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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
9rambittftuttas=6rosek.


Sreeb olb, Us, Il. Sebruar. = Safob
9aftal, ein in 0ieb> >Sanf ais &leioerbduoler
etablirter Ssraslit, weldjer angstlagt 1T, s,e
groBe Seusrbrnnlt si Reo=Bant, RS, III Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peranlaBt su haben. unrbe
hente bsm @erid,te porseiiibrt. Ser 5taats-
anlpait peruahm % 3eusen, beren ausiagen
fsiifteuten, oab 9iaftal um MiHutsn DOT ubr
ON Gbenbe beS 8ranDes bon Seaport in Nsb,
8auf aHtam, ooB er itda iosleid uad} isiusnl
2aseu bssab uno oenielbel1 in iusHisen Wtnutsit
ipieher perlisB. Das in Naital'S laben ausge-
brodene Seuer tpurbe senau 10 Minuteu uad)
llbr entosft. @s iuurSe fsrnsr na1gewieieli,
hab gtaftal unu1,ttslbar nad @utoedung oes
Teuers in siu bena6bartes Bilarblofal aiua
nnb bort bic Bemerfilns inahte, er babe isir
@issutbum bel gSsitsm uidt bod ssuus uer=
fi61ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
MH hfffnI

Sd m5hte bas Bublitum benadridtigetl.
bas if III 9eFte elmer arSnei bin, tpetde DIE
Iss 10 iebr pei,ligenbe 9eibcn beilt. Sh babe
eeute aeieben, peld)e faum atbuten s0unten unb
burd) BEN @ebraud SieieS Mtitteis fat augeH
blidlib 2inoerang erlangten. g,S TT barmtos
unb lam ohue afle 8ei6rGninn9 seuoumen
merben. GoGte bieis Rotis nor 6as augs q,
ne8 nit bieIer audleueen &rautbsit 8sbaftetsn
fon,men, 10 ipirb er bofisntlid, unfsblbar 10,
aieidh iidl az mid tuenSsn nnh babura iofor.
fi9s ainbsruns ld nsyl1aifen. Prsis 81 biz
Siajdie ober iefs sfai6en fur s.. gu babeu
bei 9 eth 9, SaGee Rr. les, @flts8aiti,
uorsftraEs. (6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
setbtsmors TIM stattoasbauie.

y uIbt 7 on, 2tF., II. ytDf.-Or. =. 5.
S'9ieillp, eirl Srember, begtns in Der gtad)t
uon ktten Sonnta9e I'M biefgen StationS-
bauie SeIbitmorp, inben er fi9 nit eiuer 2aR-
sette Die groBe S6lagaoer am 5ale 0ffnete.
IS perlautet, DAP er eln augeiehener, jsbo1 Dem
Srunfe ergebeuer Ar3t aus 2ouisptllc, 8p.,
mar unb baB er fif in betruufenent 3uitauOe
BON ;u 9allie eutierltte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Ser @et0mnftf.

NemzDort, II. Sebr.-5olgenbes iinb
bic SdMbnotirun9en: Gelb 5--6; sterling
gHeGiel 4.S34-839. 8unoes ObligatiOnen.
1881er 1854, neue Siinier 1O35, 1O.40er =,
Dill. Sol. 3.65er 964. afttsn: TeruzD Dorfer
Central 1871, grie47a, 9afe Sbore 104S, Sit
noila Central 1921, Yittsbur9 1104, @bicagos
Nprtbpeiiern 91b, 90. prioritateu 1O54, 8od,
Sslarb 1901, 8eiteru Union Sci. 1881. 9fslu=
SerIeaer Central 83a. unteri6atalnts= =SilanS {:
SplO S98, ,267 .256 @eurant 81, ,9I8,618.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
9rutele @rmoroa,ta et,,er @retffn,

Yb bila De hia, II. SebrIar. - 6rau
Otarp Maguirc, iibe1 so Sabre alt, wul De ipat
geitern Ibeub in ihrer gSObnuua 9ir. 1907.
3emplcrabe, ais 1eid)e in eirer Slutlade auf
BAN SuBbOben gefunben. S,ewar aneiner allem
Nui6eille nad ourlh elneu SuBtritt perurlad)=
tell 8lutung geitorben. Sn bsn 3isam,r lag
gllleS burd)einanber unb Spuren eiue5 perz
5maifeltsn Samples maren alleutbalbeu benleGfz
bar. Sbos. Wta9nire, @atte Der geritorbener,
iit alS oes 0iolbcS ocrbddjti9 uerbaftet worOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Gin tntloer gStHter TIT bobeu
NprSeu.

@anSrausisco, o, Sal, II. Sebruar.-
Die nalasfa'er Commercial Gompasnis" bat
burd) ibren Ngentsn bon ben aleutii1en SnIeln
uno Der Bebrinsz 5trabe Nabrtdten erbaltsn,
Mait Ausnabnle zines heftigen Sturaies, be,
pom 8. bis gum 13. DECEMBER oausrte, bat
bert ein anbsrorhentlid) nlilOer gSinter se.
berridlt Gin Yrieitsr, Der lett oreiBis Sabren
in llualasia tpobnt, iagt, er babe nienats io
id1nes Wsttsr erlebt, tuie in bieism Winter
gtur einr11al iei oas Sbsrmonleter auf 10 @sas
urttr Nuu gefallen. Nan bofit, oaB bic Ball
fiGfduger in Der 8ebrtnssitrabe uub bic Sc
anretts8 in Sielsrl @iHter Elm offeHss Mser &C.
babt babsn.
Sie Goften oeS filrsttd)es @abl.
ttretteS tn blaine.
Nuaufta, Ne., IT. sSebruar. SIN
@taatsienate tpiirbe beute eine Rittheilnns Del
@oupsrneurs empianSeH. aus ,peldu hsrpor
aebt, ba6 fid bic ourtb ben tiir5titen Babl
Hreii tntfanbenen &oHeu anf SEC, 900 belau
fen. Die 3uiarift ,paree osm Ginans@& @&onlit
iibtYtuieisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Gtertpf= @cIdsfniirc. .

Die @ntfernung oteIer G5cIbipire buyd, Rnsfuan.S
Rcioiognt iit jeEt 70 fiber Oargeban, oar Oas. mas
man on ir Elm 8unoCr beIt ieBt ais cine alloemeit
ancrtanne 2bOtiade gilt. IRan 6eadte Die (dle nou
Soq uno Wtrs. y. 3. oenorir. Die in unierem Sae1s
or It 1879 mlt9etbeilt ino; oe5ale6en Den sal Ser
DiIS: y. 9. 5t6btHS in oer aegcnlpar.iQen Qusao6e
oeS riSalidJ uno lBabr." o~O>
Der Noum getattet ms feiucn ipe,ieQen SINNERS
auf Die perlbiepeuuAen Sale BON tlrpuijd,,tt
frantbetten, otc ourh uHier SarJapartaian Ne
toioctff tilrft muroen BatleteH uno ocrca SrcInSe
mtilen unlcre Sdlriiten iuoircn nm etHen ridtiScn
&c9rt Uon Der gSbt9tct uno 9cltraTt ocr d. u. g.
4I5ncien 5u erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
WermtfGte SepeiGen aus Wetu=
Morf.

9ew 9ort, IL. 5ebruar. - 3n berl
EroSeiie ber 6egierun9 gesen 2ouiS uno 60
min Saas gabsn Gle @eidworeuen beute einen
9Sabriprnd) ab, rpeld)er Der Gegierltng $48,<
1915 suipridt. Die 0feaierun9 bate $21o,
600 perlangt, rin lpeld)e Sunme fie bon Der,
Sertlagten perrlittelit betriigeriiber 8aftlr,
id)eiue betrogen pOrOen 5u iein bebauptete.
- Der 9ampfer - yYlantpu" bon 9ntiperpen
1T bette bier angefomnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
t1mre9elmGStsfeiteu oes 9ouper=
Heuts bon 9SDpntina.

ne { II ne ND.r II. tStUr.-9)TOBe AuI@
regun9 herrldte porgeltern in bieier Staot.
SpGt i'll Der 9taft aln lsbten Sanllta9 ld)leppte
cine groBe Shaar Otdnner cine ldluere Stu=
none Dor Die gSObnuug bes @ouDerIeurs 0optt
pftan5te bieieibe uebit eiisr anIeritaulId
an Der Sbiire auf NIB ridtete Die DtiinOun9
Der &anone gegen Die StraBe. Qn Die Slagge
tporen Sipei Blafate gebeitet; bas cine lautete:
y9er @ouperne1lr mnB auf jebe @efabr bin be-
Id)nbt ,perben," Mno ba5 anbere: ,Srauen3iu,z
tner niiiien obne &iidiid)t auf 9antiarbe re-
Ipeftirt tperDer." Die &anone blieb Dor benz
!oanle bis geitern abenb, unb $ouuoerte BON
Siir9ern fanleft, I'm iif baS Dung an3ufeben.
Die llriad1e bicier merf,piirbigen Oemonitration
ut, boB iidl Goupernsur 5opt Der gepOlferun9
lebr ln6eliebt genlad)t bat, NIB baB gelpiiie
unriibnlid)e SOrgange aus ieiner friiberen Sc
bens9edidte ans Std)t ge3ogen porben fino.
Die Yoiute be5 ubenernabnten PlafatS lit, Dap
Der @ouuernellr eines nnlautereu 0arbaltniiieS
NIT eine1n biefgen Otnlattenuldod)en belbul>
bist ipirb. Dieier llmitnno bat in gang
gSDonliHg ben grGBten llnluitlen gegen tbu err
regt, unb Die 5eiammte Yreiie uerlan9t letne
iufortige Ibietung. sc luliroen audi anbere,
iebr grapirenbe Acknowledgment gegen ibn er=
bobcn, itnb es Derlalltet, OaB CT inter ben Snn-
besbeamteu StGntereien angeitiftet hat, I'M aile
Sicleui9eit nm tbre Grtitcn5 Su brtn9ei,, Die
ieine NOmination fiir DEN 9on9reB aibt inter
itiitten. Gr lhrieb artifel fiir Die yGepenne=
Sun," in beuetl CT iold)e geamte angreiit uub
iie Der Srasbcit beihutOist. 9agsgeu entbiil~
len bielelben ieine nid)t riibmlid)e Sergangellz
bett. Die Siiraer beabiihttgsn, cine Sltoig>
nations 8eriammlung sn halten unO eille Bez
tition auisuitsaeu, bte popt's lofortige slb=
ieeung uerlangt.
gter Wemidbea omrd) etne 0atnpf=
feTei=Erptpftots 8et6otet.
@orba IN, N.-6., II. 6ebruar. Sobn
&. Gbonipion'S Sdsentiible Su 8an0olpb er-
eiouete fda bsute cine DaalpffsGel- @rpIoiton,
bird fpeide bas sanse @ebdlbe serlamettert
uuo Glosn Sage aus Srons, Wts., &ogsr
Solution aus Slotonn, We., M. u. Bre8
cotb unb Elm unbefaulIter 5ransoie aus Bethel,
Ms., la,umtiid arbeitsr, a,tf Der Stslle get6o-
tst ,uurbsn. g. 8. 5surp aus 0anSolpb tru9
bsoenflide &erletuusst oabon.
{SpGter. )EDie @et5oteten iino GuBer Yage
unb Sohnion elm strpiiier Bussea aus Man>
bolph unb Gilbert Gplusitsr aus Bethel, Wee.
Die Redridt iiber ben SOB Yreseott's berubte
anf einem Srrtbuine. 9enrp 1T lhper perlset,
wirS isech wabrihsinliG ssHesH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Ws1tttiainaliuahEett.

SDr c u E, N.zg)., II. Ssbrllar. : Der
Gepublifaner Senblids ipurOe beute SumWaDOr
eriudblt.
gSiltesbarre, Psnni., II. Sebrilar. -
3hos. grooerid, @anOioat Der Oemotrateu
uue arbsiterzIeforn=9artei, lit gum Dtapor
oi,iar Stabt eripGblt iporDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
NGoipaB's glegnlirenSs Tilleu.
yeufemmene @ut8aajsn, ltmoeruoe glbfabr.
Hittel, ,ptrRen pbne SdDmeri, itctS innerialiia
mnS mati;rttd1 tn tBrer Speratton.
Gtupeseta6ilii6es GrSatmittet fur
G0IomeL,

gCafcmmcn o5ne egIiben Seigeidmnf. elegant mt
idfem Gjunm gluirt, purgtren, reguliren, reinisen
mo itdrfcu.
8iaoueS's piuen 5Ir sur oiler trantbeiten bes
Uoqens oerSe6er Der G5eodrme Der eren, Der Staie,
iopie fiji neruoe5 3opfDcb, geropfung, Snoi9eitioH,
Spspcpie, bilioie 3udnoe, Sieber, unterle6sen5dna
buna 6Gmorrbooen uno ale dnoercu Seioeu oes llus
terletbs. Gine uolltommene sur gorantirt 3fen nez
geta6ld, tetne Spur pom D(ertur, Otineralten ooeI
itdbliden 3roguen.
ten oer g5eroauun9sorgane: Beritopiung, tnHerltde
6dmorrhoiben, SluteripaluE9 nab oem &opie, Sdure
i'm Jtagcn, ebetet, Soo6rcnneH, @tel Dor Dem Giien
UaQen6riden, iaures &luiio6en, Sinfen ooer 8e6eit
bes berSens, eridenoes SeiGbI beim eiesen, gte6ss
ober Sladeru ben Auseu, Sieber u. oumpie S6mer
sen i'm fopfe, itodenoer athem, selbes au5ieben oer
$ruit un6 in oen eieoerR, ptoelide NnmaQun8cn BON
Site, 8rennen oeS 6leii6es.
@tnt9e Goicn pon JiaowaB's qilieH tper6en 6as
Spfen eou aHeG o0ah9enanneu GrantAeiten beiIeieH.
0i-eis Ok (SctffS hYn ssdladbfeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
sed,sata csebrs 9nd1tbams.

tueld)sr i'm Sauuar 1879 einen se,piiIen @plie
nabe 0isrito, 0to., ernoroete, unroe aeisrn
hcs Mforoes in 5nciteiI Grabe iiberfiibrt uno
su ledisalg Sahren SlIflthaus pernrtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
9srsitaho TT StetntpaD's Ytatto=
Sfabfif.

Nemsgorf, II. 5ebruar. = Die 4rbei,
ter in Steintuap's Yianoz ozSabrif, i'm @ausen
etiua $50 Mann, lino fin boberen eobn aus
geanDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
SSdtSd1 ttttO @ahr.

9Gir Ialieu aus 3r, 9fablpap's gbbaubtna l6er
g9rantbeit uno Oeren Eur" nutbfebenben 4itssua
folaen:
Cine 2iSfe bon Spanfhetfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Er0uDe.

Samestomn,N.-D. II. Gsbruar
gro6e @ommerbotel su Griffith Yoint, Meiz
len bon bier. brannte beute frah nitber. Ssrz
luff &c, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Gsae Samtbarc staerrent,,.,,a. .

"@tnc elroHiidIr ooer ttcfsepur;elfe SsranEI,etS
turiren be6t fidcrltt etnen oroken Ge1 errin2en.
Die llrtleilstrait pehe eincn IRanaeI liar erfennf
In6 etnle0en fpet6 bic ftuienpsiie unS G6ritt fiT
Sfrttt ben 3orpcr pe6er berile1t, Der lang1an pom
ener itlethenoen Srani9eit anacereH uuo aeibuddbt
iuIyoe, bat ntdt nr auf uniere a9tung Ionbern au5
aut uniere Santbarteit auipru6. ST. SPabnap bdt
Der Wlfnldhett lenes munoerbare Seilmittei, WaOs
paG's SarSapRriutan NeicIpcnt oeoe6en. ipeis
DIES otefes Heiutat erSieI uno bic ci6enoe Utenid=
belt, luelbe IT'D IN lan9eu &a9eH un6 gl6d1teu nit
Srantbeit uno Sbmer3en persebrt. III i9m su 8aut
Oerpftttet. ("We0ical 0leieiger.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18

sser,ntidDte teiesrep1ifDe 9epeid3en.
9rpf9ilor 8eter8 in Gltuton bat ge>
itern cinen nellen Ylaneten bon Der II. 9r0Be
entoeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
0e(llnS6eit ift 4eidt6nist!
@einmseett ocS &5rpcrS TIT Neim<
tbnut fitr Sen @eift.
&a0tuaO's
gariapariaa s&ei iOlOent

@sinss Slut erSeu9t aeiunbes Gleii5, farFe anodeu
uno etue flare paut. 2Ber eites 5Is6, 9eun6c 3nos
den ohne SnodeHfraS uno eHen neuen Geint IN ba6ea
fpiiudbt, oer 9e6raude R ooiuap's SariapGrtl.
Itan ReiolpeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
9efegrap6ifGe 9epef6en.

(Serttte Der nsoetrten RreIie" iir ben rSentihen
@orreiponoenten.D
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@fmsm 9oaar otc 8laS9e,
WliuNteit=9eilmisteI.
GaOwag's 9teaOp 9teliei

@rIoroern nur NinItcn. ntbt Stunus,t. nm
Sbmerjen uno otute dtdnt9eiteH iu tIriren.
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Bon oeH 2l6tb. S0urlotu gNeeo.
sine emYfeblums BON 5r. giaOsnas'S U. U. u
seiimttteln, nadI tnebriabrt8ent @ebraaNe
serIeIben.
ReWzg gort, 4. sanunr 1871.

ReWz9ort, 4. Sanunr 1871.
gpertber Serr-Sett mebreren Stobren ihon ashraude
d Shre UieoiSnen. anian9S be9te id 3Detieln 6erca
2gtrtioHtet, balb ieboh erliiten m Die suten Mtra
fuHgen oeyelben NIT 8ertrauen ul6 lest bote Id es
ntd nur fr msine 8ftGt ioneern es natt mir iOsas
Breuoe, Den Ytueen, ben oeielbsn min ee6rodt 6ofs
bar an5uertenHen. Das Dleaog gsslfei f6nnte nidht
beiicr be5eiduet psrben, aIs bur6 ieinen Jtamen r
appiren oaNebe bdufig uno finben Jaf Hieblbur bic
pcriprcdene 2tnoerins, A6tunsspoa
Yin 8E. Staeipaq. SbusEuto KSeeO.
gsir futceerhoIcn, bas ber 9eler uniere 8hder unb
GhIfen nber Srani9eisn uno 6eren Sur ftuoreH muss
pet &lem:
nTaIfd, t,iin gSabr,"
.6sappau iibet SSrritabIe uretbra,"
,Rec,paA lber Sfrpphetu,"
unb onbere Sdrten tber Seoi!beiter oepheoenes Hus
Sn 6en apotbeten bu 3aoen.
HSau IsSe: ,.ffaIidl uno kSabr.
spou Sdi0e einc gjriefnaTte on Jaaosoaa q @rsae.e
GT' S2. Fsarrs,,s, G6e Der 6bardIs StraSe, RetSs
Horf. on cr,o,fors ,,sv+h ,,xv
Sud ,uaeihIdt fperoen.
iapIiifsgipul, Rttr, ,Grdt, t&W)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18

greis rs Semts psO sda6tel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

saloon in New York City. He always was
hard nut" a..
Miss Ella Wesner, John lie Clair, the
Raynor Brothers, John Morris. Mason and
lnxon. and the Brothers Dare are perform
ing in London.
A rehash of John Brougham's old bur
lesque If "Pocahontas" has been produced
at Tony Pastors Theater. under the tiile
OF THE Way They Used to Live"
A troupe calling themselves ''The Jack
Caran Company Of American Pantomim-
lsts' were at last advices performing at
Dancers Orpheum, Vienna Austria, in
"Bandmaster Gilmore's Travelling Adven-
lures" Lurline, "1he Water Queen" was
also performing there.
The Fanny May Variety Company adver-
tised to give, in Topeka, Kansas, "the finest
entertainment on earth;" but the audi
ence, which was large and masculine, soon
found that it was exasperatingly poor
They pelted the performers with eggs and
vegetables and drove them from the stage,
chased them into their dressing rooms, and
we're about to marcn them through the
streets in their fancful costumes when the
police arrived aud quelled the riot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Standing Committees Appointsd-$ls, 900
Wanted for Street Cleaning PurposeA

Standing Committees Appointed 900
Wanted for Street Cleaning Purposes
The Board of Aldermen met Yesterday
afternoon, President DIR in the chair.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
City Engineer to take SINE steps for the
collection of pay from the Little Miami
Railroad Company for lighting their track.
resolution authorizing the Board of
Public works to borrow $4,000 for stree t
cleaning purp ses was read and referred to
the Finance Committee.
The President appointed the following
standing committees:
Finance-James B. Wilson. John Geiger, w. J.
Porter, Julius Refs and VIM. Loder.
Board of Public Works-Jacob Doll, James B.
" lson, VIM. M. Ampt, VIM. H. Hodgson. +. Won
Mohr.
Steets-Charles Hess. II. Riedemann, E. N. Will
son, NJ. W. Oliver, W. H. Hudgson.
sewerage-Jacob Doll, r. A. Tucker. John T.
Jones, o. T. Tharp, George Oberklein.
Samuel Nieman, George Oberklein. M. w. Oliver.
Law and Contracts-Willlam M. Ampt. John I.
Jones' Samuel Nieman. George Oberklein, M. W.
Oliver
Schneider Charles Hess, F. A. Tucker, J. j. Kelly.
Fire Department-F. V0r Mohr, George Sch nei-
der, John Geiger, E. N. Wilson, Charles Jacobs.
Light-GeoIge Oberklein. VIM. M. Ampt, Sam.
uel Nieman. W. J. Porter and Julius Refs.
MarKets-Frank Fake John Geiger John T.
Jones' s. R. Smith and M. Ryan.
Public Landing-John L. Jones, II. Reideman,
M. W. Oliver, Charles Jacobs and W. II. Hodgson.
Avenues, Roads and Canals-Samuel Niemali,
Samuel Mains Jacob Doll, Charles Jacobs and C.
C. Campbell
Water-works-John Geiger, Frank Fake, Geo.
Schneider. James O'Neil and J. j. Kelly.
Public Institutions N Wilson, h. Reide-
man. James B. Wilson, William Loder and c. c.
Campbell.
Common schools-O P. Tharp. George ober.
KLEIN John T. Jones, Julius Refs and H. Varwig,
Public Buildings and Offices-Samue Nieman,
Health-W NJ. Ampt, Jacob Doll, Frank Fake,
R. RheinbOdt and NJ. Ryan.
Parks-Wm. Loder. NJ Ryan, W. T. Porter, H.
Reidman and s. R. Smith
University M,chael Ryan, 8. R. Smith, James
B. Wilson, VIM. M. Ampt and W. T. Porter
Election Board of Aidermen-James O'Neil, Fl.
Reideman, Charles Hess, William Loder and j. J.
Kelly.
Street Rairoads-w. T. Proctor samu Mains,
M. W. OLIVER K. N. Wilson and O. P. Thar.
Steam Railroads. hn Geiger, c. c. Campbell.
George Oberklein. Jacob Doll and M. Ryan.
Condemnation and Vacation-Henry Varwig,
VIM. M. Ampt Geo. Oberklein, Frank Fake and
VIM. Loder
Grades-Jas. oNeil. John Geiger, Chas. Hess,
H. Varwlg and o. P. Tharp.
New City Hall-Saml. Mains, Saml. Nieman,
Frank Fake. G. G. Campbell and H. Varwig.
Military Affairs-George A. Schneider f. A.
Tucker, f. N. Wilson, James O'Neil and r. Vor
Mohr.
Legislation-Chas Jacobs, W. T Porter, VIM. NJ.
Ampt M. Ryan and +. Vor Mohr.
Annexation: j. Kelly, James O'Neil. o. P.
Tharp F. A. Tucker and W. M. Hodgson.
City Property-Charles Jacobs, Jacob Doll, C, c.
Campbell, julius keis and J. J. Kelly,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

ONE OF the most strongly marked fea
lures of the present immigration to this
country, is the improved quality, speak.
ing in pecuniary sense, of the immi.
grants now arriving over those of former
seasons. The majority of those who
have landed thus far during the year are
chiefly Germans and Scandinavians, and
are made up in large part of strong,
hearty young men, most of whom bring
small capital with them to enable them
to make an independent beginning.
We have heretofore alluded to the fact
that the arrivals for the first three
months of 1880 are over three times
greater than last year, and if continued
in the same proportion will give us up
wards OF 10000 for the aggregate arri-
walls of the year. We see by the New
York Herald that Mr.. Jackson, Secretary
of the Board of immigration of that
city, thinks that the month of May will
yang o' OIL AIM vi ully UUOuSduu
strangers to help make our waste places
blossom as the rose. May and
September are the two heav-
lest months in foreign arrivals,
and we think will be this year memora-
BILE ones in the history of immigration in
this country. 1t is claimed that the aver
age amount of money brought by these
immigrants is $780, This gives on 500, 900
probable arrivals within the year, the
handsome sum Of 100000 Of foreign
gold, added to the supply of coin that
does not appear in the published state
ments Of coin importations of the coun-
try. But it is the Drawn and muscle and
thrift and industry that are chiefly valu-
able to us in these arrivals from abroad
and which are developing what lately
was our Western wilderness into Nation
of which the prosperity is unparalleled
in the world.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

Provineetown, Mass. as to be used as household
pets" That is nothing. Sharks are so common
in Eastern cities that even green country people
have almost ceased to enjoy them when they go
TO town.
An Eastern newspaper that we doubt
has ever beena mile away from home in its life
says Cincinnati lovers cont say my own darling
sugar plum" or my sweet little rosebud" but
you sweet little ham," Now. they don't do
anything of the sort, they just say Ham, you
dear creature you would be cheap at IL cents per
p0undm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

CONGRESS has cut down the pay of
whisky gaugers to four dollars a day.
The injustice of this is apparent when
we consider the physical exertion and
mental strain brought to bear in gaug-
ing barrel of liquor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

The Canucks have cannon in posi-
tion which will pick off a prize fighter at
a distance of two miles. The air will be
filled with the mangled remains of pugil-
lists next Tuesday.
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Editorial Spinulngs,

Chills are no great shakes any way
this season out on the Wabash.
A New York paper has grave fears
that the forest Il es may cut short the New Jersey
early mosquito crop.
"Whales are said to be no common at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

The dog show at New York is an en-
fnent success and the English Lords who
have crossed the ocean to see a thousand
CANNES arranged in cages can go home
with happy hearts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

The Children of Israel protested
against being forced to make bricks from
straw, and the brick-yard laborers at
Chicago do not propose to make bricks
out of anything without. proper compen-
sation. Hence eight hundred of them
are out on a strike.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

Letters of administration were yester.
day taken out on the estate of the late John
c. Short who committed suicide last week
at Fern Bank. The brother OF the deceased,
Chas W. Short, was appointed administra-
tor. No amount Of property, either per-
sonal or real, was returned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

THE rod is to be spared and the child
spoiled in the Chicago schools. Corporal
punishment has been decided by the
School Board to be brutal, and hence
forth suspension and expulsion are to be
held as the only proper punishment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

MICHAEL SHAUGHNEssY and wife
having won suit in Utah against the
Ontario Mining Company for ground
supposed to contain the apex of the Last
Chance lode, now sue fora million dollars
damages. Evidently the apex of lode
ID not thing to be fooled with.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

ALL the Departments at Washington
except that of Hon. Carl Schurz will be
closed on the day of the Hanlan-Court-
ney race. The Government must have
its little fun.