The Star, 1875-06-03

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Advertising ' NO; 131 subject to advance. No ohlectionable wetter will be - .. .. ; , ' rates for the three editions, $1.00 per square, or 12,,S voL 7.- , . CINCINNATI THURS DAY.- JUNE 3,, 1875 admitted at.411), pries whatever. L. . ,, , . , ,, , ,, , ' - ' ii j, ', seats per hue Agate. . , , 4 .. . , . ' . . , , . . . ' GOSSIP... , What is s Fly lads led NEWS FROM POINIS AROUND. . , - - Washington Notes. - - zrEws FROM THE OLD WORLD. , WHAT THE WIRES WHISPER. , - , i Mr. Emerson. an English chemist, liamturom-Strateborry Festival le. ., , - , --; - WaellINOTON, June 8.--The President LONDON, June 8.-A niass meeting was The Texas crop of w heat this season She lives on Calumet avenue, - - ttör hair was golden, her eyes were Wes, . whose experiments are recorded in the. night atfiret Baptistehurch. . ' ' , , - , las signed the commission of Barbour held in Hyde Park to express sympathy is estimated at 800,000 bushels. , And full as sweet as her sunny smiler Lewis as Appraiser of Merchandise at for the cabinet makers who have just The banner awarded the Myers Cadete, Was the fact that her lather bad matte his,plie Scientific) American, shows the fly to be , Mr. Charles S. Hanes has been ap. r, .., , - 11 a frien'd instead of a pest to mankind. pointed receiver et the Hamilton Private . --r : - ' Memphis, and J. S. Cran, Postmaster at been imprisoned. They were seutenced of Toledo, will be presented at the Opera- , , . - , , , ', :- - New London, O. - - for meeting their comrades on their Melee Friday evening. , . Ah, hal ' Viotoria shook . hands With. .1300011 Watch a By just alighted, after soaring ing Company.. . ; It was discovered last night that pack- way to work and endeaÿoring toinduce about the room for some little time. He Heavy rains. felt ea Tuesday evening '. , .-,S,S1,. ,, - 'rhe St. Louie aterchantst Exchange is A depraved punster, says, he, shall adds; , . , , ages oontaining $47,500 had been stolen, them to join in a etrike. It ip estimated i endeavoring to revive the project ot di. emoke if he chews.too. ., in Butler and other counties along the , s ,- r Re goes through a series of operations MiamisValley, and continued through- . I, , " either in the Treasury building or on the that eight thousand people took part n reet trade with Brazil. . . Holsters ot oysters have stoppediwork r' - way to the express office. Detectives the demonstration... Resolutions were , which reminds .you of á oat licking her. out theulght, causing considerable dam. i , . s, r . are confident of recovering the moneys adopted declaring the sentence a gross 0 Tb Minnesota AntisMonopo but there are (r)eysterers still about. self after a meal, or of a bad pluming age to orops. The Miami river at Haas ' ,-.. its feathers. First, the bind teet are liton commeneed to rise about hail-pada .. - - ' ' General Spinner is very anxious about violation ot personal rights. The speaks vention for the nom nat on cot ta e o i i sly t' Coffins It is said that a wonsan who, can, make 1'1 b h Id J 1 7 , a good jotanny-cake. is greater,. than one rubbed together, then each hind leg is 7 o'clock,. and la less than an hearten . - , - ,, , , ' it, as it-comes at a time so near the close ers denounced laws made in the inter- cers, w, 1 e e u y . woo .can trim a bonnet. passed dver a wing, then the forelegs upwardof sevea feeL '' - et his connection with the department. eqd of a privileged class. ; , James Hanlon, of Cincinnati, was ar ar- - - ar- , : The proposition made to the Indians The German Government announcee rested in attempting to get into a store There is a group of ft:digit:lobes in the Catskill regions. Bits. Van Wmkies of undergo a like treatment; and lastly, it The atann of fire sounded from the lest St , ., , you look sharpsyou will see the insect at Longand Alistatter's shop wasisan , , , ' -- yesterdav Was, that they ;relinquish all that it reservei the right of bolding an at Sandusky, last evening. , the tinny trtbe,unquestionablyt : carry his proboscis over his legs and by the burning of the straw on &stock of s ' ': : ' . ; , rights tohunt in Nebraska, and take the inquiry into the loss of the, steamer The Memphis Avalanche estimates the A Port Jervis man offered his house : , countrynorth of the Mobrara river out- Schiller, in addition to the one now . in wheat, rep this year in the country trib- for$2, but no one would. buy. It was about his body as far as he oan reach. ice on, Hutaeintan's lot, and owned by :: . 4 - I, The minute trunk is perfectly retrace Peter Schwab. - ' side their reservation. By this they progress at Greenwich., r : utary to Memphis as the largest S11100 floating clown the river myths ice. tile, and it terminates in two large Mhos, Louisa Elkins has been adjudged ta. - 4 : s, give up portions ol this country, and re PARIS, June 8.-Duke dtAudiffet-Pas- 1800. , - , Now that Sir Gillery Piggott and Mr. which you can see spread out when the sane, and been committed to the 1501Ith. , , . , :. . ..,. il ' - serve the part where the Red Cloud and Tim:traces at Prospect Park yesterday Ginnery Mitchell are beta' dead,' w0 insect begins a meal on a lump of sugar. ern Ohio Lunatio Asylum. . - '' , ., . ... : elder was lesterday re-eleeted Pres'. Bpotted Tail agencies are located. dent of the National 'Assembly., The were won by Arthur Dwain and 'Thomas shall miss two names, oe singular en- But for what purpose is this careful ges Derrick Barcalow,Esq, has filed a nes , : I - - Tbe President said the $25,000 were for Vice President and Secretaries, were .Jefferson. There was no fast time phony.. . Jo . , presepts, and not to be given in money. also re-elected. , ' . " ' made. . ' All monasteriee are to be abolished in ing over tne body with the trunk, cape- Meta in the Probate CourtsBelaimints . . 11 cially when that organ is not iitted tor that as one of the beirs of John arcalow, , . , . . , , s He offered to allow tbem to name a per perST. - ST. perST. Pwreasaftea. June 8.i.-The Inter- Germany, and no person will induture licking,but straply forgraspingaed sucks deceased, he is entitled to $1,448 85 trona, . . .;s , son to receive the money and buy puck t Fourteen thousand three hundred and be allowed to. grebe monkshood in his ing up food! the estate. things as' they wanted, if the person nate:teal Telegraphs Conterence ,' was roes of baggage were handled . air. Emerson began his task of finding Mr. Wm. Pfau's buggy and harnesses , .; aliened here today. The Czar gives a wt LEItYTP d U io IS t in the month garden a e o e o n n epo . named was a proper person to receive it. , Winneshiek, county,. Iowa, has never out whether .the house fly really serves. were stolen Tuesday evening. The beta. , , , s, , tttladi t t- rrw" pantie o e e ega es o mo o . , os may. . , 4 . tipotted Tail refused to sign the agree- ' known. such a smell as that caused bY any appreciable purpose in the scheme, spies has been recovered. ' . , . remit without going back to his country .--.----S-s441'.7-7---- G. Von Hornet was stopped by hign, ,, , the recent burning of Its only Limbtirger of oreatiOu ce tinf as an indifferent. Mr. H. L. Morey, assignee of 7. Os' , , sex p , - ' and consulting with his people. the Republioan Convention-YesterSagla waymen, last night, cat First street, San. cheese factory... scavengers-by captur ng a fine epeciteen, Moss, insolvent boot and adios dealer, , . . ,,,, , . Mr. C. C. Shoats joins Mrs. Chorpens , Work Completed. etc., slew: dusky, but fougfit them off- and escaped, Is ,. you tusk, how long this foreign pros and gluing his wiugs down to a mimics- bas reported 'total , sales of stream., , ing in ber accusations against Mr. Mc- COLISSIBIJS, dune IL-The following is but was considerable-injured.. , bibition et American potatoes is likely to scope slide. , amounting to $38,1 46, SIM 98sof whichie - , . . .' ' - . Grew, of the Sixth Allditor'S office. the platform as unanimously adopted by The body of Minnie Schroeder, a vic. last, We sitoidd say it will probably On plaoing the slide under the Battu, covered by mortgage timid IDS Karl J6 ' - ' -," Irving M. Bean has been appointed the Convention yesterday: - .. . tim of the shipwrecked steamer Con- beetle Colorado stops furnishing a BIM- ment, to the investigator's diegests.the Mixer. . . Collector of Internal Revenue for the The Republicans ot Ohio, in conven. suelo, near Sanduaky, was found yesters ply of buge wite,them. s. ' fly appeared covered with lice, aiming Paws, KY.-The passenger depot; eg . - -- 4 - First, Wisconsin District. John A Men- tion assembled, reafflrming the oardinal day. Two others are yet unreoovered. Another retie of the classics ages W:a9 Um offending inseot to be promptly re- the Kentucky C. R. IL caught Ire br . Iteadter has- been appointed Gauger of principles of their organization, which yue o e e orme The Genera S d f th R f d fnund in Yorkshire recently, being a leased and another substituted in. his means of a spark Irom a passing engin' ' s --s. , ' the First Missouri District. , have become received maxims of polio. Church of Am Ica organized in Jersey dog's collarasupposed to have befonged place,. Fly No. 2 was ne better off than about 6 o'clock Monday mornings but was ..- s, - Thefollowing rem-ovals of storekeep State and natiónal, declares on sped o City yesterday by electing Professor to Julius Cesar, from the faot ot having fly No. 1, and as the same might be pre- promptly extinguished by the Rescue ' , ' -4 ". i eta in the First Wisbonsin District are points the series of sentiments following: Charles Scott, et Michigan, President. - his name engraved upon ill dioated of flies 8, 4, 5 (or et s flies, as Fire Company. Damage slighL , ! , . , ', ; .... ', announced: H. A. Valeutine, Lewis Ber First--.The States are one as a nation, - Two scalpers on 'Change the other the algebras have it), km Emerson con- Considerable interest was maffifested ... s .. . Lis, and D. IL Griffith. :, and all citizens are equal under the laws, Mks. Paul :Pyles, who resided near dtv discussing the merits of a third. eluded that here was eomething which in the pigeon-shooting and, dog, show '' - .-, ' ' - : 4- A " '-'"-------- and entitled to their lullest protection. Bulger, Pa., will y g le tr in to start a fire . to es. said one of them, winding up the required looking into. Wtsy were the which commenced at this place oo Tease ' , rho End Hampihire legislature. , Second-That the policy of finance fester al d noon by pouring carbon oil in conversation, "he'd rather lie on 60 days' .ilies lousy? Meanwhile fly No.2, on the day. . Quite a number of eportemen wean , ; -: ' . , ' - Cot:coats N. IL, June 8.--The Legis- should be steadily pursued whl , ch with- a stove, was so severely burned she died time than tell the truth for eashit, 'slide, seemed to take his. petition very present. , in a few hours after. , , , , 'Mare met yesterday. Thé twelve new out unnecessary shock to business or . "There are fewer murders in . Louis- coolly, and, extending hie proboscis, be- The Spotless Ments Soctiatrinet at Ma. , s Senators presented themselves aud were trade, will ultimately equalize the pur- A dispatch from London states that vine," Bays the Courier-Journal, ',then gan to sweep it over hie -bady as il he Y seams Cummings' residence on Hilda t, , , . - : , Sworn in. , ,r , chasing capacity of the coin and paper the speele on board the wrecked steamer in any other place of its size in the UM- had just alighted. street, Monday evening,andwere entem , ., - ' . Senator Whitney presented a protest dollar. . , - - Schiller remains undiscovered. The mu- ted States." Which tact, we should say, A. glance through themioroscope, how- tained by that gentleman in, line style. . .. '-: ', . , against Messrs. priest and proctor being . Third-We are in favor of a tariff for Mated hedies of the victims of the disas- knowing the people somewhat, is unto- ever, showed that, theseperation was one Several subjects et til.Ai laterest worn . , , ,,, , : - allowed to take their seats. revenue, with ineidental proteetion to ter continue to come ashore. - tunate tor Louisville. of selt-hedutitication, for wherever the before the Society. ,,, At the ballot for President, the five American industry. . Charles H ' Landis, the founder of A Waterbury (Conn.) baker lately lioe were there the trunk went., The Burglary seems to be the order of the , s , . , - Republicans refused to act if Priest and Fourth-We stand by tree education, Vinelafid, whe ehot and seriously smoked a hundred cigars , in thirteen, Hoe were disappearing into the trunk; day in Paris and itityleiulty of late.' On . , . , ,, , ' . -. proctor were retained. Hon. JAY. San. our public achool system, the taxation wounded Uri Carruth, editor of the Jour- lieu's; -on a wager. EverYbodY 18 Bads- the fly was eating theta. . Pr day night some burglars attempted - ss -,. . - boen was elected President; after which of all for its support, end no division of t hen and nal tbere, on the 19th of March last, was fled except a neighboring undertaker; me took the paper into the ki c to effect an entrants., into the grocery , , ,--- r . the five Republicans withdrew, and 0D. the echool fund. - - released yesterday on $50,000 bail. , who Was-bitterly disappetnted at seeing waved it around, taking care that no of Rion & Son, but were detected and , , ,, ganized by electing G. H. Stowell Prat- Fitth-Under our republican system of Carl Vogt, the alleged murderer of him emerge from the ordeal as lively as flies touched it, went back to the mioro- shot at several times by Mr. Joe Rion, , ,s, s. ' dent, and ryier Westgate Clerk. government there should be no 001111S0- Chevalier Dubois De Bianco uear Bras- a Nebraska grasshopper. ecope. and there found animalcules, the who sleeps in,the banding. , . . ' : The House organized by electing O P. tion, direct or indirect, between Church sets, Belgium, about two ye'ars ago, has 'Neither the advice ot there nor their same as on ilieti He hadnow arrived at On Saturday night the back shutters -. . . L.' - !Sanborn (Rep.) Speaker by a vote of 190 and State, and we oppose all legislation been extradited at last- Tuesday be experience id worth anything to the something detinite; the animalcules were of tne drug stern of W.11. Downey & Ca. .., , s . - - to 179 After receiving a protest from in the interbst of any particular sect. sailed for Europe in ilbarge Ira:Mere. 'average man., A aoted gunner In Maine, floating in the air, and the quick motion.; were broken open, but the thieves lea . :: - the seceding Republicans from the Sen. Upon this subject we should not fail to who leaves a wife and fire children, of the tiles gathered them on their bodies, without effecting au entranee. , , - - 4 . - , - ate, the House adjourned. - profit by the experience of foreign goy- The Union Pacific Railroad will pay a tried to pull a aouble-barreled gun out and the flies then V1011 into some quiet Miss Lizzie. Wilkerson, 'daughter et , , - ernments, where the efforts of the Church dividend oft per cent. on the capital of a chest by the muzzle the other day. oorner to have their dainty meal. - jack Wdiserson, Esq., died on Tuesday . ,,, - , ,,, : : to control the State constitute an evil stock of the Company out (Atha net earn- A maa named Stoue, a New Jersey rrhe investigator goet on to describe morniug, at 8, o'clock. Although she had - ,, ,.,,,, ' . , ; h! f "1"11' ' of great magnitude and endangers the ings for the.quarter ending June Bettis . r man,' was toued bathing in ' Eastern how he oontinued the experiment in a beeli an invalid for some time. her deal - . . , ' ,,. ,, , XENIA, JUI10 8.-The Shawnee was on power and prosperitci, of She people. , to thesholders of steels of recordef June Branch last Wednesday, be Oflicer An variety of localities, and how, in dirty was gaits uaexpeoted, as slit was eta , , , ",, ' - a rampage yesterday, and everflowed its Sixth-We deman such a revision of lóth, dividend to be payable ou and derson, and as the supposition was nat. and bad smelling quarters, he found the riding the afternoon before, and seemed - - ,,, .' -.:: banks. A small branch' that usually is. the patent laws as will relieve industry after July let. , - , ural that no Jerseymaa would dare to myriads of files which existed there lit- to be impeoving up to a few momenta; . - ,, s Srom half a Ioot to a loot in depth has from the oppression of monopolies ia ad- judge Bradley, or New Orleans, has baths miles's insane, he was conyeyed entity covered with animalcules, while before her death. She Wita lt lovolY girds ". ' - '4-- , Pubdierged several houses along its linp; Willett ation. ' ' ' ." , ' granted a writ of error to the. Supreme , to thegovernment asylum. - .. other flies, captured in bed-rooms, or and her death cast quite a gloom oveir . ' : - . . torn down the Whiteman-street bridge, Seventh-A grateful people can never L 'ourt of the United States, frina tile Sa. The "Infiniti Express says: The con- well ventilated, clean apartments,' were the community. s - ., - ' ., - , . ', , ., and placed the coal-yard of Clarke & cease to remember the serviees. of our reme Court of Louisiana,. in the man- ' dition of the streets in this city is intol- miserably lean and entirely free from The oSpotiess Mann are effectIng as - : , prown, and all that section o f laud lying soldiers and sailors, and it is due to them Namus case of Macauley vs. Clinton. It lerable, but nobody seems to take ally their prey. Wherever filth existed, great deal of good in the cominunity. s s - - letw . . een the Springfield railroad and De- that liberality and generosity should ob. will take up-the question of the coned- 'interest' in them. Five dead cats to a evolving germs which might generate LUXINOTON Kgs-The hail stones that ' - - ' , s - ' trolt street, and the branch and the Shaw- tain iu the adjustment et pay and bean- tutionality of. the Lottisiaha Funding block-and we counted as many in one disease, tuere were the Mos, covering t th h 1 t in ' ' ' s- fed yesteruay were e eav as setae , , . , -- nee proper,. under a foot and a halt or ties, , - ' , - Acts of 1874- 4, , ,,,' ,,,- ,,,,, ,,,.,,, testaece, yeeterdeass-is too large au av- themselves with the miaow organism , , this city for several years. '. -s - . , .;- ' , - , i s two teat of vtater. :. , -' ,,- Eightlx--That Ire detitand that the pub.' th' i di i--s.'i1:"- '''.( "d''rr' .'-0 -de 'erage, evensfeethiertime of the years -' s, 'end gree,dily devouring the pame. ' ' , e o , ow ng 8 rece ye out a p ,. , , , , - The city officers deny using may Sm. ' . ,,, :: ' : s 'That part 'of the' river which runs lic domain shall be scrupulouslyiiiiierved ' Golden hair is common with the bar- .- - .Starnbaugh, :Wyoming, and Is official: - s-------t, s'''''-- fair means towerd the liquor sellere. ,,, ,s - ..- . . i i, , . . through the greunds of the Soldiers' Or- for occupancy by aetual settlers.... "Two.' half-breed: Stoux and -orie wiiite Maids of London.. It le produced with a Gi. 13.' Baum -write's" from Harrisburg, , gn the cit (4, y ' urt, esterday, James ' -; t i . '' plums' Home ,overtiowed the road,,and Ninth-The determination of the 'Ger 'German - man 'German arrived here to.aay from Fort Fest- powerful solution of chemicals, making". Iii.: - You have, perhaps, have not for- Cook was Seed a and Lste for sesaida. '' 2 I' carried away some poytione ot the walks ernment to adept the revenue, and pre- - terman report that a large body of Sioux, very beautiful tint, and a stink intense gotten the loss ot the: 111-lated steamer ing Wm Shumake - . . ' - : A -ss - , . so .recently . laid, a portion of which vent and punish frauds, has our lingual- , I enou Cheyenne aua Arrapaboe vvarr ors are gh to knock over an Egyptian pyre- General Lyon and the braye men who : . - Hon. James B. McCreary, the Demo.' . .-- s' '' . was Inland at the cemetery bridge, at Hied approval.. - ' on their way up the Sweetwater for the 1 mid. , The introduetion of the dye has periehed with her at sea, March 80, 1865. least a mile from the home. - Tenth-That the power of muniolpal ratio candidate for Governor of K - - - - purpose of attacking the hos one , g e s b . ty a a healthy stimulus to the menu- elan Id' 1 t their ilyes ' in the ' - ' ' y so airs os - lucky. opens the campaign next' Mon. , .- -- 4 , , NEw Cassias, IND., June 8.-The storm corporations to create d,ebts shotild be did -great damage south of this place. restricted, and local and other eipendi eipendiSeveral - Several eipendiSeveral bridges were carried away. tures should be so restaffed as to rilinin 0 0 , 'ItIDHMOND, IND., June 8.-s-The Storm I" tea:lit"- .lere was one of the heaviest known for A ency and doing datnage 30 tile set- 1 tature of patent clothespins. burning vessel,. while others sought 1,1 in d i tlgr of1h1 1 li P ' t s eca ty The Philadelphia Grand Jury returned i - Eleventh-The observance of Wash. forty-nine bille of iudictments against ineton's exam le in retirints at the close' Robert H. Wishard, alias J. E. Batch Batchteeny - teeny Batchteeny years. Several stables and trees ,- . -rPesider , - -- , i - G ird , 'were struck by lightning. Trains on the ' : - Dayton and Inalanapolis roads were o a seeonu st 1 8 0 e M Haat term wift oe n mt.; eorge ) ers, a la eorg c. ,,,a as, 'e ash re Multen Joshua the future, as it has been in tb p , - , B. Moreau alias Robert ss I - ,Beitish part and eommercial Oar- Testi in the relentless wavaltssgsasssiss wavaltssgsasssiss, - , wavaltssgsasssiss, eler in the cars (conversation MAO , . e foudil a watery' grave. Of the many b t thi " ' ' day. tiw, .1. ived tize.e..c....ns at.. ,aruty, s : . . ... 1 r eludes, wsZifisriliAllit ttio ........ OLLPo, s . county and advertises to end in is''tita- . - , s ,, Usual question: "What line are you hundreds who were aboard the (Senora! ed i m in P, &c. Parson answers with a faint Lyon, but twentyseight were known to t - ,,i. joke that he a in the spiritual line." have een saved; they were picked up b , n I says the other, "blessed if .1 by the steamer General Sedge-10k, four , t - didn't think so. But I say, What a hours after the burning ot the Lyon. ford nco n county. on outlay. July ., , , ' I lion. Jobn 11. Harlan, the Itepubla. '' ":--P call nominee tor the same on .0 " - - s , la Aft. ' . , yited to meet AIL McCreary at Abeam - s' , ... ' . d as a fundamental rule in the un C. Johnson. alias Charles r lemington garde . . . laces. ; I 4 :seriously delayed to-dayby the washing caprice you have got gin up to." The non-yeterans-of the Fifty-sixth Illis written law of the republic. charging them with uttering fraudulent P. There is not a. paper mitt in Fa en . ' ' ::' 4 -,- away of Midges. , , . - auli I, ne twee is suffering from: too nolo volunteers, 205 in number, were - Tweifth-The distinguished success of and torged coupons purperting to be at- -.. county. a -- , Oxeditn, O., June ft -The most violent his administration which, to the fame of tached to bonds of the Chicago & North- tulle's noonity. She married Baron Von passengers aboard the :General - Lyon. Th - T e ransylvania Printing Compeer s , - - - ' ' t storm ever known' passed over Oxford the patriot aud soldier has added that. western railway company. George F. Rhadde and afterward Baron lihof. lei Wo ve el those men wore saved by the in this city have quite an extensive es. : -, ' hat evening. The steeple ot the Seeona of the capable and judicious stateemen, Hilt and Lindley Smith are the wituesses fen, and both of the barons are living. Sedgwick, and they reported the bal. tablishment. Most ot the Court record , ' '' - - : t . Presbyterian (Smirch was blowa -down. entitles President Grant to. the grail- indorsed upon the backs of tbe bilis. The divelce from her first baron has ance of their comrades as lost. After books in , Kentucky are manufactured ' .1. . ''''' 'Several per6ons passing narrowly es- tude of Ms' countrymen. Thejury rendered a verdiot yesterday throu been declared to be not a - good one the lapse ot more than ten years, how- here, and lour newspaper" are printed ' , -- ; 1 - " sniped Injury from the tailing steeple. The complete ticket is as follow's: ib the great libal suit of Downing ,rs. gli . errors in serving process, and ever, one more el the passengers of that 'ts presses she has sued her 'lawyers tor damages. ill-starred vessel tures up at Guy's hos- ea I - - ': trim recent heavy rains have. swollen For Governor-Rutherfo d B H r aYes, Henry C. Brown, proprietor of the Dail The Gilt' Edge Club, composed 'Of rs ,..--s, SI Y At Pompeii they recently found a curl- pital, London, England, and writes to ' Pour-mile creek so that Rims overflowed of Sandusky. ' Tribune, of Denver, Col. Downingwas young gentlemen ocouSlying places in the " s s . 1 0118 record. It was soratched on the his father near Golconda- Ills giving lin - the baults, doing great damage to tile Lieutenant Governor-Thomas L. formerly Probate Judge. The Tribune I first circles of Lexington society, are , - :' "- S, ,,, erops., Rumor reports the bridge over Young, of Hamilton. charged him with forgery in deeding , thus -translated: stucco ot a kitchen wall and hae b ' P Ben account ot himself. Tiu; name ot this "Li hted the fire titi d t 0 be ble : 4 mor e o e core. -tattiest a 00 Le - g 9 man of misfortune IS litenamt if" Rat"; shop has been opened on the first loser " . Wien creek. on the Hamilton and Fair; Supreme Judge-George W. , Moil. awe f h ' I b fit 't I t y, or is pelsona ene , el y o s Leven pike, washed away this evening. cooked his meals, and swept his house he belonged to Company K., Fifty-sixth value. of land givep to the School Fund by Con- for him 28000 times to this day and he jai , , , nom volunteers. After nis term of of their meeting place on ;Short street. ' , laxisiogod, Ky., June 8.-Hall stones Auditor-James 'William's, of Frank- gressional grant, and with stuffing b I a - 'refuses to take me to the circus " Be. service expired he and his comrades The old Northern Bank budding is us- - ' -2 .,. , as large as the end' of one's thumb fell lin. ' dergoing repairs and ornamentation. - ' -- - .." .1 ' - lot-Voices to control the Judiciary, and neath this, in a different, hand, i w I s r te were started home for muster out, and - - , Mrs. Rosa Vertner Jetties of tide ' - Y, ere yesterday, doing much damage to Attorney General-John Little, of compared'idia to Boss' Tweed. . The ver- ten: "Women are never sa it " tut ed. s were furnished , transportation on the ,, he grain cropss The ram was also very Greene. , ' dict was in favor of the defendantSplain defendantSplaineavy. - eavy. defendantSplaineavy. - - Treasurer-J, Minor Milliken, of But- tiff paying costs. The trial excited meek blinDLEToww. O, June 8.--A terrible is- atom here last evening damaged a new , "tone front buildiug, blew the smoke - ,, pipes eff butphin and arrenn's paper 011ie, and the roof off the old Madison P ler. - , , interest, and Member of Board of Public! Works- satisfacition. , . , .,,,, Peter Thatcher, ot- Cuyahoga.- The State Central Committee. Is pont. osed as follows: . , lour mill. - , . , , . Firet District-8. H.Burtons Hamilton. -h the result gives general ...Us.. The Paris papers report that an old stearo,er Gener IL a yon. Very soon atter ' gentleman with a very bald head, belga h I ' g sailing, t e vesse encountered a storm become very much fatigued during a off Cape Hatteras, and in UM midst of it ; . , , visit ; to the "Jardin d'Acelimatation," took lire and was - totally destroyed'. laid himself dowu -under the shade of Rains leaped into the sea,' and with . Many: new uses have been found for la tree for -a nap-. He Was at length Lieutenant Butler clung to a cabin door. III Maine besides the anti-periodic effeote I awoke by a sense of great heat about his They drifted upon the billows four days city, has written a poemon the late Gen. . , s s era Breckinridge. It is written for the , . press of Kentucky, and will probably ap- ., ' : S. .E1 pear in all the Kentucky papers and ia 4 4. papers having many readers In the . tate It is a fine literary composition - . t ,of seventy-two lines, and . appear& arse - - - - in tbe Kentucky Gazette. - - - ' - , , - t , - Ifortictaktral Club-Heavy Rains. Ste. . , Special to the Star. , , , . Second-Amzi McGill, Hamilton. Third-H. B. Maynard, yavette. Fourth-Ashl B 'M ' y row n, ontgomery. , Fifth-J. II. Foster Van Wert. ;'':. ' DITgosi, Os June 8.-The Horticul Sixth-Alex. Reed,'Lucas. , . 1 t at make the driig so valuable. , Its efs ' head, It appears that a fond and wan- 'without food or drink d d , an more dea Mr. Chas. Macelister of Philadein feet has beSa diecovered to be greatly dering ostrich had 'taken lt for an egg than- alive, were picked up by a schooner i t sra .; intensified and , much more sure when a and had been trying so u ion s njected andet the skin by a it. 1 t' 1 1 for an hour to hatch and left on an island, where Butler died - and , Rains remained ten ears, in s visitinglis relatives- in this eity, is the small syringe inade for the purport. , The German papers tells this story biarch last he eseaped aboar the Brit- i - ,, guest of Geo W. Brand, Ewa. - . ,- ' , Rev Dr Bullock, of Alexandria, its, .. .. , i, i visiting friends in this city ., , , , . . Mady cases of malignant intermittent in oonnection wita Baron Rothschild's len man-of-war Vengeance, and was leT - ii . lurul Club met at President Oluser's yes- . Seventh-Marcus Bo s Ross - he Irving Literary Citlb held a me - - ' terday. It was well attended. . . ' , gg,1 , leyer have been relieved and often cured death: A. audit. meeting-B., weeping taken to Leaden, and, being sick,Was - 1 t -,, , - Eighth-C. r. Martin, (duke ine on Tueedav even az and adiournal by this treatment. It is only Tory. re- and Sobbing aloud. Says A., "Why do placed in Guy's -hospital. Application - - - - ' - -- Ninth,--W. C. Cooper, Knox. for the summer lleallt)13. ' - ' , ',, .. ; - . . , The two men arrested in Columbus Tenth-A. H. Bal I 8 d k 8 ey, , an US y. - cently, though, that its good effects have you weep?" "Because," says B., as it his has been made to the Sdcretary of War T, b been discovered in lung fever. Of course, heart were breiking "beoause he is -to have our minister at London renuest- ne time for sliding the annual meet. tharged with assaultiug Mr. Frank Jus- Eleventh-A. C. Thompson, Scioto. 1 I ir t t 1 t di d h ' a ma arious is no s a mos Very es dea , t e ' powerful, the rioh Baron." ed by cable to have Rains cared for and - ing of Sabot Institutes is approaching. - I Lice, the Journal reporter, last Sunday " if - 1 we th B. H. Bostwiok, Plokaway. . ease is treated with , quinine in some -ell t tt r 1 d A " b ci f d i II d hi f hi t u ,. ep us .. w y o you cry so un s rurn s e in or 8 re urn , s And school book ageuts are traveling ad , I, ' Thirteenth-A. B. Clark, Lickinfir s overthe State manipulatin these at night, were brouitht before -the Mayor Fourteent D 8 H it- r. . W. oimes an- forms But the latest use has been its much; he was ne relation of yours P' home.. The stories of Robinson Crusoe i . g g hex,. , . 4 in the interest of their employersdhe , - ' : -. : ..,1 ' nesterday. They gave their names as 3. Y inbalation in lung fever. The recovery "Taita'sjulit what I am crying about," and the hero of "Foul Playo are probs. ngfilth b k bit y oo pu alters. Tivo of filets - r Charles Clark and John Griffith. Their Fitt it E 4 of patients treated with inhitiations of howls B., more affected than ever. bly excielled in interest by the adveu. wea eent - . H. Moore, Athens. are 'actually controlling the educational ' - , . y quinine are said to bave been remark- ' -----m------- - tures of this gallant soldier, who, atter , - - -. " ''' I, ease was continued to next Monday. SI t ntli-J T - d ff x ee . . up egra , Jefferson. Although Hebrew ceased to be allying sit interests in Kentucky for the sole par. ,.. s s The boy Meyer. Jacobs who was run able, and the treatment will doubtless serving his country for more than three Seventeenth-Jas M.N ash Malionin , t g be given a lair trial by the medical pro- language 2,000 years ago, says the la. pose of keeping their publicatious'in the ' .. r'! , - ever by bis father's wagon on Tuesday El h g teentit-A. L. Longer, Summit. tion, Hebrew literature did not -come to years, and participating in the victeriee -- public schools. Do the 'people who buy . ' '. , sb: and badly injured, died yesterday after- tession .. A correspondent , writes . as t the army of the West at Corinth, s aeon.' ' , Nineteenth-Geo. W. Steele; Lake. ' h f ' t an end with the Old Testament. On the e . follows concerning the ay- ever: 'Durs , Vicksbur Slistflou Rid e the Attant school books know that they are none. ' . -1 , Twentieth-C. L. Ruseell, Cuyahoga ir, g t .14 essarily taxed to keep up these boot ' 4, , , ' The rain that fell here yesterday Morn- h I I II I ti t is - ing t e past week e a v o m o t at contrary, there grew up atuong the Jews Savanah and South Carolina campaigns, Lust night the gentlemen assembled at -"the people of the booiLtt as the Koran agents by myth: double as much fora . . ., unpleasant disease called Ihay-tever.' lied from the deck of a burning ship in f lag was the heaviest ' known for many th e Committee's headquarters, Naugli. book as it is worth? Now is tile tires . ' , . ,, years in this vicinity. It continued for To my inquiries for a remedy, I every-- styles them-an immensely rioh post- d f mi -wean to find re uge on the remise ton Hall, end elf eoted an or anizatiodh 111 r - for the voters of the State to take thin Y where met with the reply: -- 'There is no Biblica to attire; and even at the pres. ts wen hours without intermission and electin th 1 E g g e follow ng xecutive Com- sea, and, .with au endurance scarcely to e. poured In torrents. The rainfall meas- remedy; you will have to wait for a cure ent time many Hebrew books are still important matter in hand. The country .. .. " . - , be credited, resisted death. from cold, itt e: A -T Wik - Chairman; J. O. until the frost comes.' My symptoms written and published, particularly in newspapers should inform their readers , , .- .' hunger and thirst.and at last is about to - , Pared nearly five luchess Considerable 1 ,s damage has been done to all the rail, , s- toads. A number of culverts being de- illohaelds'on iec tclrn' rreasurer! J F. B. Po d re ty yi (Seer e K Na b , ohn Litt e G t, al , g, , 9 , were a constant irritation of the 110a- Eastern Europe. In America. thus far, . W cott, n , and C. H. Moore. !, At ni ht Oils, and discharges from them, accom. only one Hebrew work has been pro- its itsbe - be itsbe restored to his friends atter a captir captiry - y captiry of ten years on an island. Surely, concerning a matter that interests every . . .... ; :parent. The election of it State Su - ' intend P PIN'. - ' rosotmyed and trains nave been delayed in g palsied by sneezing and coughing. My (laced, viz: "Abney Yehosinda (a oom- en; of ublic Instruction will tato , till t t a ra . ca ion mee init. was held in the truth is stranger than fiction. .. -. , , , "owe cases until to.day. Tee canal was eyep, too, wept, and mr head ached oon- mentary . on, a tractate or the Mishua , ... etace on the first Monday in Anuses. ; ' , tuuda of the Ca nal and add ' he candidates should be amended on .:,, .. . -",- , s also badly injured, and eeveral serious r dge T it. : P t reseed by tinually. I called in a drug-store and called Aboth), by Joshua Falk, which All the romance would not seem to K V breaks reported between here and Ctn. a. - a - - s ,- , obtained a prescription endue effected a tv - as Printed ltl this it in '1800. It la have deserted t,he footpads yet, for quite . this school book question. ' - ..,, . -- ,:s.- :. Muesli may luterfere witis navigation ------."1"----, ' a cure in a few bours . rt .was, simply possible that some other Hebrew authors Tee filth anneal, meeting of the Ken- s . s . - ... . a pretty story, comes from Buffalo. It ' got a week or longer. Mr Roebuck, who has devotee his life two grains .of quinine dissolved in two may have oome over to this country ) appears that on the 5th of Marigold tucky State Dental Association awns ,' . ,. . .. , - i -...- , . to the weilsbeing of the working classes, ounces' ot water,. shaken and then used but if so, we believe none of them found watch and chain valued at $400 were meneed it45 68"1"11 al the riaawliz 11. - " - ; . ! , in a recent speech at Sheffield, gave .ut, as. a solution. It can be injected into enough stimulus in American atmoss tei, in this city, on Tuesday eveniag. .' - ., ; s , .- - . Hoary Wind. , . ' stolen from the residence of J. OgEvans r, terancee to some very (mutable remarks the nostrils, er a small quantity poured Phere to continue hie literary. labors. Friday evening the doe; :The spacious back 'parlor of the-hotel ' ' , . .. ss ss wad to tee Star. ' . - . . of that city upon the way in which the artisan is in into the hollow of the band and snuffed We can at this moment call to mind on- was surrendered to their use. Its s,s ,s . , bell was run.g, and lir. Evani who hap- " - . I -' s.- ,d,outninies, O., June 3.-A hear); wind. tile habil of spending his leisure time. u.p into the nose. Any druggist cart pre. ly one Hebrew author of' note who immi. pened to be alone at the time, answered Tne meeting was organised with Pre"- , . ' s , ' "term patieed over this city, last even- It a man, says Mr. Roebuck, makes his pare the mixtare. I write this simply gratedito the United States, namely, P. it. She was ,met by a man whims face ident P. O. Doyle, of Louisville; yam ., ... .... wages the means merely ot eating drink- for the benefit of the thousands of in- M. lieliprin, (misspeded Heilpern la President A. W. :Smith, of Richmond. , ' ' , '.. ' , lug, about' 8 o'clock, and lasting about i, - P was muffled up so as to be unreoo ig and sleeping, he is throwing away dividuals now eneezing throughout the Furelis "Bibliotheos Judalca," and the able In one head he held a pistol, which Madison county; J. I. Canine, of Louise' - .. . : -- - fifteen minutes. The roof of. the east the resourcee at his command. Let the citY The disease seems to be ePidemio. catalogues of Zedner and Roest,) who Mile, Treasurer and C. E. Dunn Seem- , ' be pointed at her, and in the other a wing, of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum workingman, he says, cultivate his in- Pestiferous animalcules inhabiting the died January 80, 1863, in Washington tars Tne :met:ling was opened , with , ' b b h hpaste - paste hpaste oard ox w ich he tendered, say say: - : say: was torn off and thrown to the grouud. tellect; good books are cheat, in these ticigft are supposed to be the cause of the City. Two works from his pen, of con- rn Prayer by Rev. Mr (Atrial. , ' ,' . t ir. "Your watch and chain are in this . s A number or chimneys and trees were days, and a' few cents laid- out on a haY-forer, and these the quinine kills. siderable interest, (Tesbuboth Bean. -" , On Friday evening, June 4th, front 8to "- . - " box. Take it and gas me a nundred - leveled. beveral wails were also blown stauclard author will be repaid over and ,.. ', shey Aven," and "Eben Bothan") were dollars." He would permit no delay n P. 111-, Mr. and Mrs- J. B. BOWitlaft :: . . . , ss down. ' - - s ' - , . over again in the rich and ennobling en. - Lie was a rich American in,Parie who published in Frankfort-on-the-Main in and Mrs. Evans handed hi b k.' m er Roc et will give a receptioa to the stuguets 1 1 - ''' ' ' ' sS,, ,s , , .,-,......,s......S.-,---, , joymeut afforded by its . pages. Many discovered that an unpleasant-looking 1845 and 180 respectively.-N. Y. Cor. book containing $40. The fellow took it the various colleges ot Kentucky Una. : . -. - '. . . ,, '44s , -, , . " ... glom& ' , , workingmeu Lind the eveniug hours haag fellow followed him every day from respondence. ., r ., vereity, and we are authorised tb ea.., -, . e . and departed without saying another ,,,v,,lipwrial to the Sum - ,. - ' heavy on their hands, and for waut of morning to nights He ,became uneasy, , - --------eas-s-- word. The watch and chain were found tend, in tale public manner, and without - 7 . ',Il 1 SPRINGFIE 0 J ' 8 Niek Cel Cella), - la), Cella), " 11110 ,--- something else to sdo take refuge in the mid diplomatic - inquirY twits - made It is estimated 'that the total daily con. in the box when it was opened. This further invitation, the complintento ett 1 ,' , '- amusements that are ruinous and the Begone and his lady to ail Weed' et ,.. r , - sts.. s -- . . . de- whether the mail who watched was sumption of milk in New York, Jersey certainly has quite the tinge of romance - , . , -suns, earns') vision anu goals vononue grading. The iove of ht , s , erature is of oonnected with the place. As a result City and Hoboken. is 820,000 quails. and about, it, and remindathereader of those the University, old and yottag,luiti Wink, ' ' , , mere arreSted yesterday on a charge of course au acquired taete, but science, of much negotiation the unpleasant per- that, of this quantity more than one-half good old-fashioned burglars and kigh. teatatntit.P1,,,eaas dea " 114dr, seellPasits : " r'',. 'Sr. cssauhing John Starr with intent to rob history, poetry or the higher. forme of son was arrested, and proved to be a is more or less adulterated, while anoths waymen who have from time immemori. - --v- ' (j4 : - '' - ' - .- - , r , , , s ' I I , . ' , , , , , ' , ' , ' ' ' fiction-ail may be studied by the work- gatherer ot butts of cigars. - The rioh er recskoning goes to show that the pee- al taken off their hate vvith profound rev- - It la said thee enthintr' owe 'karat ',Ann .

GOSSIPi She lives on Calumet avenue. - - Iter hair was golden, her eyes were Wet, , And lull as sweet as hor sunny smite , Was the feet that her lather bad mate WWI& l' Viotoria shook , hands with. Boston. Ab, hal ' 1 A depraved punster, says. he, shall I 'smoke if he chews-too, Holsters ot oysters have stoppediwork, , but there are (r)oysterers still about. 1 It is said that a wonsan wha, CAM make. ! a good joanny.cake. is greater,- than one 1 woo tan trim a bonnet. There is a group of fositillsbes in the : Catskill regions. Rip- Van Wmkles of , the Sony tube, unquestionablys. : ' A Port Jervis man offered his house . for.$2, but no one would. buy. It Will floating down the river on, the ice. Now that Sir Gillery, Piggott and Mr. Ginnery Mitchell are bota' dead,' we shall miss two names, of singular eu,- : phony.. . All monasteriee are to be abolished in Germany, and no person will in.future be allowed to. grow. monkshood in his garden. Winneshiek county,. Iowa, has never known. such a smell as that caused by the recent burning of Its only Limbarger cheese factory... , . If you tusk, how long this foreign pro prohibition - hibition prohibition of American potatoes is likely to last, We should say it will probably beetle Colorado stops furnishing a sup supply - ply supply of buga with them . Another relict of the classics ages was fbund in Yorkshire recently, being a dog's collarasupposed to have befonged to Julius Closer, from the faot ot having his name engraved upon ill Two scalpers on 'Change the other day discussing the merits .of a third. "Yes." said one of them, winding up the conversation, "he'd rather lie on 00 days' time than tell the truth for eash." wilier() are fewer murders in , touts toutsville," - ville," toutsville," gays the Courier.Journal, "then in any other place of its size in the Uni United - ted United States." Which tact, we should itah knowing the people somewhat, is unfor unfortunate - tunate unfortunate tor Louisville. A Waterbury (Conn.) baker lately smoked a hundred cigars . in thirteen, Aware on a wager. Everybody is satin. fled except a neighboring undertaker; who was-bitterly disapptanted at seeing , him emerge from the ordeal as lively as : a Nebraska grasshopper. ' : Neither the advice of others nor their , experience 'lit worth anything to the . average man., A noted gunner In Maine, , who leaves a wife and litre children, tried to pull a double.barreled gun out , of a chest by the muzz!e the other day. A maa named Stoue, a New Jersey man,' was toiled bathing in ' Eastern Branch last Wednesday, by Officer An. derson, and as the supposition was nat- , ural that no Jerseymaa would dare to .baths bailees insane, he was conveyed , to thegovernment asylum. - .'' : The Bilffalo Express says: The con. . dition of the streets in this city is intol. : lerable, but nebody seems to take aby , 'interest' la them. Five dead cats to a - blockand . we collated as many in one 1:tastapoe, Tooterdaris toe large au WI WI1 - 1 WI1 vage, even,larlhisttime of the year., - r, s :Golden hair is common with the bar bar, - , bar, powerful solution of chemicals, making'a le di nwt el tnhe ea .v1hearyidahelfuLti;unt"tnin. 4. latnigdParc)adt tilts enough to knock over an Egyptian pyre pyre: - : pyre: mid. , The introduction of the dye has : given a healthy stimulus to the menu menu, - , menu, : lature of patent clothespins. , , I -.British parSOU hnd isommercial 00. : eler in the cars (conversation low ). 1 Usual question: "What line Eire you ' in ?'' Ivo. Parson answers with a faint .' jogs that he "is in the spiritual line." "Ha, hal" says the other, 'blessed if I ' didn't think so. But I say, What a ' of price you have got gin up to." ' Pauline Lucca is suffering from' too ' much nobility. She married Baron Von Rhadde and afterward Baron Wollhof Wollhof' - ' Wollhof' fen, and both of the barons are' living. ' The diverce frotn her first baron has been declared to be not a - good one through 'errors in serving process, and she has sued her 'lawyers tor damages. At Pompeii they recently found a cul cul1 - 1 cul1 ous record. It was 1u:watched on the : stucco ot a kitchen wall, and hoe been , thus -translated: "Lighted the fire, cooked his meals. and swept his house ' for him 28,000 times to this day, and, he ,refuses to take me to the circus." Be Beneath - neath Beneath this, in a different, hand, is writ written: - ten: written: "Women are never satisfied." ,. . The Paris papers report that an old ' gentldman with a very bald head, having become very much fatigued during a visit ; to the "Jardin d'Acclimatation," laid himself doara under the shade bt ' 1 a tree for a nap. He Was at length : awoke by a sense of great heat about his ' head. It appears that a toed and wan. dering ostrich had -taken it for an egg. and had been trying for an hour to hatch it. ' . , . . , , The German papers tells this story in oornection wita Baron Rothschild's death: A. and.B. meetingB., weeping and jobbing aloud. Says A., "Why do you weep?" "Because," says B., as it his heart were bredking, "beoause he is dead, the ' powerful, the rioh Baron." -"But," replied A.4 "why do you cry so much; he was no relation of yours P' "Tliat'sjuist what I am crying about," howls B., more affected than ever. Although Hebrew ceased to be allying language 2,000 years ago, says the Na Nation, - tion, Nation, Hebrew literature did not -come to an end witk the Old Testament. On the 'contrary, there grew up among the Jews "the people of the book,'P as the Koran styles theman immensely rioh post postBiblical - Biblical postBiblical literature; and even at the pres. ent time many Hebrew books are still . written and published, particularly in Eastern Europe. In America. thus far, ' only one Hebrew work has been pro produced, - duced, produced, viz: "Abney Yehoe.inea (a oom oommentary - mentary oommentary . on a tractate of the MMus, called A both), by Joshua Falk, which was printed ia this city in -1800. Jt is possible that some other Hebrew authors may have oome over to this country; but if so, we believe none of them found enough stimulus in American atmos. phere to continue his literary. labors. We can at this moment call to mind on only - ly only one Hebrew author of note who immi. gratedito the United States, namely, P. M. lieliprin, (misspelied Reilpern la Furetis "Bibliotheca Judalca," and the catalogues of Zedner and Roast.) who died January 80, 1803, in Washington City. Two works from his pen, of con considerable - siderable considerable interest, (Tesbuboth Bean shey Avon," and "Eben Bo'han") were published in Frankfort-on-the-Main in 1845 and 181.8 respectively.N. Y. Oor. respondence. . .. . It is estimated 'that the total daily con consumption - sumption consumption of milk in New York, Jersey City and Hoboken. is 820,000 quails. and that of this quantity more than one.half is more or less adulterated, while anoth. er reokoning goes to show that the peo people - ple people of New York pay something like $6,000,000 a year tor the water WIWI W510 litelt reilt le diluted,. -,', , , - 7, , . - .! , . ' - -- . .

, G. B.' Raum -write's'. from Harrisburg, - You have, perhaps, have not for forgotten - gotten forgotten the loss ol the: ill-fated steamer General Lyon and the brave meri who perished with her at sea, March 80, 1863, Many soldiers lost their lives ' in the burning vessel,. while other sought Teat in the relentless wavco!.:vii,tv.-,üté, timid a watery' grave. Of the many hundreds who were aboard the General Lyon, but twenty-eight were known to have been saved; they were picked up by the steamer General Sedgivick four hours after the burning ot the Lyon. The non-veterans- of the Fifty-sixth Illinois- volunteers, 205 in number, were passengers aboard the General - Lyon. Five or those men wore saved by the Sedgwiek, and they reported the hal halanee - anee halanee of their comrades as lost. After the lapse oi more than ten years, how however, - ever, however, one more el the passengers of that ill-starred vessel turns up at Guy's hos hospital, - pital, hospital, London, England, and writes to his father near Golconda- giving in account ot himself. TM: name or this man of misfortune is Henson E. Rains; he belonged to Company K., Fifty-sixth Illinois volunteers. After nis term of service expired he and his comrades were started home for muster out, and were furnished , transportation on the stearaer General Lyon. Very soen alter sailing, the vessel encountered a storm off Cape Hatteras, and In the midst of it took lire and was totally destroyed'. itains leaped into the sea,' and with Lieutenant Butler clung to a cabin door. They drifted upon the billows four days without. food or drink, and more dead than. alive, were picked up by a schooner and left on an island, where Butler died and Rains remained ten years, In March last he esoaped aboard the Brit British - ish British man-of-war Vengeance, and was taken to London, and, being sick,Was placed in Guy's -hospital. Application has been made to the Sderetary of War lo have our minister at London request requested - ed requested by cable to have Rains cared for and funds furnished him for his return home. The stories of Robinson Crusoe and the hero of "Foul Plate are proba probably - bly probably exoelled in Interest by the adveu adveutures - tures adveutures of this gallant soldier, who, atter serving his country for more than three years, and participating in the victeriee of the army of the West at Corinth, Vicksburg, blisition Ridge, the Atlanta, Savanah and South Carolina campaigns, lied from the deck of a burning ship in mid-ooean And refuge on the raging sea, and, wlth au endurance scarcely to be credited, resisted death. from cold, hunger and thirst,and at last is about to be restored to his friends atter a capti- IV of ten years on an island. Surely, truth.is stranger than notion. , All the romance would not seem to have deserted the footpads yet, for quite a pretty story comes from Buffalo. It appears that on the Oth of Marigold watch and chain valued at 1400 were stolen from the residence of J. 0.'Evans, of that city. Friday evening the door , bell was rung, and Mra. Evans who hap- ' pened to be alone at the time, answered it. She was met by a man whine face was muffled up so as to be unrecogniz unrecognizable. - able. unrecognizable. In one hand he held a pistol, which be pointed at her and in the other a pasteboard box wh'ich he tendered, say saying, - ing, saying, ,66Your watch and chain are in this box. Take it and give me a hundred dollars." He would permit no delay, and Mrs. Evans handed him her pocket book containing $40. The fellow took it and departed without ening another word. The watch and chain were found in the box when it was opened. This certainly has quite the tinge of romance about it, and reminds, the reader of those good old-fashioned burglars and high highwaymen - waymen highwaymen who have from time Immemori Immemorial - al Immemorial taken off their hats with profound rev reverence - erence reverence to the fair sex, while they have out male thrtiall WIth the litinest equa equanimity, - nimity, equanimity, , ' - : ,, , . . .

LIMINOTON, KY.--The hall atones the fell yesterday were the heaviest seea ' this city for several years. - - The city officers deny using may tut. fair means toward the liquor sellers- ; In the City (Amt. yesterday, James Cook was flood fd and este for assediS ing Wm. ilhumake. - A Hon. James B. McCreary, the Denve-' oratio candidate lor Governor of Kea- - lucky, opens the campaign next. Mos- , day. Ile will deliver speeches at thirty. pladas, tzilantait at It:rttrz!, county, and advertises to end In Stan- ford, Lincoln county, on Monday. July 12. lion. John AL Harlan, the Republi. - coil nominee for the same Oleo, is in invited - vited invited to meet Air. McCreary at these places. , - There is not a. paper miil In Fayette; county. The Transylvania Printing Company ' in this city have quite an extensive es establishment. - tablishment. establishment. Most ot the Court record books in Kentucky are manufactured here, and lour newspapers are printed ' on its presses. The Gilt' Edge Club, composed 'Of young gentlemen occutlying places in the first circles of Lexington society, are mortified to the eore, beoause a Goblins' shop has been opened on the first lout of their meeting place on Short street. ' The old Borthern Bank budding is aum, dergoing repairs and ornamentation.- Mrs. Rosa Vertner Jeffrey, of tide ' city, has written a poemon the late Oen; era Breckinridge. It is written for the press of Kentucky, and will probably ap appear - pear appear in ail the Kentucky papers and ia papers having many readers In time State. It is a fine literary composition of seventy-two lines, and appear& dna in the Kentucky Gazette. - Mr. Chas. Macelister, of Philadelphia. is visitinglis relatives in this city, and is the guest of Geo. W. Brand, Egg., - Rev. Dr. Bullock, of Alexandria, irs.. 1 is visiting friends in this city. - - 1 The Irving Literary Cittb held a mein, ing on Tuesday eveniug and iuljoutrued for the summer Beast)o. - , , The time for holding the annual men& ing of Sabot Institutes Is approaching. And school book ageuts are travelin; ea , overThe State manipulating these gather. Inge in the interest of their employers,the - wealthy book publishers. Tivo of tuna - are 'actually controlling the educational ' intereets in Kentuckitor the sole per. pose of keeping their publicatious in the public schools. Do the 'people who buy school books know that they are none. essarily taxed to keep up these boot agents by payinx double as much fora book as it is worth? Now is the time for the voters of the State to take this important matter in hand. The country ' newspapers should inform their readers concerning a matter that interests every , 'parent. 'Phe election of a State Sum'. intendent of Public Instruction will take place on the first Monday in Auguez. The candidates should be amended ea this school book question. - - The filth annual, meeting of the Kea Keatucky - tucky Keatucky State Dental Association coin!. , - menced its sessions at the Phoenix lie- - tel, in this city, on Tuesday eveniag. ' 'The spacious back 'parlor of the hotel was surrendered to their use. I, Tne meeting was organized with Pres. ident P. O. Doyle, of Louisville; yaw - President A. W. Smith, of Richmond. ' Madison county; J. I. Canine, of Louie.' Mile, Treasurer, and C. K. Dunn Seem Seemtory. - tory. Seemtory. Tne meeting was opened with krayer by Rev. Mr. Chrietle. , Ou Friday evening, June 4th, from ate n P. AL, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. BOwinan Will give a reception to the 'Legman; .1 - the various colleges of Kentucky Uni Univereity, - vereity, Univereity, and we are authorised te ea. - tend, in Mlle public manner, and without further Invitation, the complimente et ' the Regent and his lady to ail !Mese' et , the University., old and young,Itad loin. quest the pleasexe Of Moir ceinpanye-i Lex. Dispatoh. , . - It le said that sensing on matt cam smile but a tomes being; but exceptiag faunas' beings with Woe UNA. Mal ileed net smile - , , ,

Fourteen thousand three hundred and twentypieces of baggage were handled at the Toledo Union Depot in the month of May. G. Von Hornet was stopped by high highwaymen, - waymen, highwaymen, last night, otk First street, Sari Saridusky, - dusky, Saridusky, but fought them off. and escaped, but was considerablrinjured.. The body of Minnie Schroeder, a vic victim - tim victim of the shipwrecked steamer Con Consuelo, - suelo, Consuelo, near Sanduaky, was found yester yesterday. - day. yesterday. Two others are yet unreeovered. The General. Synod of the Reformed Church of Amato organized in Jersey City yesterday by electing Professor Charles Scott, of Michigan, Presideut. - Mks. Paul 'Pyles, who resided near Bulger, Pa., while trying to start a fire yesterday noon by pouring carbon oil in a stove, was so severely burned she died in a few hours after. - A dispatch from London states that the speele on board the wrecked steamer Schiller remains undiscovered. The mu mutilated - tilated mutilated bodies of the victims of Ws disas-j ter continue to come ashore. 1 Charles H. Landis, the founder of Vineland, whe ihot and seriously wounded Uri Oarruth, editor of the Jour Journal - nal Journal tbere, on the 19th of March last, was released yesterday on $50,000 bail. , Carl Vogt, the alleged' murderer of Chevalier Dubois De Bianco, uear Brus Brus' - ' Brus' eels, Belgium, about two years ago, has been extradited at :last. Tuesday be sailed for Europe in (Marge of oilicers. The Union Pacific Railroad will pay a dividend of 1 per cent. on the capital stock of the COUIpt113y out of the net earn earntugs - tugs earntugs for thequarter ending June Bette to thcholders of stock of recordof June ifith, dividend to be payable ou and after July lot. Judge Bradley, of New Orleans, has granted a writ of error to the. Supreme Court of the United States, Worn the Su Supreme - preme Supreme Court 'of Louisiana, in the man mandamus - damus mandamus case of Macauley vs. Clinton. It will take up the question of the consti constitutionality - tutionality constitutionality of the Lottisiaha Funding Acts ,,cif 1974 -,., Ile it:Mowing "is received ErietiCitMp Stambaugh, Wyoming, and Is official: Two. half-breed: Sioux and one white man arrived here to-aay front Fort Fet Fetterman, - terman, Fetterman, report that a large body of Sioux, Cheyenne and Arrapaboe vvarriors are on their way up the Sweetwater for the purpose of attacking the Shoshone Agency, and doing damage .to the set settlers - tlers settlers of this locality)? , , , The Philadelphia Grand Jury returned forty-nine bille of iudictments against Robert H. Wishard, alias J. E. Batch Batcheiort - eiort Batcheiort George Myers, ahas George Mc McMullen; - Mullen; McMullen; Joshua B. Moreau, alias Robert C. Johnson, alias Charles Flemington, charging thein with uttering fraudulent and torged coupons purperting to be at attached - tached attached to bonds of the Chicago & North Northwestern - western Northwestern railway company. George F. Hilt and Lindley Smith are the wituesses indorshd upon the backs of the bilis. Thejury rendered a verdiot yesterday ih the great libel suit of Downing vs. Henry C. Brown, proprietor of the Daily Tribune, of Denver, Col. Downingwas formerly Probate Judge. The Tribune charged him with forgery in deeding away, for his personal benefit, city fete of land givep to the School Fund by Con Congressions1 - gressions1 Congressions1 grant, and with stuffing bal. lot-Vexes to control the Judiciary, and compared'him to Boss' Tweed. The ver verdict - dict verdict was in favor of the defendant,plain defendant,plaintiff - tiff defendant,plaintiff paying costs. The trial excited meek interest, and the result gives general satisfaotion.

- . , Vas torm. . - XENIA, June 8.The Shawnee was on ' - a rampage yesterday, and overflowed its banks. A small branch' that usually is ,from balf a foot to a foot in depth has oubdierged several houses along Its linp; Sorn drivn the Whiteman-street bridge, . and. placed the coal-yard of Clarke & , prown, and all that section o f land lying ,- . . between the Springfield railroad and De Det - t Det - ' troit street, and the branch and the Shaw,- ' nee proper,- under a foot and a halt or , Awe ie4it Of INater. ., - -' ,, - ' 'That part of the' river wbiels runs t - through the grounds of the Soldiers' Or Or. - . Or. ' , phans' Home overflowed the road,. and carried away some portions of the walks . so -recently laid, a portion of which 1 . vies feund at the cemetery bridge, at least a mile from the home. , .. , NEW CASTLE, IND., June aThe storm did -great damage south of this place. Several bridges were carried away. 'RICHMOND, IND., June 8.The iitorm lere was one of the heaviest known for Onany years. Several stables and trees 'were struck by lightning. Trains on the - Dayton and Inetanapolis roads were ? seriously delayed to-day by the washing -,- away of Midges. , . -'' media), O., June 8.The most violent a ' i storm ever known passed over Oxford - hat evening. The steeple of the Second Presbyterian ()introit was blown 'down. ' 'Several persons pessing narrowly es es- - - es- 'lisped Injury from the falling steeple. ' The recent heavy rains have swollen Pour-mile creek so that ithas overflowed She banks, doing great damage to the , erops., Rumor reports the bridge over ' Andian creek. on the Hamilton and Fair; baven pike, washed away this evening. - ' LEXINGTON, Ky., June 8.Ilail stones , as large as the end' of one's thumb fell ere yesterday, doing much damage to i ,, he grain crops.- The rata was also very - - eavy. . blinnurrowx.,94 June 8.A terrible ,,,t Storm here last evening damaged a new otone front building, thlew the smoke ., pipes Off Sutphin and Wrena's paper Sails, and tile roof oil the old Madison ,,, 1 ,- lour mill. - . t 1 , '- Ifortistaktrai Club-Hsavg Babas, as , Special So We Sum , . V ' :DAYTON. O., June 8.The Efortioul Efortioul' - ' Efortioul' ;.; lurid Club met at Freindent Otinnees yes yes... - ... yes... , terday. It was well attended. - The two men arrested In Columbus tharged with assaultiug Mr. Frank Jus Justice, - tice, Justice, the Journal reporter, last Sunday ' sight, were brought before "the Mayor ' yesterday. They gave their names as Charles Clark and John Griffith. Their , I- sase was continued to next Monday. ,- . The boy Meyer Jacobs vitt) was run - aver by bis father's wagon on Tuesday , '', And badly Injured, died yesterday after-1 4- Soon. , - . , 1 , The rain thit fell here yesterday Morn Morn, - , Morn, f, Ing was the heaviest known tor many t years in this vicinity- lt continued for r,, seven hours without intermission and iz poured In torrents. The rainfall ;peas ;peas, - , ;peas, lared nearly Ave 'itches, Considerable rAilantage has been done to all the rail, 1 1 ''' toads. A number of culverts being de de1 - 1 de1 1 otroyed and trains tave been delayed in : -, some oases until to-day. The canal was , 4, also badly injured, and oeveral serious breaks reported between here and Cin Cin, - , Cin, :,,t stimuli may interfere with navigation ' or a week or longer. , V- , ..-.-t

What is s lir Made Fort Mr. Emerson. an English chemist, whose experiments are recorded in the. Scientific) American, shows the fly to be a frien'fl instead of a pest to mankind. Watch a By just alighted, after soaring I about the room for some little time. Me adds; Re goes through a series of operations which reminds you of oat licking her herself - self herself after a meal, or of a bitti pluming its feathers. First, the Mild teet are : rubbed together, then each hind leg is ' passed Over a wing, then the forelegs undergo a like treatment; and lastly, if you look sharp, you will see the insect carry his probo.scis over his legs and about his body as far as he oan reach. The minute trunk is perfectly retrac retractile, - tile, retractile, and it terminates in two large tabes, which you can see spread out when the insect begins a meal on a lump of sugar. But for what purpose is this careful go going - ing going over tne body with the trunk, espe especially - cially especially when that organ is not iitted for licking,but straply forgrasping sad suck?, log up food! air. Emerson began his task of finding lout whether -the house fly really serves any appreciable purpose in the scheme, lot oreatien .excepting as an indifferent scavenger:by capturing a line epecimen: and gluing his wiugs down to a mieere mieerescope - scope mieerescope slide. On plaoing the slide under the instill, ment, to the investigator's disgust,. the fly appeared covered with lice, (musing Lae offending inseot to be promptly re released, - leased, released, and another substituted in. his place,. Fly No. 2 was no better off than fly No. 1, and as the same might be 'pre 'predioated - dioated 'predioated of flies 8, 4, 5 (or of a. flies, as tins algebras have it), km Emerson con concitified - citified concitified that here was eomething which required looking into. Why were the ilies lousy? Meanwhile ily No.2, on the 'slide, seemed to take his. potition very coolly, and, extending his proboscis, be began - gan began to sweep it over hie -Indy as it he had just alighted. ' A glance through thamioroscope, how however, - ever, however, showed that tha,Operation was one of sell-bectutification, for wherever the Hoe were there the trunk went. The lioe were disappearing into the trunk; the fly was eating them. , Ile took the paper into the kitchen and waved it around, taking care that no flies touched it, went back to the mioro-- ecope- and there found animalcules, the same as on dies. Ile had now arrived at something detinite; the animalcules were floating in the air, and the quick motion, of the files gathered them on their bodies, and the flies then went into some quiet oorner to have their dainty meal. The investigator goet on to describe how he oontinued the experiment in a variety of localities, and how, in dirty , and bad smelling quarters, he found the myriads of files which existed there lit literally - erally literally covered with animalcules, while other flies captured in bed-rooms, or well ventdated, clean apartments,. were miserably lean and entirely free from their prey. Wherever filth existed, evolving germs which might generate disease, tuere were the flies, covering themselves with the minute. organism 'and greedily devouring the eame. ' ,