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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-24
Democratic rally in the Fifth civil
district at Riley's or Steel's grove,
Poplar street boulevard.
TIL. Weather.

AT sunrise this morning the mer-
curry recorded 60 degrees, with a light
nOrthwesterly breeze, a quarter from
whence it blew all of yesterday and
last night. A like cool temperature
prevailed all over the south, and it is
likely to continue throughout to-day,
perhaps longer. No rain fell anywhere
south last night, nor is any probable
for to-day. The only portion of the
union in which rain areas are proba-
bic before tomorrow, according to
our signal service bulletins, is in the
New England states and along the
Atlantic coast, down as far as the
Carolinas.
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our CHEAP COLUMN,

A LII advertisements under the head of Foi
n Rent, For eale, Wanted, Lost, Strayed
Stolen, etc., will be hereafter charged 5 cent
per line for each insertion, and Is cents per
line for one week. bt
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$4,000 1Tt.ARS

Remnants Of different brands nj
cost. Fine imported COnchas nj
10 cents, are sold by
II. ESCH.
1851 2I7 Main, cor. Adams.
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N~On-rosIdont NotTco.

No. S6S9-In the Chnncery Court of sbelbv
county, Tennessee-Thompson Moore vs.. ].
J, Persons 4 Co. ct al. "'
i appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, j. j. Persons &Co. Ia firm
composed of J J. Persons and are nom
..resldents OF the State of Tennessee; that
they are indebted to the complainant in the
sum Of 500, evidenced by note, and attach.
ment having been issued and levied on the
property of the defendant; II is tbaTeo
fore ordered that they make their anneaT-
anee herein at thu court-house of Shelby coun-
ey, IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in September, 1880; and plead an
swer or demur to complainant Bill or
the same, will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing ex-parte; and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Public
This Sth day of July, 1880.
A copy-sAttest:
ROBERT ], BLACK, clerk and master.
by II. B. MoHENRY, D. @. and M.
Greer d Adams, sol. for com.
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AAgAA9Af Va -
JULY 10Th, the following brands Of
imported
HAVANA CIGARS.
Cuba Sublimes, = . for SI.OO
Henry Clay, for 25c
Henry Clay, lists. = 2 for 25c
Henry Clay, { Onchas : 2 for 25c
Henry Clay, PatriOtas 4 for SI.OO
Cosmopolitan and Flor Murias
2 for 25c
~EscepciOD, BOquet, : for eI.OO
Matilda Reina Victoria 4 for 9I.OO
Antiquadad X. v. . 4fOr 9I.OO
Cuba PredeIictOs : : 3 for soc
If you desire a good cigar, call on
SOL. COLEMAN, 3I6 Main Sc.
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FOR RENT,

A SMALL red memorandum book. The
"A finder will be suitably rewarded by leay-
ing same ut Leidy q Go. III l26 :
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Trustees Sale.


FINDER and by virtue of a certain deed of
" trust made to me, duly recorded in hook
No. l22, page 1s9 of the Registers Office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, 10 secure the pay
ment of a certain Indebtedness and interest
to the Blue City Building and Loan Associa-
ton, default having been made therein, l
will, on
Saturday, 9TH August, 1850,
on the southwest corner of Main aud Madison
streets, in the Taxing District of Shelby eoun-
ty, late city of Memphis, Tenn, proceed TO
sell ut public auction for cash to the highest
bidder, a certain lot of land in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn. bounded and
described as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of the north
side Of Jackson street with the east side of
Sixth street and running thence n~orthwardly
with the east line of jackson street $50 feet;
thence eastwavdly parallelwi jackson street
50 feet;thence sOuthWardly parallel with Sixth
street $50 feet to the north line of Jackson
street; thence westwardly with the north line
of jackson street so feet to the beginning, be-
ing part of lots numbers 10, 13 and IA, in block
No. 30 of that part of the said city ofMemphis
formerly called Fort Pickering.
Memphis, July 2, 1850.
SAMUEL HIRSCH,
Trustee and Secretary of the Bluff CITY
109 1874 Building and Loan Association.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CHALYBEATE MINERAL SPRINGS.
N0MM0DIQUS Summer Hotel. Board per
Oweek "a. Rooms Zoe, 75o, 81. German and
French spoken. Address Proprietor Fort
Edward House, Warsaw, Ills. 1903 I20
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RENTAL AGENTS.
MINTER PARKER,
Real Estate and Rental Agent.
No. 2S9 Main St., Corner Madison.
MEMPHIS.

Will buy, soil, or rent property on comm,s-
SION, pay taxes, negotiate loans and make
collections. Charges reasonable and attention
PIompt ST.
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4 NICE eottsge ~ squares east Of tht
n turn-tsble on Poplar street. Apply to
M. L. BACON, Agent, No. 5 Madison street.
1l14
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nWELLING-223 Adams street; ten rooms,
~ in good repair. viii rent very cheap.
Apply W A. GAGE & BRO,
74t 300 Front street.
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ICE CREAM, TEN CENTS,
STAFFER'S, $40 Main. s2t
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SOL. COLEMAN HAS IUS1 RECEIVED
HAVANA CIGARS.

Through n. Y Custom House, DATE
JULY 10Th, the following brands Of
imnortnd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-24

CUDhh, Nperienced man to take charge o
Isi2s HOWELL L co.
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ITO buy a horse for saddle use. Small horse
i preferred. Must be chem.
12R l2a NTER PAkKER. go Main 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-24

IN Planters Insurance Building, very desir
i able Offices and bedrooms, single or il
suits. Prices reasonable. l4 l57
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no LAWYfRS-Some member of the bar
L lately, at jackson. Tenn, borrowed Of
Judge T Freeman Isl volume Cooper's Ten
nessee Chance y Reports. viii he please re-
turn it to Taylor & Carroll and oblige the
o nar2 l96 1913
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WANTED.

nHE brick dwelling No. lShS st. Martin
i street. Apply to ]. r. GREHAN, 2l
Front street. cat
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Nv rent OF buy q small residence, either on
i Ad ms, Court, Madison, Third or Union
Must not be further east than DeSoto or
Fourth. Address Q. Ledger office. 124 12f
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A RELIABLE, competent salesman to
"A travel and sell CIGARS and Tobacco either
class and experienced. Address Y D o. care
Of this Office. l24 l26
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07

For Sale or Will Exchange &ssA For House, four Lots, 50 feet each. Also E1A small House and Lot in West Haven. Address EMa BOX 408,
 ap5 If New Haven Postofice.
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Au VJurnunIed Rennrt
Ireland.
Home ESaIe Success-ParneIIftes Elect

Home EsuIe success-ParneIIftes Elect
 eds
 DUBLIN, April 6.-The Home Rulers have carried Tippsrary and Kildare. P. Smyth and P. Gilly, Home Rulers, are returned from the former by good msjorities. At Kildare, which is entitled to two members, there have been four Home Rule candidates and one Lib eral elected. Kildare has registered vote of ?, 832 and Tipperary 9,765.
 The Home Rulers have carried Queens county, re-electing K. T. Digby and Nr. Ed mund Dease late sitting members. The Par neIlites had the game all to themselves, no Liberal Conservative candidates having been put in nomination for the county. h Waterford county Lord Charles Bsreford, tho late Conservative member, is defeated. Wa terford has two members and registered vote of 1928. Its representation in the last Par Iiament was equally divided between Home Rulers and Conservatives, but at this election J. Fisher and H. D. Stuart, both Home Ru- 1ers, were returned.
 Roseommon has returned MT. Cumunins and Mir. O'Kelley, both Parnellites, The O'Connor Don being defeated by majority of 37O. McKenna has been elected for Youghal.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07

House to Rent in North Haven. <sssa Three minutes walk from the depot, good DIE House with IA rooms and more than an acre of EsA land, with barn, etc.; rent less than $20O.
 ALFRED WALKER, ap3 6t4 S5 Orange Street.
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THLEGHAPAEC JOTTEnas.

George W. Abbott, carpenter, aged about 52 years, opened the wrong door in attempt ing to go out of the saloon of James W. Mort at Lowell, Mass, last evening, and fell into the cellar. His skull WAS fractured at tho base of the brain, and he died in five minutes af- forwards. He was not intoxicated. He leaves a son in Lowell and wife in Boston.
 The suit of Carlotta Patti against the St. Louis Evening Post Dispatch for $250, 900 damagss, instituted last fall on account of an article published in the paper from the Lsav enworth Times accusing her of being intoxi- eated during her engagement at the latter place, WAS dismissed yesterday for want of se curitY for the costs.
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The Cshoes strike-NO Change in the
 Situation.

The Cohoes striI.e-NO Change in the
 Situation.
 CcHoEs, April 6-The situation regarding the strike is practically unchanged. The ru- mors that the spinners would to-day make concessions and compromise proved, on in- vestigation, to be without foundation. Se- cret meetings were held, but no decisive ac tion was taken. They say, in an interview on the subject, that $1, ,OOO per week has been promised from Fall River as long as necsEsa- ". Many families of weavers are making preparations to leave the city if Q speedy set clement is not effected. The merchants are much agitated over such action, but unneces- sarily. 1t is thought as their places can be company to- day closed 8 contract for 5O,o0O pounds of filling, to be de- livered in lots of 10000 pounds daily, and orders have been sent to their agents in the East to buy up all that can possibly be procured until further orders. Unless it can be obtained in large quantities the amount already purchased will not last long, as Number One mill alone usss two tons daily. Some few spinning frames are running, however, and the amount turned of by them will help. Trouble is anticipa- ted from the weayers and spinners who were ''docked" two weeks pay on account of leaving without notice. In one case weaver had $11.S0 due, and $6 was de- ducted for rent, $1 for cloth spoiled and the balanee-$4. S0-was retained by the company and his pay envelope marked tsno notice" The operatives will sue for the amount due them. A large mass meeting will be held on Simmons Island nt two o'clock to morrow. Everything remains quiet and orderly. There are no signs of & compromise visible, but the knowing ones are os opinion that it will all be settled by the last of the week.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Case Against Senator szI,l.

He OHAN5 IAS SAHAsI SeHadAIUH HAHE1'
 WASHINGTON, April 6.-In the Circuit Court here today R., T. Merrick, counsel for Sena- tor Hill, moved to dismiss the suit for se- duction brought against him by Jessie Ray mond. Merrick bassd his application for dis missal on the ground that the suit was brought by Mrs. Lockwood, Jessie Raymond's coun- sel, against her wish, and that it was con- spiracy against Senator Hill. In the course of the argument it came out that Mrs. Lockwood had not been notified of the intended applica- tiop, and Merrick said he would not notify her. The court might do so if it chose, but he did not think it necessary. He added that Jessie Raymond had returned to the city again, and If she desired to bring another suit she could come into court and state her prop osition uninfuencsd by those who were be- hind her in the conspiracy.
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EdhR RE NH-

eKsa HoUS on Blake street, Westville. House FEE contains 10 rooms in good order. To the right BMtenant the rent will be low. For particulars, call atMERWIN'S Real Estate Office, 237 Chapel st., or
 o7 M. SHUMWAY, WeatviIe.
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TiIden st1II i'm the 1sce.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The story telegraphed from Washington to the effect that after conference with his friends and number of prominent physicians Hidden had formally withdrawn as 8 candidate for the presidency and had named as his choice Judge Payne, of Ohio, today was the subject of conversation about town. Tildsn's friends on every hand ridiculed the statement, pronouncing 1t an ingenious but exceedingly gauzy yarn. The Republicans thought there was something in it and the Tamnany men were unusually ex- ultant. A reporter called at MT. Tilden's house for the purpose of ascertaining the truth of the report. The reporter sent in his card, but Tilden sent word ''that he was too busy to be seen to-day" Captain Rynders called and was admitted. Subsequently the captain was seen by the reporter, who questioned him about Tilden's health and the rumor of his withdrawal from the presidential race. 'tI know all about the story" said the captain, ''and talked with Tilden about it an hour ago. There is not bit of truth in it from beginning to end. Tflden is In better health than he has been in for years. He hes not been examined by any doctor or doctors. There has not been any conference between him and his political friends about his with drawal, and he has not said to any ona that he is not candidate. I know whereof speak" said the captain, ''siEce my information comes direct from Tilden.''
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other international competition, the principal
 points of which are as follows. A resolution was offered recommending that the Oenten- nial trophy be again offered for competition under the following change in conditions First, that the recognized National Rifle Asso- citation or leading rife associations of the country represented by the winning team shall determine the time and place of meeting at which the next international match shall be shot, and that they shall be the custodians of ing; second, that the home team shall not be allowed to practice on the ground where the match is to be shot until after the ar rival of the foreign competing teams third, that foreign teams must be organized under the national rife associations of their coun- tries, and in case none exists they must come accredited by the leading rife associa- ton of their country
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07
THE OLD WORLI
Germany.

Bismarck R Resigns-EHis Action Thought
 to be Ruses
 BERLIN, April 6.-Ths Federal Council by a vote of 30 against 28 have rejected Prince Bismarck's proposals to increase the stamp duties. The majority is composed of the smaller States of the Confederation, represent ing only about 7,5Oo of the population, while the minority included Prussia, Bavaria and Saxony, representing thirty millions of the population. Upon learning of the action of the Council Prince Bismarck immediately rendered to the Emperor his resignation Of the Chancellorship, but this step is in some quarters regarded as pretext intended to lead up to such Q modification of the constitution of the empire as will centralizs all power at Berlin and confer upon Prussia additional power in the Federal Council.
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Stocks eloged ga follows

Now York proauce Market.
 NEW YORK. Apri G. CoTToN-Easy Uplands. 125l Orleans, l2zs. FLOUR-Duu State "A. 50 @ SC 50; Ohio flour s5 50@$7.25; Western, s4.50@s6Oo; Southern, 8. .4Oa$7.25.
 WaEAl-Quiet Mo- 1 White Apri s1.54; No. White May, s1 3211; No. 2 Winter Red April, - @7; No Winter Red May, s1.365s@37; do. June CoRN-Dul1: Mixed Western, spot, s4s54Ac.; futures, 4S9526c. oATs-stosdy; State, 43S48H; Western, 4294sb per bushsl BEEE-steady; New plain mess, sa.5O@f9.o5. PoRK- Quiet; new mess pork, sll q 5oSs0' per DOL BUTTER-Dun; Ohio, 1s92sc.; State, 228s4e VHISGEY-Nomfnal Western. $1 Os@G9. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINK-Duu at 474@43. RCSIN-DuIlat $1 47A@521.
 TALLOM--SteadY at 61<.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Vermont.
A Tunnel Under the St. Lassrenc

A Tunnel Under the St. Lawrence.
 MONTPELIER, April 6.-Appication will be made to the Dominion Parliament in few days for charter for company to construct a tunnel under the St. Lawrence river be- tween Hochelaga and Longueil. The plans have been perfected and rough estimate of the work has been made. A syndicate have the matter in hand and it iE said there are wealthy men behind the syndicate. The tun- nel will be some eighty feet below the surface of the river with double tracks, but there will be DO accommodations for foot passengers or horse traffic. Surveys have been made and the plan deemed quite feasible. The cost IS estimated at three million dollars.
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WANTED,

pY respectable girl, to do second work or general 4D housework in private family; can give good reference. For further information apply to
 ap6 3tN 225 WALLACE ST, cor MvrtIe
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 6. Mir. Jackson s. Shultz and Mr. Dormsn B. Eaton appeared before the Ways and Means Committee this morning, and advocated Mir. Woods bill favoring what one member of the committee called the old Calhoun doctrine of doing away with the collection of duties on basis of invoics prices, and substituting therefor the ruling local market rates. The hearing will be continued tomorrow.
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MARRIAGES.

CANNON-ROEENFIELD- Monroe, April 4th, Thomas Cannon. Of New York, and Miss Nellie Rosenheld, of Bridgeport sEARLES-MONROE-In New Canaan, March slst, Stephen Searles and AIiss sarah Ann Monroe.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07
New York City.

NEW YORK, April 6. The counsel for the condemned murderers Chastine Cox and Pietro Bslbo informed them to- day of the decisions of the Court of Ap- peals affirming their death sentences. Both of the prisoners received the news without any betrayal of emotion. rs sentence will be necessary in each case
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WANTED. A WOMAN to do general housework "A T: H. WHEELER, First Ave-, West Haven ma29 u north of Elm street
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JoHE II. DAvIs & Co.,, Bankers and Brokerg,)
 No. F Wall street, New York; !
 April 6, 1880. The various Stock Exchange markets wsre urcon- monly quiet all day. In stocks the dealings were restricted scse and operators to be waiting for what will tr.nspro at the Tuseday purchase of the sinking fund tomorrow. The special features were elevated railroad stocks and Canada Southern. The rst-named higher than yesterdaJs lowest on the of yesterday having besn the sguA for such covering Canada Southern G also up, the long-talked-of bill which destroy the busness of tho road having been introduced iuto Congress to-day by Mir. Hu:d. The general stock market steady to strong in the early dealings but after Il o'clock grew rather heavy prices, however ucthsting within narrow limits In the general market Erie, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, Michigan Central and the coal shares have been com paravely acive and the whole list closed tame snd very weak.
 The Bond Market.-Governm bonds were all rer the fours particularly active and at highest Dric
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Room and Power to Rent.
Pleasant Offices to Let

Pleasant Offices to Let ASA IN BREWSTER BUILDING, corner of State I4N and Chapel streets including one corner room -E1Aw1th heat, water and water closet also a meeting room if desired An opportunity to secure as prominent and desirable rent is seldom offered. One front room, two dights. One room, two flights.
 One Hall 40x15.
 Apply to
 ma26 l8s GEORGE H. FORD.
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MAEENE LIST.

MARINE LIST. @ASE PORT OF NEW HAVEN &z2
 ARRIvED-APRIL G. Sch " Tantom, Shoe, Georgetown, coal to Y, & RR.
 Sch Sarah Bird, Hall. Pensacola, lumber to New Haven Steam Saw Mill Go.
 FOR SALE. A One Horse, sound and gentle. Also har S E. A. GEsSNER, @-&@ ap5 At 3O1 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE, K@ A pair of Black Morgan GelGingE, lately 1S arr1Ved from Vermont; are stylish, free GAz-sA travellers; easy, pleasant and safe for a lady to drive together singy; weight 1800 pounds. at W. & R. FOOTE'S ap7 st- Stables, 474 State Street
 FOR RENT. A Barn, between Chapel and Wooster streets, on A Chestnut street. Inquire of
 w. B. PARDEE, ap7 W&S At Yale Iron Works.
 FOR SALE. a Quantity of stable manure. "A S. H. CRUTTENDEN, ap7 Ct Al Union tt treet.
 FOR SALE. So Draught Horse; is young and sound. Also SaH cart, wagon and two sets of harness. All ap7 It. Fair Haven
 TO RENT.
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Converted bvT5p,,.n,nx.

C0hVerted by LiGhtmfnEe
 B1NeHAMToN, April 6.-Lightning struck the Methodist church on High street during prayer meeting, when forty persons were present, Sunday evening, The lightning came down from the roof through the meeting room and four persons were severely shocked, though none were seriously injured. The preacher, later in the evening, took the sub- ject as his theme, and the result was four con- verts. The damage to the church was slight.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Arrivsd, the Helvetia from Liverpool, the Viking from Antwerp, the Utopia from London.
 Boston-Arrived, the Persian from Liver pool. Sailed, the Massachusetts for Liver pool, the Istrian for Liverpool
 Hull-Arrived, the Rialto from Now York.
 Southamp pton-Arrived, the America from Baltimore for Bremen. Sailed, the Rhein from Bremen for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Republic from New York. Sailed the City of Chester for New York
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Rlaine,s Strength in Iowa.

WASHINGTON, April G.-Dispatchss received from the chail man of the Republican State Committes of Iowa report that conventions to elect delegates to the State convention have been held in nineteen counties, eIscting in all 172 delegates. Of these 137 are instructed for Blaine, and the other thirty-thres volun- tariIy pledged themselves to support Blaine.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07

 "A into the country by the sgaside an do Iieht hon work for lady. Address sR e" ap6 2 Journal and Courier office
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THE WEST.
Illinois.

Slccea About Evenly Divideds
 CHICAGO, April G.-The local elections in Michigan yesterday resulted in about an even victory for the Republican, Democratic and Citizens tickets Elections occurred in Iowa
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Ohio.

A Sweeping Republican Victory.
 CINCINNATI, April 6.-The Republicans yesterday elected the Comptroller by 3,8o6 majority, all the twelve members of the school board and ten out of thirteen aldermen.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-07

and Illinois. the Republicans generally carry ing the day. The temperance candidates in some instances were elected The Chicago municipal and Iowa elections are in progress to-day.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT. sRshA THE modern house No. 28 Trumbuu street. Aa5k Price $400. Apply to EskA WALTER OSBORN, ruh90 if 12 Whites Building,
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DEATHS.

HALL-In this city, April 6th Mary s. Lambert, wife of A. B. Hall Funeral Thursday at D. m. Burial at later hour. PHELPs-In this city, on the 9th inst, Henry A. Phelps aged 72 years and months. Funeral will take place from his late residence Mo- 20 Washington street, Wednesday at p. m. RYAN-In this city, April 9th, William Ryan, aged SI years and months.
 TAYLoR-In Jacksonville, Florida, March 3ist, Au- gusta wife of MT. Edwin J. Taylor, and daughter of MT. Horace Mix, of this city. BABooCK-In Mtddletoun, March 2eth, Elizabeth Lyddon, daughter ot Samuel and Helen M. Babcock, aged months and days.
 CoOGAN-In this city, April eth Eddis youngest son of James J. and Bridget E. Coogan, aged years, month and IT days.