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nnTk. Gathe1!ns , ,Afrern' m ; E!sn t!aslan iSa51y
Margaret Smith, jacob Kossn,insky an' wife,
bS i6. ''aBn1, aari sn,tn "Rrs%Est rgst
Hs1 fsss1. ca,ar'ne o'Genae'', sIery s MsGes
ar, three children. Martin Murray, Louis l,cts.
hart, Mary M!lwasl anl uno ehiid, Mary Nc
c" a;y sr} Kn }Say ers s Ts ska Esn ca'n,1s nsn
Flseh Darbarv tlcwge, CathaFlno Katzbnnc.
II MI these 20 To the Poor.f1ouso they will
havc III build an exclusion ft,r their aecommo-
tlatfon, !:cmont ilas lseen called t1le "rauperFs
Paradise" but, NOW tint thc Committee Inns
isn't down y On lilo population, anl sent thy
greater portion to the 1toor.fioute and rejected
the rest Or rrinscd to furnish then, any lnurc
relief there will be no further ind0cement to
offer Tic Mcrdcant to mako this torn place
Of permanent residence.
Those who wcro. rolccted wcrc as fol1ows:
dale" Gofka Charles ii,'ser, Thonss Wool.
s 0 eose s!'' asn n'sH %.sae s1Flss saonsy rsaes
william Kelley, E,len Il. iraush, K. T.
R1.oloeaoek, Jo,, !S.vansen, 'amss noa1, John
Fesmy K,ain Ann sSy Mr., aRaasn thl9roka
Mathew Noeesrs, rat Msl1onall, john Mick
William, Lardner. Tim Drl.eoli, Arthur God.
freY,. N. Mat.!n, Dan. Drlsco!l, William
Harrison, Charles l4ardner, Kobert
stsele, Mary Msa, Ellsaoet br's,tel, csa!ics
Kunenn, Annie lscnayl. 1.ousa Knps, Annie Cl,n-
par, sl!o wants pass to Wisconsin :Ntchar. Them.
aon, sarai, Howe NH! daughter. VINO want 1,asses
to E!klsart, Ind. This batch tic Committee tle-
ctlch would have 10 shit for themselves. II all
tle nriscolls vo to the poor-11ousc there wltl
bc no ole left TOR tciont to 0lcct t0r Suncryisor.
About lis families arc either shut out fEnn re-
lief or scnt to the pous-lIousc. ant thirty.cght
families are to be granted Temporary rcltcl.
Nearly every family ii l.emont huh MI ot1 wout-
an IN It, anil Bt.n Is generally the unp to apply
fur aid.
Thr f1om,ntttco .v;I1 rocri osr, t1,ts nft torrn,r
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and $9f 900 for furniture. reno,,s ,,,o,.
tionery ete "a: s505O1 asa.i cpe''l.s pU9'ks' "a
9on,s o. NJ, outstanding Ut which seen. iaras ,,, or
70 oe unc by customers SO well abie " tn ~ sarn m
from w'Inm ndvaeco payment for iii iii, ~ ss, pay,
t tias ai%ays been lcnnded Tie XII tnaa,, ae,xtso
81 20 laruo an amount 1nny. .,owcyer. hn fu,1a
u ts a,r,niso That ths sJ3 n H. w s,,tt tontt
tor ls1s includes largely Tic subscrjptinuuss tIius'g
,s erse tSs te n yfas Of 1s a ye, to
SCENE lar!y prorer to make lien d. 1so.tt"s IT,, L
MI aliset for indebtedness Incurred Jri;y,a piy as
prevons pre- na1 Sa ycar As rapidly as tcso ctess
ontf as ihey aro earacd by expiration ota'gea ~ '1s
seflpi,on e The remaining asset consist. ~ suS =;
th!rtr fasn IN ha'a, sll00o" In tho head oce NM, NJ
co INC direct ltabiitlcs stated as al,ore at cot,
4s U wera at thu slosr of the previous ycar sss ss
Voo showing nm Increase Of 31,Cl MI iI' io, S,'
Ing TINT the casl, expenditures n II" "'i ,leat-
tSr ts year e1eeedcd It's cash rccents pany by
fly per 5ay H. Te incrcasa In tic "eas' II tts 9ssr
iis" 2, s7o9o however, perhaps atones for risa' ~.
, 1879-03-14
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Epfesll Dispatch to The Tribune.
SrRl.orlELD, Ill.,, March 1g.-Ccrtiacatcs Of
organization wore fled to-day as follows: The
St. Vincent Do Paul socicty Of Ch!cngo; tho
Taxpaycrs' Union Of Chicago; Directors, Robert
Law, Joel C. Walter, lslchard T. Crauo, Jacob
I'etIlcr, Malcolm Mcneil, and John ii. Dun.
ham; tho Bloomington Medical College OF
Bloomington.
Tic American Berkshire Association met here
to-day und transferred It's ufcets to the CON-
pany recently Incorporated to continue tho work
Of pnhlishlnE "lllc American berkshire lsec-
ord.n Tho officers arg; President, Col. Charles
+. sl!Ils; Secretary, 4. NJ. Springer; Treasurer,
II. l.. Hanlfur.i.
htss Frances f. Willard publishes card say
inE tlsat she ncveF dreamed ut bclng candidate
CharItrR, A,d tut tho statement to that effect
gonerally circulated by tlle press Is wholly uu-
, 1879-03-14
DEATHS.

.kEAKSEY-AarY Ann, daughter Of raIr3rt ~
Mary hs3rl!eY. aRch ~ Year, months. aaa
1 iTo!n resaence. l!h soillh itastcd.st ~.
daf. March II, A. ~ O'clock by ears to Cayarf. f
AAmAMS-srs Lem Adam. March IT, aged IA 5t..
Friday Aarcl, u. RAP. nj. WV ''"''s's'st'
MoSELi-fhe funeral of tho lata william i No.,,,
taHf n!ncc thia tnarnfne at Clock fTyn tb,1;tI
Mnc9n !OdHt'rDor CORNER ut Ala1 and il ,ia .s ~
diRIlY tnrttcd. "' ''"'s''9' A'e cur
KlNG-s.arci, 7, At n, M, st III, re.,,,ou,n,.
aon, Charles =: Ring. No. Il bcnurle.It IL nst
King, IN thc Dfa yfas uf hes nge. '' ''''' 'ls9J
Ele quietly went 10 Mech
cory. ~ paPtf' PeAfa
Angatc kMin. wife Ut William Downes, Ae"es 'ao''
Kstm Ssoa sq sssidcnce q her father Franc1.
o'eueE, by carriages to Calvary. 'o'h a. 1os
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the honor In occom!ngfy modest speech The
va!edtetory address to The graduating cinss wns
delivered By. Prof Goodman. The exercises
Chicago ouaTtctto, ono Of ,he - sclections t intro.
received md cncore.l. 'rlic tnan,cs Of ID. graA.
!lntc: are. James Casnv, Gcusec II. Eaut'cl1,
se%aFd Ssssi iaas RsskSa cnn;aa II y T. a9 sH s" M'S
Aho'ie' Charles licttcftlla,i, Joam R,ldols'l.Y;
schmitt, md Hugo Robinson.
ron MICH 1iQuoH.
Mention was made Sunday morntne Of thc ar.
rest of .]amcd furl, laokkcepeFfor II. 7. Tiffany
Il Co, insurance agents, on tho charge Of at
tempted nrsoi,, ,lie circumstances which led to
the mnktng Ut the charge belnE. TINT hc had
bcen trafIi'g un some OF the books Of Ills en-
oor nes W the hoaS aosa % c Ss %ater sSs eae mo
n,ertscl.I. n,lI resulted 10 thc discharge of
sr ror'i on, o. y, tls, cna!gs, to.,Eh as
vcnpons. The testimony n tic Ease, Which
was Ionc into at great length, allowed cor,elu-
evtly lint Ford. who WIS thc bookkccpcr for
II. :, Tiffany & Co., was at the, Office In the
went os,t aud took drink, md tllen resumed
Ills labors; tt,nt ho then took anotl,cr drink,
aud then another, until ho rot Icnrfu1ly ani
wonderfully drunk nnl utterly ignorant Of
Mas a uo 10 ws VIII The booRs sh Ho + @
balanrc. as,st SET to work l,uildng little bontrrs
tearing up these obnuxlons documents. It ex-
cited some s,irnr[sa at the t!me The arrest was
made that Mr. II. y, Tiffany should have gone
matter trstling Que. Tic examination shows,
however, TINT Air. Tiffany Was perfectly justi-
lied In nil That he did, nntt that lie knew then
TINT It was nothing but little spree On the
part Of Ills clerk. Mention WAS also lnnde as tic
time Of a suit pending between MIR. Tiffany md
an insurance company. Tile bonks on which
Mr.. Ford vented his rago had nothing whatever
to do with tile suit.
, 1879-03-14

U3ENNW IAt1F ~ ItOIHIe
f. no & s i,dsna Ks9e1y Sx II II Manl im,s %tte H.
r. ]. White. st. LouiH. G. ". Links, Columbus.
G. Chamberlain, dayton. 10. ii. Whippic, Farioauit
FREMONT HOUSE.
8. 8. Smith, Phfla. 20. ]. Sud!ow, N. Y.
j. II. Laid. st. Louis. ". a. 1,ust. Eau Claire.
J. Frank. Ctnsunatt. Il. itavra. Dubuque.
a. l'yber, Indianapolis. f. Harmon. Daltln,6rc.
q. l.. Elkans, San Fran. IT. Il. Harris, Danvtslc.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
Milo H. Parsons. y. !. IIos. Chapman. Dubuque.
]. e. panyb yborn IA. City II. @. Hal1nsalf, O,ulnwa
y. l.. Giliett, BOSTON. Nj. Gflttcis, st. AihnnR
j. II. Mills, SantuskY. Nv. Il. .Thompson c.nw'rc
+. v. Oflnrr, ttchmond. "a. +. aldlaneh, DclNorte
rA1.MEli HOUSE.
R. r. Mcpherson. s. Fran. 10, II. Prior, Minneapolis.
i. 2. Busoyba1t. llasttngaG. 3. Young, 81. pau!.
q. II. EElorc Gseen bay. W. II. Clark, Cincinnati,
4. a, Tufts. Little Rock. j. n. Jacqucs. N. Y.
E. n. Cnsr. M'nch't'rt EngC. D. BrosS Madison.
, 1879-03-14

By II. j. E!drld4c. has nttnchct TO It long ani
bfuta! letter, written By 0orlrick to IFS vile.
him altogether, mil csnccIn!ly while s1c wns
eLck. This is ilie aanlc uortflck who was mr.
n,ur,ler, committed near AualD, brought by
tho woman wl,o wns Mt tint tltao 1a wife, but
from w!,un l,e subsequently obtained n divorce,
after which lie wunt into Iowa an! married h!a
present wife. 'lhr reader Will remember him.
Theodore Amcraon, i. q. I,ronson.. Harry
Roberts, lIannora Gallagher, Edmund ". VOL.
cott. and Fritz Kungo wero adluurca lnsano and
nAupcra,
, 1879-03-14
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.


The County Treasurer sold one $500 bond
yesterday.
County Treasurer AlcCrca returned from
Springfield yesterday morning.
The trial Of Frank Donoltue tho lrondalo al
legged murderer, IL rot for to-day In tho Criminal
Court.
The 500 Court-ilouso honi.s were not ready
yesterday, owing to &Au nDsDhrG Of tho County
Clerk, who Is required to b!cn them before tue
Treasurer dues.
Ear .was tried for assault With nio,t 10 kili,
~" the Jury VIVA out. Tholnas ltuoney. john
Herbert, ulu Junes e. AeElroy wcrs 0n trial
laat eVc1lnE lar conspiracy.
Thu inb!icScryicc Committee met mud passed
on lew btits yesterday aftcrnuun. It also
thFew unt ati application Of thu ctizens Of tlu
Town Of Lake to hive a new N,!|Inv. nInco
established near lhc outskirts OF the town, on
tile gr0lud thAt It would bu tuo good ct4aute
for W dtahonrst element to run III yotcra frum
outside,
coneileEah!e Indignation was manifested by
scnutos Riddle, who Is snld to bu joining with
tilt Democrats In scheme tu abolish tho pres.
ent board Ut Commissioners by pass.y bill to
MAKE tie terms u all thu mcsadurs exp'ro uoxt
!all. Ihls, tAe Commissioners oil say, would
By manitcstly unfa!r, US sosne wera elected Inst
1all iur q term OF three years. II a new Board
should be elected, It IL thought thut It would bp
Democratic, aud then the u!d dishonest, th!ey-
"lc best Board tllat Cook County ever i,aI II
would pass out. They cannot seu unu sinyIu re-
dceniliiE feature in tile proposed new H,easurc,
Mts1!e thcy Gull sec much that ID objectionable to
THE pAursRs' PARADISE pHporuLATap, i,
Try Conln!ttee on Town aud Town Accounts
nhd OUTDOOR Relief held protraeted n,epitug
fTstetaay a!teraoun, Commissioner u raaley
, 1879-03-14
JOHN l1ANcOck

The statement .tat thc John lIancock Ss;Is,,
Lifo.lnsurance Company Of Boston IA n r. sal NJ.
OF II. y. Williams, Of Boston, who rcccnt,s eu'ter
iailed for $4,000 coo, Is untrue. The com..a5S
sis 1tt i,y nSrtGags t f,sr f9r :'lS IN prooef.y
tho assessor nt sS 000 I[cuce thn errn. rrauea by
, 1879-03-14
WObIAN'S WORK.

=
met Mt tho llutpc, No. isl Wpbast, aycnuc. ycs-
tcr1rv r,orul,A. d. n f,,ns,. r., H., s,,,,,r
T,,o 'T-an.,,,or urs r IT. n,o,o,s .oaor,sa IT,,
4he I9sashFet' MFs' =. H. h'aRcls, reported lMe
months expenses as s3i1, md tle receipts S425,
leaving a baunro Of $13 In tllc Trvnstry. Nr.
nn',cr ro,or,cd t.,c n,,,,hcr ~ ,nac. tro,tca
,,,,rln,, ,rn ,ron,,, NJ III, r,.no,.,r,. ~ ron ~"
NV '''e" w. t"e ~ 10 l.' ~"
f1e hahlbcf u Vlstts fnht1o @io. Late cohtrlotl+
tons Of 49, caeh anl drugs, from H. A. liurl-
hut tE Co, had heryci To stock the shelves
with medicines. DR.. BAKER also presented the
resignation Of Or. II. 4. nottsforsl. WHO lnorcs
from tho city Aasch ID. The resignation wns
neccptct. anil vote Of thinks for past services
WAS rendered.
'filc report Of the Statron Of tlIc Home showed
tint IN the past month tic admissions numbered
seventeen al the departures fo'!r Thsr
ii tic % SoaFsss s ia bson os oi % eloymaat ssnS.a
good t,art If the time.
The Transportation Committee reported tf'at
several rcraons hatl been ."passch" to their
homes out Of the city, n,l the Library Commit
tee acknowledged tho receipt Of several vol
utncs. N!orc WIRE requested.
aias Miller reported for the Employment
Bureau TINT places Ind been found for I'll pcr-
sons. Situations wrre found for TEACHERS OF
Enelisl,, German, French, music, embroidery,
etc.; FOR nurses mil honsckcepcrs, shop.glrls,
copyisss, and .scan,strcsscs. The personal Ct.
forts of tho ladies was solicited In belnf Of the
unemployed. Gool t!dugs lad been heard
from muny for whom occupation had been &C.
cured.
Upon motion, the Chair appointed a commit
tee III three to find Secretary for tic Assoc!a-
sioa.
a somewhat extended debate cneuca on tho
nyisabtIity OF rcfualng hereafter to provide Sit
llntfuns for housr-sctvantR. Tie reasons nd-
yurcet1 wig such q step should ho taken were
seemed to have no concern nhuut keeping tlieir
stuntlons, bcenuse they thought they could get
, 1879-03-14

rHiRTY'fIvE YEARS AGO TODAY
VIC be9au pnpor.l,angng business, cnuis
yon our bost work t1en nlunga!do of onr he. suo"
now. We think you would ro,c US n novice ,hn. osk
al export now-pesllaps q little Of both. = n VI
lfi1Ecr, 104 Wnbash.ay. - H.
, 1879-03-14

Flftsz Was taken to t1octor's Office, received
medical attention, atlu was subsequently re-.
niorch 10 her home. Although Tic car was
crowded, roflc Of tho other passengers received
any injuries with tic exception Of a fow sllght
cuts,
, 1879-03-14

Even II Ec arc not su,att, wo know what to do
bills for ". 80 take @6.ceut nu1c. 60 to tic
nearest drugstore md buy hottlc Of Dr. Uulls
Cough syrup, Que dose reliayss VI and one bottle
CuFaA aAttrelv.
, 1879-03-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Hon. Levi Rhodes, Of Rockford, ILL.,, Is
stopping at tho Sherman.
George Stephens. President Of tho Bank OF
Montreal, IA at tho PncIAc.
NJ. 8. Murphy, editor OF the Milwaukee Selti-
net. ts guest Of the Pncifc.
The Hon ]. y. Runnells, Des Nolncs is one
Of tue guests Of the Sherman.
Tho Standard Theatre company, Of New
York, are dom!ctlcd at the fremont.
Robert E. Bonner, and ht, brother, OF tho
Now York Letiqsr, arc at Tic Palmer.
The franc-makcrs held M unin,por,nut roll
tine meeting a. No. Z Clark street Inst cvcntng.
John G. Qault, Assistant General Manager Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee tE st. Paul Railroad, Is
at tho Pacific.
The Hon. W. II. Calktns, NJ. c.. Laportc,
Ind, registered ut the Pacific last evening, On
Ills waY to Washington.
j. Ives, General Superintendent, an, a. 8.
Nlohlgr, General Freight Agent, of tlc l3urlIng-
ton Crdar Rapids d. Northern Railroad, nrc at
tho Palmer.
About dozen OF the townsmcn Of cx.a[nYor
llaser, Of Galcna, WHO nro witnesses In the case
hefgr1 Commissioner lloync, aro registered ut
the fremont.
a, co!orcd baby, months Of agc, died aud
denly ycatcrtEnv morning at tho hotlse Of Henry
be he,1 to-day. N '"a"s'S WI
rh, r-on1o,,s. po,..oo,. .uo. ,a,.. .o,
ueIt n boaton lew days nco. liz writes inat,
lmonsM ms anEte 's sesc1eiY sprat,'ed, 10 WI nc
Side Sunday.
Tic temperature Yesterday, as observed by
htanassc, opticiut,, N NiadIso1 strcc. fT,,tn,,sp
pullltnr}. wns nt 4 n. m. III der: in n m. ~.
y M, 80; = 2. M, Us: 8 p. M, IS. Barometer
at H. M, 29.59; .. 1n., so9.45.
All $3.50 Wednesday night Mrs, Hut1son. of M.
1s2O Wabash aycnlic. iounIi ~ mnIc chiid t,vn
wccks ojd lytng on tr si,ewalI, in front % Of Irr
lome,-altyc, CRYING. mid kIcEtnp. lila ,Ettle
one Was taken 81 a ,oltcematl to Tia Hama for
ths Er;onJines ~ '"o AAo''s 'os
The bursting Yesterday of me of Tho vo+or.
p{pes over Gen. Wiinnlo,s of}fcr IN nrnr h",G-
quarters. Honnrc }iInrk. rrsMI,ra IN m tmiia. %
crIt,,fnnta iiooliin,r II III. rnn,n nn1 " cem"ra1
scattering Of In mil i'm wn, ~ rn,,d
he buiicti out mi, tI1c t1anare rc,,ai,cti s'"'"
~ -, "n'~" :. "''" '''o o""'"sc !'pa"eu.
,rcstcrn ranotn" mi ito"finr s. a assosot
,.ss I'LL "ps Ua s.o.'lf' aps' *A'ooGntlo"
, 1879-03-14
DRUNKENNESS

QHVNNtENGV30
ns. D'unaeE. discover Of tho c!RChoua euro Tor
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room IL Palmer
House.
, 1879-03-14

n locomotive fireman, who had known Ellis since
last tal!, testified that Ellis CAME on to Englne
No. t7b which was four or five ears from tho
Erlr-strcct crossing. ubout 10 or 15MLnutes after
i, Feb 20. Wllen he left, ten or llttcen minutes
later, he walked toward the erossIng. Witness
heard Two shots threo or four minutes after he
Int panr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

cipab the Stateshall not be a stpckholder;
all stockholders are liable for their pro-
portion OF debts contracted during the
time of their interest; Trustees and Di-
rectors are liable, individually, for all
moneys misappropriated or embezzled
while they hold office; corporations must
confine themselves to the express busi-
ness authorized by their charters; water
ing stock is prohibited; no officer or en-
ploye of any railroad or canal company
shall be interested i'll furnishing such
company with supplies or be engaged in
the business of Il common carrier over the
works with which they are officially con-
nected; no common carrier shall make a
contract with other parties "by which
the earnings of one doing the carrying
are to be shared with the one not doing
the carrying" and most radical provi-
sion is made that where a railroad cor
poration shall, for the purpose of compet-
ing with any other common carrier, lower
its rates for transportation, such rates
shall not be again raised without the CON
sent OF the government authority" This
virtually intlicts upon the people the
maximum rates allowed by law in all
cases; a pro rata bill is provided for; free
passes to any public officer are absolutely
prohibited, and any acceptance of the
same works forfeiture of his office; a
State Board of Railroad Commissioners,
invested with autocratic powers, is to be
created, with authority to regulate
freights and fares and have general con-
troll Of all the railroad affairs of the
State.
For the purposes of revenue all prop
erty in the State is to be taxed, except
ing growing crops, school, municipal,
State, and United States property. The
disposition of the Chinese question, be-
ing the most important, is, like lady's
postscript, reserved for the last article.
The employment of the Mongolian is
prohibited in all the public works or by
any corporation organized under the
laws of the State; their emigration is to be
discouraged by lava contracts for cooIic
labor are declared void; penalties shall
be provided for companies formed for
importing Chinese, and ample powers
shall be delegated to all municipalities
to remove the Chinese from their limits
or confnc them to designated quarters
within the corporate limits.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26
Four Confederate Coins.


DR.. B. T. Taylor. Secretary and Treas
urer of the Board of Health of this State,
possesses a coin which numismatists
would greatly covet 1t is one of four
half-dollar pieces coined for the Confed-
crate Government, and Dr. Taylor, who
was then Chief Coiner, was instructed TO
submit to the Cabinet, then in Montgom-
cry, design for new currency, the dies
OF the United States having been de-
stroycd. The design was approved and
orders issued for the striking of some
specimen pieces. -Four half dollars were
coined and the design adopted. The pro-
ject Of issuing currency Of coins was
subsequently abandoned on account OF
the want of bullion, and was never car
ried out. By permission of the Cabinet
one of the coins was retained by DIR,
Taylor,.a second was presented to Prof.
Biddle, Of the University of Louisiana
third was given to DIR. Ames, and the
remaining piece came into possession of
member of the Confederate Govern
ment. On the reverse OF the coin is q
representation of the Goddess OF Liberty,
surrounded by thirteen (0 stars, denot-
ing the States OF the Southern Confeder-
acy, and on the lower rim the figures
1861. On the diverse there is a shield
with seven stars, representing the seced-
ing States; above the shield is liberty
cap, and entwined around it stalks OF
sugar cane and cotton. The inscription
IS: Confederate States Of America"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

THE waters in Hungary are again ris-
ing and threatening to inundate several
more villages. Those engaged in strength
ening the dykes have become discour-
aged, as The relentless food scoms their
feeble efforts and moves on steadily in its
work Of destruction.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

WITH the Oliver Cameron trial, the
Talmage trial, the Asylum Investigations
and the sessions of Congress and the
Legislature, it is difficult for the dill
gent newspaper reader to find time for
bis meals,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

IT now looks as if the Baldwin murder
might be handed down to posterity as
one of those unfathomable mysteries
like the stealing of Charlie Boss, the
murder of Nathan and the Stewart grave
robbery.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

GENERAL Ewing can not serve his old
allies of the Republican party better
than by taking prominent part in the
Ohio campaign.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

THE Vanderbilt skeleton has been
quietly laid to rest, and grand family
reunion is to be held.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

CONGRESS CAN do something for the
relief OF the country. 1t can pass the
appropriation bills and adjourn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

THAT compromise between the Presi-
dent and Congress doesn't seem to pan
nut.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

deem it my duty to tell the world what
Dr. Swayne's Compound Of Wild Cherry
has done for me. j had violent cough,
night sweats, sore throat great weakness,
win severe attacks of hemorrhage; gave up
all hope OF recovery. | am now cured, a
sound and hearty man. Edward II. Ham
SOL, engineer at Sweeney's Pottery, 1884
Ridge avenue Philadelphia, Over twenty
five years have elapsed, and still remain
a healthy man. Price: Trial bottles, 25c;
large size 81, or Lix for IS. A single 25c
bottle will oftentimes cure a recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only BY Dr. Swayne &
Son. North Sixth street. Philadelphia Sold
by all druggists
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The Cincinnati Star.

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"With miltened hands and caps drawn
low" we went through the snow to get Cas-
wells Slippery Elm Lozenges, for mother's
cough. For sale by John Keeshan, apoth-
ccaIy.
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THE Freie PIesse, Rep

Help, Samuel!' is the cry on the Demo-
cratic side; and therefore the rumor is be-
ing circulated that Mayor Moore is an in
dependent candidate for the Mayoralty of
this city, over which, during the past two
years, he has SO well presided. Luckily we
are in position to authoritatiyely contra
dict these rumors. Mayor Moore is NO in
dependent candidate. He will, on the con
trary, do all in his power to assist in the
election of the honorable German nom
mated in the Republican Convention for
the Mavoralty
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Two in One--A FtcstOrer Of Gray
Hair

And perfect dressing combined. London
Hair Color Restorer" restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty, complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
arNion of any kind required to secure these
desirable results. Stops hair from falling
and insures a luxurious growth. Price 75c,
six bottles 81. All druggists sell it