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The Democratic County E~eo~tivs Cess-

The Democratic County EUec1tiUe Corn
The Democratic County Executive Committno
met at the Grand Hotel this morning at eloyea
o'clock, in pursuance to call, to make prepsua-
tions for the fall campaign. Twenty one mem
bers answered to their names.
| Mr.. G. B. Campbell, of the Twenty fourth
ward, offered motion in favor of setting the
day for the County Convention on the 5oth q
| Mr. c. W. Overaker moved to amend tho uus-
tion by setting the day 81 the 1ta Of septemoss.
spoke in favor Of a short campaign.
DR.. Bradford supported Hon. Mr.. Sayler IN
| hi opinion.
Mr.. Smith then urged dpon the considerstiou
/ of all present the urgency OF the OCCASION. te-
| ing in favor Of an early date.
Mr. Vim. O'Neil, Committeeman Of the Staiq
Central Committee of the First District, waS
strongly in favor of short campaign.
News was here brought to the meeting thas
veptiOn on the :pth Of August. -
! General banning being called upon for hi
views stated that having come MOTTO advise but
to be advised he might say that he bad NO
opinion he was in favor Of and strong believer
| in short campaigns. .ps1 :. @1a
Az the close of Mr.. Banning's remarks M.
r. h. Cox, jr., moved an amendment TO the
dHcnuuicuV SWUNG viz uay 10 vuo ~stH Va AA~
gust. s,
Mr.. Campbell withdrew the original motius.
substituting, upon the suggestion OF Mr.. r. a.
Johnston, the 1st day OF September for the dry
| Of the Convention. =
Col Harris being called upon, urged an eatly
campaign, citing the example Of the Demn-
cratic State Convention, saying that although
/ there was no danger from the stump speeches
of the Republicans there was serious danger IN
allowing the Republicans to hold the ncl6
alone in the or anizatiOn Of the State.
| Motion was here offered by &. w. Overalrw
l that committee of five be appointed by thus
Chair on appropriations. The motion was oar
ried.
The committee appointed by the chair is NJ
follows: Q. w. Overaker, George Campbell,
Phil Turpin, Geo. A. Peter and Mr.. Damon,
hold.
1t was further agreed. upon motion, that the
primary meetings should be held in the oily
| under the Baber Law.
| A committee of three was appointed to wais
| upon Mr.. A. L. Walling, Chairman of the State
| Central Executive Committee and Congress-
man from the Twelfth District, who addressed
| the meeting briefly, urging that, above all
| things, such men be put upon the ticket that
people might vote for them not alone as Demo-
ocrats, but vote for them cheerfully as honest
men.
| A motion to appoint committee Of thrce 70
proportion the number of Executive Committno
Of each ward was adopted.
There being no other business before TIM
Committee, the meeting adjourned to meet u
| the same place upon Saturday next at eleyen
O'Clock.
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perfun.eYy at tho Grand opera-house

Mr.. J. II. Mack, agent of Emerson's Min
strels, announces quite novelty to the thea
goers of Cincinnati, namely, the perfumlnl
of both the house and programmes at the
Grand on Monday night. go.
Mr.. Mack has entered into an agreement
with Merriam q Co., druggists OF our city, by
which the programmes and entire audienct
room Of the Grand Opera are to be perfumeC
upon each occasion.
If the succeeding minstrel trpupes that may
appear at the Grand will only bring as chaste
a performance and as many pleasing novelties
as this, the first minstrel troupe that have evel
appeared upon its stage, have promised, oui
full.
/. The Emersons are stopping at the Grand Ho-
tel, being rs we'll the first mnstrels that have
ever stopped either at the Grand Opera house
or the Grand Hotel.
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Clairvoyance Extraordinary.

One day last week, a lady stated in the
drygoods store of John Harrington Il
Co. that she had lost her wallet in that
establishment. Lost wallets are not
rare things in tue store, and the rule is
to pass them to the cashiers desk as
s9On as found. Nothing had been seen
of the wallet In question, and after care
full search the lady WAS politely informed
that it could not be found and might pos
sibly have been mislaid elsewhere. But
she was positive, and 80 sought the Of
fee Of neighboring clairv0yant. The
obliging investigator Of two or three
worlds at once located the wallet in the
pocket of a clerk in the store of John
sought that establishment. Taking the
clerk to one side, the clairvoyantvery gem
erously informed him that he had better
confess and restore the wallet to its
righlful owner ana not cause any
trouble. The clerk stoutly insisted that
he had nothing to confess and no proper
ty Of a stolen nature to restore, and quite
warm argument followed between the
two parties. Meanwhile, the lady who
had lost the wallet, had been searching
in other stores, had found her property
in one Of them, ana returned to find the
debate still in progress. She an
nounced Its recovery, and that clairvoy-
ant wished she was enjoying clam
bake at Downer's, or a fish dinner at
Nahaut, ere she had made her wonderful
discovery. The clerk suggested to the
clairvoyant that if she had been type
of Adam instead Of type OF Eve, he
should have taken a special delight In
following Humpty Dumpty's theory of
''putting head" ON the cause of such an
insult, with the added ornament of
couple of ftin ears" If that shining
metal was to be had at reasonable prices
In the markets of the Hub. The moral
for lady shoppers who lose wallets is
plain.-Boston Globe.
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The Republican Executive Committee mot -
Mozart Hall. al 10 O'Clock this morning, for ~
purpose Of fixing the day Of holding the County
Convention. The attendance was very hrgl.
and the meeting was called to order by eiocs-
ing Mr. Amzi McGill as Chairman, but 10
President, Mr.. Ransome, arriving soon affair."
took tho chair. Mr.. ii. b. Turreli acted -
Secretary.
The object of the meeting. was then statsa.
whereupon Mr.. Richard Smith moved that tn
Conventian be held on August 18th. After soms
discussion motion to adjourn until O'clock
and subsequent motion TO adjourn until nexs
saturday, was lost. An amendment to Mr.
10th Of September was lost. A subsequsnt
amendment to fix the day on August 25th Nas
carried. The Convention will accordingly ~
held Wednesday, August a5th, at 10 A M
A motion that a Committee on AppOrtfOn-
pient be created, and that the same consist q
five members, was carried.
An amendment to the above motion WIS
then made and carried, that the committees DO
instructed to select one delegate from each
ward and precinct where there were more pre-
cincts than one, and one addiu0pai delegnto
for every l0O voters, and one for every fraction
over fifty.
AMI McGill, Richard Smith, \. Steiglemal,
Thos. IL. McGechin and Amos Smith, to act -
| the Committee on Apportionment. Mr.. h
Smith, however, witherew, agd Mr.. \. Em-
| HltTb wa tppOlutCu iH hlo osOeDA
| After some discussion it was decided tha1
the primary elections be held on the evening
before the Convention from TO = O'Clock In the
country, and from to O'Clock in the city. n
every ward, precinct and township Of tn
county.
| motion was then carried that the next EE-
ecutive Committee be composed OF mculbg<
| from each ward, precinct and township, 20 -
elected at the primary election.
| On motion DR.. Dunlap was appointed 10 mn
| tine vacancy as an Executive C0mmitteemans1 n
| the Sixth ward.
Messrs. Z. Benzer, Jacob Gr0tius and N. 4
Patton were then appointed as Committee IN
the selection of a Hall, after which the mest-
! ing adjourned.
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~ the Gibson.

j. e. Carmaney, city; J. j. Higgins,
California. O.; ). R. Kendall, Terre
Haute, Ind; M. r. Farrow, Michigan; L,
w. Wallace, Chicago; D. G. Arnold, We.
mona, Michigan; J. w. Moore, PhiIadel.
phia; G. Green, Mt. Lookout; II. B.
Hayes, e. G. Negley, J. A. Blackmore,
Pittsburg; VIM. Lamb, California, O.;
z. L. Grant, Boone county, KY; J. Il.
Hall and vile, 'Maysville, KY; e. s.
cago; w. B. Stevens, Louisville; W. Nj.
Moore, M. Nolen, California, o.; Il. Pot
ter, Delaware; VIM. McCully, Cleveland; /;
Capt. M. M. Dean, city; s. q. Wing and
wife, Owensboro, KY; ). II. Sperry and
II. l.. Sperry, Nashville; A. Phillips, N Now
York; w. II. Bonson and wife, Ports
mouth, o.; Geo. A. Lawrence, Nashville; /;
john Jecker. st. Louis. 4.
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Antetse,,ieNtS,


To-nights performance closes the en-
gagement Of the Haverly Minstrels al
Woods. They have during their stay
given splendid programme, replete
with genuine wit and merriment, an(
some Of their specialties have seldom il
ever been excelled in our city.
EMERsON'S MINSTRELS. = Monday
August 9,h, Mr.. Mcguire will open at
the Grand Opera-house with his celebra-
ted troupe or the California Minstrels
with Billy Emerson at the head. The
mere mention of Emerson's name is q
sufficient guarantee to Cincinnati audi.
ence Of an evenings entertainment.
Cotton, Kemble, Arlington, Rice and
ronpe Wg will eas asssed pg osDer Mrs oeeSr SaIsi
ties, make up the programme for Mon.
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.Patrtotto Sons of An.er.oa.

SHARON, PA, August THE eigh.
teenth convention OF the Patriotic Order
Sons OF America will convene in the
Opera-house, in this place, next week.
Over three hundred delegates, repre-.
senting nearly every county IN the State,
parade " Of the district camps I viii take m
place, and on the last day promenade
concert will be given in honor OF the
delegates. Definite action regarding the
representation at the Centennial Cele-
bration will be taken by the convention.
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From Chicago.
Looking After the Railroads Lost
i'm u Yacht-By the Flood, &c. &c.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, August L.
The Railroad and Warehouse CON-
mlssioners will visit Chicago next week
to look into the reported irregularity Of
the delivering of freight by the rail-
roads centerlng In this city.
Lloyd Miller and j. q. Fish left the
city in the yacht Lulu, intending to sail
a few miles for pleasure. They were
found lashed to the mast OF the yacht,
which had capsized during the gale, and
Miller was dead, while Fish is scarcely
more than alive.
The amount Of damage wrought by the
recent floods will never be estimated
with any degree of accuracy. 1t is
thought the losses in Missouri will fig
ure up $12,000,00O. Much depends, how
ever, upon the weather yet to come
The corn is not past recovery, provided
the weather should not be hot and dry.
Continued cool and wet weather will
start the earing-out process.
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Bad for Mrs. Worlsssa,,.

MErAMoRA, ILL, August 7.-Mrs. L.
G. Workman, the wife of Rev. Mr.. Work
man, who was tried and acquitted in
this county for the murder of Mrs
Hedges, her husbands alleged para
mour, two years ago, has been indicted
by the Grand Jury Of Woodford county
for burglary, on the evidence Of girl
who has been working for her,. .and who
further relates that Mrs. Workman has
confessed to her the murder OF Mrs.
Hedges, stating that she was assisted in
the murder by her son Watson, who is
almost man grown.
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N7ARRANTED TO CURE, or the money
w refunded. DIR. j. Z. Kerr's Great System
Renovator is good alike for child and adult. 1t
IL preventive and cure of all fevers and small
pox. 1t cures all diseases arising from impure
blood; cures all skin diseases, liver complaint
erysipelas, dyspepsia, constipation, piles, fux
aysentery, headache, neuralgia, debilitated
constitutions, cough and weak lungs, chronic
diarrhea, biliousness, fever and ague, and choi-
SRA morbus. Depot, No 139 W. Fourth st. Sold
BY all druggists. jy3l-4tS
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Fdres,

ALBANY, N. Y, August IA fire on
Delaware avenue burned dwelling
house owned by Michael J. Darkin, ,caus-
ing loss OF about $4,000. Insurance,
$1,000. There was also a slight damage
caused by fire last evening at Woodruff
y Co.'s lime and cement mandatory,
1S3 Broadway.
TRENTON, N. j., August THE barn
of Frank Hunt, at North Branch, N. j.,
was struck by lightning and the build
ing and contents burned Loss, 5000.
No insurance.
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Baseball,

The Buckeyes played their last gams
in this vicinity, for the present, with Tho
Milfords yesterday. The score was CLOSE
and the game very exciting, but the MIA
fords came out ahead by score of5 70 :.
Innings. ........ / 28 4 5
Buckeyes. ...,.... 2 o o D o y e-3
Milfords - u O o O0lI o IS
Runs earned, o; errors, Buckeyes, Is; NH
fords, 4; Time Of game, hour 81 minutes. Uu-
pire, j. q. L. Pugh.
The game or the Ludlows and Stars
to-day is likely to draw fine attend
ance. The grounds are in excellent or
der and an Interesting game Is antici-
pated. The Champion No. 0 will carry
passengers from the foot Of WaihGf
street to the grounds and return Cor ten
cents the round trip. Pools on the gasae
were sold last night to . limited exteHt
aud Tor small fgu being about
even. Both clubs are In fine condition ,.
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Latest from Abroad.
A LITTLE CONTRADICTORY.


VIENNA, August 1.-THE Insurgents in
Herzegovina, after several engagements
with the Turks, have succeeded in sur
rounding Trebique, which is weakly gar
.risoned. They have already burned part
OF the suburbs.
LONDON, August TO A. Man off,
cial telegram has been received at the
Turkish Embassy here dated Constanti-
nople, August 9th, which states that the
submissions of the insurgents in Herze-
govlna are continually being received by
the authorities, and there Is every rea-
son to believe that the disturbances will
very soon be ended.
GERMAN GLEANINGs.
BERLIN, August Tin the Iuterna-
tlonal shooting-match at Stuttgart. yes
terday, Frederick Kramer, Of Baltimore,
won the silver goblet.
The Bishop Of Paderborn, who escaped
from Wesel, has arrived In Holland, and
will 20 to Rome. 1t is rumored that he
will receive Cardinals hat as a reward
for his sufferings.
PARIS, August THE Court of Ap-
peals has confirmed the Judgment BY
which Courbet, the artist, was ordered
20 pay the cost Of restoring tile Vendome
Column.
FROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, August Numerous amend.
ments having been made in Committee
TO the Shipping Bill, introduced in the
House of Commons by Sir Charles Ad-
derley, the bill passed, this evening,
without division.
There was q large and spirited cele-
bratton OF the O'Connell centenary yes.
terday, in Bradford and Glasgow.
Eighteen additional cotton mills In.
volvsd In the Oldham strike have closed
their doors, and the number OF opera
'isas idle ls increased to 10000,
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LOST.

II OST-MINIATURE-In the streets Of Gin
IL cinnati, oron railroad car, small mnia-
ture, In brown morocco case, about two inches
square. Any person finding the same, by leav-
ing 1t at the STAR OFFICE, or with any citi-
zen Of Delhi, who will readily recognize the
picture, will be amply rewarded for the same.
auB- -2td&1tw]
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The Dr,stds Convention.

The Grand National Grove Of the Order Of
Druids will meet in this city on Monday next.
About 500 members are expected with their
families during the week, as half-f arrange.
ments have been made with the railroads.
The grand street parade will take place OF
Thursday. The Mansion House has been Sc
fected as the headquarters Of the fraternity.
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Breaks ON the xtsstsstppt,

VIcKsBURG, MISS, August 7.--Heavy
rains have been falling throughout the
State since Thursday. The river con.
tinues to rise and the water is running
across the point opposite this city. The
Ashton creyasse, in Carroll parish, Louis.
lana, is now six miles wide and the
water six or seven feet deep. There is
crevasse at Commack's landing in Issa.
quena county, in this State, where it is
extending rapidly.
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Ratn Who're u was Needed.

MADISON, WIS, August 7.--The pro-
tracted drought in this section was
broken by copious rains esterday, ex-
tending all over the country and doing
great good to vegetation and not injur-
ing the crops. Harvesting is progress
ing finely In this part Of the country,
southern part considerable damage has
been done by chinch bugs, but In the
northern part the yield is abundant.
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Bridge BIOtch AtOny.

NASHVILLE, August IA terrific
whirlwind prevailed along the McMinn-
vile g. Manchester railroad yesterday
afternoon. The bridge over Collins
river, 800 feet long, was blown completely
away.
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Young Mems Prayer meeting tonight at
o'clock. Sunday afternoon at 4:sO o'clock meet
ing of the Christian W orkers. In the evening at
o'clock Gospel Inquiry Meeting. All are in
vited and made welcome'to these services.
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This year the southern counties Of
California have sent to San Francisco,
$3.50, 600 oranges, 620,O0 lemons and S0,-
O00 Emaa
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Died,

DANvILLK, ILL, August THE fire.
man who was scalded by the accident
on the Toledo, Wabash & Western rail-
road at collin died at 5 O'Clock.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

yNTANTED SITUATION y BY young mar
wv (twelve years experience), to travel fol
English proprietors. Address SALESMAN
this Office. au6-2t*
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The. attendance at the National Sum-
dgy-school Convention at Fairport was
about four thousand.
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yXTANIED-TO RENT OR BUY-A coun-
4. w tryplace, OF 10 to 80 acres, well located
and convenient to railroad and church. House
md outbuildings must be in good order. Send
full particulars as to house, grounds. outbuiId-
ings, fruits. neighborhood, &c. Address, for
one week, j. II. s., Lock-b0x o, Cincinnati, y.
Uy17-tf,2twl
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Three Democratic newspapers In Cal
ifornia are edited by women.
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FOR RENT.

sIrOR RENT = HALL = For dramatic or So
L cial clubs. centrally located. Address IT.
ARR1CO, l4S W. Fourth st., up stairs. aus-6t
LvOR RENT-COTTAGE-2 ROOMS, SUM-
L mer Kitchen, water. Rent S. per month.
Apply on the premises; two squares from the
duhction OF the Walnut Hills and Reading
roads, on the Walnut Hills road. JAMES
EARRELL. S st+
NOR RENT - HOUsE-Furnished house in
~ Av0ndale. 10 rooms, range, th-room,
4undry, stable, convenient and handsome
grounds. viii DO let for ono or two years from
August ~, 70 nrst-class party, on reasonable
le<pe.. Addrses Lock-box Las. aus-a'
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE ROUTE On thiss paper In
Il Newport, Ky. Call at this office for par
liculars. audit
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

lCSEvENTH- STREET CONGREGATloNA
~ CHURCH, Rcv. Eben HALEY, Pastor.
Services T0-morrow at II A. M. Sabbath
school at9:80 A. M. All are invited. 1t
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NTT ANTED - SITUATION BY married
w man, who is willing to work at any thing;
can do jobbing, upholstering, and carpenter
work; good accountant and book keeper; sal
Iry not SO much an object as permanent en-
ployment. Address S. E. B., Box $780, Belle
tontaine, Logan Co., o. In need. au6-1w+
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\ street. between Central avenue and Plum,
Rev. Isaac Errett, Editor of the Christian
Standard, will preach both morning and even
ing at the usual hours. All are invited. Sum
day.school at Gals A. M. 1t
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|kyT. PAUL M. E. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
~ and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
FsE II A. NJ. and 8 PM, by Rev. Alexander
CLARK, D. d., Of Pittsburg. Sunday school at
h:30 r. M. All invited. 1t
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lDIBLE CHAPEL. Longworth street, be-
I'D tween Central avenue and John street.
Rev. E. c. Abbott, Pastor. Sunday y-school and
Pastors Bible Glass at $3.50 A. M. Preaching
mt II A. NJ. and p. NJ Seats free. The people
ssre invited. The poor and rich are entreated
70 come and be Welcome. 1T
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WANTED --.TRADER.

VNTANTED PAINTING &C. +. Lauten-
w schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
for small profits. Try him. No. II w. Sixth
street, Covington, Ky. ap5-4mo
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TNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
Il Bought Sold and Exchanged. HOW b
CO., 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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HNTANTED-OUR FRIENDS AND PAT
wv RONS-To know that we have removed
irom No. II Fifth to No. 217 Fifth, near Plum
st, where we have the largest assortment OF
ranges and stoves Of any house In the city,
which we will sell at. low figures. PFAU &
HUSTETTER. au3-6t, ,Tu, ,Th&S
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1KTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
wv lrst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. WIN sell at
DOST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 Walnut
hreet, first floor je26-tf
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wv ANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
wv That KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
Nv Madison street, Covington, KY, has been
removed TO 19S West Fifth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. apa-4mo
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1NOR SALE--AUSTIN BOOK AND PAPER
IL CUTTING MACHINE - Cheap. Carlisle
Building, Room No. 8. L. q. HALL. au6-3t
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TNOR SALE CARRIAGES New and Sec
I ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
pail at 10 and q West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf