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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - July 29, 1877, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial. Sunday. July 29. 1877. War in the East. Reported defeat of turks at Kara Buna confirmed causing great depression of in constantinople. Feeling one Hundred and fifty bulgarian prisoner shot by Turk. Russians concentrating for Salt on Plevna. An As massacre of bulgarian by Baal Bazrouk at Yani Saghira War notes. Suleiman Pasha s defeat. Lok Dox july 2s.�?the times Vienna correspondent h89 the following confirmatory of the defeat of Suleiman pay a at Kara Bunar near yen barbra yesterday a Suleiman i a Ebay a advanced guard of ten Batia Lioun and two batteries have been Defeated losing ten guns and a Quantity of Muu Tilous. Suleiman himself remains at . In consequence of this reverse the Hopes reposed in Suleiman at constantinople Are much diminished. It is feared Tho russians encouraged by this succ�8s, will again begin marching rapidly on Audna Nolc and soul her 11 Romeila. Uni Sonequa shot. Of 150 bulgarian prisoners recently brought to constantinople flute on were immediately shot. English Fleet. Tho same correspondent telegraphs that the English Fleet is not to enter the bosporus because it is supposed Russia would not be slow in seizing Gallipoli and the Dardanelles forts. Peace thus becomes daily not Only More probable but sensibly nearer. The dispatch of English troops to the Mediterranean is not inconsistent with this conclusion. Teate rumours. Although Prince has not made declaration that he would not treat directly with Turkey yet Public opinion throughout the Conti nent is agreed that the settlement must be made by Europe. Austria and England As the Powers most immediately interested must throw off their Reserve and make their voices Hoard. When the terms of peace Are under discus a Ion England and Austria can then intervene with All the More Force because they remained Neutral. During Tho struggle England has abandoned her intention of going to Gallipoli and Austria has hitherto abstained from entering Bosnia. Austria and England however to be listened to must be ready to support their de Mauds. Russia 13 aware better Allan anybody else that nothing can be definitely concluded if opposed by Austria and England. Everything seems to show that she is disposed to respect their susceptibilities hence it is that rumours of peace Are circulating without being id contradiction to other reports of austrian and British precautionary military measures. It is generally be Leved that the other Powers will proceed in Accord with Austria and England. Rus91an losses at Plevna. The times Bucharest correspondent says it is stated that the russian loss at Plevna idol ded four Hundred prisoners and two standards. It is believed thut the russian Force now preparing to operate against Plevna is overwhelming and that unless Osman Puglia routes he will pay dearly for Prev Loua successes. Russians smiling at England. A dts path from Berlin to the times says that in consequence of the dispatch of British troops to Malta a regular Campaign has been opened by the entire russian press against England and some journals laugh at the insignificant Force eng Laud Oak spare for an Eastern War. Others fiercely declare that odious England la fighting Russia even now seeing that the egyptian troops have been equipped with English Money while All agree in regarding English antagonism As a mat Ter of indifference and not to to dreaded by Russia russians establishing municipal governments in Bulgaria. The Timosh Bucharest dispatch says the rus Slans Are organizing municipal governments in Kalafat and other towns held by them South of the Balkans. Bulgarians massacred. The times correspondent at Tirnovan at the Jwuc Timof the Zamboli Philippo Pollyand Adrian a ple railways writes under Date of july 19, As follows a there has been a horrible massacre of bulgarians by the Bambi Bazoukas at Yoni Saghira and not a single soul would have escaped but for the arrival of turkish regular. The Bashi Bazoukas circassian and irregulars treat All the villages they pass the same Way burning ravishing and bombardment of Nic sics. Cetinje july �?~28 a the bombardment of Nic sics 1 continuous. Tho montenegrin chief i optics has destroyed two More Block houses. Several houses in a Ionics Aro on lire. Russian stat get. Constantinople. July 28.�?the exodus of to inhabitants of the threatened districts continues to Masse. To russian retrograde movement towards Yeti bag lira is regarded As a piece of strategy. The Phil propolis railway has been restored. Said Bis sole had been Tbs maintenance of Penroo abroad and constitutional Liberty at borne. His intentions and acts bad been misrepresented. There had been no violation of the Constitution or interference with Tho Liberty of conscience or jeopardizing of foreign relations. Public Good sense at borne and abroad has estimated these calumnies at Belr True value. They will not discourage or prevent me from fulfilling my task with the help of men who have hitherto been supporters of my policy. I am confident that the nation will respond to my Appeal and will choose representatives who will Teun Nate the conflict which if prolonged could Only die hurtful to the country a interests and Check the Paoillo development of its greatness. Alluding to foreign affairs the president said that France had done All in her Power to localize the War in the East. Peace he said is the first policy of the Freob policy. Chicago. General stagnation of business owing to the riotous demonstration during the week. New York City. An attempt to induce engineers to join the strikers. A 1 1 Call Fob a meeting of twee pm creditors. Custom House official shaking in their Boot. Suicide of a bloated Bondholder. A leading striker in Ludlow Street jail. Summing up of the rioters demonstrations circulation of absurd rumours throughout the land. General resumption of business petted monday. Sex striking railway men reinstated in their 01 1 places. Foreign affairs. Great Britain. Embarking troop. London july 28.�?the embarkation at ports Mouth of Ilie troops for Malta by the troop ship Crocodile yesterday evoked a Good Deal of enthusiasm and waa in marked contrast to the de torture of the euphrates the preceding Day which Pusod almost unnoticed. The papers remark that a Call of three Coors for the Turk uttered by some Cue on the wharf was responded to with great spirit from the departing troops. Some Persou unknown also took aboard a Large number of violent anti russian pamphlets and gave them to the sergeants for distribution among the troops. Indian famine the Marquis of Salisbury Secretary of state for India gives a very gloomy View of famine prospects in India. The prospects instead of brightening have do bldg the last few weeks become More gloomy. # and Vicos from Bombay state that refreshing Rains have fallen and Nee has Doci Quad two rupees and supplies Are increasing. Rifle team coming. The United kingdom Rifle team sail for the United Sunj a August 10. Life of Motley. The Aibe Sicura contradicts the report that sir William Vernon Ilure Ouirt would write the life of the late John Lothrop Motley. William Longman of Bluher is in a critical state of health. Cd Lopatra a Needle and the so p for its conveyance Here will be Iau cubed in August if the weather favourable. Particular about their associate. The court of aldermen of the City of London have resolved�?19 to la that 9lr John Bennett is hot a person fit and proper to support the dig nary Hud discharge the duties of Alderman. Sir John waa recently elected for the Ward of cheap after in Active contest and by a close Voto. He is a Radical. The court of Aldort Nen disclaim any polecat motive. Italy. Rome july 28 a the Cabinet Coon Oil on thursday approved the Eastern policy of the government hitherto pursued and resolved to postpone Hoy new determination on the subject until the arrival of absent members of the Cabinet who have been summoned to Ltd Rome to consider the f Ueston. Fyk a be. President Macmahon at Bourgett. Paris july 28.�?president Mac Mahon has a rive. At Bourges where the mayor presented to him a Ai Jesa. The president in replying a disastrous week. Special Telegram to the commercial. Chicago july 28.�?the week under review has been one of stagnation in business generally but especially to the banking business. This is probably More strictly True of Chicago than of any other City in the country for not Only has there been Little to do Here but business men have soar oely been Able to do even that Little on to count of the necessity for vigilance against the rioters which they were compelled to exercise. It is estimated that the Olty has lost since the disturbance began an average of a million add a Quarter of dollars per Day. There has been but one failure of Monte queue that of Meeker a co. In Bankit Utcy. H. H. Honor an old Altizen and property owner. Has filed Bis petition in bankruptcy but this occasioned no comment be having been for years without credit or Money although once a millionaire. His secured debts Are 11,564,089 and his unsecured 1973,146, the largest creditors Are new York parties. Collections have been slow and deposits limited. Lake traffic. The Only Active Branon of business is the Lake traffic. Masters of vessels and companies have forestalled a strike and the consequent stoppage of business by advancing sailors wagers to one Dollar and a half per Day upon their first application. Freight rates to Buffalo have been three cents and to Day four cents was asked. These Are Good Price. Scarcity Olk Job Stock. The Stock Yard business has been confined to cattle driven in from the country and to night there is hardly a Hoof in the pens. Merchant have taken a Holiday from business being unable to fill orders that arrived. Money Market. Money 7�10, and pretty firm. Real estate neglected. Clearings $16,000,000, a failing off from last week of $47,000,000. On change business a been unsettled and irregular for a few Days but so Little has been done that it is hardly Worth reporting the prices which opened firm ran Down to inside and so closed. Receipt and shipment. Receipts of wheat Corn and Oats for the week 1,872,000 bushels. Shipments 2,240,000 bushels. Receipts same time last year 1,528,000 bushels. Shipments 1,610,000 bushels. Trodick Market. The closing prices of wheat Cash $1 27. Corn 48&0. Oats 28>�c. Rye 65>j�o. Barley 67o. Pork $13 20. Lard 8.85o. Unless a Notor outbreak occurs Wiloh is not now anticipated business will be carried on a Ltd unusual not laity next week As the Busy season is upon a. Review of riots reign. In the Light of All the facts and results of the late riot Here a question generally asked is what was the object 1 was it the redress of grievances not one in Twenty in the mob was a worker and none had grievances against the olt Zens they assailed. Was it plunder nothing was stolen. Was it thirst for blood the mob gave a Pound for an ounce of Gore and lose All the killed. Nothing has been turned by Thorn nobody was killed nothing gained and everything lost. It was an absurd unreasonable unaccountable and illegal proceed aug. Its instigators should Blush to father the movement and its participators should to Over come with a sense of their Blind Folly in being Lod to the Slaughter. Had Law and order proven itself weak bad it not asserted it9elf Early in Tho con test then the mob might have gained its object and communism might have reigned for a Brief period but it was evident from the first that the mob was to end its career in discomfiture. Conflicting stories. There Are various conflicting stories of the extent of personal injury resulting from two Days shooting. Mayor heat who is in Bod sick looks on the Bright Side and declares ouly nine have been killed. Others and better judges declare that Twenty is alow Ostl Maie and fifty not a High one. Your correspondent having had unusual facilities for investigation places the list of killed at Twenty five and the ultimate count will certainly not 6bow a lower figure. The Wou Udod number 1 at least twice As Many. To cull out from the wild rumours that flow about on wednesday and thursday the exact truth was Berc Uloan of not an impossible task. Stories were telegraphed away that were so ridiculous they were never published. New York was notified that the discharges of canned which never occurred had killed fifty and wounded two Hundred. Milwaukee Learned that the City was on al re in six different places and was doomed �to., whereas not fifty dollars Worth of Chicago property has icon burned this week. Business to by. Re8umf.d monday. The Backbone of the mob amp As broken of its own weight. To night there is no quieter City in America than Chicago. The Heaters Are ail full Thomas has a big audience and the manufacturers with one or two exceptions will resume business monday with full complement of men mostly their old hands. G strikers again at work. Nearly All the striking railroaders have been taken Back if not on better terms at least at no worse one. The is quiet and Happy the mob silent and invisible and but Day promises to be a Day of rest. But vigilant eyes Are was Fabing the motions of All suspicious characters and woe to the Bohemian or thug who incites a tumult in any Quarter. The Only trouble on any Railroad is that at the Burlington end of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and that on the Chicago and Alton at East St. Louis. If any other Road is not running As usual it is because of the trouble East of Here. All trouble Here has vanished and no outgoing trains meet with resistance. The strikes and riots have absorbed the time and monopolized the attention of chicagoan of to completely that other new is entirely want log tonight. A will contest decided. In the circuit Coart to Day judge Williams decided in regard to the Lone pending Newberry will Oase that the heirs Are entitled to the immediate execution and distribution of the estate. Should the state supreme court confirm this decision North Chicago will come into immediate Possession of two to three million dollars to to us Eil in founding a Public Library. Conference Between railway official and striker. Special Telegram to the commercial. New York july 28.�?there were several conferences in Hoboken to Day Between the officials of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and the firemen and brakeman. The Latte have tried unsuccessfully to induce the engineers to join the strikers. The result of the conference was that All the employees of the Road and those of the Morris and Essex division Are to re turn to work new Jersey Road in operation. Governor Bedle said in Jersey City to night that All Tho roads m new Jersey except the Central Road Are open from end to end. Train run on the latter Road from Here to Somerville. Tweeds creditors. Justice Donohue ordered to Day that All creditors of we. Tweed shall appear before one of the justices of the supreme court on the 27th Day of september to determine whether they will unite in a petition for an assignment of tweeds estate. The order was granted upon the petition of g. W. Butts who says that Tweed owe him $1,075, with interest from january 31,1871. Custom House affairs. The Secretary of the Treasury gave notice to the custom House today that a full Oom Plianos would be required with the recommendations made by the investigating commission for reducing the Force of employees. The beads of the divisions at the time of the removals on the 1st of july opposed some of the reductions recommended by John on the ground that the men could not be spared without impairing the efficiency of the service. Or. Jay who is thought to have an Eye on the collector hip and refused to consent stated As the 00m Mil tee can not ascertain what the real resource Are that May be derived from the Uncertain Oolman. The committee say that under proper and Meono Rojoal management the company can be made to pay its Legal liabilities in full. One report of the committee s plan for the reorganization of the company was effected. The Ola officers resigned and a new Board was chosen As follows Hon. Marshall Jewell. Hon. W. W. Eaton colonel George Bissell Robert Day and Elisha Johnson. One vacancy to be hereafter filled. The new Board elected Marshall Jewell president. The petition for the appointment of a receiver will now probably be withdrawn the injun notion removed and the company will soon Commonie business under the new management. National capital. Of amended by the commission for dismissal and the Treasury department gave in to him. His recommendations will necessitate the Dos charge All Nall trains making regular Tims. Special Telegram to the commercial Washington july 28.�?the mails Aro reported to be running with their usual regularity on nearly All of the railroads except those in the Region of the Eastern goal Fields. The regular trains will leave new York for the West As before the strike except that twelve hours will be allowed on the Pennsylvania Road for Transfer at Pittsburg. Favourable reports from All Points. The Cabinet held another special meeting to Day at Wiloh telegraphic reports from All parts or the country with reference to the great strike were read and discussed. These and Voles were uniformly to the effect that order is being rapidly restored everywhere. The troops have obtained the supremacy and the rioters have been subjugated. The president and members of the Cabinet Ore sanguine that the trouble is Over add that the differences Between the roads and their employees will soon be adjusted satisfactorily and that the business of the country will be resumed within a very few Day. General Sheridan i expected to reach Chicago to Morrow morning when lie will assume the Active duties of i command in connection with the strike and riots. The Pennsylvania Rood will be opened by governor Hartranft backed by United states soldiers As Well As the Pennsylvania militia. He is determined to open the Road at any Cost and it is probable that he will have but Little or no trouble. Baltimore and Ohio Road. Trouble was anticipated at Cumberland to Day As the attempt to move the freight trains at that Point was to be made but the latest advices Are to the effect that while the trains have been moved Thore has been no show of serious opposition. A general Jeff. C. Davis reports everything quiet to any curtailment of the number of person Reo in neighbourhood of St. Louis. Troops at a exposed Point. Troop have been stationed at All Points a a where riots would be Likely to occur and any of one Deputy Surveyor fourteen inspectors four attempts at a Lolene will be promptly night men five watchmen and several weigh officers on wednesday. General a. Ketchum the appraiser of the port is to retain his position which Deputy appraiser Bausor declined when offered to him recently. General Ketchum is expected to give up the Active control of Republican poll los in Harlem. Sensational suicide. Leon Furness who had an income of Twenty five thousand dollars a year shot himself through the heart Early this morning at Bis residence in one Hundred and fifty second Street. He we the son of a prominent lawyer who died in 1871, possessed of immense property in this pity. Furniss was estranged from his wife and had been living a dissipated life to past year. Leading striker in Ludlow Street jail. Donohue the Leader of the strikers at horse los Vilie was lodged in the Ludlow Street jail tonight. A i a card from or. Beecher. Western Assoc lated press Telegram new York july 28.�?the Sun will publish a letter from Henry Ward Beecher to Morrow referring to Tho Sermon delivered by him recently and freely commented upon. Or. Beecher say a i have for forty year in every conceivable form under Good report and evil report been an advocate for work Ingmen and for the single handed who Are struggling to Rise in the world. At my time of life men do not Chance their views on Sueh sub jets. This whole outcry arises from so atoning the single phrase from its proper connections and giving it a special instead of the general application it had in Tho discourse. I said in substance that every Man ought to enlarge his sphere of life and live Well and amply so soon As he could afford it. That when times of adversity come men must learn Borj to come Down and live scantily workingmen As Well As All others. Thai when in this Universal decline men come Down to a Dollar a Day they ought not to rejoice or despair As that is enough to give them bread and Harry them Forward to better More factories closed. The Gordon printing press factory at Rahway and the Domestic sewing machine factory at Paterson new Jersey have been closed they being unable to ship their manufactures owing to the derangement of the Railroad traffic. A Large number of bands have thus been thrown out of employment. Pennsylvania Road open for business. Samuel Carpenter general agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad announces that the entire Hoe is open ror freight and passengers As before the strike. Decision in a railway. Suit. New York Only 28.�?a decision was Given today by judge Donohue in the supreme court special term in Tho suit of Brown is. The Pennsylvania Railroad company which was argued before him on a demurrer to the Oom Plautt of plaintiff a Bondholder of the Columbus Chicago Ana Indiana Central Railroad company who sued to enforce the contract by which the Pennsylvania Railroad guaranteed the payment of the other company a Bonds with interest. The court sustains Tho demurrer holding that the plaintiff in the absence of other parties interested can not maintain an action on the contract made for the Benefit of the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad company. Crime. Obe oked. Marines sailors and a few soldiers Are still stationed Here in readiness to move in any direction at a moments notice. A the Baltimore and Ohio is resuming business As if nothing had happened. Indeed As will be seen a there is every reason from the information received Here to believe the beginning of the end is already far advanced. The great strike belongs to history. Aside from this topic Washington has nothing whatever of interest the discuss. Russian atrocities officially reported. Western associated press telegrams. Washington july 28. A Arista Rohl Bey the turkish minister says from an official dispatch a that during the engagement at Tohan Tobara Asia the russian troops directed their Olridg upon the Hospital though the Neutral lag was floating Over it. The wounded n the building Many of whom were unable to escape were killed. A russian division on the 17th, entered the villages of Keston and Belovary disarmed the Mussulman and distributed their among the bulgarians then massacred the men women and out Loren and burned their dwellings san frail Clego. Religious notices. First universalist Church Plum St., bet. Fourth and fifth Rev j. Murray Bailey. The last service before vacation will be held sunday at 11 . Subject of discourse Quot the Mission of suffering individual add National Ibe strikers difficulty its effect the Public welcomed. Jy28 2t society notices. Regular meeting of Ivy Lodge. No. 16, k. Of p., tuesday evening. July 31, 1877. Work in third rank. Visitors Welcome. It we. A. Miller k. Of k. And 8. Ma80nic. A Hanselmann Comman Deby will Confer the order of the Temple on monday afternoon at 1 o clock. Monday evening at 6 30. Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Tuesday evening at 6 30. Visiting sir knights cordially invited. Jy29-3t theg. Ferrell. Recorder. 1. O. Lodge no. 175.�?mem-�rs Are requested to attend the not meeting monday evening Only 30, 1877, As business of importance will come before the Lodge. It Jos. Holliday ja., rec. Seow a. To. G. beg to Call attention a to the Twenty Iloth anniversary of the grand Lodge of the state of Ohio which will he celebrated on the 13th of september and which will be one o a the most Brilliant festivals of the season. The right honorable grand Lodge of the United states of this order will also Ronec i this City at the same Date. The Celebration including banquet and dancing festivities will take place at the Lookout House. The details will be published at the right time. The Sale of tickets will begin in the course of next week As it is confidently expected that the attendance at the festival will be Verv numerous. F. Hortenstein chairman. Joel h. , Sec a. It financial. First 9 ,. F a or. A 1 it a. I a National Bank of Cincinnati . New 4 per cent. Bonds. Ron Sale. Called Bonds and other u. 8. Securities bought and sold. Sterling Exchange on London. Theodore Stanwood cashier. Jy29 4t-29,31,au2.4 a O. of the general a committee this morning at 9 of clock at Jefferson Hall. Cor. Mam and Abigail St., for business of importance. F. Hertenstein president. Joel h. Steinburg Secretary. It Asylum Newport k. , sir commander no. 13, enl Gorsi you Are hereby ordered to meet promptly at your Asylum on monday evening july 30, at 7i of Coloca. Work in red Cross. Commanders of Covington and Cincinnati Are courteously invited. By order of the C. It h. F. Schrader Reo. Attention Irish american Centennial guards a you Are commanded to meet at your armory sunday afternoon. July 29, at 2 . Business of importance to be transacted. By order of Walsh capt. Commanding company. Dennis Flat Yerty Secretary. It notice. In connection with or. Hazelwoods regular business he is putting up a first class set of Teeth for $8. In Beauty and finish they can not be excelled. No. 172 w. Fourth St. Jel7-Sutf of Bonds of the Norton Are hereby notified that at the end of ninety Days from Date Hereof All of said Bonds now outstanding will be paid with accrued interest thereon at the Ashland National Bank Ashland ky., according to the terms on face of said Bonds. John ru8skll. President. Ashland ky., july 24. 1877. Jy28-5t-5p Teasdale s Dye House 265 Walnut Street. A de5-Eod-tf-5p pawnbroker s notice. To whom it May persons having goods pawned at my office and being in arrears for interest Are hereby notifies to Call and Settle for same within ten Days As All goods will positively be sold that Are Over 60 Days. Nathan Hyams july 15,1877. Lit 184 Vino St. Congratulatory order from general Howard. San Francisco july 28.�?a Portland dispatch says general Howard has issued a general order the troops on the result of the repent Campaign. Threatening letters. Prominent citizens of Oakland and the suburban Fco wus Are Dally in receipt of threatening letters and it is rumoured an outbreak is planned for to a ight. The citizens Are organized for any emergency. The Landing of the chinese passengers from the Steamer City of Tokio took place this afternoon. A Strong Force of police and a safety committee received them. Shortly before 4 of Olock the immigrants Avert placed on wagons and escorted by guards they moved along Keooud Mont Towery and Sacramento streets to he chinese Quarter. There was not any time the slightest disturbance. The crowd at Tjie main Dock was no larger than Ordinary and the hoodlum element failed to Anno Doe its presence there by a single Hoot. Crowds filled the sidewalks along the line of March Ait rated by curiosity. A last Nighta company of safety men was fired on by hoodlums near Laurel Hill cemetery. The do Many replied with a Volley and their assail opts took to the Brush. Ocean steamers. San Francisco july 28.�?sailed�?steamer alas a for Panama. A farther Point july 28.�?arrived�?8teamship peruvian from Liverpool b Lon Don july 28.�?the steamship Volle de Pari from new York arrived out ii pref eked specials. For Hale halt elevator. I will offer for Sale at Public auction on the premises of wednesday the 1st Day of August. 1877, at 2 Oclock A. The Salt elevator and warehouse of the Bio River Salt company situated on John and water streets Cincinnati Ohio. Terms made known on a Lay of Sale. Jy28-4t-Psj c. Downing jr., treasurer. A tramp peddling Quot median a special Telegram to the commercial. Lucas o., july 28.�?an outrageous affair of purred Here this morning. About 9 . A tramp peddling Medicine stopped at a Bouso occupied by the widow Fox. The tramp insisted on the lady tasting the Medicine. She did so and fell insensible. Tho tramp fled. He was pursued by the citizens but up to the present time has not been caught. The lady is under medical treatment and doing very Well. It is supposed that he either intended to Rob or violate her person. Horrible infant club. Special Telegram to the com Leroial. Evans Llor inr., july 28.�?a woman near Cynthiana Posey county gave birth a few Days ago to a child five months after marriage. She murdered the child and made her husband believe it bad been a miscarriage. She concealed the body in a Cabinet Organ. Her husbands suspicions being aroused to went for an of floor. While absent the Mother Cut the child to pieces and concealed the body Between the plastering and weather boarding and the beads and limbs in front jars. A fall discovery has been made and the unnatural Mother was arrested for infanticide. 8hooting affray. Special Telegram to the commercial. Sandborn ind., july 28.�?John Gaultney shot and dangerously wounded John Hall about 7 of clock this evening at a dance near Here. Gaultney is still at Large. Cause bad whisky. Woodruff arrested. Philadelphia july 28 a Joseph Woodruff Secretary of to Senate of South Carolina was arrested Hore last night on the requisition of governor Hampton. The charges against him Are forgery add larceny. Donohue committed. New York july 28.�?j. D. Donohue arrested at under an attachment issued by judge Donohue of the 8upreme court of this City was taken to the court this morning. An order or arrest was granted on affidavits barging that the prisoner was a ringleader of the strikers who pre vested the running of trains on Tae Erie railway which is in the hands of a receiver appointed by judge Donohue such interference being a contempt of court. The prisoner being without noun al hearing was deferred. Murderer hanged. Memphis july 28.�?an Avalanche Helena Ark special says Norman Lindsay coloured was hanged there yesterday for the murder of Rev. Charles Hightower also Dolored in 1875. Incendiaries arrested. San Francisco. July 28.�?this afternoon five boys Between the Ages of twelve and fifteen were detected depositing combustibles in the lumber Yard on Bryant Between Fremont and Beale streets near the scene of the Flie wednesday night. They were arrested. Charter Oak life insurance. Hartford conn., july 28.�?the. Special committee appointed to examine the affairs of the charter Oak life insurance company have reported the results of their examination. The assets Are classified As Good and Uncertain Viz Good $9.266.099 Uncertain $3,363,472. Liabilities $13,362,577. There exists therefore a technical deficiency hut now Large can not at present be marriages. Mcglaun filing Sudyn on thursday evening july 26, by elder William Stratton at his residence no. 334 Richmond Street or. James Mcglaughlin and mrs. Rebecca 8udr, All of Cincinnati. Niemiller a u Dales ton wednesday even inf. July 25, at the residence of or. N. Hetman by the Rey. G. W. Junes. Or. A. H. Niemiller of this City to mrs. K. V. Huddleston of Gauley Bridge West Virginia. Furbert Klein in Newport Kentucky Only 23 1877, at the residence of the brides parents by a her a. Vav. Pettis or. Edward Purser to Bettie daughter of George Klein Esq. All of Newport by. New York and Columbus papers please copy. I Wenzy Russell on wednesday evening. July 25� at the residence of the brides parents neat Carthage. Oblo by the Rev. W. T. Moore Francis Wenz and miss Alice Hassell. No cards. A a mild letdown of and new Bedford mass papers please deaths. N baldwins of cholera inf Antum july,28, at 1 ., g y Arabella infant daughter of al. And Nellie Baldwin. Funeral monday july 30, at 10 . Fiends invited. Radford in Covington. Ky., july 27, 1877, at 8 of Ziock am., Mollie j. Bradford eldest daughter of l. J. And j. Bradford. Mer.%1 this afternoon at 5 of look from the residence of her parents no. 58 West eleventh Street. Friends Are invited to attend. A it in Lap at Milford of. July 27, Webster second son of a. C. And Anna c. Dunlap. Kuo eral sunday 29ih most at half-past2 . From 251 Third St., City. Jy28-2t- Eckerty saturday Only 28, at 9 of clock ., Michael j. Eckert aged 61 years. 8 months and 13 Days. Funeral will take place tuesday. July 31, at 8 of clock . From the residence of deceased no. 88 Bank bit meet. Jy29-3t a Hutchinson on Friday morning july 27, mrs. Joanna j. Hutchinson in her 73d year. Funeral monday morning july 30. At 10 of Olock a. M., from her late residence near Dent Green town Shle Ohio. Friends Are invited to attend. Jy29-2t if leg line at the residence of his parents. Gano station at 6 of clock Friday morning july 27, aged 16 years and 2 months John a e., eldest son of Jacob and Catherine Zeglio. Funeral from no. 223 Hopkins St., Cincinnati at 2 of clock sunday Altera Oon. Friends of the family Are looted. A jy28-2t Irvine at mount Vernon Illinois saturday july 28,1877, r. W. Ii lne in the 54th year of his age. Antral services at his late residence 104 East front to Covington Kentucky on monday july 30. At 3 of clock . Friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. Jy29-2t Nealye at Jacksonville Florida on the 24th of july 1877, Columbus g. Nealy second Sou of Hugh and Mary Nobly aged 30 years. Indianapolis papers copy Parlon in Pittsburg ponn., july 22, 1877, William a amp Rlou in the 19th year of his age. Free from trouble free from fear i we sadly miss you Willie dear. Busy his Eoal rest in peace. A Ned in St. Mary a cemetery. Pittsburg Penn. Is a brother to James Aud Mary Parl a of Cincinnati Ohio. By and at 7 of clock ., on the 28th inst James m., infant son of John j. And Anna Ryan. Funeral from 66 Bank Street at 2a of Clook this afternoon. Friends Are Rospoch fully invited to Ait oud. T4liafekro-at 12 of Olock july 27, Are. Eliza Taliaferro aged 67 years. Funeral services at her late residence. 52 w. Seventh Streat on sunday the 29 a at 2hi o clock . 1y2s-2t w<ll8�?saturday, july 28, at 3 of clock ., Ida e., daughter of George and Lottie wills aged 3 months and 11 Days. Of neral from residence. No. 38 West fifth Street Covington. Kentucky monday july 30, at 10 of clock am fiends of the family Are invited to Alstead. For Sale farm. Fob 8 ale farm la Colerain township at Public -a.xjctxoisr. On saturday August 4, 1877, at 10 of clock a. M., there will be sold at Public auction on the premises a farm of about 100 acres in Colerain township of this county and about 10 Miles North of Cincinnati and less than a mile West of the role rain Pike on the spin Arlela Road and about a mile of the located line of Tho College Hill narrow gauge Railroad and is known As the farm of the late Samuel Carter deceased. The improvements consist of a Frame dwelling House Large barn cow House Wagon House and other outbuildings. There Are about 14 acres of heavy Trabor the balance is cultivation. The farm lies Well has a Good soil and produces Well Aud is interspersed with never Falting Springs fam Ishing the Best of Slock water and is Well adapted to farming and Dalry purposes. Terms of Sulou one third March 1 1878, the balance in 1 Ami 2 years thereafter with i per cent in apes secured by mortgage. The first pay ment must i secured on Day of Sale. For futher information Call at 8. B. Carters Law office s. W. Cor. Court and main Uta. Cincinnati. Lfc-5p 8. B. Carter and others. Removal office of Manning r03ins0n a co., 101 West fifth St., Cincinnati 0. Owing to the continued increase of our business we have found it necessary to move to a larger Aud More convenient building and May hereafter be found a our new place to. Lol w. Fifth. Street where we have fitted up the largest and most completa establishment in the Western states for the Manu Fao Ture of electro Silver plate and a general plating business in Gold Silver. Nickel and Brozet also for a general manufacturing business in Light Metal goods. Daring our moving there will be no interruption in our plating department. Lt-5p it moved. Fahnestock a dental rooms from fourth St. To n. E. Cor. Seventh and race Sta. Teeth extracted without pain fresh Gas Dally. Lt-5p a educational. Peekskill n. A military Academy. Send for illustrated circular 40 pages giving details. Jy5-3m-Oo�l-3m-w48 new Rev. A. O. Chambers principal. Uree Eold Institute Freehold i. school for boys. Jy25-2na a Rockland College Nyack n. sexes $225 per year no extras. Send for Clr Oular. _ jyl7-Ly Ujj w Rathmore College for both sexes j under care of friends. All expenses covered by $350 a year. E. H. Agull president Swarthmore to. Jy21-30 Lasell Seminary Foryt Oung women. Auburndale near Bosto mass. An Atti Acuya Home Good Board special care of health manners Aoa morals of growing girls. No. Liml Tod. Full last year. J.v�?T23-30l-Eod c. C. Brandon principal kindergarten and primary school. W. Fourth Street misses Beaman and Carey. The fall term will begin sept. 19, 1877. Common Tea Lions during the summer May be addressed to 378 w. Fourth Street. It Ivelene Goodman graduate of Madame Krause to Elton a new York training school will reopen september 19, at mias Nourse a school building. 87 w. Seventh St. Terms $30, including material. Circulars at bobs to. Clarke a . It Ohio agricultural and mechanical courses of study. Advantages in scientific and practical education unequal de in to state tuition Freo. Expenses Low. Fail term begin september 12. For circulars address president Edward Orton Columbus Jy25-15teod miss Hildebrand s Hui tier kesout8. Fisher s Park on Harrison Pike. Beautiful resort. Refreshments of All kinds and meals to order at reasonable rates. Trains on the Calno Annati and Westwood narrow gauge Railroad Stop near the Park. See time table in Railroad column. Lt-6p of Fisher proprietor. Put in Hay House Ohio. Lake Erie Ohio. The great summer resort of the South and what. The acknowledged Superior of Saratoga Newport Aud Long Branch. Refreshing Lake breezes Beautiful so Emory fishing boating barring a a . Rates reduced. Send postal for free circular. Sweny. West a co. Jel5-30teod put la Bay Ohio. United states hotel Atlantic City new Jersey. This popular Seaside resort is now open for the season of 1877, at greatly reduced rate8. D. T. Mou tax musical director. Jy6 30t Brown a Woelpper. Proprietors. For rent or male. Bare Epport Ivity. Foe rent or Sale storehouse. Handsome six Story Stone front build Long situated on main St Between sixth Aud seventh sts., Louisville ky., opposite the Louisville hotel having a front of �?~26�?Ta feet on main and running Back 185 feet to Nelson Street. This is the Best located most substantial and commodious building in the Civ and has All modern . Possession Given August 1, 1877. For terms address German Bank Louisville by. It 1y24-l 4t-6p for rent. Specially desirable rooms in Pike s opera House Arnild engr suitable for offices studios ac., for rent. Elevator in building steam and All mod Ern conveniences newly painted throughout. Apply at room 16. Jy2s-3r-2r.31,ao2-5p Nolish German and French Day and boarding school reopens september in. This school offers ail the advantages of a european education. For circulars address 10 clerk St. Jy22-4t-8u the woman s medical College and school of midwifery. F j1he Eclectic medical Institute has a 1 made provisions this year for the education of women. The session commences october 1. For full in formation Call on or address John Scudder P.,.223 court St. Cincinnati. Jv5-4tsu i Highland Institute. Rench and English boarding and Day school Hillsboro The Twenty first year of Thi Home school for girls begins september 11. Number of boarders limited to 20. Superior advantages in French and German. For catalogue apply to miss grand Girard principal Hon. S. E. Hibben president a f. Nelson Secretary Board of trustees. _ jyl5-16t-Su.th Uklyn College of Law f Northwestern University Evanston and University of Chicago. Judge Henry Booth Dean. Tuition $50 per year. Fall term Bavins september 12. For Union Collie Oak of Law. Chicago i1l Jyl 5-1 stood Miami Valley. College or both sexes a near Springboro. Warren co., Ohio under the care of friends opens 9rh month 4th, 1877. Term fees for the year $230, from which will be deducted amounts earned at suitable to duh tries two hours daily of boys on Fai m Aud in mechanics Hall end of girls in household duties also costs of Railroad fails once each Way from fees of first and last terms respectively. For particulars Send for catalogue. Jy�?~22-3t-Su. A. Wright. The University of Wooster. Rev. A. A. E. Taylor. D.d., president collegiate. And preparatory departments in successful operation. Twelve capable and Exon ended professors and teachers. Nearly 300 Stu Jems classical philosophical and scientific courses graded to rho Standard of Eastern colleges. French and German taught thoroughly. Moral and religious influence prevalent. Location healthful building and apparatus new expenses very Low. Open to students of Esrher sex. E nil term opens september 12. Sond flt r a catalogue before going elsewhere. Address the president Wooster Ohio. Jv�?~21-8t-Ruath miss noun see a family and Day school 87 West seventh St., Cincinnati reopens september to. Children Are received at seven years of Ai The course of study will fit pupils to pass the Harvard examination for Wood and to enter Tho University of Cincinnati. me. Fredin returns to the French department. Miss Nourse receives into her family Park ave until Walnut Hills a few boarding pupils who Are conveyed to and from the school in a private omnibus. Circulars will be sent a application As above Ami May be found at the Book stores. Jyl9-tf-i Hsutu for Keutz warehouse. Flirty three feet front ninety feel deep four stories High no. 119 and 121 Pearl St. Apply to we. Kirkup pfc son Corner Pearl and Ludlow. Mh25-Su�fcwe-tf window Shade. Selling off scalloped amp fringed window shades in Holland and Oil shadings at very Low prices. Maybery a 160 main St jv5-8t>th8u Coo liver Oil. H.eeslian�?T8 cod liver in. Pure fresh tasteless. It will not disagree with the most delicate stomach and is recommended by the highest medical authorities. John Keeshan. Druggist. Se6-Tfsu n. W. Cor. Sixth and Walnut. Of carpet cleaning. Carpet cleaning. Or carpets Well cleaned Call at the French carpet shaking establishment 583 and 685 West ninth Street. C. Pigeon. Upholsterer office 116 West fifth Street. Established 1856. 1 lt-5p, paper hangings. Action Elena aug prices for Wall papers now offering for a few Days at Maybery a 160 main St. Lay in your Stock for the future. It signer halon. Assignees Sale notice is hereby Given that the Sale of the daily Marsel s. W. Cor. Fifth and Broadway advertised to take place july 26, has been postponed for cause Ontell tuesday morning july 31, at 9 o clock when the said establishment with All its appurtenances will be positively sold at Public auction. John j. Desmond Assignee no. 39 w. Fourth St. It medical Cote Leger. Missouri school of , physiology midwifery diseases of women and children taught Praco Cally at bedside in maternity Hospital. Write for Cirou la re or. W. C. Richardson pros a 3234 North tenth St St. Louis to. Jy28-30t-5p Adams al �u1ncy, mass Hon. Charles fit a Cit Adams chairman of the Board of manager. William r. Del mock ll.d., master. T Bis school is designed to give this Best Ami Roost thorough preparation for College. The past year Thero have been ten teachers All of ability ail experience Anil one Hundred and fifty pupils. There is a preparatory class in English studies and French for boys from it to 14 years of age. The Academy boarding House is under the entire charge of the resident the actors and boys receive careful supervision and attention. For catalogues and Clerc liars address the master. Jyl Obot proposals. Sealed bids will be received until monday August g. At 5 . For building a Brick addition to the school-hou90 in Ludlow by. Plans and specifications can be Seon at the office of rhe City clerk Cor. Ash and Carneal sts., Ludlow by. The right reserved to select any or All bids. It . H. Barr City clerk. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Public works until 12 of clock noon of wednesday August 1. A. D. 1877, for Tho Bale of about fourteen Hundred 1,400 Perch of building Stone on Gloway West. Terms Cash on measurement. The Etsoe will be allowed to remain where they now Are for a period of eight Mouths if the purchaser desires. Of. The Board reserves the right of rejecting any or All the bids. By order of the Board. Jonn Bell. President. John d. Banks clerk. Jy20-5t-20.23.26.29.30 notice to contractors. Sealed proposals will of. Received by the Board of director of tie Cincinnati and Porto Mouth Railroad until 12 of clock a. Tuesday july 31, 1877, for the grading Tresta no bridging mammary and Cross ties of sections 38 to 41 inclusive Ait Atod to Brown county I he above include Somo heavy Rock cutting with a Bridge 500 feet Long. Profiles and specifications can to seen at the n. E. Cor. Of fifth and Maiu sts., Cincinnati Ohio. The Board reserves the right to reject any or All bid. H a Kaumann pres t we Lix Engineer. Jyi6-75-3aw�tf Cincinnati music Viall. Iron roof trusses. St. Loots school of midwives. Founded 1854 incorporated 1874. Board of advisers drs. Hodgen Wislizenus Weigel Baur Garten. The oldest and first regularly established school in the Eoa Urry. Fall course. English Aud German classics begins september 1, closes december 17. For particulars address. Director or. Geo. J. Entelmann jy2d-30t-5p �?~201 d. Fifth St., St. Lout to. The Cincinnati music Hall Assoc a 1 Tion will receive written proposals until noon of saturday August 11, 1877. For the construction and placing m position of the Iron trusses for Tho roof of their proposed Ball according to the plans and specifications prepared by Havana word a Procter architects and to be seen at their office nos. 37 and 38, Johnston Budd Iuva Cincinnati. Alten Ettive proposals will also to received at the same Timo for Tho same work according to bidder a own plans but such bids must be accompanied with plans and specifications. All bids must state the number of Days within which rhe work will be completed after the contract is lot. Time is important. The trustees Reserve the right to reject any or All bid. V proposals should be addressed to me. Julius Dexter Secretary Cincinnati music Hull association jyl4-lt-Sa-6t-Su, w 18 club Inual College. Business changes. Joe Koszi Ithiel has this Day a withdrawn from our firm. A \ Callas. Liddell a co. Jump 30, 1js77. Jj26-2t-��

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