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THE wOnrRrNafcN LAW.

The Decision ana What the IAserestet
Parties TAsnk of It--The WerkssiSnse,
WtEt Swe the Osty. 2se
AS indicated in our dispatches Of yes
terday, the Supreme Court has sus
tanned the validity OF the Worthingtor
law by refusing to isaue q mandamiis tt
compel the City Auditor to pay money
due. Workingmen for labor done on the
The Worthipgton law provides that al
confractS made Whep there is not money
to the cyedit Ql the particular branch O
the municipal governmept making the
contract at the timeit is made shall be
void as against the city.
For SOME time past the STRENGTHENING
Department have been carrying on their
regular Operations without any money
to the credit QG the Department In the
Audit6ps Office.
/. It was proposed to test the Worthing-
It6h law by presenting these claims when
the June taxes were paid in. This Was
done, bgt the City Auditor refused to
Issue the proper Warrants, upon the
thev were made when there was no
money to the credit OF the fund.
Under these circumstances, Joseph
Setter, one Of the street foremen, petit
toned the Supreme Court to issue q
peremptory manda1pus, compelling the
Auditor to pay these claims. This the
Court refused to do, and thereby sus-
tained the Worthington law.
Anxious crowds 6fmen have been fre:
quenting the ofice OF the Board OF I'M
Lprovemepts this morning.
1t is the generally expressed opinion
among them TO wait for further develop
I tbavS y "a 40
tion at fhis.time. 1t is stated that Hon.
Geo. e. Pugh has offered TO bring suit
against the city for an these claims and
take the interest on the money for
his fees, and that 1t is the intention of
the men to accept his otter and author.
ize him to institUte suit at once.
Among the city, officials 1t 10 claimed
that the W0ythington law will be re-
peaied when It becomes more familiar to
the people apd its effects are practically
demonstrated. Mr.. L. G. Bernard Claims
that there are men who have claims
against the. city who were unfamiliar
with THE law, and whose contracts were
made oyer . year ago, who hare never
1t Is, he said, impossible to do a cash
business q whole year when we only
have cash capital six months,
Mr.. j. G. Fratz, Of the Board Of Health,
says that that Board will run out of
funds before autumn, that when tha
time comes he shall move to Dismiss the
Heaith officer, the Clerk of the Board
and the whole sanitary force, aud then
resign himself and let the plague come
and the pestilence walk about on the
face Of the earth. @
Our reporter looked anxicusly for Mr..
Corbett, hut that gen itleman had not put
In an appearahoe III the Office up to II
dclork. The s"boyas were anxious TO
see him. 0roene ana H44pins cf the
Board, both expressed their conviction
yofsd SS & tfs M bglls coll iot 4 IS Ssld iIsSls'
Qty s0aoliet 9 stx8ag sx9fsgssa y q ~ tAs =
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Fannie NJ. Benkly, years, city.
George Shellenberger, years, city
Al0is Amkinbauer, 2 years, city.
Mary A. HUM, months, city.
Mary o. Ellenrcider years. city.
VIM. Schuelte, Al years, Germany.
Infant Schneider, city.
August Wielking, 43 years, Germany.
Theo. Dirsing, months, city.
Albert Reeman, ~ years, Germany.
Herman Hamklaus, 20 years, Germany.
Catherine Burns, 70 years, city.
Fred. Nogel, Is years. Bavaria.
Henrietta Westfahl, months, city.
Perry Saunders, 80 years, Kentucky.
Jas. Bindly, o5 years, Pennsylvania
George Sommer, months, city.
Margaret Kellar, 8 months, city.
Caroline Seiber, 10 months, city. D.
Grace e. Scott, II months, city.
Morris Watson, 10 years, Ireland.
Wm; Alexander A Gender ss years. Mississippi psi
Infant Stills, ~ days, city.
Jocob Bayer, 70 years, Germany.
Maude Fobis, months, city.
frankie Kennedy, years, city.
Michael Bywaters, 40 years, Ireland.
Catherine Reidershausen, months, city,
Geo. Ruper, 28 years, Germany.
Adam scharf, 10 years, Germany.
Albert Lauman, years, city.
Infant Wornell, months, city.
James O'Neill, years. city. g.
Mary NJ. Schwald, 40 years, Germany.
Julius Fisher, II months, city.
Philip Mueller, ~ months, city.
Charlotte Brunswick, 81 years, Germany.
Mary EoszbriAk, 81 years, Germany.
Bernard Wernke, year, city.
Mary Sullivan, 4J years, Ireland.
Walburga Talk, 81 years, Germany.
Frank Schultz, I months, city.
Frank Rittag, II years, Germany.
Martha Elliott, months, Kentucky
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Lodge Elections.

The Oheb shalom Lodge No. 101, x. 8
B., at a recent meeting elected the 70
lowing officers: w. Aw., J. Frankenberg,
w. Nassi, 8. Wallenstein; Achieserl
Sam. Wolfstein; Alezer, H. Hersher;
S0pher, Adolph Loeb; Assistant So
pher, B, Gottlleb; Gesber, M. Koch;
Shomer Hap, NJ. Kahn.
The Kirkup Lodge No. 401, 1. O. o. f.,
elected officers as follows: f. s. Brown,
=. g.; >. 3. .9 Darby. y. : G.; ; ]; ! SS \. Smith,
mittee, Samuel james.
AT the regular meeting of the Wash
iugton Lodge No. 2, l. o. O.. f., held last
night, the following We're elected as off,
GERS for the incoming term; N. g., Geo.
s. Easton; V. e., W. T. Hill; r. g., Phil.
A. RitWiger.
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WHAT THE WIRES WHISPER

China has coined $sso,Ooo in silver five
cent pieces.
The National Bank of India has opene,
branch in Shanghai.
The cornerstone of the new st. Peter
(Catholic) Church, Canton, o. was lai'
yesterday.
The population Of Japan has increase,
,, 100, 600 stnca the census was taken, a
the close of 1873. =
Ablook Of business hou ses was buyne.
at McKinn6y 1fexas, yesterday. EST
mated loss 20,00u.
Wright and Hills' sash and door fac
tory at Aurora, ILL.,, burned yesterday
Loss $4,000. Uninsured.
Z Mori, the former Chinese Minister a
w Washin gton, has been made Vice Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs at Peking.
The murderer, Binns, Of Frankfort
Ind, was yesterday sentenced for life
motion fora new trial being overruled.
Rev. Father Krautbauer was cpnse
Grated as Roman Catholic Bishop Of the
Diocese Of Green Bay, Wisconsin, yes
terday.
On May 20, Trinity sunday, the Church
of the Holy Trinity, in Shanghai, was
erected Into a Cathedral for the diocese
OF Bishop Russell. * -,sr-~e<sss esss
Frank Bishop, of Marion, O.. had his
left hand amputated by q saw, yester.
day, while at work in the Fishbaugt
Bending Works, Tifin.
The steamer Jessie while crossing the
bar at the mouth OF the Rio Grande
broke her rudder and ran aground and
sunk. The cargo is badly damaged.
at Fort Wayne, a little girl named
Kelly, being alone in the kitchen, pulled
O pot of hot water on the stove upon her
self and was sca1ded terribly. NJ
chances of recovery. - ,re-.>s.ss, .ss-<1Ss.
Antonette Shaver, dear and ,dumt
woman, Of Grand Rapids, Mich., wai
run over by sW1tch.eMg of the Mich
igan Southern and had both legs sew
cred. No hopes Of recovery. 81,
China appropriates 40,00O tarls for rep.
resentation at the Philadeiphia Cehten-
NAL. The local government of Hang
Chow proposes to send independently
1000 tarls' worth Of porcelain and silks
George frost, book-keeper for Strobe]
& Illg, brewers, Sandusky, o., went
swimming In the bay at / O'Clock, Mon
day night, and his clothes being found
on the bank yesterday, he is supposed
to be drowned.
Mrs. James Craven, of New York, was
on her way to Richmond, Ind, with her
children to join her husband. Near Uy.
bana yesterday her little two-year old,
BY q sudden jerk of the car, fell from the
seat while sleeping, and, striking its
head on q bolt, was instantly Killed.
A. Kyler, who was jailed three years
ago for highway robbery Of Henry Yea
ger, and escaped while awaiting trial at
Tifin, turns up now as blacksmith OF
Barnitm's show. He was recognized
sunday evening as the show was leav.
Thin by the Sheriff, arrested and lodged
In Jail.
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That Hired Girl.

| When she came to work for the familJ
| On Congress street the lady of the hous'
sat down and told her that agents, book
pe0dlers, hat.rack-n1en, picture sellers
ash-bt,yers, rag.men, and all that cias
| Of people, must be met at the front dool
and coldN repulsed, and Sarah sait
she'd repulse 'em II she had to preai
every broomshck IN Detroit;
And she did. She threw the door opel
wide, bluffed righo, upon ,sm, ana Vhei
she got through talEing the cheekies
agent was only to gladto leave. IT 60
SO after q while that peNt tlers marke
that house, and the door.belk peYer ran
except for company, -s;sy,|- =
The other day as the lady OF the nous
was enjoying q nap, and Sarah ~ Wa
wiping of the spoons, the bell rang. Bhx
hastened to the door expecting to see
| lady, but her eyes encountered slim
man, dressed in black, and wearing
white nack-tie. he was the new minis.
ter, and he was going around TO get &C
quainted with the members Of his dock
but Sarah Wasn't expected TO know this
"Aii-um7-fs Mrs.--ah--W
"Gitw exclaimed Sarah, pointing to
!. ! sSss j pardon, but "a IKE to sss-.
SMesnderp, she shouted, looking
around for a weapon; 1--WE don't want
any fiour-sifters hereW
SYou are mistaken" he replied, smil.
ing blandiy; 81 called to-ao
fDoWt want anything to keep moths
away-flyp' she exclaimed, getting red
il tHe facs, 81 a
ga the lady In p, he inquired, trying
to look oTeF SaraHs head. So ~
yves. the iady,s in. ana Pm IN. and
vou;re ontp she snapped. aend now
INNS want to stand here talking TO a
fiy.trap agent any longerI Come, Lift
vonr iyootsp ---.- ,s.S~--. 9
sVuTt 81 am vaS nat an apentu he said trying to
s,n;la M esI M I'm the Raw :
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE ladies of Bible Chapel give rasp-
berry festival on Thursday evening at
the chapel on Longworth street, near
Central avenue.
THE Secretary of the Board of Health
was yesterday instructed to make out a
statement of the Indebtedness of the
Board, and present the same for action
as soon as possible.
THE large apartment in the Public
Library, heretofore used as a periodical
reading-room, will be opened tomorrow
as a general book delivery room, and
the old delivery Office up stairs will be
used as a reading-room.
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Ifenss.

" al to the Star AfFsn.
xPRINGFIELD. o.. June S0.-The State
centennial Committee meets here to-
morrow.
4 The conference OF the Committee ap-
pointed by the Directors OF the Day ton
snd Southeastern, and Jackson and
Aneroy Railroad Companies, has been
Y,stponed. In the meantime surveys
1Rre TO be made on the line between
Washington q. II. and Jackson, and be-
tween Wayerly and Bainbr.dge.
Michael Mcclure Is being tried on the
charge Of Shooting with intent to kill
samuel Hutohins. !.
Michael Collins was found guilty oil
assault with intent TO commit robbery.
.Tames Dudley, colorea, was sentenced
yesterday to one year In the peniten-
FAary FOR shooting at Harrison Steel with
Intent to kill. sssif
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THE Z oADDR-PRIcE CONSPIRACY.
HOW THE STORY WAS CoNCoCTED ANDs
WHO FIGURED IN ITS MANUFACTURE.

\
WHO FIGURED IN ITS MANUFACTURE.
BROOKLYN, June 80.--Beecher's ooun-
sci. have discovered the party who
brought about the interview between
Tilton's counsel and Loader, and acted
as a middleman in securing the attda-
Wits of Loader and Price. The individ-
ual in question is said to be Frank b.
Dana, an attorney, who has long been
opposed to Beecher, and who has been
acquainted with Loader long time.
Loader Is an Englishman, and 1t Is stated
positively that it can be proven that he
was not in business either. in New York
or Brooklyn, nor did he reside IN either
city at the date when he claims TO have
done work in Tilton's house. The de-
fense have sufficient proof regarding his
character generally.
Price in his confession says that Loe-
der asked him how he would like to be o
witness in the Beecher trial; that there
was fat thing in 1t. He resumed the
subject from time to time; he would say
to Price, SNOW Is your time If you would
like to be Witness" He made an ap-
pointment with him to go down and see
Tilton's house, but Price did not go. A
newspaper reporter afterward found
Price and questioned him on the matter,
but Price denied having any knowledge
Of the Beecher case at all. He was.
therefore, surprised when the morning
papers published an interview wherein
he was made to admit the truth of the
very story he had denied. On June 10Th
he was subpenaed to attend the trial.
He called at Mr. Shearman's house and
talked mysteriously, but made no state
ment, as Shearman refused the slightest
encouragement. He says he afterwards
went to Judge Morris office, where he
met Loader, Moulton, Tilton and Morris.
Morris asked Loader If Price was the
man. Loader winked at Price and said,
yes. Loader and Price then had private
interyie ws, at which Price said Loader
told him what he intended to swear, and
asked Price to support him.
He showed Price. a diagram OF Tiltohs
house, and the doors pointed out to him
which he afterwards swore he entered
through. Loader asked Tilton IL some
carpets were not laid down in his house
in 1859. linton said he thought he had
some vague recollection oft. Both Load
or and Price then made the afidayits as
published ana offered Ia the last days
evidence. This exposure has caused not
a little excitement here.
There are no indications of verdict
being rendered by the jury in the 1Nton.
Beecher case. They seem to be no hear
er one now than twenty-four hours ago.
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Aetavs Partnsr.-"eIeAnsss.,,

q DAYTON; ROM a., June S0.--Mr. Thomas
Woodruff. a former business partner Of
Mr.. Acton in Cincinnati, now living in
Richmond, passed through here to-day
n bis way home from visiting Mr. Acton
ut Yellow Springs.
A circular addressed to the heirs Of
the Lawrence -Towniey estate in Hng-
hand, valued at $3.50, QUO 900, asserts pos
Irhrs OF the American heirs has been at
- secured. A meeting OF those .inter-
DEst& in this big bonanza will be heldiH
Ciny ynnatio on the Tth OF July.
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Netl Dtvorcs Cass-1ssc Medical College
Special to the star

Neil Dsyoroe Cdse-Asw Medical College.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, June 80.-The Neil divorce
case has been reopened by MI. Neil, who
moves to modify the decree, which pro-
vides that Mrs. Neil should have the So
ciety Of the three chifdEen three days Of
each week, SO that he shall have exclu-
siye custody of both childreH. Mrs. Nell
answers, asking for the custody Of the
younger child. This is the case iegSliy
noted by the petition never appearing on
the records. Judge Green yesterday di.
rected that it should appear, but theseyi-
dence taken 90 far does not show it's
whareabouts.s .s ssss'ss - -,
The Columbus Medical College was
Incorporated to4deys with s26, 900 stock,
by Dfe. j. n Halnll tom Z Davis Halder-
man, d. n. KihsmAn, 3 .s Baldwin, apd
II. G. Paaxce, Mo professors who LEFT
Starting Medicsl Cofless uufins the rs-
,cent spiAss 49,
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Marriage licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Michael Cussick and Bridget Donohue.
Chas. Mithoefer and Emma Nagel.
Geo. Weber and Emily King.
Moretz Lamensdorf and M. Fruhauf.
Albert Lunglns and Cath. Gerken.
Chas. Richardson and Mary O'Conner.
Walter Baldwin and Mary Powers.
John Boyle and Mary 4. Sweeney.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

A Mississippi editor says, ssvicks-
burg is one OF the mostpnanimous Cities
In the American empirev This happy
unanimity. has been accomplished by
long and severe discipline. When a
,yicksburg coIonel--and all men who can
read and write there are col0nels--ad-
yances an opinion everybody else thinks
so too. II 4 man Is. notspnahtmous he is
liable to he killed, This plan Qfrunning
a town makes some funerals but it pre-
vents discnssioiss
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NEWS FROM POINTS ARoUND.
[REpoRTEp SPECIALLY FOR THE ST.

| DAYTON, KY.-Bond Lodge No. 80,
l. .. q. f., have elected the following
officers, who will be installed next Mon
day evening: Noble Grand, II. G. Havlin;
Vice Grand, j. p. Drown; Recording
Secretary, John Swift; Permanent Sec
retary. G. L. Rover; Treasurer. Malen
Balser.
out to-day was quite largely attended.
This is the second attempt OF the Lodge
to give a picnic this year, the former one
tnS wing been failure on account Of the
wss.sher.
NTCRs,s.As KY.-Right Rev.
Bishop Toepse. Of Covington, admins
| tered the saefament OF confirmation at
St. Tuke's Cath See. Church on Sunday
m orning at 10 o'ca6ek, TO eighteen per-
sons. After the ntfs2ation services
were ended, the Bishop as sivered sn ell
loquent discourse to large AHo appfe
ciatiye audience.
/ Rev. G. d. Hunt, of this place, a.~ss
chosen Principal OF the City School M
q at Lexington, on Saturday last.
Judge WIN. b. Phillips has appointed
IDr, J. C. Welch Common School Com
missioner. of this county in the place OF
M0reau Brown, deceased. This appoint
ment is good one, and can not fail to
give general satisfaction to all CON-
derned. DR.. Wtlch is O gentleman of
culture, and the educational interests Of
the county will be greatly promoted
through his acknowledged ability, indus
try and efficiency.
HAMILTON. = Barley and oats are
being harvested in Fairfield and Madi-
Mr. james M, Stewart, Of Hamilton,
carried Of the gold medal awarded by
the Whitewater Valley Shooting Club at
the match at Richmond, Ind. F
A horse which q woman was driving
along Stabler street backed over the
bank into the hydraulic yesterday. The
woman escaped the water by jumping
just as the horse tumbled. The horse was
rescued.
The old schwab distillery property has
Brandt to Matthias d. Schnell,. of Gin
cinnati, and by Matthias D. Schnell to
the Miami Distiliery Company, for $780,
The certificate of incorporation Of the
farmers Club of West Chester, Butler
County, was filed yesterday in the Re-
corder's office by David Sites, j oHeph AL
len. Jasper Rose, James NJ. Beckett,
Chatfeld Walker, Lee #. Allen, and D.
M. Walker.
The ordinance for the reorganization
Of the city police, provides that the City
Marshal shall be Chief of the Police at a
salary of six hundred dollars q year and
fees as at present. He shall have charge
OF the day police. A Captain, at a salary
OF seven hundred dollars a year, will
have charge OF the night police. There
lis to. be twelve patfolnhen at . salary Of
siA hundred dollars each. The entire
nominating power ie vestedsin the May
Or, the same to be approved by the
Council. ~
Ann Price has been appointed execu-
trix OF the estate Of Hugh =. Price. Per-
sonalty, $500. e s1 H
the commissioners yesterday fixed
the following levy for taxes for 1910, as
tolJowe: County qiH; sinking fund, 2
Of mill; bridge safd1 road fupd mil;
total co6nty levy, ,4 1:10 mills. 4is is
isSs 'adsa ans5 AZ q ~ 9ssR ' 's''
Shs eQssts 4sds ;|se q re = .leli0yipg dlspqs
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tHE FsIExD1Y srRUaa1E.
)1NG SCENES OF THE GREAT IRISH
~, I0GAN RIFLE TOURNAMENT.

341NG SCENES OF THE GREAT IRISH.
IoGAN RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
fnsJune ao.-The international
<k Aat DallymOunt is over, and
q again crowned the efforts of
Eans. The hackers of the Irish
afedge when the firing at 1000
'eined. The excitement became
tvud the Americans were elated
advantage they had gained, but
hi the necessity of preserving
lady discipline and fired with
Jliberati0n and accuracy. The
Fam appeared discouraged, but
10 retrieve their loss. The Ameri-
kowever, increased their advan-
&d gained four points additional,
&ong range, thus winning the match
{rty-eight points. Toward the close
,shooting the weather was unfavor-
ythe sky being heavy with clouds
threatening rain. The shooting of
~ teams, however, was excellent to
yy1>v..a
he batch, Col. Gildersleve and
The Chivere made the recipients
lions ON the discipline OF
=, Ave teams. Among the first
Mdiate the Americans were
Ncith and his fellow-members of
Cn Team, who expressed their
SAtisiacEion with the fairness
shich the match had been con-
Cord Mayors of London and Cork
skresent during the shooting, and
zmuch interest in the result.
kannouncemen being made that
Aioans were victorious, deafen-
,.ts. burst from the immense
Tazspectators. Great oordiality
.sen toward the Americans by
pIkorious team was entertained
,vfuet last night at the Mansion
s,Ae official residence OF the Lord
SSpeeches and toasts were the
of the evening. Many distin-
u guests were present.
fscene at Dollymount 1s one that
,1e remembered for years. Flags
banners adorned the route. When
RESPECTIVE terms took their positions
b dense crowd became so demonstra-
we that it was with difficulty the mound
lould be- kept clear for firing. Many
thousand spectators thronged around
Keep back the crowd, and the pressure
points gave way. Col. Mitchell, one of
DE members of the irish Association in
,harge OF the arrangements, addressed
he crowd, urging them to keep back
Ind not permit their enthusiasm to him
Ter the match.
The American Rifle Team, he said,
rave come three thousand miles to win
his match, and they only want three
rards space to do it in. At the conclu-
hon of the shooting the cordial spirit of
he spectators towards the Americans
,ecame SO enthusiastic that they would
lave seized them and carried them bod
lY of the field in triumph. The police
,ressed them back and protected the
americans against the demonstrations
md embraces of the crowd. At the ban.
Luet-at nisht at the Lord Mayors Mar.
ion, In h9hor OF the Americans, there
gas pres11t large number OF the nobil.
y -snd fgentry. The victorious team
gas tegdered q most enthusiaetic ova-
n Stheir return to Dublin.
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The following permits were issued since
our last report:
s. L. Snodgrass, addition to brick
building No. 304 Findlay street; esti-
mated cost, $4,000.
J.W. Gatf q CO., to build brick build
ing on Slop street, near Millcreek.
John Kreger, two-story brick, at No.
100 Everett street; estimated cost, $500.
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'c.Nc::;wATi STAR:

EpITIox, published every day Except Sum
the STAR Publishing COMPANY, at their office,
inat Street. Branch Offices, 416 Bcott Street,
On, KY, and 80 West Washington st,, Spring
<N<.ohio.
DAILY Srlr Is served by carriers 10 subscribers
be city Of Cincinnati, and to all the surrounding
Is and towns, for TEN GENTS per week. Single
~, ID. Fractional parts Of yearat the same rate.
1clrcuIation Ia larger than that OF any other daily
Eaper published In the State of Ohio. Advertising
les for the three edltions sl00 per square, or I2z
esnis per line Agate. W t
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opinion that the members of the Board
were not responsible for the payment Of
these claims. -.