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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

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quotations of the New York stock Exchange, aa
received by Lea, Sterrett d Co., % West Third
, 1879-08-12

Tho statements Of ex.Ald. VAN oapE1. aud
Cook before tho Common Council Building
Committee yostorday afforded sufficient
answer to tho assossion that the contract for
tho City. Hull stone-work was awarded early
in the morning and with undue hasto. Thore
WAS every reason why 1t should be 60 award
ed. En WALLER had given notice Of bis in
tontion to apply to tho Courts for an injunc.
ton to dolay and ultimately to defent tho
award, for tho Lcmons Ring had in view tho
manipulation Of the ensuing city election
with particular reference to packing
tho Council with ring Aldormon. To
head off WAIKER mud comploto the
award ns already nRrocd upon and published
to the world, tho then Building Committoo
met little after 0 o'clock In tho morning,
md before tho courts wpro in session closed
up tho consrnot. aud tho taxpayors have
oyery roason to ho thankful that tho Com.
mitteo got up oarly and placcd tho building
Of tho new City-IIall beyond tho reach OF
WALKER aud tho Lemon! Stone Ring.
, 1879-08-12

serajevo, the Bosnian Capital, was burned
under conditions sin,itnr to thoao which pre-
vailed in Chicago at the time Of tho fire Of
Oct. 0, 1871. For several vooka preceding
the recent con1agration tltora had boon &c.
vero drought whicl, Ind Utmost entirely driod
mp tho water coursoa, springs, and fonnt-
Mus, md Ind reduced tho wooden houses,
Of which the city Ia largely constructed,
to the inhammabslity Of tinder-box, so that
with diminished water supply there was
no adequate moans Of arrosting the work OF
destruction. Tho damngo to Serajsvo is
relatively greater than in Chicago, as 1t 's
said the business Of the former is hopelcssly
r11fncft
, 1879-08-12

in which gniso his Importance III mo c"so
WIS FIRST hruited; man Of his ff'''o "o"''
rather poso "a tho tnrgot Tor nh '""fghhnt
husbands shotgun than rs target iof lilo
Hharp, poisoned arrows Of ritiiculo' lio nay
seek to console hlinsolf with tito thoagnt
TINT many distinguished public mon III tho
past haro figured in similar scahaa's'" "-7o1no
Of them doservctlly "''d Bono without s'lf-
fictent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mhtoflAliy olnli'iisn'
ing illoir importance IN. pubic afla'rs
whether or not ho oasa escape as oas''y as
somo othors haro escaped Will depend largely
upon tho acoIlents OF lila particular oase anil
tho prevailing tone Of public sentiment,
which varies uuaccountably IN ahorent
times "ud different caaes' lib appearanco
on the floor OF tho scnate, osk'ng almost
as a personal concession tho remission OF
from Mrs. srnAouE, will DO tue most oa'n'
ag'ng fen'nro nbout my general eon71ct'on
tint ho held improper felat'ons 10 tho onlcc'
OF tho pao''o charity ne soiioi'oa' nheaAS-
DER HAMILTON onco endured tho ha'n'tat'on
OF coniosatng m illicit amour III ofaes 70
rol'ovo himsoit from the ii''patatfon Oh on'-
chi corruption, bnt senator CoShL1se enA
only Justify his agency IN securing si'eo'a'
exemption OF hlra' sfaAous from ooos ~
tho Government by convincing TUG I"nnc
that no was actuatcd by prfe'y s.is'h.ofos'oa
motives. Mrs sfhAoos Herself Will pos-
haps, DO better ahlo 70 be"r tho acah'al'
whother truo or ialao' than oeilatof ooS@-
IISo' bech'1se aio must Know tnas nor ac'
tions haTo been trooly cfl1'clze'!' ant1 Sno
may ha7o become somowhat ha1aoaeo "n''
1nuiHofent 10 tno osulnaHlly 1f1hhAlhA 1ee'loH
, 1879-08-12
THE CINCINNATI FRAUD.HUNT.

It WINS undoubtedly tho expectation Of tho
Democrats tl,at considerable po1iticnl capital
would DO mado out Of tho Congressional in
vcstigation into tho alleged frauds Mt tho
Congressional elections in Cincinnati Inst
fall. Tho inquiry was specially designed to
olcit testimony which would reflect upon
tho system Of National supervision in Con-
grosslonal elections. and thus sustain tho
desperate effort Of tie Democrats at tho last
aossion Of Congress to repeal the National
Election laws. Had any fraud or partisan
advantage beon discovered, tho Democratic
politicians would hnvo pointed to 1t as q
sample of tho practical operation Of the
Natiounl systom Of Gnparviaion, although tho
Democrats OF Cincinnati had nctually OK
cludod themselves from setting up any suoh
theory in their case because they refused to
avail themselves Of tho cqual privilege
extended to both parties under the
law; nevertheless, thoir own partisan
pervorsity in declining tho appointment
Of Democratic Supervisors would not
hayo prevented thom from charging
up NIL Irregularities md unfair advantages
to the system itself. But their investigation
failod to bring out any eyilancos Of fraud or
partisan advantage. It resulted In showing
TINT tho momoriallsts who asked for m iu-
yestieation had no knowledge Of their own
about tho alleged frauds, tl1at their potiiion
wis basod upon false statements, aud that
tho facts would not warrant Il further cx-
poudituro of tho public money In soarch Of
IRRESPONSIBLE rumora without any foundation
in faot.
Tho Investigation really ro1cctcd mora
upou tho Democrats than upon tho nopub-
llcans, tecause It showed that tho money
used by tho Republicans was employed 1nain.
| ~ IN hiring Democratic exports In repeating,
| like Ept1 HOLLAND, TO prevent tto fraudulent
voting that had giyon tho Democrats al un-
lawful majority two years before. This was
a caso Of sottluc n thipf TO catch thief,
which iu M unpleasant but sometimes
desirable doyico for approhcndtne md
checking yillafuy, Dolnooratio Kentuok.
ians wore also employed to i" spot "
tho ;mportod voters from across tho
river. and proyont them from voting throo OF
four times for a Cincinnati Congressman,
oftor hayina alroaly voted once or twice for
n Kontucky Congressman. Notwitl,s autline
NJ, cvtro Investment wttot, tho Repuh,icars
, 1879-08-12

null In Spnn In 17G7. Aud In 177a II waa
totally suppressed by aocreo Of ropo oIEst-
Ea7 XIV. In pr,,saia tho Order Rocuroa
1imftotl asylum; also in Ruasia until
1917, whom 1t wns suppressed there.
bnt In 1911 l'opo piua VII. iasnctl
bnll "by which he restored tho Order,
with nil tho rrivilcgcs which It rosscsectl ns
tho titno OF It's suppression" It IL not Rur'
rriaing That n profassod religious Order,
Inspiring to rule nil mankind, should hnvo
mot with gone obstaclea. During iho rrcs-
cnt century, tho Order Inns suffered sovore1y
II, ovory European revolution. I" Tho rovo-
luton OF 1918 endangered their oxistoncs in
nit 1la1y moha attacked their houses ~
Genoa and Naples, md thoy woro expelled
from noarly evory Stnto, evon from tho do
minions Of tho popo." They suffered elso
III tho revolutions Of 1s69-0o. The Order
now, however, has footing in nearly all
tho countries Of Europe and America
Tho Jesuit is ~ thoroughly educated,
(e) taught absolute submission to tho COM
n,antls Of hin superior, ny rorfcct solf:con'
tro], aud ~ schooled In thonrt Of influencing
others to his will.
EUGENE SuE, in his great romance, "Tho
Wandering Jow," powerfully illustrates tho
vast power Of tho Society, tho entlless ra1nif-
cattona Of its Influence npon Governments
md society during the seventeenth, century,
its tonacity Of purpose, and its invincibi}ity
in great undertakings, by reason OF It's att-
mirablo organization and dospotio cloractor.
lie represents tho ngonta OF tho Order as
, 1879-08-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A,

Subscribers going into tho country or Intending 10 he
absent from tho ctr for my length Of tina can have
1nr TnsnuaE na!!cdto any addrss postpaid sfor 81
PER month. ,..,, .....
For tho greater convenience Of thotr Wishing 10 AVOID
tho pcccaltty Of trip to The TRIBUNE once. arrange
mcnts have bccn perfected for receiving sn.a hlTor'
tscmenta by telephone. THIS onco 70 supplied with
both tho ncl1 aud thn Ndison natrnmcta and rcsposi-
bio parties send thor advertisements 1t hny nous
from. to Il D. N. hy telephone dsrGG 10 this Office
Orders far the delivery Of THE fnnrxE At EVANSTON
Englewood, and Hyde PARK lift in tho coaullnc'roon
Mtllreccivc profnpt attention.
, 1879-08-12

The Ptosilont l,aa tender heart, and hoya OF
his own; md he has resolved to restore tssoof tic
cadets dismissed from West Point for hazing.
As a punishment, however. they will ba set back
ono year tn tho courso, md 80 be compelled 10
acccptas classmates the very persons they hazcd,
WHO Informed on tl,cm. This will he sufficient
lesson and Nh example to the unrulY. Doylah
brayRjo, not q bau heart or wlcko1 Intentions,
Is at tho bottom oil most Of these scrspcs. It h
true. boylsh bravalo rnust sometimes 10 pun
tshcd, but littlo mercy tempered with severity
las au atnazpgy good effect upon II.
, 1879-08-12

tic lattcr wcro FIRST tried by Tho phospl,a,.
Company, Int they wcru nnruly nm yrrv
trouhlcaomc, 80 the Company got rItl t,f linn
The manager then tried ucVtues, md tuupi
tiicm ~ COOL workmen AZ the frlalluen un,t
better ilatured. Attur they make 1lttIo tnoncy
they 70 md spend It. They 20 ho,ne a,,l ret
drunk on Saturday night, 90 to church OH Sun,
day when they nro very pioua, nnl generally
are 1acl nj tl,rir work on Mnnday. lie rtyul,,
always get M with tho black iaborcrs: MI ,hr,
require is to gut tllclr waEes regularly paLi In
castl. They drink through tile week, but m,
enough to Interfere with tllcr wofk,n
Wherein do these South Carolina tlarkics, In
aIl these practices, dltfnr from the mass ot
foreign white lnborcrB hero IN Chicago, oxesnl
that .c blacks havo not tho c!cek tu dctnap,l
ten hours nay for eight hours' work,--tlat II,
Two lolrs' wages for non-worka They NAV In
tlrno progress to TINT sublime elevation NJ
thought. AMI 'lemnnl pay for two hours OF lila
tlmo each day. ike our Foreigners here, who In
their owl country received less than six l,n,r,,
pay for twclye hours work. but declnro them.
solves ons1avcd IN this country for nnty rcseiy.
ing full my for ali Tho time tiVy labor. In
FREQ country like this they think tllny SHOULD |,o
pnd for at ho,tr's time beforo tl.ay beRln wor],
In tile morning anil for another hour after t,cy
quit wnrk In the attcrnuon. The b|acks mar
rench tlIs high lcvel Of lnsorcrs' rights nttes
while, but they must cilucate their cl.upk gup.
aderablr bosora they will posscss tho hardl|ool
to mako It.
, 1879-08-12

Tnx CHICAGO Thtnrxk has established branch o1tct1
far hc receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements "A
4ollows.
NEW rogT-Room 70 tribune Building F. T. s'o.
FApnEN, Manager.
PARIS, francc-No 10 fsue ID Ii 0rauac1sateltete.
II. StAJLxr, Agent
LONDON. Eug.-Amcrican Exchange. 40 Strand
MxNny F. t1fLLtn, Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C,-t31A street.
, 1879-08-12

AIMEE has been barely tolerated Of late Id
Eustcrn cities; but IN Sun Francisco sho IL
lcador Ut society. Sl,a was to give uralld balI
Thursday At thu California Theatre. The QhTo'.'
tc's snyB: "All thu dotals will DO In tho hands
OF gentlemen prominent IN social clrcleB.h Ials
only shoWs how much California society Las 10
lrner
, 1879-08-12
THE spnAGUE. .coNKLINg SCANDAL,

Several OF tho Democratic newspapers,
under tho leadership Of tho IPorld, l,ayo OK
hibited m ,,nusunl alertnoss In gathering tho
gossip about the recent SpnAouE-C CoNK,.1S1
stories ut Narragansest Pior. Partisan focl-
ing Inns undoubtedly prompted them to givo
the widost uotorioty to tho aifais, and ia
retail all tho ru,norB and theories TINT nnt,,-
rally fill the ar, with oiroumstautinlity and
nj JUNCTION that must exotic tho onyy OF OK
part scAulul-inongcrs From their vigorous
search after tho rich norsols of goasir It is
stgtel TINT tho "Ger,nan music.professor
who originally figured as tho target for OK.
Gov. srnAouE'a shot-gnn practice was n
myth, and TINT it was ronlly Senator CosK.
11sas gore which tho ex-senator md er-
Governor of Rhode Inland insisted upon
shedding. The New York Worlds tispatcl,
from tho scono of action says that tue New
York Senator wont 10 Nnrragausott pior,
ordered his luggage to be Bent to Mrs. KATE
CnAsE SrnAauK's house, waa sought out
thcro by SrnAauE, commanded to leave the
1,rpmisea IN tivo min,,tos, mud WAS tlon fol-
lowed by tho husbanl. who desired 10 mike
euro TINT the New York gentleman took Ills
departure from tho town. It IL also rotated
TINT Mrs. SrRAauE quit tho SrnAauE man.
sion Immediately, remained at hotel over
night, and departed for Providence next lay.
Then, lonliug up to this dramatic deHouf-
me,.t, there is m account Of manifold iadicn-
tions during the pgst fow ycnrh (more or less
Of which havo como to the public ear) Of
growing intimacy between tho New York
Senator and tho woman iu tho case. Senator
CoSKL1Ea's frequent visits 10 Mrs. 6pnAouE,
who has boon living In Washington at tho
place left by her distinguished fatler; the
absence Of tho Senator's fa1uiy from wash
iugton during the sanso period; tho Senator'S
fai!uro TO attend Ills daughters wedding
which occurred at Utica fow months ago
alleged meetings botweon tho Senator mud
Mrs. spnAauE at. house of "mutual
fr!ond"; the marked attentions which Mrs.
grnAouE has shown tho Senator III the allape
of bouquots and tinted notoa sent to his desk
in tho Senate Chamber from tho gallery
above; tho senntor's active agency III sec,1r-
ING for Mrs. srnAouE a remission of city
baclt-taxos on her dwelling, and exemption
from future taxation upon tho Washington
cAthto l0tt nef ny tllo uocehReH unief-J uSt1Co
CHASE, her fathcr, ,-thcso mud numerous
other facts and faucios aro cited to account
| for IN Intimacy which rronntel ex.Qoy,
SraAouE to giyo Senator Cosx11Sa lust five
minutes to quit thu house, unless tho hitter
proforrod to remaiu md be filled with slura,
Tho scandal IL yot in its iufaucy. md II ia
safe 10 predict tLat it will, IN ita inevitable
DEVELOPMENT, evolve mauy moro snlecIous
details, extending to tho rrayious careers Of
both parties to Il, Kate C1Ass spnAour Ia
handsome. dashiug woman, vhoso opncar.
apce. ,napnor, ana conanIouitv in waah,no,
ton lifo Anyo naturally ocoastouod n coot]
dcal of uoxsip. This Gosa;n aa uano1 ,n ,ho
, 1879-08-12

It now appears that although no formal
agreement has boon entered into on tho part
of. Gonaany, negotiations looking to radical
change in tho policy Of tint Government in
its dealings with the currency question have
boon going on for somo time. It is conf
dcntiy predicted TINT tho investigation now
in progross will lend to the readoption Of tho
bi.ruota1lio standard.
, 1879-08-12

Tam1nany hns placed its seal of conflemna-
ton upon GOV. Ron1Nsoa, declaring that ths
Democracy Of Nav York will no longer
tolerate him Us Its candidate for Gubcrna-
torial honors. Tammany has commenced tho
froozing-out process carly iu the season but
then that organization is not 30 potent for
good or evil as it llns been in tho past.
, 1879-08-12

They had Catholic procession in Belfast,
Ireland, yesterday, and. rs often happens in
Elrlt latitude, they also had riot. The cas-
ualtios incident to tho mo!oo arc summed mp
In the briof announcement TINT "Mnny por-
eora wero iuiured."
, 1879-08-12

The August mctcora seem not to haye been 4
greRt SUCCESS tllis year as seen from Chicago
sunday night WIS cloudy one In this yictnIty,
and tho writer OF this paragraph retired pciore
tho morning hours, not doontngit probable That
the clouds would clear away. The carth was,
however. on the edge Of tho strcan sundaY
mUrnIng, ~ many as nine mcteors botug scea
within fur minutes, about half NIL lonr atter
midnight, md That With the moan 80 near as to
obscure the lniNter oucs.
, 1879-08-12

WIN tnkos fornnl ind llunl 1onyo OF tho
"Wisco,,Bin Un,on Grecnthck-I pariy ="
by expressing tho l,opo That ho Inns ncsor
given TINT party, by a'y political
net, tho right to bclevo tint ho
is "wcak enough to indorso their platform,
or vain enough to Reok an Office under It."
"A Col. Goonw1S is by far tho ablcst n,an
TINT VIVA nominated by tho Fin!ists nj Walor.
town, aud WIS lo,kol upon rs tho braina Of
the tickot, Ills dootnation is regarded ~ n
dIsnster to tho party for which It is l,nrd to
find adequate compensation. Not that tho
Flint Labor pnrty OF Wisoonsfn will como
within 100,o 600 votes Of NIL election, but 1t
is h,,milinting anl tlscouraHing to the rag,
ting, ana bobsai1, tim odds mud en1s that
mato up ita rank aud flo, to 500 mon Of in
toflfRence mud aouao abandoning II nraa
adopting the moro rational and consistent
theories of tho Republican party. There
n1e good reasons for believing, also. TINT
Col. GOODWIN In not tho only mnn in Wiscon-
Hin who soes the dol,1sion OF fntism, which,
in its ossenco. consists In trying to mako
something ont of nothlng.-and who will
heartily Join hautla with thoss who boliove
that 1t IL tho duty ot Governments. rs we'll
aa of individanls, to pay their honest debts
and maintain their integrity. Fiatien, sucfl
rs "Dn1cK PoMnnor advocates, In species
Of rcpudiation Tint will a1oedily r1,in any
milton that attempts to cairy It into prnctleo.
, 1879-08-12

English troops having conquered Afghanis-
tan, tho cholera Is now mt work upon hor
Majosty's legions, who from thcir unncoli-
mated condition become easy victims to tho
bn1eful disenso.
, 1879-08-12

Some months aro Il wns givcn out officially
by the frfonds OF JErrRnsoS DAVIS tint ho
would under no circumstances bc candidate
for tho United Etntcs Senate In Ntsstssfpp!,
Now this statcment ia denied on tic authority
of Mr.. DAVIS himself. On being asked by 10.
porter Of the Now Orleans Picayuae Thursday
whether ilo was cRrtf!lnto for tho Senate, ha
replied TINT ie Ind never boon candidate for
that Office, though elected to 1t throa ttmcs atl
that whenever requested hy his fcltow-cltLzens
to consent to tho acceptance of Bucl position 1c
should stolo to them promptly md plainly hls
vtows md purposes, anu to no QUO else; nor l,al
lie ever authorized any QUO to speak for Him
Mt. DAVIS ls convinced that he could llaYo the
election II be desired 1t, and TINT the romova! Of
hia disabilities could bo accomplished at any
time II ho should bu o:hcrwiso qualified to enter
tic Senate.
, 1879-08-12


It is comforting to know That person
WHO hns teen afflicted with mental hal1u.
cination las beon cured, and that hts mind
has heon toned up to TINT degroo of hoalsh
which enables 1t 10 roBuue its normal func-
lions. Whom tho 'Groenbackers, or F'atists,
nro raferrod to in the newspapers as "luna-
tics, tho expression Is oftcn regarded aa n
sarcasm or torn Of ropronoh, whoroas it
signifies All abnormal condition Of the Bensos
which prohibits man from clearly compro-
l,ending tho Affairs Of life. To q person
capable Of understanding tho elementary
principles Of political economy, especially
that branch Of it relating to fneuce, tho
"idoos that aro from time to tino advanced
upon tho currency question by those inAa-
ton -fsatiats sacm like tho tliBorilorcd fantasy
of dream moro than like tho logical proc
osaes Of reasonable beings. It Is not, tfero-
fore, with feelings Of contempt 30 much MS
sorrow ana pity that tho opprobious epithet
OF "lpnatio " is applied to thom.
We arc gratiflod TO know that prominent
inantionist In Wisconsin has boen curol Of
his lunacy, and has talon position in favor
Of honost money Tint will, VIC hope. help to
clear tho vision Of some Of tho moro intclli-
CUNT Of his recent assocfntos, We rotor to
tho action OF Col. GroRaE 3. Goopw1y, q
prominent lawyer Of milwaukee,, in declining
to bo a canailato for Attornoy.G General,
Which nomination was tondcrcd him by
"Dric!x" Pouguora "Wiscousin Uuiou L.
bor narty" TINT assembled at Watsrtown on
| tho 18th Of July. Col. GOODWIN, like Col,
May and Col. rJr1rr. who wero non,inete,1
for Governor aud Lieutenant Governor, was
formerly identified with tho ncpublican
! party. aud. being nm ablo aud eloouout adyo.
| cato. 10 bocame somewhat famous in Wis.
| cous,n "a a political stump.orstor. Some
years aeo. when tho fiat endemic WIS
rapino. Goopw1s bocamo infooted with II.
o,ul. until nov. 1,ns been idont;flal will +bc
fiat crowd. aud hag oftou spokoi, In nullfo
in defcnso of tho IuHation ynonrIos, rba
! Colonel's lottor Of decliuation is s;mn1v
/ an cmnbatic rouunc;a,ton of tbo whoio
Grcanbaok gohemo ~ enunclated In
I'm Watertowu platform. uo refors ia
tho fact TINT ho notified then, beforehand
Tint bo could not nccopt anv nomination sor
,f,,ca Tint p;fht ba tonftersd bv tbnt convo,-
linn, md thon roea ON tn 4en,,t1iatc ol1 md
singular of the financial blanks 70 called in
th,t absurd ,ronuncin,nonto. When It ia t1o.
o1,~oa r.. = Ia /, lin ,,roon,I1o ,,,t {. =
monoy tlssnotlsm controls tbs lawmnklnc
nowor of our country. diotates iulio,o, dccfs,
;o,v ort7 w;o,aa nm rn;1uo inguonco ovor tha
rxocntivo Of tli1a Nation In tho consjaeration
-, ,ho 1ows ,,ovvc, for tin 1,ono3t ~ +ha ,,oo.
ria y f,o, 3oonw1u d,n;oa TINT Il ,4 truo Inf
~ m t,,o con,rorv ssxerla Ills bo1,of fon,7ol
nna,, ~, oxtors,yo r.ota,s T., a., ,ho oo,r,u
% ".hat ~ ,ho ,nJ;oforv ~ ~ hoth stot. on1 @ Na.,o,'
II n~orc,s.3 hv honcst mn, wright ,non !" mn,
I'M. .,,,o o~co,,t,vo mi, 1cslot;ve aonor,'ron,s t
~ .,<a novoxn,nont o.o not Joso.s;n'. =, t,,a
oansnro In. 1,,aro,1v ,,oa,ov,1 NJ ,hon,
,rha po,rrov' 'o,nv.scu,1, ,,hot,n ~, ~,
.s;..s. 49, N...o"., ;7a1,. -. .rra,.,.''1,, ~
, 1879-08-12

Cn,ncil In control Of tho Democrats antl n
Nsnyor who courts faror with tho Cosunlu-
nistio element, there Is always danger That
tho mischief will 10 dono.
, 1879-08-12

For tho bcncht os our patrons who dtilre 70 send
slnrin conics Of TMs THinrxx through lhs natl. 10
give herewith the trnnsient rats Of rostascs
n1thssttr. FIR tapa.
Fight and Twelve Page papeF..........+..."xc cch!e
sixteen pAEn fapcr. eeat*
Fhtftgn.
Ktpht md Tvrlvo Page Fsrcr...............Ye esnta
Sixteen FAKc Paper ceuts
, 1879-08-12

VANDERBILT has been beaten by tic CITY Of
Rochester, after lanR contess, nnu has sur.
rendered. The city has compelled him to raise
hts tracks twenty feet. uni to pay tho whole
cost OF 1t, amounting to SG00, 900, hlulsoif. ina
street crossings aro to bo madu On iron bridges.
, 1879-08-12

au5e-Pop Harrison, Ia ILLS letter to MiLE4
KxuoE, predicted the totsl failure Of sAauHn
J. TILpHN aA President. In thu face oil tHaq
prediction Mr. HARRISON cannot honoIaby sup
port Tl1Dga seeonA tlnc.
, 1879-08-12

A shocking sumoF is passing through the
newspapers to t.a effect That the Thermometer
marks lowsr temperature on JouN snsaAAS
than any other public man iu tlla country, sa7a
CHARLES FhANCts ADAMS, !
, 1879-08-12

LoYe, to certain extent, lcypls rauks ahu
distinctions, propcsly enough; and ,whsn II
Causes RoscoR CoNYL1No tn MASQUERADE as
German musle-tearhcr 1t oycsduea he thlpK'
, 1879-08-12

poatolr, md tho Democrala will find II tltf.
ficult rnattar 10 persuade tho country Tint
rcpcatora ought 10 he protected agatnat such
interference. Tho Democratic detectives
htrosl by lho Republicans TO "apot" tho
sconnslrela would probably not hnvo dnred 10
to their work II thoy Ind not felt sonao Of
security In tho support Of al'ocinl Uuited
States officers, for tho Democratic ro1ics
forco of Cincinnati would not hnvo Bus-
tnined them. This Ia tho rcal reason why
the Democratic politicians wnnt tho electton
laws roronlod. They nro convinced that froe
fra,,tls will give their rnrly M advantage in
all farEe citlaa that can overcome ovory hon-
ost majority that rnny DO opposed to them.
, 1879-08-12

MoVtckcr's Thontre.
Naditou street. between Dearborn and state. "TIua.
tho MIX yender."
, 1879-08-12

Tho shfrty.seyca Army Lteutenauts selectoa
from civil llfe vii! be suut to trasntn9-acF'oo.
at Fortrgss Monroe. mud II theY 9Fe not heassAJ