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Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
THE STATE FalR.
Announce meDt II an RasA X Pre-.
mtum.


The Slate Fair will Le held at Fair
view Park, Dover, Sept. 9th, 2Slh,
29th and goth and OF. 1st and II. The
trotting will be q great feature.
The purses, as officially announced,
are
Tuesday-Running race, free for all,
5000 first, $1e0 second, $50; third,
$40.
Running race. two years, half mile
heats. and best 2 in 3, $150; first, s75 ;
second, $50 third, S2b.
Trotting free for all horses owned on
tho Peninsula, $500 (; first, Sl4O f;
second, $50 i; third, $50 fourth, s3o.
Wednesday, l.30 p. m.-Class 2 IL,
purse 81 1000; first, $500; second,
$3.50 /: third, $3.50 fourth, 800.
Glass 2 30, purse $3.50 ; first, Sl75
second, S125 third, $50,
Glass 80. Peninsula, purse $3.50 +;
first, $75 !; second, $50 third, s25.
Thursday-Class A years and under
best 2 ia 3 to harness, purse 500; first
$50; second. $50; third, $40.
Class q "a, purse 83Ou; nrsts $loo'
second, $10O; third, $35.
Glass 2.45, purse 5000: first, $125;
second, $50; third s25.
Class 2 rs, purse $500; first, $50; see
ond, $l25; third, $75; fourth, $50.
Friday-Class 2 2S, purse $3.50; first,
$175; second, 1925; third, $50.
Glass 8, purse 5000; first, GIGS; Sec
Fond, 800, third, $35.
Glass 2 23, purse, 800; first, $3.50;
second $175; third, 800; fourth, $76.
The intention Of giving "working-
mems day." upon which rs cents ad-
mission would be charged, has been
abandoned, and instead the number Of
races, heretofore three a day, has been
increased to four.
Some of the finest trotters are expee-
ted TO enter in the 2.1S class for the
S1 900 purse. Instead of givinga . teurn-
ament the management intend giving
bicycle race, and are now correspon-
ding with several bicycle clubs.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
TOnaOriMl.

Preston Brothers, tonsorial artists,
No. 2 Bsst Sigth street, are still doing
good work in their line of business
They have added another frst-class
mahipulator to their force. II you pay
them visit you will receive attention.
N. B.-Lsdies wishing their hair dress.
ed, curled or eut, or o good shampoo,
would do we'll 10 leave their address at
the palace, and A. Preston will give
than bis strict attention.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
PeRnayhVanza.

The Democrats are used to claiming
lnnsyl7ania. They have been at 1t
twenty years. They claimed it in
30, bu; Lincoln carried it by q major
4 OF j9,6lS. They came up undaunt-
in 1854 with the boast that they
ere sure of it for "Little Mac" bat
|ey fell 20, CTS votes short Of their ex-
ctations, In 1868 they were sanguine
ever, bat Grant carried the State
'er Seymour by a MAJ ority Of 28, ,S98.
lS72 the country was enthusiast
by assured that Pennsylvania was
p for Greeley, but Grant rolled mp
astonishing majority Of $500. 10
70 the Democrats again claimed the
PIE, but Hayes plurality over Tilden
Ps nearly 5000. Pennsylvania is 8
|callarly disappointing State for the
PmocrAcy, and, in the light of past
|en'S, their present boasts are ex-
emely diverting.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Bicycle RaafnEs

A bicycle contest for tho professional
championship of Delaware will take
place at schsutzsn Park tomorrow a.
ternoop. There will be three Eve mile
heats and the best two in three will de.
eide the race. The contestants will be
Prof. Coleman, of Philadelphia, b. NJ.
Hicks, of New York, G. Packer, of Pitts.
burg, N. w. Robinson, Of Lancaster, C.
Z. Fowler, Of Hammonton, N. j., and
NJ. stra.ton, Of Steubenvills. Ohio. The
grounds will be open at $50 p. m.-
First heat called sharp, Sp. m second
best, s 30 p. m; third heat, Gp. H.
Admission Is cents. Ladies' aoNmpa-
MED by gentlemen, free.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Police Cases .

Last evening Mayor Almond fined
smsltz u and costs for disor-
derly conduct.
Four vsgrants, named Elijah Couu.
tiss, James Clyde, Robert Lynn and
George Wells, were sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment.
Warner Psxson, charged this morn.
ing With vagrancy, was sent TO jail for
thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

vOu are bilious, have hea iacee
.sl,e ia every bone Of the body,
NJ simus' Anti-Bilious Powders,
,,s,. m bilious tonic. Prics 25c.; by
9sc. Dspot, 4th and King streets,
niDgtOn, Del.
n. Barr the practical butOAer,
,.o,.pd a fresh and salt meat store
R,audywine Village, Ninth Ward.
S,sr Havana filed cigar given on
a, the New York Store, 3. n. cor.
Iui French streets.
Imslta. the watermelon hing, has
received a fresh cargo Of Mountain
ssts and Jersey Jenny Lind cante-
Ipes. Call early. no. 10 East 4th
but.
kuuksl's Bitter Wine of Iron, Kun
"a Worm Syrup and Eunkeps pills.
sale BY j. R. Hartman, Druggist,
Eh and Poplar strests.
ksnpedy's Prairie Weed and Kenns'
a Fsvorite Remedy cold by Taylor Il
Druggists and Apothscsries,
King street.
bOss lunch at the Western Hotel,
hrth aud Orange streets, on Satur-
\ night. Lovers Of lunch should not
! fail to call.
Dou't forget that Sherwood has open
a branch at No, IL Rsst 4Ih street.
|Dicsst brands only of tobacco and
|srs.
breat reductions in spring and sum-
u clothing at the Boston One Price
pthipg House.
Call and see our light cashmere pants
ST. rs at the Boston One Price Clotl-
House.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
western Hail Afaru,

na'i storm near Stevens Pond,
|,onaG ,mco1sin' on Monday, covered the
6t% Hu 10 depth Of several inches
S,a, hail stones Of unusual siae,
rnns ,e OF the largest "wsishing a
uDd'' Shingles were torn from roofs,
e,,;,s m gram, hop vines, and other veg
bvls n Nefs totally destroyed, and
|ill.S p,Sisie chicken and sheep were
Ea ''' The loss is estimated at o75,-
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
T1EE POT POLITICAL.
how IL RGtls in WIIMinEt0n-
Movements OF the Republicans
Lnst Might.


Movements OF the Republican,
Lnst Might.
The Republicans were quite active
all over town preparing for the cam
paizD. The most interesting meetiDR
was that held in the Eighth Ward, by
the Republicans at their headquarters
Ninth and Church streets.
The first business done was the call.
ing of committees. The Committee on
aame reported "Hastings Guards" as
an appropriate title. This was adopt.
ed.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization presented the following as
officers:
Presidential. s. Feaster.
Vice " William d. Sparks.
Secretary-George a. Jackson.
Treasurer-Washington Hastings.
Csptain---Harry Coulson.
1st Lieutensnt-J. W. Lewis.
I'd 1" William Hahn.
The club decided to meet regularly
on Thursday evening hereafter.
The business having all been trans
acted several addresses were mads
The leading speech was made by F. L
Bach, President of the Young Men,
Republican Club. He set forth th'
merits Of the two parties for the pas,
twenty years, and analysed the plat
form adopted by the Democrats which
were for different principles year aftel
year. He was loudly applauded, and
the meeting adjourned amid much en-
tbusiasm. The club now have about
$50 names on the roll.
The Garfield and Arthur Troop held
a meeting last evening in the Lincolr
Club room. During the evening somt
eighty-two names we're added 10 the
roll, swelling the mem mbership to sur
prising proportions. 1t was decided tt
accept the invitation of the Garfield
and Arthur Veteran Union and take
part In their public demonstration in
Institute building on next Thursday
evening.
The Young Mems Republican club
met in the fourth story of Adams
Building last evening for the purpose
of drilling. They are rapidly improv-
ing in discipline and will soon be able
to make a creditable appearance in
marching.
The Bird Guards, now 262 strong,
we're also drilling last evening.
At Townsend Wednesday night, a
meeting Of the Hancock and English
Club was held, and permanent organ
ization effected by the election of the
following officers:
President-James c. Wilson.
Vice residents-Purnal Jones, Cy-
rus Tatman, Samuel R. Warren.
Secretary--John b. Miller.
Treasurer--Saml T. Bouchelle.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
CunapAi9n Portraits.

Thos. W. Price Co., No. 5o5 Minor
street, Philadelphia, has for sale the
portraits of the Presidential candidates
for frsming; also for banners, trans
parenoies, flags, &c. Republican and
Democratic clubs would consult their
own interest by sending for price list.
Cash must accompany all orders.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

lied to Contract to pay Messrs. Mills 4
Combs S25 for the occupancy Of the
building tTenth and King streets, by
the Surveying Department, during the
mouth Of August.
On motion Of Mr.. McGlinchey Coun-
Gil adjourned to meet at Market street
and Jsssup's road, on Saturday even
ing next, at 8 80 p. m.
ORDERS.
Dnring the session the following
orders were directed to be drawn
L. e. Bradford, Jr., Esq., $50 Washington
f re Company, 500 Frank X. Carswell,
800 Charles McCloskey, sis4.ss Peter Rob.
inson, SI9l.e6 Jiavis Il Brother, s562.49 ;
Martin Keogh, $500 sunury bondholders,
. o,60S Jehn People, $1,000; J. X. Adams,
treasurer OF Water Witch Fire Cen pany Vi.
COO Robt. Carswell, $3.50. Total, is,o2s,bS.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
WIN. III. EnSIiAh, +,

the Democratic candidate for Vice
President, was one Of the twelve North
era Democrats who voted against the
motion to expel Preston 8. Brooks, the
sou.h Carolina secession bully, from
the House of Representatives, for MS
sowardly and brutal assault upon Chas'
Sumner, the statesman and champion
Of equal rights. This ought to be SUI
ncient to insure him free pass to "A
solid South"
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
wagner che COunpOser.

~ M reported that Richard Wagner,
ecNposeF, has written to q gentle
,i,1, ~ ol Boston saying that, "were q
unon OF dollars subscribed in America
~ pala 10 him, part in cash and part
securities, he will come to this coun-
70 stay, and would produce all his
y Ee'iS here and dedicate his future
~ and work TO America
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Property Returned.

aono U unknown boy who sto,e the
N M.,1 from Iohnson's tin store. No.
Er.st %slket s street, sold il to a Second
|osrt O1W,oher, having first taken it
6at hs hls excuse for selling 1t was
|Ot %, az !. aad taken 1t apart and could
6e ~ thas - together again. A notice OF
aition no. was inserted IN the late
6an 60On u, Of the RHpuluoAs and in less
brrss ~ thd nour after the paper went to
|sain 'ne wagon was returned, thus
|sps, " demonstrating the value Of this
|f'f Us an advertising medium.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
The Weather.

Wm Department, asice of the Chief
|psl Officer, Washington, July 30-l
Indications for Friday--FOr New
bgland and the Middle Atlantic States
pity CLOUDY weather, occasional rain,
|nds mostly from northwest 10 north
II stationary or higher temperature
d barnmaler.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

The Ladies' Department for Trusses,
Supporters, &c., at 2. Jas. Belts Drug
Store is exclusively private. Ladies'
entrance No. l West 9Th street. Lady
after dant.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
nnpdnx aehnoI Raopeninr.

On next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock the Old Swedes' Sunday sehool
will be reopened. Evening Prayer
and Baptism will be held at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
KILLED the Destroy or Of HIS Nap
pinoss.

In Patrick county, Va, last Friday,
Pink Dehart met Amos Woolvine On
the road on horseback, with Mrs. De-
hart behind him. An alteration en-
sued between the men, ending by De-
hart shooting Woolvine with a revol'
YER through the forehead and meek,
killing him instantly. Dehart then
proceeded TO Patrick Court House and
suYreudered himself to the oAoers OF
the law. Improper relations between
Woolvine and Dehart's wife had poen
heretofore suspected by Dehsrt.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
state OF the TnerunO IA oter

the REPUBLICAN Office, on Friday
rning, July 30:
pClOck, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock,
I79o 78o 800
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
.pscInL l. mENTIO y.
rssre's Millions In III

s;lv,r chronomster balance,
.ausls,ipg ans s watch to be given to the
rsgu,s,6 ,"s the most balls on a burst
DnsA,us rast two weeks, commencing
w ,s DIS CoIlandsr pool table ivory
y; vine seats. Third and French
4, DEAN CnAlpAsr, Manager.
eN, ,,,.g to my friends II have
0sSss "hs1ge Of the Nav York Tobacco
n ~, ,"I Pool Rooms, S. Il. cor. Third
v,sneb snI streets, aud cordially In
r :, nv friends and acquaintsnoes
an -: a call. DsAS CHALfASr.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

DOARDING.-w AN UNFUR-
- nished room with board for gentleman
and little daughter In private miIy No
children. Call or address 404 &. Sth &C. amer Q
o'clock evening. TSOtst
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Fresh Rlsb.

..,, has on bis stalls in the Third
|pse,, I. ma,kst, J fine lot of white perch
'sasrs. \; m hsidock, halibut, mackerai' l.
" satsu' bsss and ether varieties Of the
Y ,,ins, vd CAN early and avoid the
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

lam Hg'
|or Allal
supprt
\ ttleat
Pg Il z
Dor plsl
ing thau.
|ivel AZ
! The d
|pdel M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
rheumatism Six Years.

Grand View. Ill.-Mr. f. Rodenberg, Of
Grand View, called at our Office last week and re-
lated the following circumstance; l suffered
with Rht umatisn for over six years; consulted
many physicians. and tried hundreas of rene.
dies, without avail. Having seen St. Jacobs Oil
tonshing cures .sent 10 Rockport for bottle Of
tho Oil, and used Ii aceordtus 10 directions The
rel ef felt was almost electric" got better at
once aud now. t. ere Is n0ta trace Of Rheumatism
left Ia, my body. -lRookport ally Banner, sdi.
oEiatly. .-'.- .0 ,. 4
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Rheumatism--An Editor's wife

Allent0Wn, Pa.--From personal expert
ence, have the agreeable opportunity Of addine
nv favorable testimony to the extensively in
dorsed st. Jacobs Oil. Ny wife had been suffering
for years with rheumatism and endured great
pain. She used numerous linimenta but none
gave hsr the much wished for relief Some
months agoI purchased bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil,
and the result achieved BY It's use jnsti6es me In
recommending it to all similarly suffering. The
first application worked wonders and the further
timely use Of the Oil prevented q. return Of thu
former excruciating pain. would adviss every
body in need OF q good iiniment for Rheumatism
Neuralgia and ali similar painfv' diseases to use
the St Jacobs Oh. and they will be convinced
that TOO much can not b. said in praise Of thi
remedy. . =: & Rim.
Editor Republlkaner, Allentown, n
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UNDERTAKERs
UNDERWRITERS. ""s
DUNKMANN s. CO., @'t
UNDERTAKERS.

Embslmins promptly done, lce used when re-
ouested. Office calls attended to day and night
Manufacturers Of all kinds nfstclass Wood
Cofins and Caskets. Keev constantly on ha,sdR
full lineof trimmed and untrimmed Cofins and
Csskets for the trade at manufacturing prices
/ Office and Warefooms, Nos 178 ard F5 Clinton.
between Linn and Baymiller streets. Night
Office, At Livery Stable, southwest corner Of John
and Everett streets feNIyTh, STU
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

"They are not d beverage, but 4 medi
cine I With curative IropsTtiss s of ths high. n
an already sdsbilitated system, but bsild i
s'ssassS f1a sysss is1sassas sssa
clans ei @ prescribe TIE thsa.S-tEssnins ~ 81 ksSiss.
on Hop Bittera tasg s.9 ID, .,6la sga5
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RhAy1mafigm.

DIXON, ILL.,, G. Sussmt1eh, Rock
River Furniture St0re.-The hest rsm6
dy for Rheumatism IL indispntably the St jacobs
OIL; . single bottle cured me entirely Being wei
known in this part Of the country the above In
formation msy b. Of value 70 yon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

D4y,,,,u..,, j
NasI No. J cAL.,).
5ssa..i1s,s,:s:: c.. q. -,
D.As D,o 60 7''n Gun
surs :. :. Of inform,.s srsat
AMI. ,n' most srstir,;Is you
1--WE, g. the uss o. caSN-
.ha I've IN myews -, .AABo-
.hrss years %. n. eass. For
s ssldi and ~ s.a.s.s .Sss.saDl..si,
had suisr '.u..oofh, ... asd !
bop. o. -. si,sat Up an, !,
= Fgr. reseoriAs m. xay
=. "sekD asA .@T.
the advsrti...sei se ! Noticed
soLrss, s..sS@sa' s.S sfcAR- !.
Icas,ndstioh ca.s,l Of 4 r,. rec
witho,.. .asd to srys bo..,'
e0td resuI.. sW hops a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Rheumatism Thirty Years.

/ TAYLORSVILLE, PA.-Mr. A. Niger.
writes: Ny mother, an old lady Of sixty years.
suffered for thirty years with Rheumatism 70 such
an extent that she was at times entirely lame. We
Scranton, Pa, bottlsof st. Jacobs Oil, used Il
according to directions, and saw our efbrts
crowned with perfect success. Mother was ~.
lievad. *ff.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
A steamboat Mans Praise.

NEW HAVEN, CONNIE. b. Hayer.
Ell, ESQ i, Foreman 81 the New York
and New Haven Steamboat C0rnpa-
ny, says eau hardly find words enough to ex.
week s:ffefed with paifis in the back, and wN
not able to 20 about; the pain 1t times was al
most unhearahle. Advised by friend I procured
q bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil from ny druggiat, MI.
Otto Meyer, used 1t without delay, and expert
snced instant relief from my suferingn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Acute Rheumatic Pains.

Andalusia, Ill.-since bought the stoN
duced your 81. Jacobs Oil, ana ii is remarkable
how many effectnaa cures 1t has produced. l have
tried it upon myself, and in three days was 70
lieved of the most acute Rheumatic pains Yov
msy use this a. q testimonial Ii yuu choose.
RORERT RODR
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. 4 Physician,s Praise.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dr, r II. Schultz
says For twenty years ! have been practicns
medicine ana surgery and can say, from personal
experience and q clear conscience that the 81
perior to all other external applicationA
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& READ TRE TESTIMONIALS. 5

/ ....d !. sry yous
[Lwas 'no'SA .sA The snscse
nv. e.r.t W.. stnpl'S 'S.,r So -
,.s "..a ~, %. y.'';s, ;s,sssx
y no., o~ .rps.5,s .s,,ss |. he
|...rsowsh. \ M' sus u
sr.rss \. ,. =. .'1". 1s"...sl1 -
~ s.s"'s gov = ssir DOE .ass s,'a
rapidl! psy uss " -.
|nis sa.. .....,.mosssi y ~ ~
|assss 'ss. sna nay r'''' "
es'ss. q. - !, 4. srush.'' ..'.
mo w. ,.,,;Ilps,
\ ALgsfp .rr .,.,,ns,
tnr,ss,ss, 4 olos,,iss'i,ss as s,is. ~
n'ye' =. ',.ys: "hy ~ ~
La cABDoi.S ..,.e q
| ~ hss 70 y. - Il her
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RT. REV. BISHOP GILM O q r. j.
Cleveland, OhiO.-The st. Jacobs OIL haa
benefited me greatly. ! consider 1t sxcellent fos
Rheumatism and kindred diseasea
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

HUGO PREYER. ESQ.,, National
Candidate for l.feute ma ails-lsOvermOr
aoH Ohio. IS78.---It cured mo of Rhsumatim
and can, recommend 1t. .e-..
, 1880-03-28
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


A N ADVANCE SAVED TO ALI. PERSONS BUY
n ing their furniture before April !. as upon thai
dy all fnctores will advance prices from II 70 " paf
cont ..-l.--.
POOLEY h MITCHELL.
GENERAL HOUSE FURN1SHERS.
Is nnd 81 West Mntison-st-
Have IN Immense stock Of goods Of newest designs.
which they offer NJ last falls prices to purchasers
GIVING ORDERS BEFORE APRIL l.
.. Is PER CENT.
Orders can be given now. and goods may DO dety-
cred my time prior June L A payment given with
order Is all that we require to persons wishing TO
tais Is III F%R2o
Nsft'7Toes sf6yEs. cKockEkf sEiSHttg'if riSWARE.
And everything necessary to furnish hooses CON-
An IMMENSE AssonFESH E!siHsS: AT PRICES THAT
An inspection solicited into TWO stores hued
tngs. pOOLEI = MITCHELL.
is and IS West sladtson-st-
4 ENOUNCKMENr-TIIE UNION FERNITuRE
n Co. aIi md l5 West Madf.ou-st have In stock \
full line Of household goods including about every
thing needed nnd at bottom for cash or ON time
1ascs from IS Full ses efoetes1 io1 SD
Mnrbe-u,p dressinR-case snlt, SO.
Handson,e wnlnut sets, SIS. Camp chairs and rock
Parsr suits IN terry and hair cloth. silk plush.
Customers say our store Is one of the nreest and
our stock OF the best aul prices about the
most satisfactory, to be found.
Anyway. We can furnish house complete. OF WI
the pavmen so easy ~ to surprise you-
It will pay you to examine our stock and learn our
prices on our easy payment" " plan. -,
Open Monday xyi99 hsqaS aTsa'sf
SIS md 56 West MndtsOn-st
, 1880-03-28


NTASTED-AN ENERGETIC PARTNER WITH
W capital Of 81 U0 to partly act as manager and
Treasurer with weI-knoHn *,..r Nho has = first
good percentase to the right person half interest
will be given. Can give the best OF references Ad-
dress ~ Tribune Office.
VNASTED-TO BUY A GROCERY: MUST BE
w cheap, not To exceed kiU cash, and have good
location and trade State price and location Ad-
dress e. Tribune Office.
ua1 mn WILL. BUY SOLE PATENT RIGHT
.p1.gUV for Emitted States, and goodwill. of
Kelleys patent corner wire screens chance seldom
offered. Inquire at once Of J. ". D. KELLEY. Sea s.
Co., ~ and III StAtc-st.
, 1880-03-28

HARDWARE STOCK In COUNTRY STORE
~ Sl2D to *l5Qa: for city PSopsrty; will assume
reasonnble indebtedness. DuNSTAN CO., Room
, 1880-03-28

I HAVE An ACRE .ASD 4 QUARTER At En-
9iewood with good improvements good =
dence ut Rockford: viii exchange either and some
sx.h tor good residence on some pleasant street:
Merchants HOTEL corner OF Clark and Lake-sts-.
nm
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
HOW TWO MURDERERs TAKE IT.

NEW YoRK, April 7.-When counsel for
Chastine Cox visited him yesterday'in his
cell and announced the decisien OF. the
Court of Appeals against him, G K grated
his teeth together and said, We'll, all |
have to do now is to get ready to hang. !
thank you for what you have done, and
wish could do more. / hope my mother
will not hear of this"
Balbo, the wife murderer broke down
completely, and staggered away from his
cell-door, throwing himself on his cot and
burying his face in his hands.
DEscENDENT OF MARTIN VAN BUREN.
DR.. Miller, of the Metropolitan Hotel,
reported at the Coroner's Office the death,
from an overdose of opium, of Mrs.
Deutsch, whom he had attended at 234
West Eleventh street. Her maiden name
was Van Buren, and she was descendent
of President Van Buren's family and a
sister of Judge Van Buren,, of Chicago.
BEARS MAKE AN ATTACK.
Shortly after the stock market opened
to-day the bears, supposed to be under the
leadership of Jay Gould and Russell Sayer,
made determined attack on the whole
list by tightening tie money market SC
that about noon it was very difficult to OBJ
tain loans and the rate vas advanced to u
per cent. and interest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Specially Collected in the COrncracker
Commonwealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
FRANKFORT, April Five convicts were
brought up from Pulaski County to the
Penitentiary yesterday and clothed with
the notorious stripes. Two of the convicts
were pardoned-a mother and son. The
woman was enceinte; hence her pardon.
The boy was but fifteen years old, and this
was his first offense.
ELIzABETHTowN, April 7.-Deputy Sheriff
Henry Bethel, of La Rue County, passed
through last evening with ALI. Howard
and Fred. Cecil, two negroes. convicted by
the La Rue Circuit Court for five and two
years respectively in the Penitentary, the
former for rape and the latter for house
breaking
OwENToN, April 7.-Criminal Court con.
vened yesterday with very small docket.
Judge O. D. McManama in a speech an.
nounced himself to-day as a candidate for
Circuit Judge. He is now a resident oi
Frankfort.
SHELBYv1LLE April REV. T. Dewitt
Talmage, of Brooklyn, lectures here to-
night.
AUGUSTA April Last night John Ellis
Ex-Deputy Sheriff of this county in com
pany with James Reed, crossed the river
from Teitzville, KY, to Aurora, O., and
Ellis, Reed says, was drowned. Foul play
is suspected.
CRoFToN, April John Carver, brake
man, got his hand fearfully mashed while
coupling cars last night. He is still living
PARIS, April Robert Terrell, of this
county, sold to John II. Hughes of Fay
cite, the mare Ella Clay sired by Ameri
can Clay, dam Membrino Chief, for $2,OO(
cash.