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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-06

OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 6.-Ata meeting
of L. B. Eddy's creditors y committee
was appointed 10 investigate the affairs
OF the estate and report later. The Bank
Of British North America have refused
TO supply him any funds.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.--The Consoli-
dated Virginia declared the usual
monthly dividend Of $40 per share,
amounting to H. 10000, aud it is reported
that there is enough ON hand to pay the
next months. dividend without any
work.
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. G.-H. II;
Chamberlin Il Co., extensive wool deal
ers OF this city, have suspended. Theii
liabilities are not known.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Tbe failure OF j.
S. Phillips Il Co., tur dealers, is reported.
The firm WAS embarrassed by extensive
real estute operations, and probably
their Liabilities are large.
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Late Foreign News.
MORE SPANISH COMPLICATIONS.

MORE SPANISH COMPLICATIONS.
MADRID, Nov. 6.-Another diplomatic
note has been addressed to the Spanish
Government by United States Minister
Gushing, on the subject of the arrest
and trial of American citizens by Cuban
councils of war.
NOTES.
The English Ambassador urges upon
Turkey the necessity of REFORM i'll the
disordered Provinces.
The militia of Belgrade have been un-
der arms three days, and start at once
for the Servian frontier.
The Queen Of Holland is ill.
Robert Won DIohl, the German states
man and political economist, is dead.
IN THE DOMINION.
GUELPH, ONT, Nov. 6.-Mr. Humphrey
Larris, OF this town, was fatally injured
by an explosion of dynamite at More
field, yesterday. He died this morning.
At the Assizes Court to-day, Henry
White, charged with numbering his wife
and throwing her body down a well, was
sentenced to be hung December the 23l.
QUEBEC, Nov. 6.--Ur;to this date there
have been 225 fewer marine arrivals than
during the same time last year.
QUEBEC, Nov. 6.-At3 2. NJ. yesterday
His Excellency, Lieut.. Governor Cason,
proceeded in state to the Chamber of
Legislative Council. The members be-
ing all present, His Exceliency delivered
his annual message, in which he con-
graduated the province on peace and
good order which prevailed at the late
election. He regretted that the prov
inee had not escaped the late financial
difficulties, but beautiful harvest
moved the speedy return OF prosperous
times. He announced that the Govern
ment intended taking hold OF the North
Shore, Montreal, Ottawa, and Western
railways, and pushing these enterprises
to successful termination.
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That ST. Lessts GrGnd Jury.
Special to the star.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Cit is rumored that
Judge Krum has been indicted for being
engaged in defrauding the Government.
Krum was United States District Attor-
ney, but resigned about two years since.
He was afterwards elected Judge OF one
of the Circuit Courts of this county.
When the ring frauds were discovered
and the members of the ring were in
jeopafdy, they forced Krum to resign
and undertake their defense.
There is believed 10 be no truth in the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-06
Meeting of the Prinoipa,s' Assootation.

Meeting of the Principals association.
The Superlntendents of our public
schools met this morning at 10 O'Clock in
the rooms of the Board of Education,
President Sherwood in the Chair and
Secretary Burnett at his post. This is
the first meeting OF the Association since
June last. The principal subject Of dis
cussion was the amendment to the con-
stitution. Some little discussion with
regard to various educational topics was
INDUCED in, after which the Association
adjourned to meet again on the first Sat
urday in December.
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On,Ohamae.

The following report was to-day sub
mitted by the committee appointed TO
present resolutions expressive of the
feelings Of the members of this Chamber
on the decease OF Capt. John s. Sloan:
Capt. @. NJ. Holloway, President Cham
Der of Commerce; i
The committee appointed BY you to
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EDITION .
Sustained.
CITY VS.. AUDITOR HUMPHREYS.

CITY VS.. AUDITOR HUMPHREYS.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-The Supreme
Court has just rendered a decision in
the case of City of Cincinnati vs.. Audi
tor Humphreys.
Tue motion for peremptory writ OF
mandamus was overruled, the Court
holding that the maximum Of taxation
fixed by the municipal code includes the
levy for the payment Of the interest OIL
the bonds, and that the sixteen mills
must embrace the whole.
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story that OrvllIe Grant and Gen. Bah
cock are implicated in these frauds, and
that their cases. are now being examined
by the Grand Jury. Their friends claim
that the story originated with Fitzroy
and the Times, and that there is 10 EVIL
dence in any way connecting them with
the ring.
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FINANCIAL.
CINolNNArI. Nov. 6-s:1O P. ]

1NUV' U-O.IU I .
Gold opened in New York to-day at l5%, rose
to l52sc, and is now I51Sc. 1t is quoted here Is
buying and l54 selling. Gold checks OH New
York, l51a.
The money market is active, and rates of in-
terest are Tirm. The banks are discountng at
6al0 per cent.
New YORK exchange is quiet at previous
rates. 1t is worth 20 discount buying, and
l-20 premium selling. Sterling exchange is
steady at 4.S4ai.SS gold.
The following are rates for Government
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Probably the most remarkable sense OF
humor ever known was that OF the Ger
man soldier who laughed uproariously
all the time he was being tlogged. and,
when the officer at the end inquired the
cause of his mirth, broke into II fresh fit
OF laughter and cried, ''Why, Pm the
wrOnp manf'
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

LNOR RENT-ROOM A nicely furnished
il front room. References required. No.
,128 Stevens street, Covington. nos
LNOR -ROOMS-Furnshed, with or
E without board. One unfinished front
room, first floor, 96 George street. no5-2t*
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VKTANTED-IF YOU WISH-To buy good
w custom made boots, shoes, gaiters or rub
bers, cheaper than YOU can buy elsewhere, be
sure and go to s. MARX, 2S0 w. Fifth st., cor.
nar Of Plum street. He not only retails at
wholesale prices, but also offers daily Job lots
OF fasbionable goods which he sells at aston
shiugiy low prices. 1t viii do you-good TO 20
ksrc. ~
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LOST.

II OST - ENVELOPE = On Broadway, be-
i tween Third street and the river, nn open,
stamped envelope, with printed address to
GAYLORD Rolling Mill Company, Portsmouth,
Ohio, containing papers, which the finder will
please return to W Broadway, and receive re-
ward. GAYLORD ROLLING MILL co.
nO5-2t
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TABERNACLE CONGREGATION-Ro
i sons Opera -house-Rcv. Henry ID. Moore,
Minister. sunday morning, at II O'clock.
Glad riding to all People. The Great Preacher
and His Works. Text-Matthew xi, rs: cart
Thou lie who should come, or do we look for
anotnerp And the poor have the Gospel
preached to them" Theme--"The Divine Re-
ligion Proved by its Message and its Work"
The music ID led by select band Of fifteen
urass and reed instruments, under the direc-
tion Of Professor Z. NJ. Currier Programme Of
Sacred Song: /. -Orchcstra-"Ave
Verum"-Schubert; 2. "All Hail! the Power
of Jesus NaIne;' 3. Ofertory-Orehestra-
Aria-Handel; 4. "Home, Sweet Home" "Come
unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden"
sc. The beautiful solo will be sung by Mrs.
Carick, accompanied by the Orchestra. Praise
meeting at night, az IN O'clock. A programme
of sweet sacred song, led by large orch 3stra
CT brass and II ell instruments, under the direc-
tion of Prof. G. NJ. Currier. Ushers are in at
tendance to furnish seats. Extra chairs are
placed on the platform for the accommodation;
as far as possible, Of those who desire to attend
these meetings.
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THE will of Biddie Patterson was ad-
mitted to probate to-day.
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T6TANTED-PARTNE ERWIN best OF ref
wv erences,; and at least $4,000, in an estab-
iished business in this city. Address, with
real name and where can be seen, j. ii. w.
HARLEY, Cincinnati, 10 st-ofice. no4-3t
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PERSONAL,

DERSONAL-Lady with $20 TO $50, at once
Il to answer. One with sewing machine pre-
ferred. Splendid chance to make money.
Good home with lady alone. Can not attend
all herself. Send real name and address to
NEW BUSINESS, Star Office. Reference. lt+
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VNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of ia Race street. are located
ss the "Sun SalodA, ;" 73 Fountain Square, where
bey will be pleased TO see their friends Open
n all hours, day and night. oc27-Wt
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wANTED--Ro

wv ANTED-ROOM- furnished, by
w dressmaker, with respectable people
References exchanged. Address CUTTER.
this office,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
THE VERY LATEST.

tbelr wny to BELLS, the Photographer, owing
to the great reduction he has made in the prices
of Pictures. Card Photographs re 'uced from
IS to SO per dozen from Tetouched negatives
au2S-S,tf
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wv spoke factory. Must be man OF expe-
vience, capacity, and come well recommended
IS competent TO manage the Works, state
what salary you want Address ]. B. WHITE,
Fort w ayne, Indiana. no4-3t
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XKTANTED-TO sELL--House and lot, on
wv Boal street. Lot 81 by l75. House eight
E0oms, cellar and cistern. Cheapfor cash, or
IUHN A. STARR, this Office.
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EOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
10 one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
ieges. Will sell cheap. Address s. p. O., Box
o, city. ocio-tf
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LN0R SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
I good spring on same; in thfckiy- settled
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county -seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
liyl4.tfl
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NOR RENT-IN COVINGTON-A double
it brick OF IL rooms, newly painted and pa
pered, suitable for boarding house and families
500 and SO4 Craig street, near Pike. Apply
at the bakery, next door. no2-6t
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LNOR SALE-DRUG STORE-Most desira-
Il bic one in the city, good location, rent low,
terms easy, Address Box $50, Lafayette, Ind,
nO5-3t
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wANTED-.-goARDING.

wv convenient to the corner of Main and
Sixth; must not exceed four dollars per week.
Address r. s., star Office.
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CNOR SALE-HOUSE-B OF four rooms,
E on Gutter street near Barr; 10 good condi-
tion; renting for $24U per year; will sell for
81, $40 cash. Address BROWN, this office.
nod -QtTh&S*
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Il BUGGY .-Fine bay horse, l54 hands high,
years old, fine driver, ana well broken; first
class top buggy. Will take lumber or carpen-
ter work. Address HORSE, Box 2,BS4 Post
Chlce. nos st
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NTED-BUILDING-To Wpt, by Jan
Wv uary. /, 1867, q good, well lighted build
hg for light manufacturing purposes, between
Race and Main and Fourth and Race streets;
= corner preferred Address L., Box l,3s7.
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uTANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW =
wv That CON VOSS, formerly with VIM.
stoipp, is now with JOHN RENNER. oppo-
sitc Grand Hotel, who keepss constantly on
hand the best brands OF shell oysters.
[oc1 lin
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, 1S
IL miles west OF the city; upland Address
f., Star office. oc9-n
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ADVERTISE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VETANTED-SITUA ATION-By a No. ! cook
w and laundress; German girl with ref
srcnce. 255 Court street. no4-3t
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ENOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
IL Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW Il
CO., 80 W est Third street. jyl6-tf
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T,OR SALE-MiNERAL LANDS--Heavily
JIG timbered, mostly oak, in Lawrence county,
lndiana-419 acres. CHAS. I. VOOLFOLK,
Bedford, Indiana. no5-3t
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XKTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By ayoung girl,
wv to do upstairs work, or assist with
house work; reference givenif required. Ap-
ply at 21l Cutter street. no5-2t
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Fiv rooms, conven.
E lent to ferry and street cars, in Dayton,
KY: excellent neighborhOod; very low rent.
Apply to JAMES L. WILLIAMSON, No 81
York street. Newport. Do5-3t
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MEXICO INvALIDS
w AND OTHERS Desiring information
regarding New Mexso by lnc9ssins ,,S y cents
seiye prompt and correct answers. ocl9-tf
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TNOR SALE-LAND-70 acres OF choice bot.
It tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near a station. 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-tf
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VKTANTED-ENGAG G AG EN- MGN TS--For sewing
wv by the day, week or month; understand
dress. making for ladies and children; white
work, &c. Also teacher Of dress cutting.
Uall at COL W. Eighth street, corner Of Carr.
no6-4t
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TED-SITUArION-By 2 girls, to
w do upstairs work, and willing to help
wash and irot; and the other for kitchen work
and evory kind of house work. Call at 100
Gutter street. noo-2t
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BELL, THE PfEOTOGRAPHER,
No. l6J West Fifth Street. aul6- II
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. Il. Moore Pastor Morning subject: "Truth
and Fiction in Religion" Evening: 1.-THE
Devil of the Pantheist, and the Devil of the
Bible" review of M. ID. Donway's recent lee
ture on the "The Deyil.'' Seats free.
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w ANTED-A Present for everybody-
A preseut for Father
A pr sent for Mother,
A present for Sister,
A present for Brother,
A present for Husband
The Wife or the Baby,
A present for Sweetheart,
A Gent or Lady,
A handsome present given away to oyory
purchaser of a Pound of Tea at the CENTEN-
NAL TEA STORES, 24 w. Sixth street, and
bur new store, 236 W. SIKH street, removed
fvm Lower Market 1t
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VNTANTED - STU ALTON To do general
wv housework, or take care OF children;
would have no objections to go to the country;
best OF reference Address JANE, Star Office
no4-3t*
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WI STU ATION-By young man
w as entry, shipping clerk or III an office;
reference given; salary So to $40 per week. Ad-
dress A. M. Y, Post office Box 2, 72a. Moist
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

VTINE-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURCH.-Rev. G. B. Bovnton, d. D.,
Pastor. Services Tomorrow at II A. III. and
$50 p. NJ. The evening service will be SER
vice Of song. The organ and voices will be
accompanied by brass and reed Instruments.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
Tue New Revenue Bill.

The tax passed by the House of
Representatives Tuesday will raise
$34,000,000, in round numbers as
follows From whi>kcy, $4,000, 900;
from sugar, $4,000, 600; renewal of
horizontal tax, e,00o,0u0; tobacco,
S4,Oo0,o0o; cigars, $2,000,0O0.
The original hill raised $4,000 600
on whisky, or So, 600, 900 more than
the present measure, but did not tax
cigars, and repealed the Tax on
matches, which this bill does not do.
The net results Of the two measures
are almost the same in amount, the
decrease OF whisky under the substi-
tute being nearly covered by the in.
creased tax on cigars and tho contin.
uation of the match tax.
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fund raised is inadequate for the no
cessary expenditures, and while re-
(uctant to ask that our people, who
complain of high taxision, and Justly
too, shall! have an additional burden
imposed upon them, we believe thut
the best Interests of tho country will
be subserved by doing so. The linan
cial condition of the county is dc.
plorable in the extreme, and has been
caused by expenditures made in
excess of the appropriated me ms
provided to meet the same. We wish
we could lay before you the entire
Indebtedness of the county, but thin
cannot be done now. We Lcp., low
over to be able to do sc soon, rs we
have already required registration
to be made Of all the past Indebted. t.
ness Of the c"unty. Most Of this has
been provided for by the General
Assembly, and as soon az Judge Car
penter, Tin whose hands the matter
now ISL shall direct US in what man.
ner we are to pay such claims, we will
let it be known to the claimants, and
pay out as directed by him.
In conclusion we call upon all tax.
payers to bear with US patiently, or
be ever ready to aid US in our honest
efforts to serve them, and believe that
whatever step We take will he prompt
cd by an earnest desire to promote
their best interests aud redeem the
county from that position Of insolven-
cy and bankruptcy in which she now
is aud place her in condition of
prosperity. This will necessarily be
a work Of time. and we can hur .ly
hope to accomplish it in the short
term Of our Office, starting as We do
under the mburrassments and diff.
cnlties we have already expressed.
But we tope we shall be able to ac-
compllSh enough to evincc that We
have been actuated by sincere
desire to promote yrur best interests,
by honesty und fidelity in the man
agement of your financial affairs.
Respectfully Yours,
y. II. CLARKE, Chairman.
W. X THOMPSON,
JOHN G.. REED.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
An Alleged Dublin DefauItCr.

S. T.. Eland, alias Franks, late
Assistant Secretary Of the Knyll Bank
of Dublin, was arrested in New York
a few days ago by Deputy Sheriff
GcHcry, on the steamship City of
Chester, on charge of having at
seconded with two bonds to the amount
Of f4OO, leaving wife and three
children in Dublin, and eloping with
another woman. At the solicitation
Of tho woman who was with him,
Eland gave up 1895, in consideration
of which he was discharged.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
Took Poison nnd RepentCd.

A Mrs. Jagcr, of New York had
a quarrel on Friday with her husband
on a domestic matter, and suddenly
left the house. In quarter of an
hour she returned with dose Of
strychniLe, which she swallowed in
his presence. A doctor hastily sum.
moned relieved her momentarily by
an emetic, but she soon died. beg
ging earnestly from the time Of the
doctors arrival that ho would save
her life.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10

Once moro have the rangers Of
Texas been furnished with appalling
evidence Of dcspcti,m, aud they cry
aloud to know how long frec-born
American nation is going to stand it.
The Legislature Of the Lone Star
State has just passed law making it
penal offcnse for any one to walk on
n railroad track, and Texans are in
diguant. They think tho American
eagle might as we'll have been dung.
hill fowl, if Columbia's sors arc thus
bo see slipping away from tl,em, year
y year, the blessed priuileges
hich have been handed down as the
ricelcss results of struggle for lib
rty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
The COl0rrd Cadet Trouble at Annapolis.

The commandant Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, some days
ago caused the fourth.class midship.
men to be confined to their quarters
for molcsting colored milsbipman
Baker, and gave them notice that
their liberty would not be restored
until each member of the class gave
written assurance that he would not
interfere with nor molAsi his colored
classmate. Fifteen members Of the
class have given this assurance, but
the remainder Of the class. number
ing about 100, still hold out,
IYash:nWoa Cor. ~. Y. Post.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10

A patron Of certain newspaper
once said to the publisher, "Mr.
Printer how is it you have never
called on me for your paper - "Uhp
said the man oftypes, "we never ask
a gentleman for monny." Tndeed,'
replied the patron how do you man
ago to got along when they DONE
pay 7' "Why," said the editor
"after certain time VIC conclude
that he is not a gentleman, and ask
him" "Oh !--ah yes IL SEQ
Mr.. Editor, please give me receipt
and hands him V. "Alake my name
all right on your books"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
No Patents for Nirdleal Compounds.

A recent decision Of the patent
Office indicates that no more patents
for medical compounds will lie grant
cd. The examine, refused a patent.---
first, because the applicant had not
invented or discovered any thing ;
second, because the alleged invcn.
tion was not useful, and third, be-
cause the production Of this aud
similar preparations is mere matter
of skill.