~cow, both cas
i ] split Lost or wandering somewhere in Cow
ington. A reward of S. will be paid if returned
to liz Austin street, CovingtOn, KY. aust"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-08

Yesterday afternoon ]. F. Goggin, a voter
in the Sixth Ward, stated that it was the
usual custom for individuals and clubs to
receive money from candidates for assisting
in campaigns The witness had received
money from Mr.. Sayler in former years,
and in 1878 Mr.. Sayler had urged him TO
organize a colored club, offering him 5000
for his trouble. He refused, because Sayler
was a soft money man, and worked for
Butterworth, who paid him IS. The club
all worked and he supposes that they were
paid.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
Con Il esnallnn LHAl EYauln

A large audience was present last eve
ming at the Reformed Episcopal church
of tie Covenant, The occasion being
the delivery of sermon by Bishop
William r. Nicholson Of Philadelphia,
aud administering the rite OF confirma
ton. The exercises commenced at 7 80
with voluntary frou the choir. After
the reading of the Scriptures and pray
er, the Bishop announced as his text
the words, "But grow i'll grace and in
the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ" He explained the diff
ferent meanings of the word grace, and
then by these explanations he gave the
true meaning of the word as it occurred
in the text. He said when We are ac-
ccpted by Christ it is perfect accept
snce; we are perfectly pardoned; the
question OF our salvation is forever set
tied, but we grow in the knowledge OF
Christ. Now we are only babes, and
we gather certain thoughts from which
we are apprehended of by Christ and
finally apprehend ourselves. lmme,
diately after the sermon the contirma'
ton took place, twelve persons appear,
ed in front Of the altar to make pub
lie confession Of their faith in Christ
There were several others to be confirm
ed, but concluded to wait until some
future time, probably when the nex'
confirmation takes place which will be
next September. After the confirmation
the charge of the Bishop was. given t'
those who were confirmed, after whicl
the benedictlon was pronounced by tie
. Bishop.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

POSTAL CARD ISLANDERS are likely now
to be less frequent since the courts have
commenced to award damages to those
who have received them with slaader-
GUS imputations which are an injury to
their business and their character.
A Rochester lumber dealer mailed .
postal card to a discharged clerk, ac'
cusing him Of swindling, and the clerk
has obtained a verdict of $3.50 damages,
based on certain degree Of publicity
given the charge while passing threush
the mails. A similar case is on trial in
Pitts burg, the plaintiff being sewing
aohine agent, to whom his employs:
sb iressed an accusation Of improperly
r ,taining money. The next is fine
drawn complaint, to be sure, to come
from an Omaha man. A clergyman
pu blishes a card complaining that he
frequently receives advertisements Of
wine printed on postal cards, and as he
is a total abstainer from strong drink,
he impression might Re wrongfully
created that he was a buyer of the
wine.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

President Eckel of the Board of Edu-
cation deserves credit for the unparti-
san manner in which he has formed
the standing committees Of the Board
According to the partisan vote for Off
;ers of the Board the political complex
ion stands about II to 5 in favor OF the
Democrats. Six Democrats and four
Republicans are chairman of commit
toes, though two of the committee which
have Republican chairmen are more
ornamental than useful, we mean the
committees Oh Normal School and Elec-
tions. Messrs. Morrow, Baird, and
Heisler Oh account of long continued
membership in the Board were entitled
to prominent positions on the leading
committees, and We are gratitei to find
that the President has recognized this
fact by appointing them to chairman,
ships Of the principal committees.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

IT Is NOT the Okalona, Mississippi
States " this time that bursts forth
into praises of The Ku-klux Klan, whose
bus mess was to murder unotfending RI =
publicans, but it is the Meriden "Mer-
curry" OF Mississippi, real live recog
nized Democratic organ. Elsewhere
will be found what it has to say of the
"God-given, and God sent and God
blessed" Ku.klux. The independence
with which that paper defends its true
principles are at least to be admired ,
but no doubt the " Every Evening
will be for reading the Mercury" out
Of the Democratic party, not that II
caunot agree with it in principle, but
because it is not quite polite to make
such extreme utterances a: the presen'
time.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
MEMS Around smyrna.

From the Smyrna "Times" we Gull
the following items
VIM. A. Hough, of Trenton, N. j.,
has taken out letters of administration
on the estate of the late Rev. John
Hough.
When the "Gazett-' copies a hal
column or so of matter from the
"Timps' without credit, it ought I,
change the words indicating this local
i,v, otherwise it readers are led thirty
miles in length.
Presiding Elierr Hill was considea
lily indisposed last week and not abl'
to meet his appointments on Sunday
but il now convaiescent.
A spear Of wheat pulled from Col
Douglass field last evening, May III
measured three feet.
Potatoes g.. 50 = bushel; that is tn
price now, aud nearly two months +
run 'efore til" new crop is in.
Vim. V. Giieycs has leased the "Fra
land Beach proserty on Bombay Hool
and moved his family there last week.
When leading farmer found tina
Captain Taggart would not allo'
the sale Intoxicating liquors q
Collins Beach. subscribed 500 to re
pair the il,et bank washed away b
the October storm.
This promis to be a fruit year pa
excellent. Judging from the grei
amount of blossoms in the apple ol
chards, the promise Of a large app
crop is quite as fattering as is that
.h- peach. The indications now al
for an abundance of fruit of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

GULLY. THE murderer OF the Chisholm
family, in k-mpAr county, Mississippi,
and Chalmers. the murderer OF the de
fenceless negroes, at Fort Pillow, wonld
make capita! brace of Senators fl"l
that State. AS the first was electtc
Sheriff by the Democrats after his CHI
valrous exploit, and the latter has bee'
twice elected to Congress. who knows
but they may both yet turn up as Uni
ted States Senators. Chalmers has al
ready been brought forward as the maj
to succeed Senator Bruce from Mis-
sissippi, but the election of Gully is no
so certain, as jeff Davis may be brough
out as an opposing candidate for sena
torial honers. Kill plenty of negroes il
the South, and the path to political re
nown is wide open.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

Missouri is preparing to adopt the
he'll punch for barrooms. The advo-
Gates of the bell punch system of tax
ing liquor sellers claim that it will be
more equitable than the present arbi'
trary State tax of $50 a year, and that
twill cause the numter of low whisky
shops to decrease, and the CONSUMPTION
of beer to increase. The St. Louis Dis
patch estimates the every year GOO,OOO
barrels of beer is b~ewel in St. Louis,
and that one-third of this product is
sold in the city at retail. Two hundred
thou. and bair-ls at half a cent lass
50 a burel would yield $500, COO
The amount derived fl m C c)hollc Il
auors at two cents a ass swon4d proba
bly be as much more, making total Of
$l,2OO,U0l. The spat'l adds tina
this is a large inco ne, but the question
is, Would tever be coll ,te
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

A CERTAIN Captain Williams Of the
New York police having been handling
nisclub too freely had to undergo a
SUSPENSION from ofdce for some time
but being again reiustated he is called
np to answerfor using indecent and pro
fine language. 1t is rot likely how
aver that Williams will have to Sutl"
much, as it is gen"raljy conceded tn"
tac more profane officers are the NOR
#, civ" hey are. Of course the Wi!
m.mL.ou rc.i:e don't arany'
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
Increasinx HuAimess.

There can be no question now thai
tines are better than they were yeai
ago, according to the iron trade, whiol
i, the best thermometer of tie risins
tide of business prosperity. In our OWL
citv there is less building and improve
ments going on than usual, which was
to be expected on account of the extra
ordinary activity last year in the erec'
tion Of new houses, which seems t.
have been more than sufficient to NEE
the demand. This lack Of activity III
building makes itself felt amongst car
penters, bricklayers, painters, plaster
ers, roofers and all the trades required
in the erection of houses. The compile
ton of the Cool Spring Reservoir, too,
makes a considerable difference, whi' b
would be fully met in the building Of
the new Court House if the Levy Court
was ready to proceed, which we hope
tbev will be before the summer Is fai
advanced The slacKipg off in the build
ing operations and public works, how
ever, is fully met in the increase c'
business at the large manufacturing
establishments of our city, and many
of our carpenters and laborers have
found employmen in the car shops and
ship yards. We are informed that the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company,
Pusey, Jones & Co., the Jackson q
Sharp Company, the Delaware Cal
Works, and many other establishments
have present and prospective orders
sufficient to keep their full complement
of hands employed pretty much for q
wear ahead. The machine shops and
rolling mills being busy not only here
but all over the country, have set the
forpes and furnaces in Pennsylvania
and wherever they exist in motion, and
in fact every species of iron manufac
ture is beginning the new campaign
with vigor aud energy that gives
promise of abundant success. The fac
that the furnaces and fOrges, which art
.rea)lv the fountain heads CT business
having advaLce orders that will keel
them employed for long time to come
proves that the present squirt is no
ephemeral but promises to be health.
and enduring. The demand for irol
means increasing traffic on our rail
loads and in fact a general revival 4
business everywhere and in all branch
=, of trade. We believe til. countr
,o-tay is on the thresh-hoId of con
mercal prosperity that will equal any
tlipg of like kind experienced in TIA
li..,ry Of the past, though there wi
not be SO many people grow suddeni
wealthy by it. but in the end it will
more p. rmanent and Lave more solldit
than til. industrial era which tollowe
the closing of the war, when every kin
Of business was inflated to its utmoI
tension. We say then that the lookor
is bright and promising, and all that
needed is the practice of strict honest
in the transaction of business and III
most rigid economy.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

No DOUBT Chalmers the Fort Pillow
massacre hero is very glad that the
House set down on his request for an
inv estigation into his conduct at the
massacre of Fort Pillow. OF course hs
knew before he made his request that
it would not bs granted.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
GmuNr1auf 10 Met hers.

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup is the 9hly
thing that mothers can rely upon Tor their
children. 1t corructs ncdlty of the stomach,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives ret. health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of teethng its value
l., incalculable. 1t s0ftens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and aIiays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and G. HIort 10 'ht
mother, Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

SECRETARY Sherman in spite OF him
self will, from the way it looks now, be
the Republican candidate for Governor
of Ohio next fall. Should he consent
to the use of his name, there would be
no use for the Democrats to so to the
trouble Of nominating ticket in oppo
sition to him.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

a Nlsgosrs Sheriff has lost a prisoner
lud d"ught"r, the on- having eIop"d
vith tn" other. L"v- laughs At !ock
nith,, in jai.s. The brid"Froom ras
t, b. tried for burglary, but he prefer
red to try a bride instead. As usual
the young lady i, sad to be belle, bat
she took to the Wo IDS, which happal s
to be the name of her burglariou5 lus'
hand.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

SET INDIANA down sure on the side OF
the solid Republican north. fthe Re-
publican gains in that State are main
tanned at the fall elections, it cannot
but give Republican majority, and
the gerrymandering of the Democracy
at the late session Of the Legislature tc
carry the Legislature and majority oI
the Congressional districts would prove
y boomerang, and Senator Mcdonald
will not b. his own successor.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

BUSINESS MEN intending to advertise
in our double sheet extra, $500 copies
are requested to send in their cards al
an early date, the sooner the better.
We will give all our specials loca
notice in our mammoth double sheet
Send your cards along.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER will not be
in Washington during the rest OF the
extra session of Congress, and Senator
Wade Hampton will pair with him on
all political questions shortly and return
to South Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

PRopLB occAsIoELY say to us: "The
Every Evening is pushing you now
pretty hard isn't it ~ TO all such we
would reply, that we are confident We
lead it by a clean twelve hundred, and
the REPUBLICAN is increasing as fast as
the L. +. is.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

Senator John A. Logan is said to be a
good shot. His intimate friend, Gener-
al W. T. Clarke says: ''He can take a
revolver and shoot three cent piece
ont of the fork Of a bush with the
nonchalence that you would shake a
cane.n
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

Ir is SAID that since eli" came out
from betw cen the Republican rollers, he
is several inches taller, and so thin
that his very thoughts are not only
known but seen. Eli shouldn'tventure
so near danger.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

WHEN THE Board of Education was
laundering around in search OF chair
man for the committee on printing, the
lightning didn't strike Merris Taylor
the only practical printer in the
Board.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
A Card.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indisrr tIous OF youth, nervous weakness:
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., ! vii send
reciue that viii cure you FREE oF
CH ARGE. This great remedy was discov.
cred by missionary in South America. Send
self.addressed envelope to the hey. . JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d, New YORK Clty. asd-t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

TnR MOON FOR a few evenings past
as been unusually full AMI light.
rhe effect upon the "Every Evening"
is fearful.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

STRATEGY Is TAKING the p!atr OF bus
ter in Congr4 S, AMI such men as Eeck
Blackburn aa1 Lowe, who have nc
NOR, s.ns- than t. ct mad and make
threats. .,e IcnaI ded to back seats
In tue rru~'n the oily t"nEn"I a'r"%c
Eaton ;ruu Cun"eGirUt, wM" it i:
known e, nnot be re-el-rtel, il put for
ward upo t priHciple that "moIHs@ri
catcl-s more flies than vinegar" F"l
lowing the lead of the Southern biiga
diers does not pan out well III ".'Ylta
for the party, and so change OF from
big necess ry the bri dier' Wi
march to the music of doush-fac- TO
awhile as a exp4ri orn. 1t is doubt
ful Il ongh that with sH"n Republican
giants as (onkli0i, l!oar, Daw' )
Chandler a. Carp ht'r IN the S'nat.'
Garfield, Frye, Ro '-Son, Conger a"'
Burrows in he House % watch theht
wheti er they will gain anything by th'
cha g..
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

TIE tune has changed little with
the no sur.pnt Ter Democrats at Wash
ins.on. AMI instead Of thr3a' ening the
President, they are now besee ching him
O have a little mercy on them.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

Ip THE DEMOCRATS didn't back down
in Congress, it was to say the least an
inglorious "sneak out" They are
usel to this.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

"TnE CoLoRED people who were -
ticed away from their happy homes IN
the SOUTH" the way the "leraId'
put, it. Thai paper is always saying
somztInng funny, and therefore We a2
,reciate it. but O. oourso everybody
knows that the co.ore people don
often leave happy homes. II th'
"H.raDd" could only perpetratr joke
without getting silly, We would emo,
the laugh more.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09
Il ANDREWS. Agent.

FAHMERs TAKE NOTICE. r
will he at Ayondale and New London H0
tells on Monday, May t. and Kimblcville Ho-
tel and Deer Park Hotel, Newark, on Tues
day, May 8, Tor the purpose Of castrating
colts without the use OF clamps. All orders
lett or colts brought to the above places will
be attended to DIR. q T. FALLOWS.
ap30.6t* White Horse Hotel,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

EVERY CONGRESSMAN from Alabama
was rebel colonel or brigadier-gener-
Daily Republican., 1879-05-09

The REBEL YELL is heard all over tie
country now, but it is the yell of de-
spair.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15
Total amount repairs. $50 w
FRANKLIN GILES,
VIM BIEBER.

Which was. on Ill, ton. adopted.
w. W. Woodman. chairman on
Sheriff and jail expenses. offered their
report ou the following numbered bills:
l94, 1875, 1856, 1877, which was, on
motion, adopted and allowed as report
ed by the committee.
Report on bills No 103 and 90 were
laid on the table until to- morrow morn
ing. On motion of Q. Grimm Board
Adjourned.
Saturday, November "a, 1878.
MORNING SESSION. - Board met
pursuant to adjournment. Mulberger
10 the Chair. Meeting called to order
by the Chair. Roll called by the
Clerk. Members all present except
Walker. M'nut IS of yesterdays meet
ing read and approved.
W. S. Greeue offered the following
resolution No. 10, which Was on motion
adopted:
Reso 'ved. That the County Treasur-
err be authorized to sell lot. 3. 1 5 6,
I and s, block 3, village Of l.ubbleton
at their face value
G. Grimm offered resolution No. 80
Resolced, Yhat there be approprl
a,ed t, the sheriff elect of this county
the sun of eight hundred dollars, the
same to be deducted from ms bill tor
boarding prisoners at the next annual
session of this Board.
Which was on motion laid over for
consideration.
4. D. Coburn, chairman of commit
tee on jury list offered their report
Your committee appointed to appor-
tiop jury lists iu the several towns in
Jefferson County, have performed their
dury and respectfully report as follows:
AZTALAN.
John Severt Wm. Carol
Dextes Smith Nelson Harris
Joseph Demerit George Miiard
w. SchattschneiderG Gorge Reider
CONCORD.
John Park James Willard
August Sydow VIM. Kechow
Albert G lamm Charles Hutchinson
Albert May }. b Petrie
COLD SPRING.
W. Nj. Taylor Walter Cox
Henry Cooper w. II. Marshall
A. j. Wadleigh D. b. Whitehead
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, mas Recently opened Jew
y elry Store in Johnson's block. cornt T
Main and lst street, where be wilt keep
constantly on hand large stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, sc. Particular attention paid
TO repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&c. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15
HAMLIN g. FORD,

WATERrUWS LAmoer Yard. Lumoei
w OF every descriptions Lath ana
Shingles constantly Oh hand a. tor sa'e al
.he Lowest Market Price. at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown. Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15
A. GRITZNER

II A54IoSABLG Barber and Hair Dres-
l. ser. Shop IN Saiick's Basement, on The
6rldy Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used. warranted to hold color tor eight
weeks