davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

rieter lu(is MAIDEN. Neine 3stdnuns
III fertia, pir sessn mtteinaneer pur6 ben
@alb ,urid. Sd er3atle Sbnsn eabst,
tpas mir tes.anst III ssrass porbtn, ees
5ie famen. gr bate thr Die Sti,,e, Bic
iie In bic Mappe asdsn tuolts, aus Der
6ano aencmmen uno au fnerfIam bstrab'
tst. 5ie 3.idnsn fser babft - Sis
batsn issenfaus Serss gatsrs &rnFlsrau
&C eesrbt.
@eine 5anc arsifle ls;at: bic t5rs, ais
er ibr bas Blatt ,u.udJab. sic frih NIT
esm gattiltude iaubesnn uter etsielbe
bin. Gr las, baB ss unbewuBt seldae
uno bod psrtisfte it6 Der i&arfs 3us ,nt
(hsn einen Brauen.
Nun unb mas 1T Sbaea tesesnsts Z Sts
{ultsn niht 10 alleta auf b!sien Sersen
umtertlettern. Dprt obsa ubtr Fem
@hsitel terfelben flbrt bic unBarslhs
9rsn;s. ss frsifen oft Safe aa'r @rt a'sr
umber !!
Nuaen @ie mid pislleidt nod farhtia-
ner MAIDEN ? Datrtaftis, bas mare GER
eetlide Mass! Nlio b0rsn sie ! Vie 10
Dorbin gan, aneddti5 nebsn ms'asm
Dadsoloerbuit fbs uno Die GAME In
Der esitta 3sidne, ralhslt es plob'th ne
zen mir uno lsat i1h nieber euf psr anes'
rem Ssite pss Strauhss SIN erasn Au'
gsntlide mar i'd mirflih humm ssnus, an
sinen Sbssr unsariidsn 8dubsr su bsa'
fen als i'd aber ooriidtis bnrt bic ) rel
as luae, febe Id, baB ss .stn Rsb 1T, elm
leibbaftiaes, tplrtlthss 8eb!
Babrldsinlia elm oer1pren9tes aus BEN
@lo5gniber Wdltern bort bra6sn!
Gortltbuns fOlst.
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: xeraa &.

- Ser &ot6l6ilo Jaa 1T am 7. in
0tarlban aufgeruien, aber lpegen slb=
peienbeit BON 3eugen Bis 0tDntag ben
IA. per16Dben iporoen. Ser WfprO=
proseB bes @urie miro am 19. sur Ser
banOlung fommen.
- Sn 9enton Gountp lit Der 2ebrer
eSanle5 Sumter BON Wount 3ion auf
Ser 2anoltraBe BON bier Mannern iiber=
fallen ableits pom Wege gei6leppt uno
entmannt porOen. 6unter tpuroe am
nd6ien Sage bon einem 6armer ent=
bedt uno aratli6er 8ebanolung iiber=
geben. 9lls ein3ige urla6e fir oas
16redli6e 8erbre6en fann angegeben
werben, oaB 9unter nit elmer getpiflen
iungen Dame auf iebr intimem TuBe
geitanOen baben ioa.
- Ser @6neioer u. 8aditrum (?)
in 9ouiton bat einen Selbitmoroperlu6
gema6t.
- Yeim Sanop Greet, 5 @feilen
tueitli6 bon 8renbam iit Elm aus 18
Cars beitebenoer Tra6t5ug perbrannt.
Cine 8riide mar in Seuer geratben.
- Sie Snternationalbabn ioll big
gum l. Sftober na9 9feu 8raunfels
lau fen.
- 8. %. Searb, Der vprontinente"
2anol6minoler BON San 9lntonio, 1T
am 8. na6 Dem 3u6tbaus abgegangen.
= prescotts @el6aftslpfal in Sort
Wtc9apett 1T am 8. bur6 Seuer serit0rt
pDr0en. 0tan bermutbet 8ranbi itiftung.
= Sn Yaleitine i'm Salon BON $.
3. &obinion entitano Elm Streit 5pi=
16en bielem unb einem 6ra9tconouc=
teur Der S1ternationalbabn Namens
Sen @ilion. Son Morten fam es su
Sbdtli6feiten unb &obinion 16oB iei=
men @egner in bic 8ruit. grlterer
wuroe perbaftet, aber sesen $3.50 8iirg=
f6aft ipieoer auf freien SUB geieBt.
- Die S6ienen Der Santa Sc gi=
ienbabn iinb bis gum Degua Greet ge=
Ie9t. Gum l. Suli bofft man @alomea
gu errei6en.
- Sn Galpert fam Der farbige Ypt.
reiter Serrp Smitb an uno meloete, oaB
i'm iein pfero abgemorfen babe unb
nit Dem 8riefiad oapon gelaufen iei.
@san fanO ipdter oas pfero iammt oem
8rieHad, aber Der lebtere mar auf=
gei6nitten uno ieines Snbalts beraubt.
SMITH murbe in 6olge oeilen ,perbaftet.
Cine in @alpsfon einsetrcffene
Depeide meloet, baB bas Dampfl9ifI ct.
9puis am IA. BON 2iperpcol nit 500
Nusmanoerern mad Teras abfabreu rpire.
Sestere molten Id entlans ber @alpelton
uuo 5un Nntonio @ilenbabn anliereln.
- Die Birser BON 8romnppcb, bic
in 8aco wesen elmer i4malipurisen gi=
ienbabn 5milden beiben Stdbten Sorban=
belten, paren nit Der ibnen in Waeo perz
iprodenen llnterltieuns einuerfanben,
uno linb 5uriidsefebrt. Gle p.rliderten,
oaB BrcwnmOop 100000 3u Der 8abn
beiiteuern miirbe.
= Sn SOuitu famen Gompasnien
ppn 1. Snfanterieresiment an. Sin Tbeil
Der Truppen sins mad Gan Nntonic, elm
anberer mad HinsSolbs 8arrads.
- Sn 9empfeab murben bic Delega=
ten CUR 6euermannss Convention in San
NntpniO, bic BON Dallas, Baco, @alpert,
Siesan, Napalot Nuitiu unb 8renbam
bort anfamen, Don Der Semplfeaber
Teuerwebr nit Dfulif empfansen unb nit
@bampusner resalirt.
- i'm Bra,os BEL Baco puroe eine
9ei4e aufSefi&t. Dieielbe wurbe ale
bic zines Or. @inou BON 9lenrcle er=
tannt, Der bur& ben 6lue rsiteu rpollte
uno babel ertrant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

- Der @ebatteur ees Champagne,
SQs.. Sournal III Elm mariner 8srssrsr
pon Or. MusuR 65nis's Gamii'sn Meoi.
,tnen. Derislbs bertht.t: Die 5amtur
ger Eropfen Fnb In meinsm eeiertreie 70
beliebt, eab Id Sbnen bic befea 3eusntiIe
sini1tden fGnnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09


groBen1 @e.pinn
s.lanssn tann. Debtalb iollts man nitt
psriaumsn, benz @liids bic Sane 3u bistsn
uno am Sptsl ber
278. 6amturser 5tabtlotterie
She'll ,u neemeu. gDsr isbt leiue 9ooie
CUR erfen Rla6s bsasat, bat ben Bortbsil,
int sanaisfsn Sale fstenmal In elmer
balbiabrli&sn 3isbuns a 9eminntn. Die
3tetuns Der erfsu Rlafs oisi:r bspor3us=
ten Qotterte fneet fatt an,
8. umb 10. Suni 1880,
unb iOnnsn OristuallooIs ,u iolsenosn
Drsi(eu be,o8en wereen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

Die gtnna5ms fiir
81, 500 Soule betrdst ms, 1854
uao bic Nussate fur
As, 200 @eminnt 1T m8, 348, 400.
Da allo bic san,s eianaems su St.
winn.n psrtbsilt ia, wsresn tnsseiammt
Is - tbs 5eut
Yam @swinns In Mbjus ssbradt, UNI bic
8ofsn Der 8erwaltuns 3u beden.
Snbem auf ieess ,reits Qoos etn 1,sffsr
fdat. 1T % niht srit nStbis, auf ben gor.
ttsil unb bi. Nssllitdt bisisr felt
139 Sabren
b.aeb.nben 9ottsrts anfmertiam ,u MAIDEN.
Ser ale 4taFsn I'm Boraus bs,ablt,
Sat fslbfpsrRdnblt& stnsn tlsinsn 8abatt.
60 toest fcmtt, tpsnn TN 0oraus bs3ablt,
bas
@anje 9cos. s.-.....--. .$4S, 90
5albe ......-... "a, 90
Biertel - ....-..... 12, 90
W&tel ......... 6, 90
9trcul are,
fcmie ale nabsrn gin,slnbsitsn fttsn auf
Gnfrasen unsntssltlid gu Dttnfen.
Rsttt ,ablrsi9sn Maftrissa Isbt sntssssa
6. +. Jalfenftein
3s7 Sab 8ampart> StraBe.
Rew.Orleans "a.
3nssrlafaS Issatsu ptrbtn psrtaHst.
6,l.s0,~ii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

6etbts Gttb.r. 90 mtrt Alaub.
wurbis psrf&ert. bab bisls IhudliHe
8ranfbett bur& ben @sbrau4 BON @ar.
nsrs Safe &tbnsY uap Qtp.r Cure, in
8rrbinbuns NIT Oarnsrs Sais pias per.
binbert rerpen fann. s. IN cine Blut.
persiftuns; man balte bas Blut rein une
bic 4rantteit wirb nttt sintrsten. Dielt
5stlmittsl taltsn Bic Blutfltrircrsane :
N!srsn anb etb.r : IN ssfunp.r 1baIsleit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

GtnperbrieBli4erS Saugltna
Nidts 1T 70 istr seeIenst etnen Mann
3u beatmmsn Sunsseie0e 3u tleiben, ale
wenn ct cine Na4t I'M cem 5aule zines
Ssrbetratbeten Greunoss Sfrmetlt uub flint
ebsr feds Stunoen wahsetalttn tptrs
butd bas @eihrsi einss psrorieBltden
Sauelinss. Nqe usrs.isblHsn unb
f&rsienosn @ausltnse bepiirfsn nur Soy.
fen Bitters UNI i1s seiunb unb ld@elnb 3u
MAIDEN. Sun9er Wann, rrinnsre bid an
bte1es -gb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

= Die SuoenbeBe in ben nSrblihen
Scmmerbctels bat lhcn wieber besen
men. SEPT bat aud Der pdater bes ct.
Wartstctels auf Staten Sslanb lid ben
6iltonS unb Gorbins anseldtoTen.
UiertpiirbiSerweiie bat oieier elmer Dame
nit ibren Rinoern 3utritt Uerpeisert, neil
fle sinen-i iiipiiden Hamen trus. Sc 1T
bic @attiu bes Or. Saeobt. Die DAME
felbli 1T cine Nmeritunerin aus altem
Yuritanertlute, ibr Ghne mar Der beriibm.
te Repsluticnssenera Yutnam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

Dit
xdslthe Treie Nreffe
sliteiEs
h5ttp a:t Aa5a.5ms pte S'nntass
unt fclts'
1000 fir bas Sabr obsr - 80 fur Den
Wpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

- Der Neeatteur eeS Champagne,
SQs.. Sournal III Elm mariner 8srssrsr
pon Or. MusuR 86ais's Gami'ssn Meoi.
,tnen. Derislbs bertdt.t: Die 5antur
ger Eropfen 1nb in meinem eeisrtre:l :le 70
bsliebt, bab Id Stnen bic beaea 3eusniife
sini6sden tSnnte.
- Yismard unb oer Yairiide BUN.
besratbsee1antte. Der ygreslauer 3elz
tunb fdreibt man Don Berlin: Nod ims
mer tpirtelt bic 9iuohartide Gnselesen=
belt piel Staub aut siel WabreS uno
Salides liuft bariiber in ben 3eitunsen
burdeinanber; i'd CLAUDE i'm Stanpe Su
iein, Sbnen einises @enauere mtt5ut9eiz
len. Der san;e Sersans mar folaenoer:
Tarit 8ismard iaste uuf ber beribmten
Soiree mSrtlid gu Serrn bon 8uobart:
v@lauben sic nidt, paB ih mir sefallen
laiie, bab Sic NIT einem Saufen Sam'
burger Suoen sesen YreuBen fonipi.iren;
i'd werbe an Shren aSnis idreiten, ibm
Sbr Benebmen auseinanoerieeen uno I'M
Sbre Nbberufuns eriuden." Serr bon
Iubbart antipcrtete bierauf fein Wort;
er iaste nur gu ieinem ntitanweienoen @es
ianbti idafts@Sefretdr, ct mSse ieimen @a=
gen pcrfabren lafeu. Deri ielbe mar aber
ldpn fort unb es oauerte cine balbe
Stunbe bis er antau: 70 lanse ma6te
Serr bon Ruohart natiirlid uarten. uno
baber itammen benn bic perfdieoenen
Nudridten, bic eineu, ct lei seblieben, bic
anoern, er iei sleta fcrtsesunsen. Nls
Der Wasen aasetommen, sins 9err bon
Hubbart in ben Solcm, no bic Damen
perlanlmelt maren, uno iaSte 5u ieiner
6rau: n@eben mir, es 1T mir nier etmas
pailirt, mas mir nidt erlaubt gu bleiben. 4"
gu Sauie ansefemnten, bat er iofcrt Ya=
pier uno Teber ersriffen uap ieiner Rez
eieruns Wittbeilnns bon benz 8orfall
seu,adt, uber nidt tint feline A6bsrufuns
su erbitten, mas er tiS heute aud nod
nidt oetban BAT. St bat nidt nur cine
ie1r seidtdte, icnoern audi bic ein;ig
mSslide biplomatiide Steauns einsenomz
men; Ct bat ben gOrfuu in bic Sdnse iei.
net 8esieruns selegt, inbem er nit He4t
last, Der Hei4sfanjler bat ntdt mid, lon=
bern meiae Sfesieruns ansesriIfes, in
beren Guftras rnb nad beren Snltruftion
i'd sebancelt; Saae meiner Resieruns 1T
es, gu entideiben, Of id bieielte iiberz
iaritten ober falid eufsefabt babe, unb
pann 1T ibre Sade, mid ab3uberuien.
Das 1T ater Bis ieet nidt seidehen; 9err
y. Nubharot sebt rielmebr nad mie Dor
gu ben 8unoesratbslieunsen unb ale
sesentbeilisen Mittbeilunsen inb ialid,
Son ieiner Jesierlns erwartet er Anmei=
lung. mas tt ipeiter tbun ica. .War
faBt bier in maBsetenoen areiieu bic sanS'
Anselesenbeit 70 auf als lei Der Sau5le'
auf ieiner Soiree aus nabeliesenoer
@rinDen iebr perilimmt setpeien, unD ei
bitrfte oaber wcbl N0es setban merben
um pie Sade Su arransiren. Mittler.
lpeile bat Der a0qis bon Buiern leinen'
Iertreter I'M 8unoesratbe, benz Baror
Don 8uobarpt, einen 5weimonatliden lit
laub ertbeilt. sA<...4;,s,
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5srs Grse. Gatfrn in @re.ubaY
Btse, wurVe oara ben gttrauh bss st.
Satots' OeIs pon sinem ftmn,taitsn
8tsnmausmus. rrsldts lit ieossmal sir
Reats ic6ato WitttrpnJswsdis stntrat, g..
ssilt. VI ftrttbt uas, pab itm bic lhneas
il&ere Ntriune b,s ct. Satots Oh beinabs
wit tin Dunoer sorselommsn ist unb bab
er nit banfbar.m 6er..n, oaGslts itsraa
smpfsels no f6 @sleSenbsit pa,u btetet.
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- @us eisener erfatrans lam Id BEN
ct. Satobs Del bas Rurt reben. Sd
se5raudtees sesen einsp 9sfttsen GaQ BON
Nbeumatismus unb purbe baburh rteber
polltommen bssstf.lt. - 6. @dwtns,
@arren, Stic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09
Muscroreentlibe G)eleac cnb it.

<*HH1tVtVtHtt3t9t VtttyeUU w
Wasreno oieier Wods, bon Wtcntas
WOrsen an. pestuufen mir i'm Retail
1000 Stud 6amburser @tidereien 3u
10 Gents bic Oaro !; aewStnIi1 su 20
Bis .25 Gents pertauft. Wan fomn,e
frubseitis, am cine aus pabl unter ben
Wultern ju treiien. 9 drama So.
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- Waterprcof unb Geuulotb Wan.
fdetten unb &rassn bel Yancoa &
Spns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

- &auft teine &leiosr, bts Sbr Yan.
CO aft & Sons Eager snipi3trt batt. Das
Bette tm Warft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-09

- Wir seben nit yeesniisen Yroben
bon unieren 9Paarsn gum gersleid nit
anoern, neil mir sepiS lino, oab mir bill,
Tiger uerfaufen tSnnen, ais ale unlere
oncurrenten. Sdram & So.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MI. L. l.. Sadler Elected President,
and Mr.. Thos. Q. Hildebrant,
"a r,, Vice President. r..,

The Board Of Councilmen met this after
noon for the purpose of organizing.
Mayor Jacob called the Board to order
and swore in the new members. Hl
d Nominations for the Presidency OF the
Council being in order, Mr. M. F. Thomp-
son nominated Hon. Ben. Eggleston; Mr..
NJ. Bauer nominated Mr.. L. L. Sadler;
Mr.. ]. M. Ray nominated Mr.. Thomas Q.
Hildebrant, but the latter declined.
The nominations being closed the Clerk
called the roll.
The first ballot resulted in the election
of Mr.. Sadler by the following vote: Eggle $.
ton 8, Sadlery &c., III .ad ,,tAp,-D.
Mr.. Sadler was conducted to the chair
and. after being sworn In as President,
thanked the members of the Board for the
honor bestowed upon him by electing him
to the position.
Nominations for Vice President being In
order. Mr.. Fitzgerald nominated Mr.. ]. q.
Stowe; Mr.. John J. Abbihl nominated Mr..
7. @ Hildebrant; Mr.. A. E. Carr nomin.
ated Mr.. M. f, Thompson. tAS) t
The roll was called and resulted in the
election of Mr.. Hildebrant by the follow.
ing vote: Hildebrant 81, Stowe 7, Thomp-
son 7.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
'fil' HOUSE.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.

NAt1Onal AssocAted Press 10 the star
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.-On motion
of Mr.. Upson. of Texas. the House took up
and passed the Senate bill making an ap-
preparation for acquiring sites and the
erection OF suitable forts for the protection
of the Rio Grande frontier.
1t apprOpriates 5000, 900.
On motion of MIR. Mitchell, of Pennsyl-
vania, the House took up aud passed the
Senate bill donating condemned cannon to
the Post of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie at Muncie, Pennsylvania, for monu-
mental purposes
On motion of Mr.. Oscar Turner the House
concurred in the Senate amendments to
the bill for the erection Of public build
ing at Paducah, KY.
The States we're then called for bills for
reference, and the following, among others,
we're introduced:
By Mr.. Carlisle, of Kentuckv-To refund
revenue taxes Illegally collected from tie
Cincinnati, Louisville & Lexington Rail-
road.
By Mr.. Chalmers, of Miss "A Joint reso-
luton which enacts that it shall be unlaw-
ful for the Secretary Of the Treasury to
purchase any bonds for the use Of the Gov
ernment or for any sinking fund without
giving one weeks notice by publication of
the time and place of the purchases and
the exact amount If bonds to be purchased.
By Mr. Warner, of Ohio-A i'll to estab-
lish Bureau Of Manufactures and a
Bureau OF Labor Stats les in lhe Interior
Department., and to change the designa-
ton Of the existing Bureau of Statistics to
the Bureau of Commerce.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
q VIZ A THuEC for Birthday
w 1A - OAAAAA1 Presents, and
j. Jewelry Of every description OF finest quail
. ty and bottom prices in great variety, at
JOSEPH MEHMERT'S, 3l9 Freeman avenue
zH7XU110Izy9HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xEz9z1
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court OF Hamilton County. State of
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the 4th day Of May, A. b. 1850. at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the premises the
following described Lots or parcels ofland known
and designated on the plat OF subdivision OF part
OF the lands Of William Gould. deceased situate,
lying and being near Lane Seminary, in Walnut
Hills, in the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton Coun-.
ty, State of Ohio. to-wit:
Lot No. 1, fronting OH the east side of Montgom-
cry Pike (now Gilbert avenue) sixty-fve (65 feet
and extending back east, between parallel lines,
one hundred and seventy aud thirteen one hun
dredths l70 1900 feet ON the north line, and one
hundred and ninety-fye and foriy-two one hun
dredths Q95 AZ 1907 on the South line to the east
line OF said lot Appraised at $4S 90 per front foot
LotN 2, fronting on the east SIDE Of Montgom-
cry Pike (now Gilbert avenue) fifty-six and sixty
eight one hundredths (56 6s-l00) feet and extend
ing back east, between parallel lines, one hun
dred and forty,eight an. seven one hundredths
14S 7-l00) feet On the north line, and one hun.
dTed and seventy and thirteen one-hundredths
7O l3-lOO feet on the south line to the east line
Of said lot. Appraised at $40 90 per front foot
Lot No. 3, fronting twenty five (25) feet on the
east side OF Maple street, and extending back east
between parallel lines one hundred and twenty.
five Q25) feet Appraised at Sl3 90 per front foot.
Lot No. 4, fronting twenty-five (25) feet on the
east side OF Maple street, and extending back east
between parallel lines one hundred and twenty.
five l25) feet Appraised at Sl3 90 per front foot
Lot No. :, fronting twenty-five ta5) feet on the
east side OF Maple street, and extending back east
between parallel lines one hundred and twenty,
five l25l feet. App aised at $l3 90 per front foot
Aud also all that certain lot or tract Of land in
said County OF Hamilton, state OF Ohio, fronting
on the west side Of Cole1ain Tu npike, thiety t30
feet and extending back wcstwardly between par
allel lines three hundred and, sixty-two and one
half l36212) feet being a leasehold. Appraised at
"A GOO for lease and improvements.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-third cash In hand onday Of
n fun al
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
3 CHURCH FIRE AT ALTON.
National Associated Pre@ to the Star.

ALTON. Ill, April 1.-THE German M.
E. Church was nearly destroyed by fire yes
terday morning, originating from a defec.
tive fue. The building was insured for
81 900, and the contents for $500, which
will nearly cover the loss.
SUSPECTED OF MURDER. yR'se
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 12.-James
Hawkins (colored) was found dead III a
shed near his residence yesterday. There
was an ugly wound in his head back OF the
ear. A man named Wells who had threat
ened Hawkins was arrested on suspicion.
but the authorities have not yet been able
to determine whether the man was mur-
dered or whether he fell down and wound
ed himself. al
aA FATAL FIRE AT WILMINGTON, N. Q. 4
WILMINGTON, N. u, April 12-B, H.
Ahrens' large brick building was DESTROYED
by fire yesterday. The walls fell, catching
Captain Win. Ellerbroch, of the tug Nyce.
whose body was found in the building this
morning, burned to crisp. John Farrow
succeeded in getting out, but fell uncon-
scious In the street. He remains uncon-
scinus, and his condition is still critical.
Eight others were badly hurt. Loss $26, 600
sism MURDERED THEIR BABE.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. April IL. - Charles
and Elizabeth Hayge have been arrested
for the murder of their babe. Its body was
found in a swamp with the skull crushed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Specially Collected i'm the Corncracker
Commonwealth.

Specials to the Star. 4li
\. LONDON, April 12.-In Clay County Rob-
ert and Dave Sizemore, cousins, had been
horse-racing and had won about one gallon
of whisky, and, after taking little too
much of this beverage difficulty arose over
a dog, when Robert drew his pistol and
commenced firing.
Dave eclinched with him and inflicted two
or three very dangero us wounds on Robert
with knife. When Bige, brother to
Robert, who was some distance from them
at the time, observed the situation, he
drew his pistol, retired to convenient
distance from them and fired, killing Dave.
BowLINa GREEN, April II. = George
Wooten, the well-known colored politician,
preacher and dray driver, drank on satur-
day, on wager, pint and a half of raw
corn whisky without taking the vessel
from his lips George still lives.
VERSAILLES, April 12-The Misses Stew
enson, who came from California, discov-
cred on reaching here that their trunks
had been broken open somewhere on the
journey and rifed of considerable guam
tity Of jewelry and other valuables.
New LEXINGTON April 12.-Daniel Long
and Martin Manning were arrested and
brought to this place last evening charged
with assaulting and robbing James Riley
in saloon at Moxahala, this county.
iMUNFoRDsvILLE, April u. - Thomas
Boyd, the leaper from Louisville, jumped
from the Green River Railroad bridge here
yesterday to the river below, distance Of
125 feet Saturday next he jumps at Bow.
ling Green. There were over 1000 people
present. l. ,o.rlus9 ... .s.1. .,n..
SOMERSET, April 12-Information has
just reached here of the killing of two
children Of solomon West. in this county
near Pine Knot, last Saturday night by the
storm. gaJ .at..,,ss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
PARNELL'S PROSPECTS.
Important Letter From the Land
League Leader.
How He Expects to Hold the Balance
OF Power. .f

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, April 12-The Daily News has
the following special cablegram to-day from
Charles Stewart Parnell:
CORK, IRELAND. April III am exceed
ingly well pleased with the result Of the
elections. Our party has gained nine seats
from the Wings and Tories, while marked
improvement has been effected IN the per-
sonnel. The timid and insincere have been
replaced by determined and Jealous work.
ers. We have carried Leinster, Munster
and Connaught except one County. 1t is
incorrect to suppose that the Liberals are
rendered independent OF the Irish mem.
bers Their majority disappears should we
join the Conservatives. J "7 fh
Moreover, our party will scarcely cross
to the ministerial side OF the House of Com
mons, even though that side shall be occu-
pied by the Liberals instead of the Con-
servatives. Our presence in the opposition
will be understood as constant reminder
OF the slender nature OF the tenure by which
the Ministers hold their power. We ex-
pect that a good land bill will be intro.
duced and passed Immediately. We also
anticipate the early passage Of local Gov.
ernment measure, as well as household
franchise bill. This latter would enable
us to carry every Irish seat in Parlia.
ment, with very few Insignificant excep-
tions. . ...
SHOULD the Liberals refuse to accede to
our just demands, they can be very
promptly reduced to order by determined
stand on the part Of our members. The
present Irish party is an immense advance
in every respect upon the previous repre-
sentations and sufficient men have been re-
turned Of the class that know what they
want and are determined to have it, to
render practically impossible that the most
powerful ministry can Withstand them.
As showing the resolution OF tie people
to abolish landlordism. the election of
James O'Kel.y, who defeated the O'Conner
Don, in Roscommon, after sitting these
twenty years, is considered the most re-
markable demonstration of the election.
.ar CHARLES 8. PARNELI."