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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardian's Sale Of Real Estate.

TrHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
i SS: Pursuant to the command OF an order OF
the Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio, ana
to me directed, will offer for sale at public aa,c
tron on SATURDAY, june 5, 1880 at . o'clock p
m. on the premises. south side Of Poplae street,
about 26s feetwest Of Western avenue, the following
described real estate, to-wie Lot numbered (24l
twenty-four. on plat of second subdivision made
by Mills and Kline OF part of the Baker estate. in
Section Nineteen Q9,, Township Three ~, Frac.
ti0nal Range Two "a. Miami Purchase, Hamilton
County, Ohio, which pat is duly recorded in Plat
Book Three (S), Page lS4, Hamilton County
Records.
Appraised at sl,S7A ......
Also, ON the same day at o'clock p. M, on the
premises. corner of New Baltimore Pike and Trade
street, North Fairmount the following described
real estate to.wic All those four certain lots Of
the County OF Hamilton, and State Of Ohio. mum.
bered one hundred and thirteen one hundred
and fourteen, one hundred and fifteen and one
hundred and sixteen Ills Ia 115 1t6), ON q plat
Of subdiysiou made by William H Clark Of prop
erty in Paramount. which plat u recorded in Plat
Book No. a. Page i09. of the records OF said county,
to which plat reference Is hereby made Tor more
particular description. "l
Lot No 113 appraised st Siok r3
Lot No. ia appraised at $105.
Let No. lis appra sed at $l05.
Lot No. 1i6 sppraised st St06.
Terms of Sale One third cash On day Of sal 9
and the balance in one and two years, with inter.
est at six per cent per annum from the day of sale,
the deferred payments TO be secured by notes ana
mortgag Is on the premises sold.
TeBe sold by order Of Courtin Case No. o 1903
Hamilton Probate Court, wherein George r. T0pD,
Guardian Of Henry Miller, q minor Is plaintiff
ana Henry Miller his ward aFos;s Y ssdsnsa9t %opp
80 Guardian Of Henry Miller. minor.
HnDEBhANDT & HILDEBRANDT. Attorneys
CHARLES WEBE Auctoneer. 't-
CINCINNATI, May 8. lSS1
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nell Haekett, J. P, Mayor of Clonmel,
will regreat to read the announcement of
his death, which took place recently, at his
residence, Prior Park, near Clonmel, in the
45th year of his age.
A shocking murder was perpstrated at
Fiddown, County Kilkenny. a girl being
shot dead in her own house. Two men,
named Hickey and Cahill. have been ar
rested on suspicion. jealousy is under
stood to be the motive for the crime.
A young girl named Walsh, while driv-
ing into Limerick from Castleeonnell with
a cart of turf. was attacked at Pennywell
by number OF bows, who wished to make
away with the turf for the "Baal," or May
Eve bonfire. She defended herself vigOr-
ously for a while but fellow named Shep-
herd flung stones at her and inflicted a dam
gerous scalp wound. The boy was arrested
and. the injured girl was taken to Barring
toms Hos ital, where she lies in very crit.
ieal condition.
A daring attempt was made to rob the
Pro-Cathedral at Letterkenny, County Dom
egal, recently. The ppint of attack was
the sacristy, where the vestments and
sacred vessels of the altar are kept. The
burglars effected an entrance bv means of
a ladder through the window of the sacristy
and attempted to force open the safe where
the sacred vessels were deposited. Not
being able to effect their purpose, they
forced open the sacri-ty door and took out
the safe. weighing cwt. to tie Cathedral
grounds where, apparently by means of a
hammer, they endeavored to break it
Failing in this, they abandoned any fur
ther attack, leaving the safe in the grounds,
where it vas found
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
Two .JokerS.
[Hawkeye.2

The night was warm and the first in
sects of the season were on the warpath.
One Large black beetle was particularly y
humorous. Twice he alighted on my
head and got his legs all tangled up in
my hair, 80 that when he tried to fly
away he nearly lifted me off my feet.
Then once right in the midst of the most
pathetic passage in the lecture he slid
down my back, and after scratching and
buzzing around in the most annoying
manner, finally erawled down my sleeve
and shot out at my wrist Like a bullet
just when my arm was extended towards
the audience. Finally the wretched
thing few through one Of the footlights
burned off the paper muslin portion Of
his wings and lay on his back looking up
at me with an expression Of reproach, a.
though it was my fault.
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Irish News.
TTrom late Irish Exchanges. |

TITUIH IHIe IrISI ExCHHugeA1
At the Newry Petty Sessions Margaret
Kelly was sent for trial at the assizes on .
charge of completely in the death of her
husband.
Walter Watson, A Market street. Lur-
gan, County Armagh, wooden draper, spirit
merchant and auctioneer, has become
bankrupt
There died, says the Tyrone Constitution,
at Deerpark, near Omagh, Join Dosherty,
the Oldest Freemason in ireland, If not in
tiie world John was for seventy-eight
years Mason. He was in his ninsty.eighth
year. e, ~
The many friends OF Alderman OCon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

General Debility The most effective
cure is the combination OF Peruvian Bark
and Iron, introduced twenty-five years
since by Nichols & Co. }}
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

Van Setback, '8tsyenspn q Co, Chicago,
write: ' Warmers Safe remedies are effect
ing complete and remarkable cares We
can show people, where live those cured"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

THE QUEEN TO VISIT IRELAND.
! LONDON, May ga dispatch from Dub
lin says it is ramored that Her Majesty
and the Princess Beatrice will visit Ireland
in August. ....
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pErvsssfor I'm sscuRrrrrs

LONDON, May 26.-The continued drouth
and absence OF rain throughout the United
Kingdom and France are beginning to
cause great uneasiness among the aericuL
tural 20 ton of the community as well as
among francial and political managers on
the stock exchange. All American secnrt
ties except Government bonds are sufferine
some decline, and are regarded with
more or less suspicion. The metal markets
are stin falling. At Glasgow yesterday
iron declined 10 45 shillings with tend.
ency to 60 still lower.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
LEGAL.

vTNIE CREDITORS OF JOHN H. DETERS. DE.
l. ceased. will take notice that the undersigned
have been appointed Commissioners to receive
and examine claims against said decedent, and
that they win sit for that purpose at the Office Of
Howard Douglass, southwest corner 4th and Main
Streets in the city OF Cincinnati, on Monday and
months Unless the claims Of creditors are pre-
sented to the under signed for allowance upon
one of the days mentioned they will not be Ell,
titled to payment ......
G.. A. ROBERG,
FREDERICK NORMAN,
...., . Commissioners.
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DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT.


LONDON, May 26.-In the House of Com
mons last evening the committee having
charge of the question whether Mr.. Charles
Bradlaugh should be allowed to take the
oath agreed to the Government accepting
an amendment enlarging the scope of the
committees Inquiries and powers After
rather an amusing debate the House, on
Mr.. Richard Powers proposal, decided by
a vote of 285 to 170 to adjourn over Derby
day. Mr.. Wilfred Lawson opposed the pro
posal. The deceased wife-sister bin was de-
feated, despite the angry efforts and protests
OF the Radicals. 4
Mr.. Gladstone. in q discussion ON the
disarmament OF Basustes indicated that it
was the Governments intsntion to recall
Sir Bartle Frers when the confederation
question was settled.
In the House Of Commons Sir Charles
Dixie, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
said in reply to question that the Govern
ment had received no communication from
the United States regarding the abrogation
of the Clay ton-Bulwer Treaty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
Hungary.
DUEL TO THE DEATH,

PEsTH, May ga duel took place on
Monday near here between Cunt Stephen
Karolyi and Count Zichy Ferrar's The
latter received bullet in the chest and
arm from the effect of which he died,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

ETIO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Messrs J. A.
i Krusling, Huesmann d Co. hereby give notice
that they have complied with all the provisions Of
the act passed April o. 1885, relating to the manu-.
facture of mineral water. etc. and that the butIes
which they use in their said business are marked
Is follows "krusling Hussman q Co !" "B.
Bick Il Co.," "Bick 4 Rebel" Stuck & Bueh-
ler," 'Stuck steingraver "Buffen,"" "K. 4 H."
Any persons who unlawfully use or have said
bottles in their possession, viii be prosecuted -
c0rdins to law.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
M. Waddington to Sue
ceed M. Leon Say.
RuSSia's New Loan and EnOr.
NOUS Debt.
Great Depression in Britain's
Business.
News Notes Of Interest From Ireland's
Isle.
RUSSIA.


THE DEBT AND THE NEW LOAN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. PETER BURG, MAY 26.-The Bank OF
Russia announces the issue by the Govern
meht OF a new loan of LOO, 100000 of silver
roubles, The bonds are to bear four per
cent interest and are to be issued at 93A
They are to bear the title of Consolidated
Russian Railway Obligations, Sixth ISSUE"
They are to be redeemable in eighty-one
years and are to be payable in coin. For
each obligation of the nominal value of 1875
roubes the purchaser need pay only 93A
roubles.
The nominal value of the entire loan
will be about $1O2 900. 900. Its not thought
very probable that money can be obtained.
The whole public debt of Russia, domestic
and foreign, is at present about 2450, 0O0,
900 roubles, not including 1,l34, 900. 900 of
paper money Of forced circulation.
Germany. .
ITS OBJECTIONS WITHDRAWN.
BERLIN, Nav 26-The imperial foreign
Office has notified the Cosignotaries of the
treaty of Berlin that it has withdrawn its
objection to the proposed conference of
powers at Berlin.
BETRoTHAL ANNoUNCRMENT-RABBI BURIED.
BERLIN, Nav 26--Prince William of
Prus,ia's betrothal to Augusta of Sches-
wig-Holstein will be officially announced
shortly.
Dr. Aub the Chief Rabbi of Berlin, was
buried in the presence of an immense con-
course of Jews.
France.
| wADDINGToN GOES TO ENGLAND.
PARIS, May 26 AS M. Leon Say becomes
President of the Senate, M. Waddington is
to rerlace him as the French Embassad 7
to England. These changes, 1t IS believed,
will be met with appreciation at home and
abroad, and especially in England. where
NJ. Waddington was educated, and where
he is personally held in extremely high
esteem and regard.
| NJ. LEON SAY ELECTED.
M. Leon Say was elected President OF the
Senate yesterday receiving one hundred
and forty-seven votes against one hundred
and twenty-one. Nj. Jules Simon declined
| candidature
| SOCIALISTS TO BE BANIsHgD.
! PARIS, May 26-The Frenc Government
have decided to Danish a number of foreign
Socialists who we're implicate in last Sun
days Communist demonstrate N in this
lcitv. The municipal cieLes have cen
sured the police authorities.
| Austria.
TO BE BLOCKED WITH TROOPS.
LONDON, May GA Vienna dispatch
says: Austria is willing to block Scu ar
with tron onps in order to cut off Albanian
communication.
Hungary.
| DUEL TO THE DEATH.
PEsrH, May ga duel took place O,
Monday near here between Cunt Stepher
Karolyi and Count Zichy Ferrar's Th
latter received bullet in the chest an,
arm from the effect of which he died.
I'll Greas britain.
THE QUEEN TO VISIT IRELAND.
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NOTICE.

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE GIN
L CINNATI Soda and Mineral Water Works
hereby gives notice that they have complied with
all the provisions Of the Act passed April 9th.
1880 relating to the manufacture of mineral water.
etc., and that the bottles which they use in their
said business are marked as follows. Cincinnati
Soda & Mineral Water Works. ]. II. Overdick,
kamp, Siefert & Hudephol, and Frank Fuchs"
Any person who unlawfully uses, or has in their
possession any OF SAID bottles will be prosecuted
according to law. g g..
Cincinnati Soda & Mineral Water Works,
By KNUWENEK & vERHAGE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
~ J. 4. KRUsLING, HuEsaIANN & co

FVN0 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
i W. 4. Wagner hereby gives notice that he
has complied with all the provisions OF tAe Act
passed April 9th. 1880. relating to the mqnufac.
t,ireof mineral water. etc, and that the bottles
which he uses In said business are marked as fol.
lows wv. I. Wagner" Any persons who unlaw.
iuHy use OF have said bottles in their possession
Will be prosecuted according to law
W. 7. WAGNER
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Austria.
TO BE BLOCKED WITH TROOPS.

LONDON, May GA Vienna dispatch
says: Austria is willing to block Scu ari
with tro ,ps in order to cut off Albanian
communication.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

CINCINNATI. May 18th, 1880.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
SOCIALISTS TO BE BANIsHED.

PARIS, May 26-The Frenc Government
have decided to Danish number of foreign
Socialists who were implicate in last Sun
days Communist demonstrate N in this
city. The municipal cietes have cen.
sured the police authorities.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

M. Leon Say was elected President OF tn,
Senate yesterday, receiving one hundre'
and forty seven votes against one hundre,
and twenty.one. M. Jules Simon declined
candidature.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19
Waits From OVERSEE.

Wages in one profession are no meas
ure for those in another. A celebrated
cantatrice asked the Emperor Of Rus
sia GO, 600 francs for season ut the I'm
perial Opera. ut il double what | give
to my Marshaisl" cried the Emperor
"Faites chanter vos Marechaug |" re.
piled the singer.
Ruskin has II good thing about war.
He says: "You fancy you are sorry for
the pain of others. Now, tell you just
this; TIN Mt if the usual course OF war, in
stead Of unroo6ng peasants houses and
ravaging peasants fields merely broke
the china upon your own drawing-room
tables, no war in civilized countries
would last u week"
The academcian Jules Sandeau---
who gave the authoress the name
"George Sand"--one evening visited
Prince Napoleon. A majestic valet
took his coat. "Do you remember mo,
Mr.. Sandeau, who used to bring your
proofs from the printing. Officer mo,
my friend" Well was that boy, and
see how we have both since made our
wny in the world"
A clever Professor is exciting the
wonderment of Londoners by reading
their character from their cars. The
Professor demonstrates To the perfect
satisfaction of NIL That ones esthetc
tastes, mercantile ability, intellectual
power, and perverse qualities may each
and nil be determined or read by u
simple glance nj the shape, the length
md breadth Of ones organs of hearing.
Dumas says: Give money, but
never lend it. Giving it only makes n
man ungratelul; lending it makes hi M
M enemy. II men would spend in doing
good for others quarter of tho money
they spend in doing harm to themselves,
misery would vanish from the earth.
Man was created to utilize everything,
even sorrow. The only thing am
astonished ut IL, That people are aston
ishod Mt anything"
The Gazette DIES Ftn,nttS gives interest
ing statistics NJ to the number of female
authors, painters. and sculptors In
France. Out of 1900 PROVINCES more
especially the southern,-md one.third
vi Il Hllhs vi VIE llOVb NllNt
novels or stories for the young, and $50
educational works while 200 are poets.
Two thousand ono hundred and fifty
female artists figure M exhibitors, in
GLIDING 10Y sculptors, 602 painters in
oil, 1876 miniatursts, 75l china-palnters,
49i water-color painters, IAN painters,
etc. OF tho $3.50 artists, no less than
two thirds are Parisians.
How suggestive Partisan signs arel
The Devil seems to he chief patron
saint Of Il host Of them, for there are
many dedicated TO his Satanic Majesty
in such terms ~ "Au Bon Diahle, ""Au
pauvre Dinhle," eau Frero du Diable,"
etc. "a rEnfnt Jesus appears on
some shops, and also on "voitures a
bras" which are used for warming the
chilly are retailed under such signs NJ
"A In Friluse;" the shirters have their
"Aux 100, 900 Chem ses;" the hatters
their eau Chapeau Rogue the jewell
ers their "Au Vieux Diamant;" the
rcstaurateurs, host of "Au Lacin
Saute's, AUX Gourmets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19

Columbia punishable with death plsce5
on calendar. The substitute provides
that jury may fix the punishment for
rape al death or Imprisonment for life
or for term of years, and in the case Of
a plea of guilty the court shall hnve the
-yaIne discretion. Mr. Edmunds state,
that he did not concur in the maiority
report, and would submit his views
in writing in a few DAYS
Consideration was resumed Of the STA
route deficiency appropriation bill. the
preamble recites that the deficiency Il
caused by the postotfice department; dis.
regarding the law prohibiting expendi.
tufes in excess of appropriations, or
making contracts involving the govern.
ment for the payment of money in excess
of II e appropriation, which deficiency
unless supplied threatens to deprive the
neonle of the necessary mail service TO
which they are entitled. 1t therefore en-
acts that $l,100000, Or so much thereof
as NAV be necessary, be appropriated to
meet the expenses of the inland mail
TRANSFORMATION ON Star routes for the re-
mainder of the current fiscal year. Dur
ing the remainder of the year no further
expenditure for the service or increase of
trips on any Star route shall be made,
The further sum of 100000 is also APP.
priated for placing new service accord.
ing to law, provided that the postmaster
general shall hereafter have the power
to expedite any contract either now eN-
listing or hereafter given to rate to pay
not exceeding so per centum on the con-
tract as originally let. Senators Wallace
and Beck discussed the measure, severely
criticising the course Of the postmaster
general. Maxey sustained tina. officer.
Pending debate adjourned.
MONDAY, March 15.-House.-Mr. Ack-
len introduced bill proposing consti-
tutionai amendment declaring that the
union of these United States shall be
perpetual, and all acts or attempts to
separate or destroy the Union shall be
treason against the federal government,
and be punished as such; the states lin.
| its and boundaries to be inviolate, and
the rights of the state to make and en-
| force its local laws shall never be inter,
fered with, by the federal government. A
resolution was introduced which rroyid-
ed for adjourning May gath. A large
number of bills were introduced. Sew
eral committees were allowed to report.
Mr.. Cabell, chairman of the committee
on railways and canals, moved to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill to abol-
| ish all tolls on the Lawrence u Portland
canal. After half an hours debate the
motion was agreed TO and the bill pass
ed. Adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19

make into a stirabout. This is all they
have, and all they will have until the
autumn. What wonder, then, that
they should be disheartened and dis
couraged? ! have asked again and
again what part Of their Wretched-
ness is due to intempcrance2 l
am assured that ii il caused solely by
the utter failure of the crops. And
with all this poverty the majority Of the
Irish are cheerful. The people arc en-
during this great stress Of suffering with
q pluck and courage which are truly
admirable. II is my hope and prayer
that the American people will not feel
that enough has been already done.
Punched as the Irish are to-day, their
condition is one OF happiness in com
parison with that III which they will
find themselves in the course of few
weeks From the early part Of April
until the crop is raised-that will be the
season of their real trouble, Of their
actual struggle for existence. Feed
them until the middle of summer, and
the blessing of the whole of Ireland
will rest on your generous hearts. The
committee have money, but it is not
enough TO last until the end of the fam
inc. Hundreds, thousands, tens Of
thousands are keeping soul and body
together by your bounty and generosi-
ty. For the sake of charity, make one
more effort. Give your committee the
means Of warding oil the otherwise
inevitable horror Of starvation.
] shall visit Mayo and Donegal next
week, and will make another report.
GEoRdE HEPWoRTH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19
Sugnr Production.
Western Rural.

The Western Rurnl, as the reader is
very well aware has all the time been
an ardent advocate Of sugar production
III tins country. The large amount OF
money which annually flows out of the
country for this one article. cannot but
cause an interest in the matter of pro-
ducing at lcas. enough sugar for home
consumption, and when this shall have
been done u surplus for export will soon
result. To this end we have encourag-
cd every effort in the way of producing
sugar, and have urged the state and
national governments to give direct
encouragement to any who are willing
To invest capital in the development of
the beet sugar interest Yankee in
genuity is quite sufficient we believe To
overcome any obstacle that has hitherto
been met with, in any part of the coun-
try, in the endeavor to achieve success
in the manufacture of sugar from beets.
That individuals hesitate to invest their
private capital in the business in those
sections in which large sums of money
have already beensunk, without any
encouragement from the government,
is very natural and very proper. But
that with such encouragement, capital
would he attracted ~ the business, there
il 10 doubt whatever. The State Of
Maine il doing nobly in this matter.
and the manufacture Of beet, 1.-THE de.
tails ot which business there, have been
given from time 10 time i'll these col
umns) is destined to become Of vast I'M.
portance. What is being done there
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19

The London World says: "Some sur
prise has been expressed at the tenacity
with which the dean Of Westminster
clings to the proposal to erect statute
to the late Prince Louis Napoleon in
Westminster Abbey The truth is that
the Dean il not entirely free agent in
the matter. Both the Queen and the
Prince OF Wales insist that the monu-
ment should be placed i'll the abbey,
and the Dean, as 4 good courtier. is
bound 10 obey the royal wishes. The
opposition 10 the proposal has excited
much resentment IN the highest quar-
ter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19

MIR. FAwcErr, the eminent blind
member of Parliament, told HIS brother
blind lately Tint when, Mt % (by " gun
accident of his father's), he was deprived
OF sight, friends said: You will have
to lead life of contemplation;' but he
soon resolved TO live precisely ne he
had lived, 40 far as was possible. He
is not tho skilled angler that he has
been represented, but he can say that
no one enjoys the sport moro than lie,
and he appreciates "a much ~ any one
il galop with Il friend over the turf, and
tho hoalth-givirg vigor Of u row from
Oxford to London; and during the re-
cent frost, there was no ore who more
enjoyed u fifty or sixty-mile skate. A
blind person, he said, could do scarcely
anything without the assistance of u
friend, and, to his mind, the silver lin.
ing of tho dark cloud WAS the mex
haustible kindness there was in the
world, and the ready and cordial willing
ness with which such kindnes rs the
blind needed was offered.