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4 coed story 10 told OF pa5so0 VINO
vas preaching - candidate in little
town in the northsrn pan u E6ousyls
MIA. The church felix's we're . somewhat
prstentious people. ~ nomeaus learned-
yes paffsd up witA IN unaasrsstsd
idea Of thsir oWn stt6inn4nts. Thsy
wanted . scholarly pestoe- Before
starting for the plscs the o.adidase
met a old clWied lleue veo bad
had some experience in the came
neighborhssd. and Who edvised him -
.eiysuNsSsoms Lain esd 0Soek: it
vAfrisklS thSir vanity. and they'll Get
yoa doUo 81 very o0oes 0an- 1nsse
vas . lite difficulty in the way Of the
ninistee's giviag his heeresu . oeoo OF
IHkin end 0rssk, for h knew % sore
a oithss lapRaags thA6 IL 100 he
Vas % preach to But he wss equal to
tie emergency; he ~ . n.ssye q
Wslss. and spche Wekh - wdk = e
dik EsRlish. shouGh tie 10 go
the aasy lana uafo h4 nnsw sn5tl(4g
sb1ut Whsn II gses nt6sly bio IA.
sermon, hs introduced litsls pasaage
Ut Scripture asd aid: TIM 6esssxy
has besa slightly sitsfSd. YR snl44
The orieiosl Hsbrsv that zen casK1up
its ful msaniug. Ivili sssa Il, tofYoa
In Hehrev- % tat va nv 6aanro-
bend i aeess ssssctlys 80 9zQ4
r. -: I. s; T. - 4 a. 81
M podded spprevsl. - thoeeh they
vouId ~. sThst's ths sts6t tSet's the
kind a aSinRn1oafsrR n the.
uiu6seer W. ~ 81 ne fbees Of ~
hearers That b bad made . bic. e.ns
could not BE- corfsotly rs6dSrSd III
Eoslish, -sTbis peeaoee.' aid be. ehas
tsSS "a Z the eSidI6al 49, SpSf5s
cisted. In al the. .laaanaees thspe 10
none l know a vhich f6S n1eeufu9 ia
be 20 we'll exprveaedr -. IN 0resk. I
will red yod he vefs3 n Gfeek. ia
again he esye then : hnazWeaai "a.
tsnce. Again the dsScoos noddsa ap-
provinsly. snd beS>rs lon the ainistsr
founlag 1neunnfy 70 Il RI NEfse in
Lsstn, - Nj - learerS III uhdes-
stand Il thorouehly.' and gave thsm .
little nnora Welch. -fknrVthinr -
soips ~ - smoe1 NJ ~ - 1isf1s
Ter. = - approochad the md 81 his
ssrneu. thonsht he vouI6 si,a Ahem
iuat ooe nors tasts az The az ka.
xusess. lam aboat 70 ~ yoa. 80
Is. -,aaefhars - - q 90 6SkGX
Butii II 49, "a p - 49, tfSf
hdvS Nm Altered "a the trasslet;ou.
and I Win read IL - Won - - 49,.
dsio, in which T. rite sn1Vf1
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aotice q Application to Purchase
IL -:r,s Timber Land, ~ +

uHnEp 6rA1Rs nIzrnzcr Lam OSyIcE, v
Olympia, Warrington Territory.
NOfICE IS hereby GIVEN THAT. IN
4N co1ppiisncs Nth ~ provisious 81 the Acs
o. Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled IAN
aesr0r the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF
Ca1soensa. OreRons Nevsas sut- washfugsuu Ter
son Territory. has TIM Day h!<d ID tnis oflce his
sppaiseeoA s. npfcA4ps the y h Of NWh Of 6ec-
y Won np 9. u 1ounship No. IS North, Range No.
eS % - Wtlsnefsp MefiSfan.sF' ~
ena 9l persons claiming adversely. The
seid deNs1eed ma - auy pnrsion thereof. srs
reqHre9 - ~ ta1ir claims An thls oelDe
v1 1s. q5tY 90l dayr fsom dete hereof. Tsfs.
We. ~ s9 - = ea 3 " Saes, = e 9
4 1T. mOVI.
eW1ov 1agistw e ~ IAna OlRco.
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ND'T TIC : 'P|!gBlIc.ATIoN

KaW LAxD O31Icg AZ 0LYMPIA. W.T.,l
--I. SIS 20. MAkcA 46sh, ~
HNoyI@p Is f4kp1bQJ RIyRN'srHAr THE
SI. .2fs I'D fB sS ass y IL g
clsin- Ana zeeelusi Aznl ientzy fhssool. snd thas
se,d proof VII b ,nafa befors shs ypdes. ~ 10
80 - 1890 the .Qerk Of the Distgics Court =
Of Asy,sA. 2. lss0. ssn 81 did. II (
$c1s y Puacu4. HoPestead applicafion No,
islS: fUsas NJ ia nv. & Of NE. Z Of Bsction
zSLovnsnil a Heeshs Ranee East. and names
residepce upon and cultivation Of said
49,. ~; 1eq1Apin stretch. sof f3pohomtsh. 6uD<
nomsn cousty. ". r; George Bracket and
oeu} SMITH eoeA Of 6eattle. King Co. W.T., and
rel Dawson. Of Pert Madison. Kitssp county.
.sA.-.ke4~ - 1T. BROWN.
= - Register.
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Rmission. 1verSion to Society. Dimness of Vision.
Noises in the Head: the vital h1id passing unob-
served In the urine. and many other diseases tbss
lead to insanity and death. ~.
DIR. BINTIE viii sgI ee to forfeit FIVE Hun.
pRED DOLLARS for case of this Kind the vTrAL
RESTORATIVE. tunder his special sdyice land
treat4nent1 VII not cure. or for anything Impure
or in5unous found In IL. DR. MiNffE treats al
Private Diseases SUCCESSFULLY without mercury.
CoNsULrAfIoh FREE. Thorough examination aud
advice. including analysis OF urine. s. 90. Price
OF WAL. RESTORATIVE. $500 bottle, or four
times the quantity. $1,000; sent to any sddr, q
upon receipt OF price. or G. o. D., secure from
and In private name IL desired, BY
-sf "A. L. MlNTIE, NJ. D..101i
IL kearny Street, San Francisco, Gal.
DIR. MINTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET.
ICUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Cen,plaints, Gonorrh9a, elect, Iepoorrhosa. For
sale 10y all druggists; sl.00 bottle, six bottles for
DR. MfNTIE'S DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the market. For sale BY all dEusgists. a,l-
80 srss.tsy- 49, ss5@ - ftg.ss-s - r"~S =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
bays a@s al 1E =
NOTICE
House Raising and Moving
!. .ea. Apparatus

On Puget Sound belonging to the late Isaac vii
ton. am prepared to do any worn In that line on
the shortcss notice and in tie most complete
manner. Will 20 to any place ON the Sound The
best of references given. =
Ali orders left at the Hardware store Of r. VI.
WUSfH0FF, on Frost street, viii be promptly
attended to.
q Also lack 6sEoVs and othrr apparatus can be
had Of him On Application at reasonable rates.
S'zat.i s "a 5@''o2 d w. BURRlrr.
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notice FOR PUBLICATION lILdIe(,AlI,T 4
ispi LSk0 byrsex Al OIY2rrA. ~ r.. /
fra,f aas4-gttY Auks3 a. l8s0W "A

s. .rort IaarSisI As1S -. issdS ..iss.
MO- ICE - HERERY GIVEN THAYa3HE,
An HqoiiSSfAe nsmed sstttef hi Aied nciics 81
ms fntfntioe 10 make Anap prof ID supp6fj ~
the proof Of witnesses Viii be made before T. r.
Ludlow. Esq. CLERK Of the District Court At B.
:ssls. "; = on Saturday, tha l2th day cf June.
yAces =. KxFx, Irs-snptian D. q. No. Asos. q
Tor the n. Of 6W, and Sc. \ OF Sw. %
ssctioa 2. tIowAahip 2s Norsh. Ranges Esst. ana
! eaues the folloying = bis yitnssees Il, prove
81 e1etnSixsf. Wstm6nt Jossph Dunlep n.
e Ss,s.1 sa1. r. L Aslsos, all Seattle ykins
{ aas-1stsf lid .ahes1. T. BRowN. Rssistsr. Z.
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, VIII leave on the following astes:@

] These stesmess have Vtctofis - noon on the
DAY adysgtised. Tickets are good only on the
stea.hef for which they Are purchased. and are
not tEsnsfenbla .ts.sgc lFEsK'Je. { =
-s.ihii INDUCTION IN FREIGHT. va -
Hereafter the freights which, Is per tariff. have
been. s. psr tpnsyih b charged u IS per ton. SO
From and after this data ALL ,BA00AaK Of RuRat
va Vjctorip viii b under castom-house zeal, and
Will not be ,sutdect TO- sxaminstion by custom.
house authorities in ssn FrsYetsce. ;aiF.4 /.
Seattle. yuly 10. 1879. = ~ -.
For freight q tsbAes apply on bosy.i. o. 70 :.
f3EetE III ansH. l. TIBBALS,
70 9o s'As' 4ss sar s? To rnass sG, W. e
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is q never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
-ddtminaI Wea 1 ne 30. .
sR sssSSpss 1 lSsr !,
Ga Paralysis. sndf Al
the terrible effects Of
aslfp Abusss yDuthfai
folles. and sxcsssas in
maturer years = such
- LeGs Of Memory.
IAnsitudo Nocturnal
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
M.gI..GIDD0N'S
DISpENSARY.

600 KEARNEY ST.
OAC corner Of Com-
merclil street. San
FsaDciscO. Estsblished
De ltJA for ths treat
smtnt 81 Sexual and Sem
1oAl Dlsease6. such %
Heo1e4rhsas ei0oe
SSiss1t;s ;;SES:.'XSela.s.lss
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04
TESTIMONIALS:
No. 1s6 Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January ), 1ssD.

No. 1s6 Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January ), 1sSl.
whom II may concern:
o. the 18th day Of June, 1870, an abcess
so,,.s,l ON the loft hin Of my wife, which lies.
treysd the use Of the limb aud left her help.
IN, Her sutferings were terrible. and her
N1s wss rapidly sbbing away. After trying
evsrything that could BIZ Thought or heard Of
n medicine, without relief. 1 then heard Of
asd ssot far DR.. Il. X. Roberts, Who BY his
vital sychs.msgnstic power. In few weeks,
restored the use III the limb. She IL now
ahle % walk IN hin office for treatment and
bssk home without assistance.
signed W. 8. BASSErT,
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In the treatment OF the following diseases
Dr. Roberts system has NO EQUAL In pr"
ducing speedy and permanent cures viz Ner
YOU, khsumatisn,, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Cont
Artiewlsr Rheumatism, Lateral, PoStcrior and
Anterior Curvatures III the Spine. Dyspepsia"
Drepsy, Abdominal Dropsical rum"rs, Ner'
yeas Debility, Paralysis, shaking Palsy
Pslpitstion 81 the Heart, Diabstss lnc,p''
est Consumption, Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis,
lAes NJ Voice, Kidney Diseases. Liver Com
Dlsist, Partial insanity, Srrofuls, liOp"tency
Les ~ Manly visor, Sterility,. Falling Of tGs
Womb, Bsldness, Piles, Fistula, Syph''.s oil
yemsle Diseases Leucorrhra, Flour Albas
Painful Msns,ruation, Suppression, OF the
NeUves etc., etc.
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n. 4 N. J.CUNNlNGHAn.

7 n. l. N. J.CUNNlN6HAn.
ATTORNEYS At Law.
st. Denis Street, NatchitOches, La.
WILL give prompt and personal at
w tention to all bnsiuess entrusted to
their care.
Practices in the District and Parish
Courts in the Parishes Of NatchitOches,
Red River, DeSoto and Sabine, and before
the Supreme Court ut Monroe and New
Orleans. Jan 5 7s-1y.
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Miscellaneous.
Grand Ecoro
WARE

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
uAvlN0 pareAashed tho busines ol
III Chambers 4 Barbee st this point,
and sscnrsd their services, ! an prepas.
ed 70 store and forward promptly, oil
fieights and cotton consigned 70 my care
Rates At storage in future will b n
follows:
Fifteen Costs per bsrrel tor trsights.
Thisty.6ve Ce6ts Per hale for Cotton.
:. WI. FRENCH.
March 9l-tf.
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Saint Charles College,
GRAND COTEAU, la.
Conducted by FATHERS Of the S'c'1'
ny Of JESUS.
TY Of JESUS.


LOCATION most healthy and pleasant
on the Alexandria Branch Of thc H
gan N. O. and Texas Railroad; . . .:s,,
hy rail from Vcrmillionvi'lc. hSaa. .".
play grounds and avenues Of ca,! OAK 'ussH
BUILDINGS comfortable. Cnu"H; -.
new aud magnificent; divine sers'eI, ,a,s.
prssivc. FARE substantial and .. I.;",
some. EDUCATION paterna!. c"' n,...
ting the heart AS we'll as the mind, v ..s.
steal. Scientific and Commercial! Cou ..;"s
Special attention paid to liook'kt sI".s
and Pcu,nanslip. TERMS .w."h;"s
Per Session; Board, Tuition; W v;'.I;eai
$3.50: Bed and Bedding slo: M :".l..
Fees $40 First Entrance or "'a''""
ton lrc $40. =. o,.otpr
OPENING Of Session 1880 NJ. o1" -
lth. REFERENCES: President :" y q
Charles Collesc-Jcsuit Fathers ~ :
Nov. 2O-ly.
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BEST :: ;;; ; y; y: :: i: :; :;

required. We will start you. Sl2 aday
and upwards made at home W ,''e H.
Instr;ous. Men. women. boys and girls
wanted everywhere t" work for ". NOV
is tho time. YOu can devote your whot
time to the work. or only vonr SPAR
moments. NJ other business vii! ply
you nearly as well. N" ono willing TO
work ca, fail to make enormous pay W
engaging at once. Costly Onitt aud
terms tree. A great opportunity i"r max
ing money easily and l"''"!ao'y. A.
dress Iuc 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Ner md rcry AttrNctirs Styles aVs
aaAeon now ready. Best Cabinet
AND or Parlor ORGANS in the
6AMllN World, Of highest dis'iae'
nneAMc ton ut every great world
UuUhIVO exhibition for thirteen
years. Prices, s5l, $50. sGc, -, s'@. to
$500 and upward. For easy payments
SG:,S a quarter and upward. CataIcs yn
free. MASON 4 IlAMLlN ORGAN ~ W.;
l54 fremont st.. BOSTON; 46 East li. u
st., Onion Squarc.) NEW iokk; )"
Wabash Ave-, CHICAGO. @'' ="
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SDeelal Notice.-Csvil Bray, ESQ.,, Of
Vernon parish, IL the duly authorized
agent for the INDICATOR in Vernon par.
jsh, and oil contracts made by him will
be fully ratified and carried ont by US.
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Carpenters.
DALEY & BRAZIL,
CARPEN TIERS
Un(le1.t0lxel's.
NANCn1r0CHE9 IA

NATCu1TOCaES. La.
WILL perform any work IL their line
w - we'll and ~ chesply "A II can 10
done by any body. and hope for share
VI public patronage.
Furniture repaired anl varniaheil, and
made ~ good w new. Upholstery work
Of oil kind promptly attended 10.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23


The life and labsps of John Bartram. the
pennsylvania Quaker farmer and pioneer
American botanist Of the last century.
TOWNS the subject Of the opening article in
tAs February Harper. Another very In
tssesting paper is entitled Washington as
. Bursher," giving an account of the &C.
tons and occupations OF the Father Of His
Country during his youth, and in the In.
tsrvai Of his rural retirement immediatsly
pseceding the revolutionary IaI "Grpb
bsakes and Millioas' is the title nf an ayti.
dc on Lesdvile, descriptive of life
end character, the resources and
development of this famous mining
lscalify. Foreign Tips'' 10 an amusing
end entertsiniDg article on the universal
and tie arbitrary and annoying customs
and methods Of exacting fees fr m Ameri.
an travellers in Europe. "A Visit 10 the
Republic Of San Marino'' Is an entertaining
description Of this curious little State, this
political phenomenon with its history, gov
srnlnent policy, people. etc Tnese, too,
with the accountof "A Fam,us Breviary,"
are all finely illustrateo. The other con.
tents are ''The Percheron and Norman
Horse" with pictured specimens of the
breed; "A Night in an Avslanohe;;" "Tl.e
DrOp Star. legend Of Lake Kayutah.n . II.
lustTstsd poem; "A Symposium OF Wood
Envravers;" the two serials, "Mary An.
serIy," and "Wbits Wings" and short
Disees Of pieces Of fiction. ste, etA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
How Q Farmer Knew Has Der,
fEnp,.st and Stroau


Some years ago a farmer in Washing.
ton recognized a fine setter that had beer
gived to him when pup. in the street
He seized his lost dog, and was assailet
by the person who had got possession Of
him.
This is my dog, gentleman, and yor
don't take him from me unless you take
my life at the same time"
Finally the parties were taken before
a magistrate.
"Jedse, this is my dog, and can prove
1t to you." So he stopped, pinched uE
the skin Of the chest before the fore ley
made straight incision with a knife
anil took out bird-shot, which he
showed to the Judge, and which had Ger.
tain knife-marks or crosses on it.
"Jedge, this pup was given to me three
years ago by Gus. r and Mr.. -
the grocer on L street, At the corner, and
can Tell You that as soon as got the d ,g
| took him to bis store, marked shot
and put it under his skin, first making
three crosses with my knife on the lead
After this the oaths of the other party
that he had raised the dog from a pur
were Of no avail. The farmer took hi,
dog.
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The Deaf White Cat Mystery.

A correspondent Of our esteemed con-
temporary, The Sun, asserts that 95 out
of every 100 white cats are deaf, and
challenges the observing and scientific
world to tell the reason why. The
Graphic is scarcely prepared to wrestle
with this question with the strength and
skill which Its importance calls for, but
the savans are getting ready. Anyway,
this question must be settled before the
next edition of the natural history for
schools is issued from the press. We
trust our esteemed. contemporaries will
call the attention of the investigating
tribe throughout the country TO it. Now
that the Yale and Harvard College pro-
fessors are out of a job because of the
conclusion Of the Hayden trial, they
might take it up. The only point in the
subject that gives as paws Is this: If 95
white cats out Of 100 are deaf, how does
it happen that the other Ave can hear2
Thereby hangs q tail. This suspense is
,aYfpE Let the experts come to the
scratch at once. o.."-
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An Ape Renlv.

,sItH not always a safe matter to has
.aeEd remarks upon the personal appear
ance Of those with whom we are brought
in contact. A story is told Of q speci-
men Of the travelling Englishman who
was regularly sat upon for venturing on
,ah impertinence of this kind. 1t was at
table fhote at Boulogne The English
man in question, very bumptious indi-
vidual, was accompanied by lady, and
sitting opposite to them was q young
German, ON whose fingers were q number
Of massive rings After gazing in most
persistent manner at him, the English-
man, addressing his companion In . loud
tone, said, II hate to nee q man with
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AMUsEMENTs.
HER MAJEsrY's OPERA.

hsh MAJEoTr OPEhAs
Mr.. Mapleson announces that the season
OF Italian Opera BY Her Majesty's Opers
Company, will open at the Grand Opera.
house Monday, Feb. ID. The sale of season
tickets will commence Monday next The
Company embraces the most distinguished
artists OF the day-some familiar faces, and
number OF names new to us, bat of high
reputation in the operatic world-Mar-
mon, Mile. Alivina Valeria, Madame
Aribre. Annie Louise Cary, madame La
blanche, Campanini, Brignoli, Runcio, Del
Puente, Golassi. Tebaldi aud Behrens are
names that will grace the bills.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
Kate Claxton as Louise" the blind girl
in the Two Orphans last night drew the
hnest house of the week. The performance
was in all respects very satisfactory one.
Same bill Tonight and for the remainder of
the week.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
AT Pixies another magnificent audience
was ont last night to see THE Bankers
Daughter" + ere is every indication
that business will continue very large
through the engagement TIE piece is
splendid one and is superbly put upon the
stage.
HEUCK's OPRRA-HOUsE.
Gus Williams as Our German Senator"
is immense and 80 are the housea No
smoking tonight
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Chauncev King died near Piqua, O.
Over two feet of snow in Wisconsin,
Peter Schultz shielded at Milwaukee.
Courthouse burned at Evening Shade
Ark.
Fifteen thousand dollar fire at Janesville
Minn.
Kirkwood Academy burned near Allan
ia, Ga
Mrs. Wood, an old citizen. died at Free
port, O.
Michael Moriarty killed by cars near Co
lumbus.
Another incendiary fire at Wheeling, W.
Virginia.
Sam. Rotbgeb, near GallipoliA O., dice
suddenly.
VIM: Kelly, an old lawyer, died at steu
benville. o.
Libbie Strawbridge shielded at Lawton,
Mich. Love.
Samuel Mason, aged tifty-hx, suicided a,
Mitchell, Ind. .....
Sylvester Lyons dropped dead in the road
near Oxford. o.
Edward Hopkins, prominent oil man,
died at Oil City.
John Vickery's child scalded to death a,
Charlotte, Mich.
SYDNEY A. Wright young man, shielded
at Detroit, Mich.
Hugh A. Findley, aged ninety, died 1t
Browhstown, Ind.
Frank Helmick, OF Urbana, O., died at
at Dunkirk, N. Y.
Joseph Wolf fatally injured in a coal
mine at Zlleski, o.
Edward Gardner spicided at Canal Dover
o. Delirinm tremens
g. G. r. r. car shons burned at Charles.
ton. 3. c. Loss $4,000
John N. Nth burned to death IN h,s
house at Sherman, Mich.
James DIVER, miner, killed by mine
explosion near Leadvile.
John F. Rigs, vn,,ng Cleveland attornev.
convicted of cmbezzlement.
DR.. J. N. Conlev mvateriously disap-
peared from Bloomfield, Ind.
Charles Bnrvan, Shiloh, O., died from
rickets brought on b, wrestling.
John Day, watchman, it Pittston. Pa.
murdered. Molly Maguires suspected.
Wm Beard. tHshocton, O., said tn have
eloped with Josie Holmes, his wife's young
sister.
Major Brounbread, PavmasteY United
States Army. robbed Of $4,000 en- route to
Fort Reno.
Miss Ella Bonafcld. a white teacher at
Shelbyville. Ind, charged with iptimao,
with eolored men.
In a shooting scrape at Lone Jack. Mo-.
Green Crisp was fatally and George Tate
seriously wounded.
Daniel Pickett, miner, killed and two
others fatally wounded by Constable Stan.
ton ut Alpine, Colorado.
B. B. Smith. drugs. the Alton Teleeraph,
and Real 4 Danvers printers burned out
at Alton, III. Loss 100000.
John T. Sharp, murderer of Elder Benia-
min. sentenced to seven years in the Peni.
tentiary from Macarthur, Ohio.
Tw" men were killed and several injured
by the expl sion Of the boiler of tnresh.
ing machine near Clinton, Ontario.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

The model of the Osid-fetlows monument
On exhibition at Sixth and Walnut streets
b thus designed: An upright marble shaft,
resting on pedestal, approached by many
ssepA On the top is q figure in bronze.
We drspery is a robe falling in simple ont.
hDe folds and one hand holds an omen
neok. Az the base OF the shaft. resting on
Ne pedestal, are three bronze figures, one
o. each triangular corner Of the shaft, rep
sesentins Truth, Love and Friendship. In
enc side OF the pedestal is impaDeled q
ssonse plate with fgures-a scene evidently
Som the Bible.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
Fire Last Night.

Pslstring's cigar-box factory on Pearl
street. near Lawrence street. was destro ed
BY FIRE last night. Lnss to Mr.. Pelstring
sbont $500. The building was owned by
Thomas s Smith, whose loss will amount
to about $1,000. Lape a. Co, manufactur.
ers of cutting dies and knives. who occn-
pied the lower Aoor, were damaged to the
sytent Of about 81, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
HOUSE
Descending the Humboldt Mine,
IHsfper's Magaz ne.

Entering a rough wooden building,
you rec a steam engine turning an inn.
mense drum, around WITCH is coiled a
wire rope. On a chair sta, with eacI,
hand on lever, the bright, watchful en-.
gineer, his eyes fixed on the dfum. now
nearly covered with the coil, In another
minute, clickl the machinery bas
stopped, and out Of an opening In front.
like Harlequin In q Christmas panto,
mime, has come a grimy figure, who
stands there smiling at you, with lamp
fixed on the front Of his cap, and his
feet on the rim Of a great iron bucket
He steps of, the bucket is emptied Of
the load, not Of rich ore, but Of very