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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27

Wentworth, recitations The next meet
ing of the Society will be held at the resi-
dencs of Mr.. d. H. B. Coffin, on Front
street.
REAL EsrAEE TRANsrERs.- Beuch
and others to Fred. 'Schwab, part of Block
IS, beginning at point 132 feet west from
the corner of Boone, on Seventh street, 81
feet front BY 100 deep; $500.
Bernard Baszran to Henry Baszman
Lot No. 76 in Goodman's subdivision, 22
feet front on the south side of Moss street
by LOT feet deep; $3.50.
The following are the dates fixed by the
present Legislature for holding the various
Courts in this county:
Chancery Court-First Monday in Janu.
ary. IL days; first Monday in May, II days;
first Monday In September, II days
Criminal Court-Fourth Monday In Jan.
uary, IL days; third Monday in May, II
days; third Monday in September. IL days
Circuit Courts-Third Monday in Febru-
ary, % days; third Monday in June, IS
days; third Monday in October, IL days
at Alexandria. Third Monday in March, 9
days, with Grand Jury; fourth Monday in
August, 5 days. without Grand Jury;
fourth Monday in November, 6 days, with
Grand Jury.
County Court-Third Monday in each
month; at Alexandria, first Monday in
each month.
Quarterly Courts-Newport. fourth Mon
days in March. June, September and De-
cember; Alexandria, second Mondays in
January, April, July and October.
CRY CoUNcIL.-Regular meeting last
night and all members present. except
Mr.. Harton, who is still very i'll. Mr.. Nc
Clure was called to the chair.
The following resolution was adopted:
"That the Committee on Ways and Means
be hereby empowered to contract for furn-
ishing the city with the requisite number
of bonds, authorized to be issued by the
late act of the General Assembly, and the
ordinance to be adopted by the Board"
The bond of Peter Betz, ss delinquent
Tax Collector, was accepted.
The Committee on Gas presented re-
port, which was adopted, instructing the
City Clerk to notify the Covington Gas
tight Company to lay gas-mains OH the fol-
lowing streets during the year Of 1880: On
Williamson street, from Columbia to Cen
tral avenue; on Brighton street, from Elm
to Goodman, and on Lowell street, between
Elm and Goodman, in order to comply
with their contract with the city in laying
the required number of gas-mains every
year.
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County Louth, has been appointed by
Archbishop MGettigan Canon and Theo-
LOCUS OF the Archdiocese of Armagh.
Two deaths from starvation have oo-
Cured at Kilhurk. near Carrigallen, Ooun-
ty Cavan. They were those of Dan. Reilly
and his wife. There is great distress in this
locality. 30
James Kelsh, Coroner for Meath, held an
inquest on the body of man named Hem
ry Fairchild, who was found dead in his
room in Kella Death resulted from the
use of stimulants. &
A man named John Wright was MUIR
dered near Smithboro, County Monaghan.
The step-son of the murdered man, VIM.
Davidson. has been arrested. The accused
is said to be insane.
During meeting & the Council Of the
Royal Academy In Dublin Edward Middle
ton Barry, when in the act OF rising to
Speak, fell back and died instantly In his
chair from fit of apoplexy. Deceased
was in his fiftieth year and was the son of
the late Sir Charles Barry. He was Pro-
fessor of Architecture at the Royal Acad-
einy.
Four men named Brien, Holmes, Walsh
and Buckley, were sentenced to six weeks
imprisonment with hard labor for having
headed the crowd which took part in the
bread demonstrations ON the I'd aud 10th
inst.
William Lynas, an army pensloner, was.
married in Lurgan Church, County Antrim,
recently. While the ceremony was in pr g.
ress, he became suddenly unwell, and the
illness proved to be OF a serious nature, as
lie died the next morning.
An inquest was held by Mr.. Jones, Cor
oner for the County Wicklow, Oh the body
of a boy named James Merrigan, who died
in the Glencree Reformatory suddenly
The boy had been given some tobacco by
his mother. lie chewed the tobacco, aud
having swallowed portion became i'll, and
died in great agony. The jury found that
the boy died from poisoning by nicotine.
Coroner Cullinan held an inquest at the
Fergus slOblands, Domquin, on the body of
James Nunan, Clerk of the Catholic
Church, of Ballyeigh, who was accidently
killed at the embankment in course of con-
struction leading to the island. 1t ap-
peared the deceased, who was very old
man, went upon the works merely to OBJ
serve the operations, and being deaf q
hurry laden with stones came upon him.
killing him on the SPIT
A melancholy accident occurred recently
in Callingford Lougb. opposite to Warren
point, by which five lives were lost. Shortly
before 10 o'clock ut night boat belonging
at Omeath left Warrenpoint beach in
charge of two men named Hanlon and
Nick Gown, having with them three passen-
gers named Marks, Mcdonnell aud Rice.
The distance across the Tough at this point
to Omeath is scarcely mile, which is
usually crossed at all hours and under all
circumstances of weather; but, strange to
state, little craft never landed on II e
Omeath side, and its five occupants were
drowned under the very shadow of both
| shores
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SPORTING SPARKS.
FROM GLOVE TO NAKED FISTS.


NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The admirers Of
pugilism gathered in Harry Hills resort
YESTERDAY to see the glove-fight between
the giant colored champion and Dangerous
Jack, of England. The men became ex-
cited during the contest. finally got mad.
and began to pummel each other in dead
earnest. They then wanted to fight it out
with their fists, but were separated.
eREENFIELD-sTEWART FIGHT.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-Alfred Greenfield, OF
Birmingham, ana Jim Stewart, of Glasgow,
who was beaten for the championship of
England about year ago by, Tom Alien,
fought for stake of f2OO last night at the
Gymnasium. in Chelsea. The battle was
in accordance with the Marquis Of Queens
burr s rules. There was hard battle
fought for an hour and quarter, the
referee awarding the victory to Greenfield.
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Building Permits.

Henry Theilman. two.story brick, No. 80
Brown street; $1,000
H. Mueller, three-story house, Ellen
street, between Third and Fourth; $4,000.
John P. Schar, tw STORY brick, southwest
corner Carr and Richmond streets; $500.
Kuhlmann & Buening, four and one-half-
story brick, Wade, between Plum and Elm;
$4,S00. r.r..5
same, four and one-halfstory brick.
Green street, between Race and Bremen
streets; $4.700.
Same,-three and one-half-story brick,
Liberty street, between Plum and Elm
streets; $4,000. y
Evan h Berry, one-story frame, Oregon
street, south of Sixth street; $500.
Aug. Weisgerber. four-story brick, Wal
nut street. between Liberty and Black;
s., 400.
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Kentucky Items
Specials to the Star.

opCCiGiS " thC osoAs
PoRT ROYAL. KY, Feb. N.-Mr John
.Hardesty, living on the Kentucky River
near here, lost horse, and after hunting
in vain for him concluded that he had been
stolen. Yesterday he found his horse en-
tangled in the grapevnes' in swamp
where he had been during all that time.
sixteen days. and had nothing to eat but
the shrubbery within his reach, every ves-
tige OF which lie had eaten to the ground.
He had also gnawed the bark off the
trees
CYNrHIANA, Feb. N.-Thornton Mitchell,
who it is charged shot James Snodgrass at
Classville, in this county, last Sunday,
and who escaped from the authorities at
the time, was arrested yesterday, and isnow
in Jail.
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VOSBURG TURNS UP.
This Timo as Pastor in o Chicago
Suburb.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO I'LL, Feb. 27.-The inhabitants
of Lawndale, suburb If Chicago, are in a
state of ferment over the discovery that
Rev. Geo. B. Vosburg, the new pastor OF
Milla d avenue Baptist Church, is the
same person who some two years ago, while
pastor Of Baptist Church at Bergen
Heights, N. j., was accused of poisoning
his wife.
Although legally acquitted after long
and tedious trial. he has never been fully
acquitted by the pubic. 1t is said that
new evidence was brought to light after
the trial, which left little doubt OF his
guilt. Mr.. Vpsburgh has two or three
friends in his new flock who are trying to
shield him, but the majority appears bent
upon freezing him out.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have oeen placed or
record since our last report:
Infant Megrue, stillborn, city.
Infant Coleman, 4 hours. city.
Amelia Scott, 20 days, city.
Albert Cruise, weeks, city.
Mary Wuellner, 8 months, city.
Katie Coda, 10 years, city.
Henry Wuebling, 81 years, city.
]. Rinman, 5 ears. city.
John Clarkin. 76 years. Ireland.
Laura Miller. 20 years, Kentucky.
Joseph Frilling, 80 years, Germany.
Sol. Israel, 49 years, Germany.
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Marriage Licensea

+ Thefollowlng marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Philip Corbin and Margaret s. Cone.
John Schmidt and Lena Oak.
Il. J. Pennington and Mary J. Butler.
8. K. Cahill and Ella A. Steward.
e. D. Williams and Anna M. Mcconnell.
JAG. Stansbury and Bridget McTighe.
s. King Andrews and Eliza Turrell.
b. Schneider and Margareth Gensheimer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27

The members Of the Tenth Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry will meet in the
hall of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association. at the southwest corner of
Court and Walnut streets, next Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose Of
drawing up resolutions Of respect TO the
memory Of Colonel Robert M. Moore,
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ANOTHER SUFFERER.

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, OhiA
Dear Sir: procured some Of your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and it has effectually relieves
me of sickness and pain arising from deraneo1
Liver. ALEX. GALBREATA
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UNANIMOUS RECoMMENpAT1or

ARMsrRoNG's MILLS, Belmont County. OhiA
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, have expol
enced the benefcia, effect Of your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP. and recommend its use to nj
fering humanity.
LAVINA CALWELL, PRISCILLA MAHEw
JOSEPH PERKINS. IVY WILSON,
WILLIAM PERKINS, JOHN BECKETT,
SETH WARD, EMMA DANFORTK
ELIZABETH WARD, JOHN BROWN,
MARY CALWELL, WIN. WOODRIN0
GEORGE PERKINS.
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.


WILLTAMsFIELD Ashtabula County. OhiA
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheumA
tism for number OF years. was induced 70 ~
short trial was satisfied that it would sfSsabA
cure. / am now nearly we'll.
JAMES n. PHELPA
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BLUE CREEK, Adams

BLUE CREEK. Adams County. OhiA
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Liver and ~
use Of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did ~
more good than any other medicine ever tr1sA
The Syrup has also greatly benefited my mnthaA
WILLIAM WEAVER
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From late Irish Exchanges. |

Ellen Hurley, aged ninety years. died of
starvation in the city of Cork recently.
DIR. Joseph Kenny was elected to the post
OF Surgeon to the North Dublin Union
Hospital.
Collections were taken up In all the
churches Of Belfast for the relief of the
distress. The sum realized will reach up
wards Of f500.
A fax scutch mill at Forkhill, County
Armagh, the property of Thomas Brooks.
was destroyed by fire recently. Damage
f1.000; not insured. ss-,s
Rev. James Macken, PIP, Tallanstown,
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

GENEVA. Ashtabula County, OhiA
Dear Sir; was afflicted with Liver Complaa4
for number OF years. and spent hundreds OF do
any permanent relief. At last gave your gred
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP Trial, and soon found
1t gave me more benefit than anything had eyss
used. 1t has exceeded my most sanguine expae
tations and am now completely cured.
MRS. d. A. FIjR
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CURE FOR HEART DIsEAsE.

MAPLE. Brown County, OhlA
Dear EiE I have used your INDIAN BLOo0
SYRUP for Disease Of the Heart and have =
ceived much beneht therefrom.
DOUGLAS EDWARDg
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RHEUMATISM.

HAMERsvILLE. Brown County, ohiA
Dear Sir: have suffered with Rheumatism a
years, and find your INDIAN BLOOD SYRU
gives me great relief advise all similarly an3i0
ed to give 1t trial. GEO. NJ. GREGA
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.

CUMMINsvILLK, CINCINNATI. OhiA
Dear Sir was afflicted with Rheumatism anq
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain reid
until began the use OF your INDIAN BLO01
SYRUP, short trial Of which entirely cured ~
CHAS BETTNER
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GIN C1NNATI, OHIO.

JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS. It's sycamors Street
3 AAcREApY 4 CO. - snd 90 Walnut Street
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The Rhode Island Republican State Con-
yention will meet March 18th, TO choose
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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David Conard was killed by falling tree
near HillsbSro, Ohio.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI OhiA
Dear Sir: Suffering from q severe case of DyD
pepsla, was induced to try your INDIAN BLIO01
SYRUP, and after short trial it effect ually =
lieyed ma MRS. JENNIE AGNEHa
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT sAYs.

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, 0htA.
Dear Sir Since became your agent have ussl
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and It has proved 4
be the most valuable remedy ever tried ID
win was q great sufferer from the Bleeding Pil9
and the doctors failed to relieve her; but dina
using your medicine her trouble has almost -
tirely disappeared. ALEX. VOHR
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DYSPEPSIA

DUMoSrsvrLLE, Fairfield County, ohiA
Dear Sir suffered from Dyspepsia for yesza
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP I
feel like new person.
MISS LIZA sHAFFER
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

CuMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI OhiA
Dear Sir: have derived great benefit from d
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP and unhs0
| itatingly recommend 1t TO suffering humanity,
| MRS. AMANDA MYE6A
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

SPRINGFIELD, Clarke County, Ohio.
Dear Sir: / have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying ehS
blood, and 1t has made new man Of me. e -
also relieved my wife Of headache.
ENOCH K. NAV1
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FOR ERYSIPELAs.

SPRINGFIELD. Clarke County. Ohio.
Dear Sir: This ID to certify that your INDIAH
BLOOD SYRUP has healed some trouble sore.
caused by Erysipelsa It is valuable medicinE
J. NAGLR
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CZARINA IMPROVING.

HE PETERSBURG. Feb. H.-The Czarina is
improving ,p Lealth. and is said to look
forward with pleasure to the proposed So
journ of a few months during the coming
season among the mountains of the Aus
hian Tyrol. an account of the arrange
ments for which has been given in these
Dispatches
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CONsrANTINoPLE, Feb. N.-Maukhtar
Pasha has applied to the Porte for rein
lorcements OF troops to suppress brigandage
IN the vicinity Of Salonica
r Intelligence from that city Is to the ef-
fact that organized bands of outlaws infest
the interior of the country for the purpose
Of robbery, and that travel Is nowhere safe
at any distance from the towns and vii
lsgeA -,.e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IUNE STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
OF THE CROPS.
A Better Yield Than Last Year Probable
Republican Dissatisfaction With Jewell
The Rlsalt Of the Cen.
sUs 10 the East.
NEW PLATES FOR PRESIDENT HAYES.

The election oi Marshall Jewell to the
position oi Chairman oi the Republican
National Committee seems tn have
created widespread disgust among the
members oi that party. Not only IL he
believed by many OF the leaders ot the
organization to b0 mentally incapable of
managing great political campaign, but
his elevation to the post he occupies
cannot but widen the breach
between the Grant and anti
Grant factions. Verify, the Radical
canvass will he uphill work.
The report oi the Department Of Agri-
culture shows the crops to be in excel.
lent condition, aud yield considerably
in excess oi last years product Is conf
IDENTIFY predicted. The census Just COM
pletcd PAGES New York considerably
above tho 100. 600 mark. The contest
between Ohio ani Illinois, for the third
place, will bo close, with the chances ia
LIyor of the former state. Thc new
dinner and tea service Tor the v bite
House has arrived, and is described as
being very elegant. II consists Of about
tive hundred pieces, AMI cost 5000.
llancock will appreciate this act oi the
administration. Some interesting sta
tlsiics from the office oi the Secretary OF
the Treasury are presented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05
CABLEGRAMS.
PARhEll'S RELIEF BILL IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The American Team Again Victorious
They Win the Irish Challenge Shield
The Greek Boundary Question
and the Porte.
FROM THE FAR EAST.

Psrnell's Irish relief bill came up ior
debate In the House OF Commons. Sat.
ur,iay, and M amendment WAS adopted
authorisins the Commissioners Of Public
Works 10 advance money within their
discretion TO the Boards Of Guardians In
the scheduled districts for outdoor re-
lief, the whole amount 30 advanced not
to exceed fiOO,OOo. Brsilaugh made his
maiden speech in tho course
OF the debate. The Brit.
ish troops are advancing against
Ayoob Khan, In Afghanistan, and bat.
tle Is only aquestion OF q few days.
BradlauRh 10 10 be prosecuted before the
Court Of the Queens bench. In the
contest for the Irish challenge shield, at
Dollymount, the Americans carried OF
the prize. The Porto seems determined
to resort TO arms to prevent the carry.
ing out of the DEGREES OF the Berlin con.
ference. Six thousand Turkish troops
arc reported to have entered Albania
since Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05
T,vius to sAov he N uousst

S1w YoEx, July , James 4. He'd.
dea, Cashier of the First National Bank.
IN N,wMk, New Jersey. nos In the
hands oi q receiver, Was arrested to day
on board the steamship Germans, -
the vessel was entering this harbor
from Liverpool. lIcd'Ien says he tnes
when he left NewsIk the bank was .
little weak. but everything seemed 10 be
going on nicely, snd he only vent ~
Enrope st the urgent request 81 his ply.
sirisn. When he received . Telegram
IN Iayerpo0l that the hank hsd closed
hr VAS ihund-rstruck aud decided ~
return on the l7ih. ten dsys alter his
arrival. but xas taken slck just before
leaving Liverpool. lie ssW In the
American papers ihat be vas
charged With embsssiinG S11yOO.
aud the sccusation nearly drove htm
crazy, bnt he sould show he ~as h0ssst.
By the National Bank IAw he said no
hank could hold securities unless los
debt prey iously eontrseted. AID IRON
the TACT that ws hsd our baiIding, . shich
cost u. over Sib2. 90. 90 did not ssat
any more securities. ~ that by the ID.
y,.. II leE Directors real eststs uhbci,
really belonged 20 the hank sas pat in
his name. ~ that the Receiver upoa
l,oting over the hooks would naturally
sa,. This man Hs'ldsu has psolssty oi
the bAnk 10 his posasssion.' Hstden
further .aid he hsi sevrrsi thoasssd
dollars worth u rsal estate end per.
,onsi property 10 his psssesAion, which
A.. xonld rvt,Ifu 10 the k~ssiyet. and try
4, .how him be sas honest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05
.nInvos,,aa,Ion Demanded

WAsuNDToS, July The Navy De-
partment to-day issued orders directing
the nltcd States man. .Oi.waT Tennessee,
nov at New York, Ia proceed immcdl'
atcly to the West Indies aud investigate
aud report ~ to tho recent iiring upon
American vessels ia those waters by the
spanish cruiser Nuncio.
No Further Trouble With tho Indiana
WAsEiSGToS, July Sin converse
ton at the War Office yesterday. the
opinion was expressed by u prominent
oiirrr ~ the army that there would ho
very little, ii ANY, further trouble with
the Indians during the present summer
and ial ioI reasons that IN all nights be-
tween Indians and troops dnring the
present season, the iurmer have been
severely puuiShrd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05
THE REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.
Jn~ oil. an Insult To tho k'Tiouds oi Grant
How and Why Ito Was D,sniSsod
from tho Cabinet

JnW oil. an Insult To tho k'Tiouds oi Grant
How aud Why Ito Was ID smissod
from tho Cabinet
WAsuINGruN, Ju.y J-'rlc election
ex PUstmastcrjicu,r ral Jewell as Char
man at the Republican National Com
mjttec has pretty much annihiialed
what little hope the l;rpuhlIcan office
holders aud politicians here hal at the
surCeSs oi the Republican Presidential
ticket IA Novcmb,r. Jcwell's official
scrNicc here was not oi such a character
~ tu mark him ~ a man htted IT, man
axe great political campaign, but on
the contrary, lett such an Impression
here, especially among the Republican
9th ialS Who were under hiun IN the
pu,tollice Department, that II Is almost
universally COuCcird by Republicans
that lac II nOtosiOusly unfit lur
h,S new position. and wholly in.
competent tn manage the campaign
tor the Republican party. In addition
In this. the elevation at Jewell tn this
important pnst Is an insult to trant aud
h,s friends, aud must tend tu increase
the bitterness ui feeling between the
Grant aui anli Grant factions ol the Re-
pubhcaus, aud widen tEc breach which
was started at Chicago. Jewell rcn.
dcrci himself very obnoxious To Grant
While a member ui the latter = Cabinet,
aud lett the Cabinet at Grant \ request.
Tho cause oi JCHclls dismissal was a
bclici on the part oi Grant that Jewell
had BETRAYED his confidence and proved
trcacherous to his interests. The
dismissal, a. the story nuns,
WAS more sudden than polite.
Without warning. Grant sali to
Jewell one day after Cabinet meetinI:
You once promised mc that u your
presence IA the C,b,aCt should ever bc.
CIme disagrrCdhlc tu ne, ur onharTaSS
mo ia any way, Vou Won ii INSTANTLY re-
slgn. will hr obliged u YOU will re.
dccm that prOmiS 81 your earliest con'
ycnirncr.' - runs the story. Wheth
rT u ~ correct as to detail or not, u IL
true beyond all question that Jewell
VAS dismissed. aud that Ihe. .otiiciai ani
personal relations nf the two men were
then and there summariiy ended. They
ulrtrd. and have remained enemies
ever since. Jewell. who Is very vain
man, and was exceedingly anxious To
remain ia the Cabinet, has never Tor
gwen Grant luT turning hiM OUT
While Graut, on the other hand, re-
cards Jewell ~ only less at traitor
than Bristow, aud deSpiscs him accori-
ingly. All of these :acts are well known
here. aud II is, therefore, accounted GER
tam that none oi CHANTS friends whom
lac eau intlurnce viii givC jewell active
cnuntrnanre or support II is further
more certain that the charmanship VAS
not nl,t Iilrrrd To- Jewell, and there Is
strong reason to believe that he ~ only
a fourth choice. phu Cameron refused
IN have Il: aud ". T. Chandler. ot New
lIampshirr, aui Ium flatt "i New
York, hav followed suit. IL Is the hrst
time the charmanShIp ot the Rcpu6ii'
can National Committee ever vent
hr.:s sing. aud the tact that It has h'en
b,sln. this year does not encourage
those whose official hic depends upon
Republican administration.