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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Az 20 the Solid Sou,h

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 6.-Tbo Advo,.
user says the lawlessness and oppression and
p'under OF the republican party compelled
the solidity of tho south. To that solid;,v
more Than before, she must remain stesdfast
onder her own benign home
rule che has prospered to a
degree that astopished our friends and
confused our enemies. There need not be,
and Will not be, any let,np in tho wouderu II
progress of the south under the regina
whatever it may be, which the republican
party seeks to inaugurate. 1t can indeed be
but blessing to the extent that IL will in.
duce self reliance, great energy. involving the
wonderful wealth and unlimited resources
kind Providence has bestowed mon n,
sunny south. The sun will still sb;ne
genlSl showers will fall, the seed time ant
harvest will bring their blessings on thi,
great people, and we must continue to be ,
power In the world, while our coal, iron an(
other minerals will yield wealth which tn,
worio does not dream Of Let the sole
south he solid always for home rule and hon
est government, and now give its creates
vigilance and wisest counsels, not to nations
poitlcs, or conflicts, or passions of pations
parties, but to the building up and adyanc
ing or our educational and moral intorests
~ may DO that Garfield will prove yer,
aiherent man from what his past record in
dicates. AS far as being an officer of ou,
great republic, with the responsibility of tn,
government, and of millions of people press
ing upon him, no may possibly prove u wis,
and benifcent ruler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
shooung- ARRAY at Ennis-Heavy
snow storm at Fort COncho-
Epizootic among the Horses
Stsan Antonio Election
Returns Etc, Etc
Galveston County.

GALVESTON County.
Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Nov. 5.-The ballot boxes of
all election precincts in the county except
one are deposited with the county clerk. No
duplicate returns having been furnished. the
result OF the vote in these four precincts
cannot be ascertained until the official count
is made, which, however, will not MATERIALLY Y
change the vote as telegraphed last night
Returns from Brazoria and Mstsgords
counIles, received here, indicate that Tones
has beaten Shepard in both. N'
The vote for hoater as far as received
gives Plumley q majority of 1853.
The yawl with four men that went ont tc
to the steamship Dslbeattie, and WINS esrrief y
seward, returned here safely after a tempest
Gus voyage of nine days. 'S'
Colonel John NJ. O aborne is critically i'll
His death is anticipated. 49,
Inc residence Of Frank Lsthrop WA
struck by lightning during the storm las
hlgnt. The damage is slight.
Weather is stormy and cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Hood County.

special t1the Herald.
GrAnbury, Nov. g. Election quiet. Fo,
governor Roberts received 1889; Hanman
4i Hancock and Weaver, about the
same as for Roberts and Hammsp. Gar6o,d
dll not get vote; Wellborn, for congress
I0So; hearby, for congress, 50. John II
lrsylor' the present sheriff of Hood o,,Intv
Is Is elected. Representative from the counties ~
wSo,i,, mUoI, oohameryell and Bosque, by an over
,Sa WSne'',llns majority, getting 078 votes more
.nsn q si sae combined votes Of Captain Pickett,
,i rlgnt'ng doe Robinson and DR.. Oclo.
;a,a, u,hn, Is elected county clerk Duke COUNTY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
HOu3tOu Hama

speclal to the Herald.
u u IN, Nov, 5.-In the Central n achine
shoFss- here to-day, blacksmith named
James " hite got into an alteration with his
striker, striker, negro, named Phillip Manual
Ulaer r. negroes who saw tho difficulty saw
thSt White ,msdea motion to strike the ma.
gro The latter was too fast and seized m
ola SPADE and struck White over the head
iiaMSturing Mt the skull and fatally iniuring him
Inc count in the fourth ward box Il being
nnsneu ,h tonight Many people charge ,hsI
there has beon some shnnnniran.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
San AntOuio Items,

EPeVIaI 10 Ihe HQTald,
San Antonio, Nov. ga special from
ror' ooneho says it has been showing all
night and to-day. The snow is now living
nine inches deep on the ground on a Level.
Inc I'M 6epizootie is here and has attacked some
oi ,ne hhest animals in San Antonio.
ana now 1t turns out that f. G. Apder-
SON. republican, is elected floater of Berar
snd m Oomal counties, instead of NJ. 0. Green.
w, very cold here tonight, with some pros
pect of freeze before daylight. f'''
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The Snndringnnm A si,nrn

Washington, d. o., Nov. 5.-The signal
corps station at Cape Henry, N. G., report,
TO the chief signal officer that the British
steamer Sandringham, Captain Joe Mackey
from Galveston to Glasgow, with cargo Of
cotton, wcni Ashore half mile south of tha,
ststlon. She is in fourteen feet of water, and
will probably get off
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Williamson County
Special to the Herald,

Georgetown, Nov. .5.-The count of the
vote is incomplete, there being several pre-
clncts yet to hear from. The state and no.
uonSl '! ticket will have about 800 plurality,
Shepard. thus far, has 1885; Jones. 7sO
for congress Shepard's majority will bo
say 900. For the legislature, Arnold dam, M,
oerat '9O; Henderson,. independent s sas.
Adkins, greenbacker, 597. The oombino5
republican and greehback vote will probsblv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Killed by "a CoIl,s,e,

70 . s''on' ss.' Nd, Nov, GA collision asn
10 a misplaced switch, occurred !, pona -"
ha, ," n0'p on tho Erie railroad this mora,as.
oVsseSn f,siss, the Hackeussck passenger t,si =
rng arg,gnl train standing on ,ba IA Ss,,, , y,
DS%eer DnSn;S WA kenbnsh and an oiler os,na% 49,
sJp,u sta,Ir were instantly killed, and n srams
thasslly h0ay injured One passenger T in tho hasmA
'0oso was Killed and several wonna.a ae Sar
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Count Won Arnim,n rronann.

London, Nov, 5-A Berlin dispatch to lle
Times says Count II. Won Arnim renewed
the petition, based on high medical certs-
cate, Of the.precarious state Of his health,
for a suspension of tn sentence against him,
snd that he may be tried for high treason. Of
which be believes he can provo himself limo.
cent. He has been fcfIied by the higher
LEGAL authorities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Freight Trains Run Together,

Cincinnati Nov. 5.-Two freight trains
7an together on the Marietta & Cincinnati
road near Moorevile yesterday. Engineer
Frank Long and Fireman Charles Reck
were killed and six ofiho crew wounded. but
none fatally. The collision is said to have
been caused by tho negligence of the train
diSpalcher
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Fannin County.
Special to the Herald.

bonham, Nov. 5.-Returns from all
'ne precincts in this county show
large majority for the democratic
ticket. II can no longer be- charged tha,
Fannin county is cf doubtful democrStic
majority as the independents had the stronSest
ticket in the field that could have been ss. e.
ieeled by them. Judge Chenoweth's msior.
ny ,E over 0olonel Lyday for tho legislature is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Land League Meeting

Boston, Nov. 5-A meeting was held at
Fanuol hall tonight in furtherancs of the
principles of the Irish land league. About
twenty-five hundred persons attended. p.
j. Hotty presided, and speeches were made
by Michael Davitt, John Boyle, OReiley
and others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Mississippi valley comsnIssion

Springfield, Mo-, Nov. 5.--The governor
to-day appointed Hon. Washington Bush.
neil, of Ottaws; Hon. A. w, Melcalf, of
Edwordsvile; Il. s. Osborne, of Quincy rs
members Of Mississippi valley, state com.
missioh to represent Missouri at the meeting
Of the commissioners inst Louis, on the oth, M,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Affairs in Au.,,n
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald
Austin, Nov 5-The ,.ad sales are down
TO Wichita county, only Wilbarser and
Zayalla counties remaioiog to be sold.
Seth Shepard, according to sll returns is
ahead Of &. W. Jones for congress.
Cold and rainy weather. Cotton pieLibe
Is suspended. P'"'"s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
chinamen In a Flax ru,

New York, Nov. GA Patterson NJ ~
,p,v", nann j.. says the Barber fax spinning com.
anon S mn, thereby creating much na;s,s,,S sSsS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

spsei l 10 the Herald
Atlanta, Nov. 5.-Cass county went
between 400 aud 500 democratic. Tho
greenbackers and republicans had a
poor show at this place. The democrats
poled to /. The preenhacLsrs
had stronghold two yesrs ago 10 his
county. ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

Weekly net receipts. ssc, rro.,. 1lE
eoasswIse eoaf ie Great Britain os France, cis ss
bales stock 50, ,03s bales. '''"-i salesa e,AE
9o1,.S, mSoi nr,n hnd foirly active, domestic 49,.
IgSa' IS9a' pulled sO@i2; unwasbed iis.v Tass asees
New orleans ny se%e,a wisa - iair rde wet saite
igaos Mosas selected, % to 70 lbs, ii l.s@.s. xs
,mYney, y@3%; exchange. iSi, n,..-
iioT, s 4 Snu lCd. d1oSseri ser. new s. loi2; SxsS
N'S' . iV'i State bonds nominal -
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n'gn' IN which Carey Alexander was sho
Tso T1nsough Inc shoulder by Charley Moore
Aus mou not considered dangerous.
a 70 ~! fell during the day; also soma
snow, wl.A high north wind. ''V ''''0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

gr So, i.sos, crt,i -oa,oVoi net receipts n n,s;
Eionr ESi%u,ipenl ,n Slgel coastwise, ii1o EMO
8 it@oi oios' O.. 0O' Xxx 71s6 Ooi CHER err ersaso o
Porl; quiet but weak. IA
Drr.ssIt S.ru ssiIftauyi tierce, sk@s, keg, pk.
nncts 4 f"ts meats iirmerj qifoted: abo,,s.
Bacon d an. 'ear ara, ribs, 80 clear sides, s
oianr rlba, 2, clear sIdt 8 os '"0u'uers' oA@S
Hams dnli quoted: cso,cs .
canyassed 0 l.2mI0S. '"o'oe sugar cured
ColIee ClIey onie, 1iss,sayi western rsctined. Osa.Ie
prime, llR@l5. 'ark"e ordinary ts
c1,mg smgar scarce but nrm, common 20 -,
uSInon, nrInin ~ ooO@l-si fair 10 fully fa,r 70 SEA
1ns lt@s 70 choice, 7A@K, yellow elapiii%s9s giiii%s
l nice steadyi ordinary to cho,.. ..
''sn'S' part sterling, lsli consnls. 40 icsSn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

A Shooting scrape at Eunis.
Special to the Herald.
Ennis, Nov. ga row occurred here la,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

Vicksburg, Miss, Nov 5.--The election
commissioners of Warren county. composed
oil Two democrats aad one republican, threw
out 2oo9 Garfield tickets and 2O29 for
Lynch republican candidate for congress- on
Tue gr'"'7 that they wero not In lesal form
under the avs of Mississippi e ~ -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
The sennte and

Washington, D. Q. Nov. GA special 70
the Star from New YORK says it is admitted
at republican headquarters that the demo-
Gratis Will have majority of one in the sen.
ate. AT Tammany Hull it is admitted that
10 to Is, " "a
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COMPARATIVE sTATEMrNr

s,y ,MeeAiy nat receipts, 1924; gross. ---..
shipments, II SS6; sales, 9,0l7 beIes B
IN, 7c@91i cLoice, a 95t95 l5. inncy quoasIe
Whisky steady, 10. oo8fsA
Pork quieti Jobbing, "a 90.
Lard quiet, AT = co.
sboaISors nla meats ds, ,I%S In%omnal for car lots o
Bacon scarce; nothing done; shonIlersk 4 10.
rib, G5@70; sides, -. '"o''i-ers'o w.
ST. LouIs, Nov: 8. : Hogs lower, ouotsi,
pSehns vlk1ls ana aosa. Bsaa..'mores, 1904 ID, mixe6
500. '-'' snipmentS
Cattle dulls supply mainly OF commo.,
g,"yosi ~ good eVnSa 1I9a butchers stun sS@5o; iaf
prime 70 choice native shipping steers Low o. ~
sheep quiet and uachauecl; ,s ,YS sAa,
shipments, none. ~ ip's, 2St
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
GALVESTON
KANSAS CITY


KANSAS City, Nov, b.. Wb.. A.,
S3sei No Sspot, Sbh 'n'"' NO. spot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Mimnesnfn.

st. Paul, Nov. 5.--Tho state, complete,
gives GARFIELD 10000 majority. The legisla-
ture standa as follows: Senate, republican.
50; democrats. 10; house of Representatives
and ereenbaokers, 10.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
John Anderson, Martin Duffy, 80 days;

John Anderson, Martin Duffy, 80 days;
Mary Davis. continued; Lulu Perry, $5.
Disorderly Conduct-Charles ONeil $3;
James Brewer, 80 dyas; Lille Deppe, Mary
Sherman, James Barrett Thomas Coleman.
Pat. Burk, dismissed; Thomas Mularky, 10
DAYS.
Assault and Battery-Charles Curren,
continued; John Harmon. 8 months; John
Behammer, $40; Walter Nuckols. dis
missed.
Miscellaneous james Cullum, Albert
Marslow, malicious destruction of prop
ertv, dismissed; George Miller, Newman
Hood, known gamblers. continued; Geo.
w. Long, injuring building, continued;
F. Klinker, abusing family, dismissed; /;
Thomas Flaherty, burglary, bound over;
James Thompson. Robert Thompson,
assault, &C., bound over; John Daily,
same, dismissed; Henry Harris, known
thief, 5000; VIM. Condor, murder in the
second degree, continued; George Dixon,
John Bromagen, James Mcdonald, sus.
picious person, continued; David
Crawford, petit larceny, 5000
80 days; Charles Bloom. vagrancy, 80 days;
Mary Cook, Matte Davis, Hattie Whiting,
same, continued; l. Terrell. same 5000;
Chas. Atchley, peddling, etc., dismissed
Frank Nagel. selling from unsealed meas
ures, continued; J. W. Riley, grand larceny,
dismissed; Henry Jeffry, fast driving, s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
THE GREAT REGATTA.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the STAR
PROVIDENCE, June H.-The drawings for
positions in the great regatt of to-day t ok
place Yesterday. The following are the
positions ia the amateur race and the
colors:
/. VIM. Murray, crimson.
2. T. G. Murphy, drab band.
g. G. FITZGERALD, blue and black band.
F. G. Holmes, blue and white.
s. Edward Hayden. white band.
George Gaisel, dark blue band.
T. John Buckley, green band.
8. Joseph Laing, black and white.
8. A. ri izgerald, black band
Folio wing are positions drwn by pro-
fessionals:
l. Wallace Rose, yellow band.
2. George W. Lee, black and blue band.
3. J. H. Rilev, white shirt and red band.
A. Horatio N. Delano, white shirt and
g. Jas. A. Teneyck, lavender.
6. Fred. A. Paisted. blue band.
7. John A. Kennedy, drab band.
8. Gen. Fl. Hosmer, red band.
8. Jacob GandiOn, black band.
TO- James Dempsey. green band.
II. Robert Watson Boyd, green and
white band.
r. Edward Hanlan, blue shirt and
white handkerchief.
This morning the sky is clear, with no
wind. The water is smooth and every.
thing indicates that the races will be
rowed to-day. Frenchy johnson will
probably be withdrawn. The two Fitzl
geralds nave not vet turned up. The races
will be called at 3:15 p. m. and 3:45 p. m.
The amateurs first
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
An Ameri can Union Victory.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.

ATLANTA, June 1.-THE Supreme Court
Of Georgia yesterday rendered its decision
in the case OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company versus the American Union Tel
egraph Company upon the question Of the
right OF the latter Company to build tele-
graph lines upon the various railroads in
Georgia, the Western Union claiming ex-
elusive riehts. The Court unanimously
sustained the lower Court, and held the
Western Union exclusive contracts void
upon all the grounds upon which the
American Union assailei them. .t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
WASHINGTON.
The President and Governor
Hartranft's Nomination.
Turning Their Footsteps Toward
Cincinnati.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star
THE TILDEN PROGRAMME.
WAsHINGToN, June T.-Charles Nord-
hotf telegraphs from here to the New York
Herald that the plan of the Tilden mana
gers in the Convention will be to hold
their forces together. as the Grant forces
we're held together at Chicago, until the
preference of the Convention is plainly in
di Gated, and then name the candidate.
Many Democrats, members and others
will leave here for Cincinnati tonight and
tomorrow morning.
AS TO HARTRANFr's APPOINTMENT.
The President has referred the question
of Ex-Gov Hartranft's appointment to the
rostion of Collector of Customs of Phila-
phia to the Attorney General for his
opinion as to its proprety. A decision
will not be rendered for some days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE II, 1880.

Company and the carrying railroads was
set aside on the 7th inst. This disruption
was occasioned by the Erie Railway, which
has been allowing rebate of twenty-five
per cent The result of the disruption will
be general cutting of rates for oil trans
portation, and it is not unlikely that the
old rate of eighteen and twenty cents per
barrel will prevail instead of seventy-ive
or eighty cents under the agreement just
broken,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
Drawing Exhibition Of chiokerins Institute

The mechanical and architectural draw
ings now on exhibition in Blossoms win
dow, No. 1856 West Fourth street, have at
tracted marked attention during the past
week. They are the work of scholars from
twelve to seventeen years OF age, quite a
number of whom, we understand, never
have received any instruction in drawing
before this last school year, and none over
three years. Some Of them are highly flu
ished, and we'll merit the attention be-
vt wed upon them. Not only the scholars
des erve praise for their work, but also the
school, who has taken the pains of intro
ducing, in a thorough and practical man
ner, q branch of cducati on the value Of
which is now fully recognized. s@,,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
Break In the OIL Compact.
.tlonAl Associated Press to the Star.

NatIOnhI AsSOcluteu FreSS 70 the Staf.
New YORK, June H.--Ihe formal an
nouncement Of the disruption Of the COM
pact for an established schedule Of rates
for oil transportation was made to-day. It
was stated in the dispatches Of the National
Associated. Press a week ago that the con-
tract had been broken.
1t is developed to-day that this arrange
ment between the Tide Water Pipe Line
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17

The boy, Benny Nyce, Mrs. Nyce and Mrs.
DR.. Cutter all jumped out
BENNY was badly cut about the head, and
will probably live. Mrs. Cutter was badly
bruised about the head and body, also hurt
internally, and may die. Mrs. Nyce had
both legs broken, skull fractured in several
places, and died in an hour.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
Has Her lamps Trimmed and
BURNING
National Associated Press TO the star

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 17.-The Board of
Health recognized yesterday by electing
DR.. VIM. H. Long President. rhe sanitary
condition of the city is excellent. and no
fears whatever are entertained of an epi.
demic here even should the South be ut.
tackled, witch is not now probable.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
GLINTS FROM GOTHAM.
Meanness, Meanderings and Monkey
shines Of the MetrOp0litans.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
New YoRK, June l7.-Chief Oper-
ator Drummond, Of the United
States Secret Service, has received notice
from Washington of the appearance OF a
new and very dangerous counterfeit one
hundred-dollar note on the National Ex-
change Bank OF Baltimore, Md.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SENT UP.
John G. SCHNEIDER, Justice of the Peace,
residing at Youngsville, Sullivan County,
N. Y, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Benedict TO confinement at hard labor fol
two years in tie Albany Penitentiary, and
to pay fine Of $500 for swindling an old
woman. . ..'
FROM OVER THE SEA.
Mrs. Olive Logan Skies, M. de Pressente
and Mrs. Isaac Chapman Bates are among
the passengers who arrived last night ir
the steamer Canada from Havre. Baron
r. sen arrived in the Hamburg steamer
Wieland. rr
LIE DUO AND HIS WORMS.
Commissioner LIE Due, of the Bureau Of
Agriculture, has finished his examination
of the districts in Queens and Suffolk
Counties. L. l., that were infected BY the
army worm. A second and more damaging
incursion of the worms is feared. 1heil
presence is attributed to the mild winte
and warm, dry spring.
NAN THE NEwsBoY.
NEW York, June 17.-Nan the Newsboy
appeared in his police uniform for the hrs
time last evening. He did patrol duty IL
the Fourth Ward, and attracted much at
tention.
THE STEWART CASTLE.
Mr.. VIM. Libby, the surviving senio
partner of the house Of A. L. Stewart u TO.
is to occupy the castle Of Mrs. A. I. Stew
art at Fort Washington this summer. Th
thorough and extensive repairs and refur
nishing of the castle which have been il
progress for some time are rapidly ar
preaching completion.
THE TAMMANY TRAIN.
John Ke'l :. Augustus Schell, John ]
Mooney, Orlando Potter, Major Quinc.
and Judge Clancy, all Tammanyites, LEI
in the private coach Stella, and a numbe
of the friends of Judge Field left in th
Wagner coach Madison for Cincinnati owe
the New York Central to-day. Bot
coaches are attached to the same train.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
polioe Court Docket.

Drunk-James Brewer. Margaret Shay,
John Beckman, Fred. Halter, James
White. Pat Mccarthy, Thomas Grotty, e;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17

LosDos, 6ne 1.-THE Prince of Wales
presided to-day at the opening Of the har-
bor at Hollyhead, Wales
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
DIED FROM YELLOW FEVER.
t,ona1 Associated Press to the Star.


New York, June IA Mr.. Stroeble,
cabin passenger by the steamer Colone from
the Isthmus, died from yellow fever at
quarantine yesterday. Owen MacLean,
steerage passenger from Aspinwall, also
died from he same disease and was buried
at sea. .,
ANOTHER BATCH OF MoRMONs.
Nearly three thousand emigrants landed
at Castle Garden during the past twenty
four hours. Among them are three hun
dred and thirty Mormons, accompanied by
eleven missi naries, bound for Utah. u. "a
INDIAN sTUDENTs VACATION.
Twenty-Five Indian students from Hamp-
ton Institute, Va. are now in this city on
their way to Berkshire County, Mass,
where they are to spend the summer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17
That Have Been Rented.

To reduce our stock, we offer these
instruments at such prices as will in.
sure speedy sale. With few exceptions
they are late styles, of standard makes:
some OF them are good rs new, having
been used only few months. This Is
an opportunity to get good Piano at Q
bargain. Among them are:
/ Steinway & Sons Square. I. 1915
/ Cottage Upright. .. ........ 100
1 Fischer Cabinet Grand. ...... $40
/ Haines Br0s.' Square. -. 225
/ Chickering 4 Sons Square. -. $50
! Kranich & Bach Square. ;. 80. 275
! Ernst Gabler Upright Cabinet
Grand. =. $3.50. -. 225
2 Rosewood Pianos. each. =. 100
l Gale & Co. 20
8 small Uprights, for practice =. 110
Full Description on Application.
The above prices are for net cash, or at an ad-
vance OF ten per cent The terms will be one-fifth
cash, balance in four quarterly or twelve monthly
payments. The Pianos will be delivered In the
city. or boxed and delivered at depot, free Of
charge.
We also offer the largest and most complete
stock of new Piano. and Organs in the city, at the
most reasonable prices and terms
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-17

FURNISHING GOODS, nc. +.