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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-14
LATEST LOCAL.

THE residence of Mr.. Thomas Mead, No. 10
East Sixth street, was entered yesterday and
an overcoat, shirts, vest and lot of wearing
apparel taken.
ALBERT FRANK, lad Of seventeen years, was
resting behind the bars at Ninth street Station
at noon to-day on charge OK burglary. He
was arrested by Lieutenant Brady.
RACHEL REEDY and two Of her boarders were
resting easy at Ninth h-street Station house to-
day, the names OF the latter being Hannah
Harris and Belle Hughes. The former is
charged with harboring lewd women at q house
on George street. Hannah ana Belle are said
to be vagrants. -
JUDGE Cox allowed Major Travis writ Of
error in the case Of Prince Albert, convicted in
the Police Court Of petit larceny July 28th and
sentenced to the Work house for thirty DAYS
and mulcted $25, upon the Prince giving bonus
in the sum of 800. The bonds have been fur
nlshed, "and now," says Major Travis, 'sthe
case will be dismissed, don't you seer"
A LIVELY little row occurred between Long
Hops Aaundrymen, at 120 Sixth street. and Mr..
Kruce. the proprietor Of the bird-store adjoin-
ing, at noon to-day. Mr. Hop and two Of his
assistants were in the cellar under the two
buildings, and some tronble having arisen be-
tween Mr.. Kruces son and them, Kruce went
down to settle it; when the Celestials settled
him with spade and hatchet splitting open
his lip and giving him some other injuries.
The ssWashee, washee' H0ppers were arrested
and escorted to the Ninth rect Station house.
Among the trophies gathered up after the fight
was o handsome opium pipe, with which the
solace themselves, after their clothes were
wrung out. the names given at the Station
house were No Linn. George Lock and George
Sam.
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LAST EDITION.
North Carolina.
The Recent Election from a Re-
lican Standpoint.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August lathe follow"
ing dispatch, regarding tine result of the North
Carolina election, was received from Hon. Thos.
B. Klogh. Chairman of'the Republican Central
Committee, by the National Republican, OF this
city, last night:
GREENSBORO, August 14.-Have clear ma
jority In the convention, with two OF our c0un-
tie given to the Democrats by the Democratic
County Committee. The convention will re-
store them. which will give us at least seven
majority.
The Associated Press dispatches are false,
and are sent to endeavor to check the effect Of
our great Republican victory. We have car
eighteen thousand. -
The decentralization of the Democratic party
in the State is complete. Their leading men
acknowledge 1t. The vote 0D both sides this
year was largevthan before. You can not rely
on I 10 Associated Press dispatches from the
state. They are made up by editors
Of the Democratic newspapers, who are
doing what they can to prevent the Northern
people from learning and believing that o
large majority OF the people Of this state are
Republican to the core and true to the Union.
North Carolina is sure for the Republican
President in 1915 by twelve thousand majority.
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.

Meeting To-day at the Grand HO,sE.
The Democratic Executive Committee met
this morning at II O'Clock in one Of the pariors
Of the Grand Hotel, President D.. J. Mullaney
in the Chair, and Mr.. Edward Kramer, Secre-
tary. Twenty-Five members answered the
roll call, after which, the minutes being read
and accepted, the reports Of the various COM
mlttees were called for, AMI, In the main,
adopted.s That on apportionment, however,
excited some little discussion, but was finally
adopted with slight amendment, and reads
in substance as follows: W
There should be basis Of two for each ward
and precinct In every township and one dele
gate elected for every one hundred votes and
one delegate for every fraction over fifty votes
cast for.Wm. Bell.
Under this rule the convention will be organ
lied. At this point Mr.. g. Ayrshire, from Gal
lipolis, addressed the meeting very briefly. 1t
was then moved and carried that the county
have their primary meeting on the 3lst OF Au-
gust. between and 9 o'clock.
Thep imary elections in this city, 1t was de-
cided, should be held on the same day, August
31st, und the Babcr Law.
Messrs. Hinkle, Farley and Parker were then
appointed as a Committee blythe Chair to Sc
lect u hall, and to report at the next meeting.
After which the meeting, upon motion, ad-.
journed to meet at the same place at II o'clock
next Saturday.
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A Remarkable Case of FftendsIstp Among
Animals.

Yesterday afternoon srAK reporter had oc-
casion to drive along the northern hills and
along Browne street. Passing Klotter y Sons
brewery on that street, we came to rustic
looking place that extended from the banks OF
the canal TO the road on the north, and lay
about half way between the brewery and the
bridge opposite Camp Washington. On this.
place Is q pasture, and here passers-by may
daily see an old horse lazily nipping the grass.
In his company is q huge and fierce -looking
dog Of the Newfoundland species.
For two years both have slept in the same
stable during the night, and when daybreak
approaches the two will walk forth In company
to the pasture, and the dog is SO attached TO his
fellow partner that he stays with him through
the whole day. II the horse walks around, the
dog will be sure to follow; II he lie down, the
dog Will do the same; in short, let the horse do
what he may, the dog follows In the same line,
never leaving him for q moment He js 30 at
tachcd to the horse that no .ooaxmg can separ-
ate them. He will allow no one, whether man
or beast, to trouble his hoofed friend, and no
kind OF weather will prevent him from attend
ing his dumb fellow creature.
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From Brooklyn.
Found Dead-NeW and Old Scandal
Suits = Ship Queen of Mercy
Crooked whisky.

OIOOhCu w nAShys
BROOKLYN, August H.--George Richter, q
wealthy widOwer who lived alone in his house,
1914 Putnam avenue, was yesterday discovered
dead in his chair, with pistol in his hand and
bullet hole in his breast over the heart, indi-
eating suicide. Nobody had seen or visited
him for nearly three weeks, AMI the corpse was
much decomposed. He 10 supposed to have
committed suicide on account OF grief and busi-
ness difficulties.
( The Beecher-Tiltoa scandal is still quiet
although it again threatens eruption at ;:ny
moment The main case will be retired in
September 1t is understood that Mr.. Norris
as riltOn's attorney, has served, OF will short
ly serve papers upon the Tribune Association
in a suit Tor slander alleged to have been pub
iished In the Tribune against TIlton. Judge
Morris is also to bring libe! suit against the
Tribune Association on his own account for
alleged libels in connection with the Loeder-
Price perjury case, charging Morris with
suborning q witness and inducing Loeder to
make false affidavit.
These suits, together with that OF TiltOn YER
sus the Eagle, will make a quartette of cases
that will hardly-fail to keep the scandal before
the public for months to come.
The ship Queen of Mercy was seized by the
sheriff on writ Of attachment, obtained by
New York merchants against Archibald Bax-
ter Il 20. He sold the firm a cargo of tallow,
which was on hoard the vessel,
Two illicit whisky still 8 were seized by United
States officers yesterday afternoon aud $4,000
worth OF whisky, machinery and implements
captured. No arrests were made,
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FLASHES.

Kerr & Wilson, wholesale grocers, Of Toronto,
have assigned.
The steamship Faraday sailed from London
yesterday to repair the United States cable.
The Brooklyn Argus states that John. G. Schu-
maker intends to resign his seat In Congress
and remain in Europe.
The Oregon State Temperance Convention
assembled yesterday, ipdorsed Henry Warren,
the Republican nominee for Congress.
The Liberal Club Of New York, Danish resi-
dents, and large number friends and admir-
ers OF Hans Christian Andersen, held me-
mortal meeting last night
A dispatch from Berlin says the Bishop Of
Guzen, who has been acting to some extent for
from his Diocese by the Governor.
Webb, the Englishman who undertook to
swim from Doverto Calais without life saving
apparatus, failed because Of rough weather.
He made half the distance with apparent ease.
The residence of VIM. P. Malfurp, at Free
port, ILL.,, burned yesterday. Mr. Maifurn es-
capped narrowly, but his wife perished in the
flames. Loss on house, Sl2,dOU; insurance,
$1,000. t,s
The eminently scientific and brainy gentle
men Yesterday cont inued their thrilling dis
cussion at Detroit. At party given them the
night before, the wife Of the host was robbed Of
q 81, 500 diamond.
Two prisoners, named Beaver Hanuey and
Charles Hall. made their escape from the
Ironton jail Thursday evening. Hanney was
in for highway robbery and Hall for cutting
with intent to kill. One hundred dollars Is
offered for their capture.
Disp. tc les from New Orleans, received at
Lieutenant General Sheridan's headquarters
yesterday, say ''all the patients at the bar
racks are recovering. The fever is very bad at
Pascagoula. A case in this city died yester-
day. No new ones are reported"
Austin F. Jones, who is reputed to be rather
q desperate character, went into the saloon of
w. r. Dickers0n, at Fayette;, Mo-, and COM
menced creating disturbance. Dickeison at
tempted to preserve the peace, and Jones drew
knife on him, whereupon Dickerson shot him
in the head, killing him instantly.
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THE QUILL-DRIvERS.
The Mississippt Editorial ESomrston
Pdrty.

Party.
The Mississippi Press Association, an or
ganized body Of editors from the State Of Mis-
.sissippi, accompanied by number OF ladies,
Will arrive in this city this evening from In
dianapolis, en- route for Buffalo and Niagara
Fails. The following are the names Of the
members OF the party:
J: L. Power, jackson Clarion, Miss Lizzie
Wilkinson; A. N. Kinlball, jackson Pilot; j.
j. Doherty, Jackson Sunburst; o. v. Shearer,
Vicksburg Herald; y. L. Cooper, Meridian Ga
zettc; A. G. Mayors. Newton Ledger, Miss
Mary Mayors; A. j. Frantz, Brandon Repub-
llcan, Miss Sallie P. McLaurin; b. X.
Mayors, Handsboro' Democrat; N.
7. Bonney, J. D. CATER, Summit
Copiahan; A. Hunter, wife and son, Crystal
Springs Monitor; Rev. w. X. Douglas, u. d.,
Diocesan Record; Edgar Vast, Mctomb City
Intelllgencer; Emmet L. Ross, Canton Mail:
o.. H. Bradley, Y Yazpo City Herald; II. ID. Money,
President Press Association, Winona Advance;
G. M. Elwin and wife, Winona Pioneer; J. A.
SIgniag0, Grenada Sentinel; T. w. Merrin and
son, Water Valley Courier: H. NJ. Sullivan.
Oxford Falcon: Miss Lutte q. Sullivan, Kin
lock Falconer, Holly Springs South; Miss Sadie
10pp, John Calhoon, Holly Springs Reporter;
Miss Lucy Lea, Heber Croft, Benton County
Argus; Miss Fannie Fort, Frank Burkitt,
ChIckasaw Messenger: John q. Hall, Carthage
Carthaginian; JAMES NJ. Howry, late editor
Oxford Falcon: Miss Sallie L. Howry.
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Latest from Abroad.
BAKER DISMISSED.


LONDON, August H-Col. Valentine Baker,
who was recently tried before the Assizes at
Croydon, and convicted of indecentfy assault.
ing young lady In q railway carriage and
sentenced TO a fine and imprisonment, has beer
dismissed from the British army.
HURRICANE.
LONDON, August A.-A dispatch to the Stand
ard reports hurricane and hail storm al
Pontoise, twenty miles northwest OF Paris
Many houses were unroofed, and windows ami
chimneys everywhere demolished. In the sur
rounding country, TO q distance. Of severa
miles In every direction, cattle were killed and
fruit trees and vines destroyed. A number Oi
people were badly injured by hail stones, which
were Of an enormous size, and it Is feared thai
some will die from their injuries. The tempest
lasted only half an hour, but the damage il
caused in that time is estimated ut $lO0,DW.
THAT TROUBLE.
A Berlin dispatch to the Post says The Ger.
man Government has addressed formal com.
plant TO Russia in regard to the +, cent infrac.
tion Of the frontier at Donbrown. The Russian
soldier who originated the difficulty died o.
wounds receiyedin the ARRAY.
LIABILITIES.
Tho liabilities of Denegri Sons, who failed
yesterdaf are estimated at f94o,0OO sterling.
TO OUR CENTENNIAL.
PARIS, August l4.-The number Of persons
intending to send goods to the Philadelphia
Exhibition is Increasing mere in the Depart.
ments. At Lyons to-day Mr. Appleton ad
dressed meeting of silk manufacturers on tn,
subject of the Centennial. Besides making
many practical suggestions, he gave eloquent
expression to the Sympathetic sentiments Of
America toward France. A Special Commit
tee was appointed to attend to dispatching
goods to Philadelphia.
THE OLD CATHOLICS.
RONy Au0uat ID The Old CathoIic (,opfar
ence Is occupied In discussing the question OF
the Procession Of the Holy Ghost. The Con-
ference has nearly agreed to a formula con-
cerning it, which will be submitted to-day,
to which the Eastern and Western Churches
may jointly subscribe.
CRUSHING CUBA.
MADRID, August A--The Government in
tends sending ten thousand men to Cuba that
Captain General Valmaseda may execute his
plAus for the reduction OF the insurrection.
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AMUsEMHNTs. A
Their ImaIonafion q Terrlois.

ROCKFORD, ILL, August 1.-THE excitement
occasioned by H. P. Kimbalrs announcement
here that Jefferson Davis would speak at the
Fair this year, has been growing since Mon
day, when the letter of acceptance arrived.
The publication of the letter 10 the Tribune
and other Chicago papers. wac the first in
formation that came officially to Rockford.
From that moment the excitement became
greater, and now assumes an Indignation that
will not easily be allayed unless MIR. Davis
cancels his engagement The Grand Army Of
the Republic held an Indignation meeting. and
passed resolutions strongly protesting against
the action of the Board OF Directors In writing
TO Mr.. Davis to speak. The excitement Is not
condped TO Rockford. but extends 70 the
country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-14
ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.


An Ec- County Commissioner Charged
trith the Crime.
A highly sensational case of probable child
Mt. Auburn,on the Reading road, above Shillito
street.
Lizzie shalvey, young girl about II years Of
age, who has been living at the house of Mr..
Frank Kreutzkamp, a salOonist in the above
neighborhood, for some time past, gave birth
to dead child of eight months CESSATION, about
10 O'Clock last night. .
Coroner Maley was notified of the affair." and
this morning repaired to the place, when the
following statements were elctea: The un-
fortunate girl, Miss Lizzie Shalvey, about q
year ago, was employed in the house Of Mr..
Kreutzkamp as domestic, but had left to take
up a position as seamstress in the family Of
Mr.. James Holmes, in Corryvillc. While there,
according to the girls own statement iij the
presence OF Coroner Maleyand jury, she had
contracted an acquaintance with Mr.. Frank
Holmes, young. man about twenty years Of
age, and son of Ex- County Commissioner Jas.
Holmes.
Last December Frank and Miss shalvey had
formed an intimate friendship, and together
one night went to the Lookout House, where,
said the GIRL Frank got me intoxicated and
then under promise OF marriage took advant-;
age of me. was taken home by Oflicer Mum.
ming because l was afraid to go home with
Frank. Since that time he has come to see me
frequently, and has all the time promised 70
marry me. Last Friday two weeks ago went
to Franks house to tell him something, when
Mr.. j. Holmes, having learned. of my condi-
trOn, treated me In q very violent manner. He
pushed me against tree-b0x, and threatened
to throw me in pond that was on his prem.
ises.
He also caught hold Of my arm and hurt me
in the side. He said he would have me ar,
rested, when replied that he might do so, as I
would then be treated in a gentler manner.
Coroner Maley examined the girl about the
places where she stated she was hurt, but only
4 slight confusion was visible on the right side.
the father Of her child. and that he had often
tried to induce her 10 leave for some other
town, and had stated that his father had plenty
of money, and he would see that all expenses
were paid. most emphatically declined any
such offer, as intended that he should marry
me. He is my not sciucer, however. ts-
About three days after ! was SO harshly
treated at Mr.. Holmes house felt violent
pains, and s.nce then until last night, when
the child was born dead. ~. s
The unfortunate girl, at this point OF the ex-
animation, was unable to go on on account Of
weakness. She will probably not be aple to
testify further for ut least a week. Dir. j. ID.
Jones. of Mcmillan street. is attending her,
and is doing everything in his power 10 aileyi-
ate her suferings and restore her to health.
In the opinion of DIR, Maley, vi olence has
been used, and was probably the cause Of the
child's death. On account OK the condition Of
the girl. and the absence OF several Important
nyestigation until next Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. ~
The case has created much exoitement about
tho vicinity.
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Trouble at COrinne.
All Quiet ON the Line-MOrmOn
Responsible for it All.

SALT LAKE, August 14.-The latest advlces
from Corinne state that the Indians have all
left for their reservations. A special to the
Tribune says: II 1t had not been for the prompt
action Of the Government, Corinne would now
be thing Of the past.
The Indians when alone say they were in
duced by the Mormons to leave their rescrva-
tion, and that they were promised all the. Ian |
in Break River Valley Hills. The Mormon
Eloer acting as Indian Chief left Corinne sud-
denly Thursday night, leaving all his personal
property in camp. The citizens are deter
mined to hang him il they can catch him.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

TABERNA ACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin
sons Opera house, corner Of Ninth and
Sunday morning, August 10Th. at II O'Clock
"Good Tidings''-Text, Luke II. 10; "BehoId, 1
bring you good tidfngs Of great joy, which
shall be to all the people" Subject: "The
and his Eternal Purpose concerning the Saliva
tion Of Men," The hymns to be sung, led by
the band Of ten. brass and reed instruments,
by Prot Currier, are: /. missionary Chant:''
q "From Greenland's ley Mountains;", 8.
s'From all that dwell below the skies" The
beautiful sacred sofig, 'sAlmost Persuaded"
will be sung as an opening piece. ALI are cor
daily invited. Strangers in the city and young
men most Welcome. l
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Postal Tefeoraph.

/ On Change President Holloway stated that
when the report Of the delegates to the Nation
al Board Of Trade was made to this Chamber,
the subject was made the special order for TO-
day, whereupon Mr.. Abner L. Frazier offered
the following: .,ss sil + j
Resolved, That in accepting the report OF the
delegates OF this Chamber to the late meeting
~ the National Board Of Trade, this Chamber
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FROM Chicago.
A Fire Marshal who is Likely to
be Kept Busy-Mr. Joyce Reports
Work on the CustOm- house.

CHICAGO, August 14.-The ordinance Great
ing the office of Fire MFshal was passed by
the Common Council, and II the Mayor is SO
fortunate in his appointment as in~the City
Marshal, Chicago may expect the accomplish
our Municipal Service, although 1t has great
ly improved already under General shaler.
Upon the authority Of Collector Budd the
statement is made that work on the Chicago
Custom-house is certainly to be resumed.
The following dispatch, received yesterday,
will throw light on the rumOred ascending OF
Col Joyce, Ex- Revenue Agent at st. Louis:
'sGREEN LAKE, WIS, August 1910 the Ed
itor OF the Chicago Tribune: You do me great
injustice In your paper OF yesterday. Ihavt
given good bail for all charges against me
The law officers know that am here with my
family, and ready at all times to obey the order
Of the Court lsigned John A. Joyce, late
Revenue Agent"
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TOLEDO, August l4.--A fire this morning
damaged brfck building. on Water street,
owhsf BY a. = stsMay osisS q New s 1Sgk Loss
cave trough manufacturers and machinery.
Loss $a0O0, Eegley, sash, blind and cigar box
manufacturers, loss s2suVV.
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ANOTHER OCEAN STEAMER LOST.
Passengers and Crew All Saved.

LONDON, August 14.-Information has just
reached here Of the loss Of the Boyne mail
steamer off Brest France. The vessel struck
on the rocks between the Isle of Molene and
Brest, and sunk in low water. The passengers
and crew were saved. The vessel anu cargo
will probably be total loss.
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does not commit itself in fine TO the project Of a
postal telegraph.
Mr.. Frazier then stated that in the absence OF
Mr.. Covington, Chairman OF that delegation,
and others who probably desired to participate
in the discussion, he moved that the whole SUBJ
ject be postponed till the last SATURDAY OF Sep
tember, which was UNANIMOUSLY carried.
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They Arrivs.

NEW YORK, August l4.-The steamship Spain,
with Moody and Sankey, the rcvvalists, on
board arrived here this morning and is an
chored in midstream.
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The Emerson's NeSt Week.
The Emersons, in consequence Of their past
weeks success, have concluded to remain at
the Grand until Wednesday evening Of next
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FRIENDS AND PAT
! wv RONS--To know that we have removed
from No. II Fifth to No. 217 Fiftht near Plum
Gk, where we have the largest assortment OF
ranges and stoves Of any house in the city,
which we will sell at low figures. PFAU &
G(JSTETTER. au3-6t, Tu, ,Th&S
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VTT TANTED-AGENTS the Continental
4 w Life Insurance Company, OF New York,
Dayton, Hamilton, Piqua, GAINESVILLE, Xenia
hnd Marietta. The Continental is the easiest
30 work represented in Ohio Call on, OF ad-
dress A. 9. HUNT, Manager, So W. Fourth st.
Tfncinnati. auly-3t