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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21

Evans ana Others
WATERS -CUNMINas.-Preparations on an
extensive scale have been in progress all
morning at St. PauPs Episcopal Church,
where the marriage of Mr.. Harry Waters
and Miss Nettie Cummings, daughter of
Paterson Cummings ESQ.,, was consum-
mated to-day at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. DR..
Pettis. The church was tastefully and pro-
fusely decorated with the richest and love
liest flowers. The ushers were Mr.. Charles
Stiles, of this city, and Messrs.
John and Edward Murphy.
If Covington. Invitations were extended
but to the immediate friends of the bride
and groom. The young couple will leave
on the 4:30 train this afternoon for the
East, visiting New York, Boston, Baltimore
Washington and other prominent cities re-.
turning in about three weeks. Mr.. Waters
who is Auditor of the Adams Express at
Cincinnati was presented last evening by
the attaches with solid silver tea service.
John Burlington, aged forty-five years
who lived at the head Of Jefferson street in
Sandy Lane, was smothered to death yes-
terday morning BY sand-bank caving in
on him. He was employed as laborer by
Mr.. E. E. Spinks, and was contrary to or
ders, engaged in undermining bank which
was nearly ready to fall. He was under the
influence of liquor at the time, and was re-.
peatedly warned by man named William
Scherer not to work there. When the bank
caved in it came very suddenly, and before
Burlington could escape he was caught by
the falling debris and completely buried.
The workmen who were engaged at the
other portion of the bank went to work to
rescue him alive If possible, but did not
succeed. When they would nearly reach
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
sherman Declines.

Secretary Sherman. IN letter Ia
General I,ob!nson, chairman Of the
Ohio republican State central committee,
dated Washington, May Is, sr,s at r"st
the question as to his proposed nolni-
nation for Governor Of Ohio. H. says:
81 have given the hjcct u" most care
fuI consideration, and have cor" 20 the
conclusion that cannot, in nay present
accept such nomination ii
rendered. am now engaged in a sta
ton which demands my constant atten-
tion, and which can clearly he better
completed by me than by any one com
ing freshly INTO office. TO now accept
tne Nomination for Governor, though il
j. an honor ! would otherwise highly
prz. and feel deeply grateful for,
would b" Justly regarded as an ahan
donmrn' Of trust which is important
to the whole country, to promote my
personal advancement"
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
The URtaman RourI,DU.

The Okolona estates" prints another
batch OF Endorsements from Democratic
papers in tho South, and, in the same
issue, says: "The Yankees forced Us
hack into the Union, aud We propose
to give them enough Of that Union he
fore the curtain rolls down. We have
rot EN- just where We want them"
In referring 70 David Davis speech, in
which he ALLUDED to Lincoln in terms
of tulsome tlatt"ry," it says: 1--WE
hope that the Senate Chamber will
never again be dlsgraced in this man
ner. The day is passrd for euloaizing
the infamous traitor who plunged our
country into hIoolshcd." If the peo
pie in Mississippi did rot sy,upathizr
with the utteraucrs Of this Democrats
journal, they wcult wipe it out of
existence, and perhaps murder the
editor and his family as they did the
Chisoim family.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

We AEsglad to hear that tho four
young men charged with being con-
cerned with killing nemby, arI cleared
by the court Of that charge, havc 70.
solved to load a better lif-, aud have
commenced by signing a pledge before
Esq. Bertoletle, thai they will hereafter
abstain from the use Of Intoxicating
liquors. 1t is hoped they will ever
keep that pledge and become respected
and useful citizens. In this effort to
reform, these young men should be ea-
eouragsd by all good citizels.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

Ir IL SAID thai bought Wit is the b-st
wit, if 70 then the City Council having
just bought i 1900 worth, SHOULD haze
some Of the very best variety on hand.
This amount Of money, however, If it
will teach the City Council to keep the
gutter plates in order and in their
places, will not be useless expense,
though it does come ont Of the pockets
Of the taxpayers. Nobody can blame
Mr. Anton 4en2e for prosecuting the
city and asking for damages for brok
sn leg received through the misplace
mont Of a gutter-plato. Not long ago
the City Council compromised another
case hy paying 800 20 Mr.. Gallagher
whose it,HSSdaughter hal Asr leg bro,
ken by a carelrssiy placed curbstons
falling upon it. The City council would
save money to the city by keeping
everything in good ordor. A case
now pending in court may also result
in mulcting the city into another large
bill of damages and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
aurs'iresa alton.

We invite tae business men of VIII
uington, and indeed of the whole state
to pay the REprGucAS press room a
visit and see for themselves IT," large
editions of oar daily run of on our
Campbell railroad press. Come and
sc and then make comparisons. The
10 lowing is the daily edition Of tLe RE
PUBLICAN sine. Saturday last, nrln'
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
We Cannot Make % Better OHer.

We Cannot Make % Betser oHor.
We have done all we can towards
giving the business men Of the city ol
Wilmington, among whom we mean 10
include the editor Of tha " Every
Evening, an opportunity to visit our
press room, and see our Campbeli rail-
road press run of its 5000 and upwards
Of an edition every afternoon. Our in
citation stands at the head Of orr edj-
torial column with the exact daily edi-
ton of every day since Saturday last
inclusive. The Every Evening " ar
f5cts not TO believe Whist we say. 1t
makes no difference to Us whether II
does or not. We have given everybody
a chance to come and see that what We
say is true and if the offer is not a'cpp
ted HAT is not cur fault. The editor
Of the " Every Evening" will bn As
welcome 10 come as anybody, and he
may rest assurel that he viii receive
civil treatment at oar hands. notwith
standing the desperate character he
gives US. If he will only come to our
room half hour Or so before the press
stArt4 he can count over to his satiaiGr-
ton the pile Of wet-dowA paper con-
tanning over Que hundred double QuireS,
yarh single q"ire containing twenty-five
sh-et5 Of paper. II this does not satisfy
him lie can stand 10y Cor We will give
him a spa) and be can see for himself
that every one Of those double quirrs
ara run through the press, and if he
e@u@ot conveniently watch the press
room and the front otlic4 at the same
tim~. he can place au agentjn IT," latter
pl&c" 70 see thai every paper rnH
through the press Is soll, matted to
Subscribers outside the ri'y and de
lly@rei to our carriers 70 serve to
oar subscribers in the city. We do not
know what better offer to make than
.Hhs. We woU5d also say that we are
vii ing to ontIu-t the whole count "a
tie editor of The Every Evening D
himself. We do rot believe he would
IN; RI present :he matter. One thing
more: Should tine editor accept our of
fer we do not wnut to know when he :
romiHg to make the count, and then he
cannot accusr Us of preparing toc the
emergency. We really do not knew
what moe to say to induce Al &Cc-p
tanr~ Of our offer. We might ak 'h&t
= like privilege hA extended 20 u. buc
We waive it, for We are quite sure that
tie circulation of th4 Livery Ev-uingn
does rot reach 4.C0O. II a-licle pni
'.'h"d il that paper yesterday j. sir
yual admission that if wha, the RG?j h.
! 1!cAN say, Of its circulation is true, it Is
. fer ahead T.. any competition. Now W.
10 want the " Every Egtnirg" to h~
Ii'y" what We ~ay is true. and we hr-
Of lt$ editor to acccr. cur proposition
land r0avince himself. There is en-
Invitation; "cr~pt It "r reject il, ne
.matt+r which. An acceptance vii
prove 70 the editor Of the Ever,
hv~ning or anybody else, that til,
HErUBMcAH has an average of ove
5000 Of \ circulation, and y rejection
will bt al acknowledgements that tn
RRPr5ICAE has what it claims. Nov
accept or hush up.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

There is room enough in corner OF
every travellers writing desk to carry
the tourists friend-Dr Bulls Balti.
more Pills. For sale everywhere. Price
Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

views upon the Demby murder trial.
without in any way making ourselves
responsible for his opinions, but no
doubt his article will be- read with in
terest.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

We HAVE ALL along said that the
Democrats wanted the election laws re-
praled that they might carry New York
i'll 1850, hy a fraudulent vote in the
city Of at least % 900 which might in
sure them the State; hut we had 10
idea that Ben Wool, Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee Of Congress
ant one OF the burning and shining
Iigji+ If Democracy. would SO emUhati
cal!y coincide III our views. AT q meet
ing Of the committee referred TO Il
discussion eAHurd on the question of
adjournment which brought cut the
IDEAS Of the res espprtioe members Of the
co!umittc4, and especially Of Mr.. WoDh
In that meeting hr. Wood is credited
with saying, that unless these election
laws were repealed, the Democratic
party tou.d not hope to carry New York.
This S positive and conclusive, in
- lari to TIE true intention Of he Dem.
o"raoy, and wy should it be disputed.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

YESTERDAY is OUR report OF the s&,'
Of the I. ;. So crrtihcates We stated
that the brokers' mouopohz,d the pur-
chasing OF the certificates, which III GIT
lead to the conclusion that all the bro
k-rs in the city wcre conctrn"a. As
the lirm Of Z, r. Robinson /. Co.,. one Of
tUr Leading t'"ins Of broHers N the city.
vas opposed to the monopoly. and
made 30 attempt 10 purchase any ofthe
bond. it is due to the firm mentioned
that this tact should be known and We
make ,n4 notice with pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

To DAY VIZ give room to the communi
cation OF 4 leadins and respectable col
ored man OF this city to express his
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
a NGs'EE.

The "Repubitcnn" sttli leads In
e,rsulaIieu. AIyarttse where you
get she HnGat for y6nr money anu
iL,c c..gSeEa1t7Caas'' IL swat paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
HOW TO MAKE
SOAP FOR A CENT A POUND
SHAVE INTO SMALL rIECEs FIVE BARS OF
Dobbins' Electric SoaD

and boil in three until the Thoroughly dissolved
strainng through sieve nothing remains add the solution
three gallons cold stir rikly
to cool Thouh viii look like nothing hut
chemical reaction will take place. and in twenty hours will
forty fifty white
pound
sold a ten pound Now long would it Iake
used the to become anything hut 'eal-uda :" Any
knows that cHnot be 6one with she las used. Sec il
done with Doblns Electric,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

VIZ .GEEE WITH the Every Eyenin@'
in many thiuas, and when We DO we
are not backward in giving it the
credit due. We heartily Join it in is
call npou the "Naz'tte' and the "Eler
ali" to silow their hands. and let the
public know ho% much circulation they
have. If it IS tine as the EVERY
Evening" intimatps thot hoth together
have net more than 1000. the people,
the advertisers especially, ough. TO
know it. We give the "EYerv Even
lug" the credit of having in the neigh
horhood of 3. 500 or 1 600 of a circulation
We will place it at the latter figures for
tne sake of convenience. and the H.
rdGrA& has at all times an average
circulation Of 1000, making total az
"v"o for the last tno papers natu-',
aud yet the Sheriff ; alvrrtisrmsl D..
are nearly all Ordered into the tSo ~
per, hayin" the 2o''l circulation. {, j.
I .ruo that th., is INT = waste OF noor
mems money. A. the relative cirruJa,
ton Of til" "Ev"ry E2euing" aI@
the RErrBmc.y is to b- investigated.
W. heartily join ia the c4!l for tn,
Herald" and "'ia2ettr' to suow their
hands also.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
TlIE. ('lIlLRTS

has been pronounced the m"si pcrir,,; OF any
tfaa have as ) ct been he.rd, lhc Who.e com
pany is universally conceded to he tac most
perfect tr yelling Each character rctFe,cl'
Tod to the lie. the read'nE perfect and /,
mus. no. he forgotten that "a" artists are Co,
orad rcoplc. makrg this die most cNtrdoro
uary Jnrl,rgHhce IN the W1rlG.
The above cUHrIuy Will b" :uiloTtcd IE Il 1tiI
Talented Nr'h"s'rt. conducted by the ceIe-
bratyI leader. John Bdrer
RuX Bpo: 'or the sale " reserved seats open
Monday May II, at &. Thomas * CO.'S
Book store.
Prices 30. % cents. No extra charge
tpr reserved seats. Lever partol the hoU,r.
10 and Is cents. Balcony 25 cents for the eve
ming. Matinee priccs-Ail ndtt, OF the house
.j cents. No extra charge !'r reserved seats.
'aNlT - - 23 a
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23

certain W. T. crcAsdale, now the editor
of Bayard paper (that is all it Isl OF
this city, called the Every Evening"
Had this same editor had his way,
during the war, Bayard would not to-
day be in the United States Senate,
feeding the Every Evening with Dem
ocratic pap, TO keep the miserable thing
sfloat merely because he must have an or
gan in,Delawate, but he, Jetl Davis, Hill,
Lee, vanandinshagA otners, would
have all been hun Ngether. But now
this same Editor undertakes to lecture
Us because We refer to some OF Mr.. Bay
Iard's acts during the war to show that
he was not the great Union man he now
says he was. Iu concluding its series
Of Yesterdays articles against the Re-
PUBLICAN, tho Every Evening" aGain
returns anl charges us with Insulting
the judiciary, vilifyjng the jnria5, and
denounciug trial in &dyagce rs II
farce. There is some system III that
charge, some rgal point in it.
The editor must have heard that the
coart rere dizple&sri with rs for call
inc the Demty trial a farce, aud he
would DO douht ike to see Us lanled
up before the court and punished for
! lllo9liug it, and the article in the "E.
| /. -" was to how that it would support
! tl5 conrt in lgiug 80. Was there ever
= 'anything more ar.fnl? Ii hes not heer
, long since wo were charged with ha7-
ing 10 independence at all III any thing
10y this sans payer, now it has &mollr
| to the fact, tha, We use entire Y too
much independence. L is very hard
to PLEASE, though W. must confess, We
DON, try to please it much. We still
propose to pursue the usual even tenor
Of our way, notwithstanding the facg
that it don't please everybody. As "e
sail b,ior+ in former edition, the p1o-
/ pie support US in doing 50 and that a.
te' all is the best test Of the public ap-
precia,ion Of a newspaper.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
THEATRICAL.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE !

GkANU UfEKA HUUoE !
AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING, Maya, 1879.
Afternoon at2.
Evening at 3.
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Engagement o. tho Celebrated Colored
PlNAFORE COMPANY.
Alter the extraord nary success a. tie Gtobe
Theatre, Broadway, New York, having re.
ceived tire highest srai.e from both the public
and press OF two VI tha lcAdis% ci les oi Amer
lea, New GrrG AID rniiadelphis.
AN EXTRAORDINARY cess.
Globe rhoatrs-"Piratoren in Back,
Phi ,lelphla aepmg to 10 tiIe home OF pin.
aforc NThe Quaker cry sent US the Cau1ch
Choir C1n.Iany 1T the I've. .irsy and no"
anot e, PHILADELPHIA manager has ls@p4u IT,
tea attn. Cilobe Theatre q "Pina'ore' in
black, A yenuinr "P.aailrr' (nOt y bu -
icslucj in Etn1ia. U,sck iias',--uot burnt
cork. Ii. Josephine ia ne-r'ss. The IL
tie Hultercup and H.bs Hra nnAi1Gs. Tae
Clntvin aud tho Admiral arc iui, b,p0tCd
A.fi,ans III. chorus iar~euIll the scenery
%Uoi. III. nsGros5,ra sal TO act and sin
N dead earnest 0ui as II decided thcttrienI
rugclty ty--"l "lsinaiore IN Biac,' -nuuld take.
TIE above IDEA has been plor1 than Iui-
filled.
CROWDED EEOVSE@ SND TEIUN-
nEsBOg APPLAUSE
met Zach and every member OF this e&trao,di-
nary company.
TIL COEO3ED DCPER aTUOTPE.,
cInsiHius o. iyty-hve fr2t-ct r s-'ists, ap-
puartur escn eIenug in the captivating
Comic DTcra OF
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
H. N. I. PlAkFOnE.

eIcltlnV T4un1S WNOI TOUTN7 VI HUTTtNat'
THE COLDRED rINAFAKE
has Given NOR. genu ne satisfaction in evt"y
particular tb.n say white rendition Ct the
same in this coIn,ry. The ship ~cere has
been pronounced tile most beautiful pnd IT.
aliStic ever yet presented 10 the public. IuA
Silent brill. which has never tceh seen nt'
side of PhiiadeiphiH, is the mOStlrtisTlCHnl
truly wonderful exhibition ever p.oduccd
IN nnN Siamn.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
~ %.
Evening at 3.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING, Maya, 1879.
Afternoon att
Daily Republican., 1879-05-23
AN EXTRAORDINARY srecFss.
CROWDED EFOTSE3 fND TEzUN
nESBOg APPLAUSE

cInsitius o 'siNty-fve fr2t-cbF s~ttsts, ap
pgarur escn eIeniug in the captivating
[ 'Ouyir brcrI Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-05
LITERARY.
1879.
Eclectic Magazine.
Thirty-Fourth Year.
1879.

The Eclectic reprints from all the foreign
Qu,rterlies, Reviews, Magazines, and Jour
nails their choicest contents, including Es-
says, Scientific Papers. Biographical sketches
Tsles ssoriss and rosms The sd Of
lection fs very large and 1t ts believed that
the Eclectic presents greater. variety and
higher standard of literature than any peri
odfcal can hope to do that depends exclu-
siyely upon home talent.
A knowledge Of the current literature Of
other countries is indispensable to all who
would keep pace with the progress OF the
human mind. and the Eclectic offers the best,
tasning this knowledge within . reasonable
compass, and at moderate price.
Among the writers represented IN recent
numbers of the Eclectic are: The Rt. Hon.
". B. Gladstone. James Anthony Froude.
buchanan. Geo. Mcdonald. John Ruskin.
Alfred Tennyson, Thomas Hughes. William
Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Thos. Hardy, William
Morris. Miss Thackeray. Mrs. Alexander,
B. A.. Prof. Owen. DR.. W. b. Carpenter. Max
Muller. J. Norman Lockyer. Herbert Spen-
Ger, and others equally eminent. Besides the
regular articles in the body of the magazine,
there are four original Editorial Depart
ments Literary Notices. Foreign Literary
Notes. Science and Art. and Varieties
with regard to the character OF the selec
ttons, the aim Of the Eclectic Is to be in
structive without being dull. and entertain
ing without being trivial. While each mum.
ber contains something to interest every
member Of the family circle, 1t addresses
itself particularly to that great body Of In
telligent readers who seek profit as we'll as
amusement in solid and healthful literature.
Besides the 128 pages of reading matter,
each number of the magazine contains fine
steel engraving---lsually portrait. -execu-
ted in the most artistic manner.
Terms.---Singlc copies 45 cents. One copy
truA HnyniG
Trisl subscriptions for three months, 81.
The Eclectic and any 81 magazine to one
address, ,$8.
Postage free to all subscribers. Address,
E.R. PELJON. Publisher,
de16.tf as Bond Street. New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-05
Agricultural Implement Depot
.s.. AT ....
WATKINS & sCOTT'S ALAMEDA FOUNDRY
5an Jose, Gal.

NJ. Ier' Reaper and elf-Binder, Haines' Sin
Sie.Gasr Header, Improved Sweepstakes
EEhresher and Sulky Rakes: also, the Cele-
brated Revolving sulky Rake. and the Cham
n AN Revoiyirig Rake; La Belle Farm Wagons
and spring wagons of all descriptions.
The attention Of the farmers is particularly
called to the
new REVOLVING HULKY RAKE.
II has met an enormous sale at the East and
in and around Sacramento.
Also. all kinds Of new and seoond-hand ma.
chinsry for sale Farmers and others will
and II to be to their interest to call ON me
before buying. - am selling everything
very low for cash.
ie19 ohhiN TAbkh'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-05

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-05
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
August Schedule.
Coming south Going North
:.:.. "a. 4 b i /
9;,.ss.. IVY ss.. ss ,s,y ny. g Avg Aug.
OriZaba.. .- q " VI III :, i3
Ancon .... III " l1I ~ - 40
OriZaba... III " lyI II Zo
Ancon .... ~ " "a - 40
Orizaba... z9I oIloept
S1ssRs SassP Sept s5|sspt Sept lS 5 y
looming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Harlord
(SanLuisObispO)an santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
nB- Passengers Tor san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-05


MoJAvE, Aug. 3.-T E G Coward,
A II Cullen. G H Forbes, w r Old
en-, Mrs L Note and two children,
Mrs M Robinson, Mrs E Robinson,
Mrs A B B Hamilton, ] J Doyle. II
B Curtiss.
The Yeitow Prague.
NEW YORK, August 2.-Curtis
N. Chairman, second mate, and
Neil G. Darnstedt, seaman, on hoard
brig Salisbury, which touched at
Havana, were admitted to the Qua
rantine Hospital to-day sick with
yellow fever Three large build
ings on Hoffman Island are ready
for patients should the disease In
crease.
MoRTuARY STATISTICS OF MEM
PHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 2.-Fourteen
cases of yellow fever were reported
to the Board of Health to-day. Two
deaths within forty-eight hours.
Benjamin Adam, whose deaIh was
recorded, had typic case of fever
last year, which expiodes the theory
of immunity from a second at
tack. Colonel Cameron has
quietly collected all arms and
ammunition from gun stores and
placed the same in the arsenal at
the station house. The last pas
senger train on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad left last night.
No mails We're received by that
route to day. The total number of
deaths, according to the Board of
Health, for the week ending to-
night at o'clock, was A; from
yellow fever 26, from other causes
Is 1t was the purpose of the Pres
dent to declare the fever
epidemic, as the number
of deaths from that disease ex
ceed those from all other causes
combined, but as the death rate
for the week shows material de-
crease from the previous week, he
withheld his declaration for the
present. Last week the total num-
Der of deaths was II; from yellow
fever, "a; from other causes, 81
Physlcisns are sanguine that the
maximum death-rate has been
reached, and that a decrease The
num6er oil deaths can reasonably
be expected. A drenching rain fell
this afternoon.
Low Farce.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The recent
cut In passenger rates from this city
east assumed lively form to-day,
and "scalpers" sold tickets to New
York as low as SO, and to Cincin-
natl for $6. The action of the Gen.
eral Passenger Agent at Chicago,
however, will quiet matters, ana
rates from all Mississippi River
points east will be restored to-day.
stghtavs Dr"wn~d.
CHICAGO, August 2.-Wm. Fitz
patrick and Edward Ryan, two
dock hands, while engaged in
fight last night on the stairway
Of building just over the river on
Clark street were precipitat.d over
the railing to the dock, and thence
into the river, where both were
drow ned.