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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
POmmeIing the Judge.
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Last Friday (Oct. 81 an extraordinary
crime was perpetrated at the ST. Peters
burg Palais de Justice. A private SOL
dier of immense size and strength, named
Alexandroff. was condemned in the usual
course of the Judicial proceedings to
three years imprisonment with hard
labor for robbery with violence. After
the removal of the prisoner he expressed
an earnest desire to communicate some
thing of Importance to the Judge. Mr..
Tchuchawoff, on hearing the request, left
his seat, and approached the
man, who, as soon as he was
sufficiently close, sprang suddenly
upon him, dragged him by the beard to
the ground, and then, shouting, you
scoundrel, you have sentenced me to
three years, have you? I'll teach you a
lesson proceeded to beat him with his
fists. The blows Of the enraged assailant
were SO heavy that the shrieks of the
Judge were heard by people on the third
floor of the building. The warder, taker
by surprise, did nak offer assistance til
the Judge was already on the floor, anC
then, omitt;ng to leave 60 his rifle ant
using only one hand, was unable to i'm
pede Alexandrotf in his attack until 9th
er persons in the court co-operated in tn
seizure Of the prisoner. The Judge wa
afterward found to have suffered SO mucl
from the attack that he was unable Il
move without the help of the officers.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
John Carroll, days, city. .
Louis Filder, days, city.
Herbert Kerper, month, city.
George Luckmann, 16 months, city.
Joseph Niehaus, 18 years, city.
Walter Decker, years, city.
Joseph Bergfeld, 81 years, city.
Sebastian Schilfurth, As years, Germany.
Frank A. Dossmann, 54 years, Germany.
Sarah Corbin, 40 years, Virginia.
Mrs. O'Connell. 10 years, Ireland.
Ann Braxton, "a years Kentucky. i
Mag. Middleton, 35 years, Kentucky.
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The Elm Street Club, organized in
1874 and now one Of our most popular So
cial clubs, gives its annlal BAH at Turner
Hall on the evening of Dec. 4th. Tickets
can be had at the Club-rooms, 672 Elm
street, or at the door the night of the ball.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

The life OF the flesh is in the blood, and
If dose OF Maaguire's Cundurango be taken
occasionally, it cleanses the blood of every
impurity and the stomach of fecal matter
by healthy purgation. ...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

When exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action of
all organs.
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TO THE LADIES.
Certificate Of the Surgeon of the
KOyal Mail Steamer Ameriea.

This is to certify that have used and rec0n-
mended DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and have
found it useful in variety of cases. 1t also gives
unfailing relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bites and prevents q
mark being left.
]. A. GRAHAM, NJ. R. c. S., of London.
Royal Mail Steamship America, Jersey City,
July 2Sth. '' .F'
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Thousands Of other certificates can be seen at
the depot
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eLADsToNE's MOVEMENTS.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 26.-Gladstone arrived
in Edinburgh Monday, and was received
at the station by the people with mag
nifcent demonstration. He rode with
Lord Rosebery to Dalmeny Park, as an act
of courtesy to the Duke of Buccleugh,
whose birthday it was. He did not
speak at Dalkeith yesterday, bat in Edin-
burgh. He goes to Dalkeith to-day, and
tomorrow to West Calder.
THE LATE TIMES EDITOR.
| LONDON, Nov. 26.-Delane, ex-editor OF
the Times, died Of hereditary Brights dis
ease from which he had suffered terribly.
He had paralytic stroke before he would
resign his office. He was very abstemious.
The obituary notice of him in the London
Times yesterday was probably written by
Mr.. Walter, NJ. p, chief proprietor
| TROUBLE ANT1c1PArED.
LONDON Nov. GA formidable demon
stration of Irishmen will take place in
Hyde Park on Sunday.
DAvITT COMMITTED.
SLIGO, Nov 26-At the conclusion OF the
argument in the case of Davitt he was COM
mtted for trial and bail allowed in the sum
of fl 900. The testimony given varied put
little from that submitted to the Court OIL
Monday.
LONDON, Nov. 26-The excitement
throughout the West of Ireland shows no
sign of abatement. Large meetings are
held in all the populous places in the
Counties of Mayo and Sligo. Mr. Parnell,
in addressing large meeting last night in
Sligo, asked the people to persevere III the
agitation and remember his advice to keep
a firm grip on the land.
Great crowds assembled in the streets OF
Sligo Yesterday.
There is some fear of riot as the munich
pal elections are holding and the Mayor is
very unpopular. One hundred and twenty
soldiers are under arms in the barracks and
one hundred additional police are in readi
, ness.
All the western districts are being strong
ly garrisoned.
Russia.
/ GoTscHAKoFF GOES OFF.
LONDON, Nov. 26--A dispatch from Ba
den-Baden says Prince Gortschakoff LEFT
there at 10 o'clock yesterday morning fol
Stuttgart. He will continue his journey
to st. Petersburg on the 9th inst, proceed.
ing by way OF Berlin.
SpaEn.
COUNTESS MoNTIJo's FUNERAL.
MADRID, Nov 26-The funeral of Count
ess Montijo took place vest erday, and wa
: very imposing.
Ell Switzerland.
AS TO MORMON MISSIONARIES.
: BERNE, Nov. 26.-Ths Liberal Council o1
, Switzerland, who have been very pressing
!, ly memoralized to stop the propaganda
of Mormon missionaries in Switz
+ erland, have decided not to take any gen
: eral action, but the Council will interfer
n in any special cases that are brought tt
y their notice.
!: Germany.
# CROWN PRINCB-MELBoURNE EXPOSITION.
d BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The Crown Prince vii
q return to Berlin especially to welcome tn
:. King and Queen Of Denmark.
Germany will send an Imperial Commi!
+ sioner to the Melbourne Exposition an
will apply for 10000 marks for expense
n connected Herewith.
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Germ any.

CROWN PRINCB-MELBoURNE EXPOSITION.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The Crown Prince will
return to Berlin especially to welcome the
King and Queen of Denmark.
Germany will send an Imperial Commits
sioner to the Melbourne Exposition and
will apply for 10000 marks for expenses
connected Herewith.
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Italian journals report that the famous
"Madonna del Sacco" of Andrea del Sarto
is seriously imperilled by infltration Of
damp through the wall on which 1t ia
painted. As no steps have been taken to
protect this noble picture, oneof the mas
terpieces of the world, from further dam
age, its complete destruction may soon
be expected. .t as.H-..-
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switzerland.
AS TO MORMON MISSIONARIES.

BERNE, Nov. 26.-Ths Liberal Council Of
Switzerland, who have been very pressing
ly memoralized to stop the propaganda
of Mormon missionaries in Switz-
erland, have decided not to take any gen.
eral action, but the Council will interfere
in any special cases that are brought to
their notice.
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ACME BLACKING.

ACME BLACKING.
ACME BLACKING Is sSoss. Sss' for
ACME BLACKING is Waterproof.
ACME BLACKING '1sa weeks. IS for
ACME BLAOKING 'Atass sassEIns. E'ss0u'
ACME BLACKING for s,1s: Ladies
ACME BLACKING ''E sAoss cs'l''sn''
ACME BLACKING tsa Shoes. M'n''
ACME BLACKING wss'::f's ss's'i 4; n 4
no3Mu Arcade.
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LUDLOW. Kr.

(; BURaLARY.--Severaf bold attempts were
made to enter houses in our city on Mon
day night; or rather Tuesday morning.
One at the residence of Mr.. Homer CHS
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The Pain Destroyer Of the World
READ THE CERTIFICATES.
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

ne Thousand Dollars will be paid If they are not
all Genuine
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VENETIAN L1NIMENT.

Has given universal satisfaction since 1t has been
introduced into the United States. After being
tried by millions it has been proclaimed
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OVER OLD OCEAN.
Intense Excitement Continues in
Ireland. .s
Skirmishing With the Afghan
Rebels.
Afghanistan.

AfghNnistan.
sKIRMIsHING WITH REBELS
National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Nov. 2e.-A dispatch from Ca
bul says that force under General Roberts,
who left Cabul on foraging expedition,
had several engagements in rebel villages.
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GoTscHAKOFF GOES OFF.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-A dispatch from Ba-
dem Baden says Prince Gortschakoff left
there at 10 o'clock yesterday morning for
Stuttgart. He will continue his journey
to St. Petersburg on the 9th inst, proceed
ing by way of Berlin.
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BELLEFONTAINE, o.

DR.. J. A. Brown, highly respected ply
sician and citizen Of this city, was found
dead in the woods, about two miles west of
town, about daylight yesterday morning.
He had been to see patient, and, taking a
gun and dog along, after he had made the
visit and on his return he hitched his horse
and buggy in field and went into the
woods to hunt 1t is supposed he fell from
paralytic stroke or from heart disease.
He was found lying on his face, with his
gun lying across his back and faithful
borrowed dog watching by his side.
GREENFIELD. D.
Green apples are selling on our streets al
sixty cents per bushel.
L. w. Baldwin is running his pork-pack
ing establishment to its fullest capacity.
Mr.. Kennyda has opened boarding
house in connection with his restaurant
and bakery. Mr. Kennyda has plenty o.
room and fine location for the business.
The Greenfield Male Quartette Club will
assist in the singing at M. f. Church or
Thanksgiving Day. The members of the
quartette are Devoss, Morrison. Price anC
Pearson. These names are enough to satisfy
all that the music will be worth listening
to, as the boys can sing.
Miss Mary Marrow, daughter of Jane,
Marrow, died at her fathers residence OF
the morning of November 25th at 7:3(
o'clock, with typhoid fever. 'She was
Young lady loved and respected by all
There are none that will miss her NOR
than the singers of the First Presbyterian
Church Choir, of which she was member
She has left father and one brother ant
sister to mourn their loss.
! LUDLoY. Kr.
| BURGLARY. Several bold attempts wer
made to enter houses in our city on Mon
4 day night; or rather Tuesday morning
lone at the residence of Mr.. Homer CHS
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COUNTESS MoNTIJos FUNERAL.
MADRID, Nov. 26-The funeral of Count
ess Montijo took place vest erday, and was
very imposing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

Hon. B. J. Brown, who is how in Colorado, in closing most interest ing letter to the Van Buren Press, thus gives his Impressions:
 Now, as to the practical part of Colorado. Aside from the sights winch you can't beat, and the min ing interests, I wouldn't give fifty cents for tile whole State. A man without money, here, had as well be eat in purgatoty without claSs.
 Judge Brown evidently looks at the State ln q sensible, practical light. The climate of Colorado for two or three months in the year is perfectly delightful, and for five Or six months is almost tnendurable. Its minerals, scenery and brief sum. mer constitute tic sum of of it's at. fractions and values. As to soil, climate, water, naylgable rivers, tim Der and variety of mineral resour- ces, Arkansas is infinitely superior to Colorado --L. R. Democrats
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
State Board of Health.

The following preamble and reso lution was unanimously adopted bj the State board of health now IT session:
 Whereas, Some unrest is mani fested by the local boards of health that this board in going into active duty will unhinge, unsettle and con. fuse quarantine and other sanitary regulations already adopted and in force; therefore be it
 Resolved, That it is not in any manner contemplated that this board will interfere with municipal sanita- ry boards or existing sanitary regu- lations. On the contrary the object of the State board of health is to conserve as far as practicable the pubic health, and it will actively co operate with all boards of health in the State, and cordially invites cooperation; the object of all being the one great vital question, the pre- vention of the introduction or spread of infectious diseases in our State.- Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
TenneSsee's Debt.

WASHINGTON, August ll.--Post master General Key says there is no doubt that the plan of the compt6- mise to pay fifty cents on the dollar is defeated. When asked what he thought the real significance of the recent election vas, he stated that 1t clearly indicated that a majority of tie people of the state were in favor Of absolute repudiation. Judge Key says that the position of Gov Marks on tEis question is not very clearly defined, but that it Is generally uni derstood that he is low tax man, which means repudlation. As there was $lO00O interest due to January last and the annual interest due in January last and that the annual interest amounts to $l ,200,000, and that q continuance of the present rate of taxation could be construed to mean nothing else than repudis ton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
A Fine Show.

Gen. Ross, the we'll known stock breeder of Illinois, writes to Prof. Thomas, of this city, from Avon, Ill.,, proposing to bring to the Arkansas Fair Q herd of his beautiful Devon cattle. His animals captured the sweepstakes at St. Louis, at first pre- mium at the Fair last year, ct Du- buque, Iowa, and also at the Illinois State Fair. For fine cattle he has but one competitor in the United States. The presence of this dis tingulshed cattle king will of itself induce many farmers to be present. Il. k. Democrat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. August 1l.-Returns from tifty-eight counties have been received by the Secretary of State. The majority for Blackburn (dem. in these counties is 23,5l4, an in crease over McCrary's majority four years ago of 3,402. The majority for Blackburn Tn the State will prob ably exceed 10000, 8 democratic gain of over 5000 over the two pre- ceding gubernatorial elections. The republicans gain three or four sena- tors and ten or twelve representa-. tiyes, ts-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
Baron ROthschild's Maxims.

I Attend carefully to details of your business.
 Be prompt in all things.
 Consider well, then decide posi- lively.
 Dare to do right. Fear to do wrong.
 Endure trials patiently. Fight life's battles bravely, man. fully.
 Go not in society of the vicious.
 Hold integrity sacred.
 Injure not another's reputation or business.
 Join hands only with the virtuous. Keep your mind from evil thoughts. Lie not for any consideration.
 Make few acquaintances.
 Never try to appear what you are not. Observe good manners.
 Pay your debts promptly.
 Question not the yeracity of a friend.
 Respect the counsel of your parents Sacrifice money rather than prin- ciple.
 Touch not, taste not, handle not intoxicating drinks.
 Use your leisure time for improve ment, Venture not upon the threshold of wrong. Watch carefully over your passions 'Xtend to every one 2 kindly sal utation. Yield not to discouragement. Zealously labor for the right
 And success is certain.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
How Carriages arc sss".e: in the
 West.

a New Haven commercial travel CT reports one way the western men sell carriages. He says a man will start out from some lafge carriage manufactory with one or more freight cars loaded with buggies. He will stop at the country towns along the route, and hold an auction sale-the town having previously been billed and the auction advertised. The bidding is spirited, and the carriages will be knocked down at first as high as $60 or $e5, After these large bids are harvested, he will take lower ones, until the bids drop to as low as $33, when he retires from the field and goes on to the next town The buggies cost the manufacturer just $24 apiece, and at the selling price three can be bought for $100.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

When Spotted Tai wrote tc Schufz that a#heFevef the military arc there is always whisky, and that makes trouble" lie told n very blunt truth that ought to make every American hang his head in shame From the time the Indians named Manhattan to the date of Spotted Tails letter, whisky has been the cufse of the red man.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

A colored firm of this city, re. gently dissolved partnership, and posted the following notice to the public: ID dissolution of coparsnips hefetdfo resistin' betwixt me an Nose Jones, ih de barber professhun, am heret6fe dissolved. Pussons who owe must pay to de subscriber. Dem what dG fHFm 9se tius' call on Jones, as de faFh Is iHs5iVed." ."-Exchahge.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
A Good Law.

The Georgia Legislature is hold ing a summer session and transact ing business. One bill, which is likely to become a law, might be passed in other States with the best effect. It provides that when a murder Is committed, every cause before the courts shall give way to that, and it shall be at once tried. If appealed, the Supreme Court shall hear and decide the appeal at once. By this law murderer can be tried, appealed, sentenced and hanged within thirty days after the killing. -El Dorado Eagle.
 Such laws would do much for the suppression of crime. Whenever men know that there is an almost absolute certainty that they will hang for murder within thirty days murder will not be so common. While there is the chance for post poncments, continuances and the everlasting "writs of error," the crime will still go on.--Little Rock Democrat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

The able clairvoyants at times bite of more than they can conven. iently mastlcate. For instance, up in New York lately one of them, in diagnosing iady's case, remarked that her husband was unfaithful. In about two seconds there were only thirteen hairs left Tn his head. She had been a widow for ten years.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

The farmers of De Soto county, H., are complaining bitterly of the ravages ot the white butterflies Nearly every field in the county has been visited, and there seems to be no end to them or the destruction they are capable of doing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
WAR! WAR;! WARY!
EVERY FARmrR, GARDENER, FRUIT GRoWER, AND BEE-RAIsER IN THE
 UNITED STATES INTERESTED.

Dukes Insect Destroyer, Patented July 3lst, 1877, will efIectually exter- minaCe all Cut Worms, Boil Worms, Cabbage Worms, Curculio, Bee Weevils, Hessian Flies, and all other obnoxious bugs and insects that feed upon cultl- vated vegetables. It is worth its ~eiglitln gold to any farmer, gardener, vented by practical farmer, and will do just what is claimed for it, and can be hought for the small sum of Two Dollars.
 County and State rights fOi sale by the PaIentees,
 DUKE & PATTON,
 NonistOwn, Ark. M. 2. RoYs, RetSil Agent for Pope lomtY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
NO. 30.

be given opportunities to run nails in their feet.
 Have you mothcr-in -fawr asked 2 man of adisconsoate-l looking per son. No he replied, but I've a father in jail
 All the planets will he visible this month, and it is always the correct thing to teach your best girl astron- omy while she is young.
 She smiled and whispered Yes Her rural escort had incautiously asked whether she knew where the nearest ice-crcanery was,
 A little girl on Pearl street wahtcd to know the name of that thing the boy "squashes" the music out of, and was enlightened accordingly.
 The correspondents say that there is a good deal of love making in Rome, which reminds us to say that when you are in Rome do as Romeo did.
 A gentleman who suffered much from palpitatioh of the heart, says he was instantly relieved by apply ing another palpitating heart to the region affected.
 All the axes and bucksaws found in tho ruins Of Pompeii are of light make, as If constructed for woman's use. Those old ancients knew their little business.
 Nothing is quite so productive of spontaneous profanity as mid night chronological ramble after an obstrusivc bed.bug just one week after housekeeping time. The young lady whose lover wrote her that he was doing duty on the tented field, afterward ascertained that instead of fighting the Indians, he drove q team for q clrcus.
 A converted Texas edltor was called upon to make q prayer, and caused all eyes to turn upon him when he cointncnccd, "Giyc us tHis day our daily pass" A circus had just arrived in town.
 
 "Ncver lie on your left side" says an exchange. Nol Ifyou happen to be on that side when you Want to lie to your @ife about the important business that kept you at the office so late, turn over.
 The fashionable city church min ister, who is compelled to eke out miserable existence on $l0,000 year, has been voted q vacation. He will rccrcate on the lecture platform at $l00 night during the warM weather
 A little Sunday school miss was asked by her teacher, "what must people do In order to go to heaven" Die, l suppose" replied the little one. The teacher didn't question her any further.
 Boys, don't be deceitGd. A girl who will talk of the climbs" of table wlll, after marriage, chase you all around the ragged ramparts of 8 two acre lot with rolling pin and regular kerosene confagratlon in both eyes.
 It is said that q young man at Saratoga who seemed deep in love, last summer, with young lady of golden trcsses, ths season brushes brown hair of the lapel of his coat. This doesn't indicate iicklcness so much IS an activity ih the hair trade.
 Hh old bachelor %ss recently heard saying to voting lady: "rherc is more iewelry worn nova days than when l was young; but there's one piece l always admired, winch don't often see now" "W hat is that" asked tlio miss. "A thin
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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

While a number of bear-hunters near Palmer. Texas, were out look ing for game, one of the party named Jack Stewart as he was crawling through the corn, was mistaken for a bear and instantly killed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

Prophesying is dangerous game in Burmah just now. Theebau, in a rage with fraud who had foretold him victory, has crucified him and fined the Governor of Minala, who had him sent, $l7,500
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

The board of health at New Or leans declared on the 7th that there was not a single case of yellow fever Tn that city, and no epidemic would visit there this year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

Col. Smithee in his description of Denver, says: "For it's size it is the handsomest city on the contin- ent. There are more beautiful and tasty residences here that 1 ever saw before in a city Of only 25000 inhabitants"
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

An exchange, in speaking of the eclipses of next year, says the only total eclipse visible throughout the country will be the eclipse of the Republican party.-L. R. Democrat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

The democrats of Maine have put out a straight democratic ticket The state convention was almost un- animously opposed to amalgamating with Greenbackels.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

A gentleman, who has lately trav- eled through portions of South Carolina, says he saw hundreds of acres of corn that would not yield a bushel to the acre.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

The Supreme Court of North Carolina has decided that dogs are not property in that State, and on that ground an indictment was quash- ed.