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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
Political Effect OF Chandfer's Defeat
Nescs from the Black Hills. etc.. etc,

Ns,rs iron, The Black HtIls, ETC., etc.
CHICAGO, Jan. pa special from
Madison, Wisconsin, states that the de-
r feat of Chandler, in Michigan, has had q
depressing influence on Carpenters
friends. The caucus did not close until
after midnight and nothing satisfactory
was accomplished. The Democrats are
jubilant at the prospect and are certain
now of compromise candidate. Chand-
ler's defeat also had bad effect upon
Thayer, in Nebraska, and Ramsey in
Minnesota.
In the latter State Jas. Smith, Jr., a
Liberal Republican, Is urged as CON-
promise candidate. Davis holds his own,
but with Ramsey and Donnelly will begin
to lose ground to-day.
A late special from Tennessee indi-
Gates that johnson is the coming man.
A Sioux City special says j. Desper-
OILS, a well-known young man in this
city, arrived here last night directly
from the Black Hills. He went out with
Colonel Crows company, which left here
last October.
This party confined their operations
to the southern part of the hills. They
found gold iii every place they prospect
ed, but not in paying quantities, the
weather being unfayOrable TOR gulch
mining. They recently struck a lode of
collaborating quartz, of which he brought
sseveral specimens. Good judges say it
|is very rich and will assay $1,0co to the
ton.
Capt. Russeps party, which left there
about the same, ne says is located in q
more central part of the hills, and are
reported as being successful. Indians
who come in to Col. Crows camp repor-
ted about 300 white miners in other parts
of the hills.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The Cincinnati Star!
Weekly and Tri-DaiIy Editions.

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important events, all Of which will be fuliy.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
POLICE COURT.

bEFOkE JUDGE MARCHANT.
Drunk and Disorderly-John WAYNE
Maggie LOTUS and VIM. Hecker, dis
missed.
Assault and Battery-John II. Sharks.
80 days and $50 and $500 bond to keep The
peace; John Wayne, ~ days.
Miscellaneous-Jas. Kelly, petit larce,
ny, continued to Jan. 20; Theodore Good.
in, peddling without license, dismissed: :
kill, continued to Jan. 26; +. M. Zum.
stein, obstructing street, dismissed; Thvs.
White, Thomas Stout and Geo. Leschcr
petit larceny, continued to Feb. 4; J. T.
Lyt!e, grand larceny, continued to Jan.
rs; John Weber, shooting with intent to
kill, held to answer before the Court of
Common Pleas; Wash. Williams, petit
larceny, dismissed; Milton Evans. va
grancy, committed to House OF Refuge:
john Burbank, petit larceny, continued
to Jan. %; Martin Henry, vagrancy. 30
days and SIS; Emanuel Bowman, street
begging, dismissed; Edward Brutche.
committing nuisance. IS and costs
John Scott, vagrancy, 60 days; james
Ryan, petit larceny, continued to Jan,
23; Christ. Newhaus, harboring lewd
women, $25 and costs; Lena Newhaus.
same, dismissed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
uOMho VI. OMlIH,
''President OF the Board of Trade y
M0rfstaTN Record,

Danici.Car 50 years, pneumonia.
Juii Doherty, years, congestion of brain.
Catherine kebhOlz, years, meningitis.
Clara l.. Otterman, years, Group.
Agnes i. Bode, year, congestion of lungs.
Infant Ackerman, days, convulsiOns.
Louise Gouscburg, W years, consumption.
Maria Freudenburger, years, pneumonia.
Anna Plate, year, spasms.
F: w. Kleir, u months, congestion of til
Irain.
Dena Waite S, 18 Gays. sDasms.
Sarah A. Lavery, Is months, scarlet fever.
Ellen Boyle, 20 years, hemorhagc
Franz Toller, months, spasms.
Elizabeth Fehman, 6l years, marcesmus.
Henry Meters, years. scarlatIna.
". II. stevens, 2S years, bronchial catarrh.
Mary L. Kaetle, ~ years, asthma.
7. i. Deubel, years, pneumonia.
John Kramer, days, premature birth.
Herman Schcll, months, spasms.
Mary T0bin, stillDorn.
Thomas Defy, % years, typhoid fever.
Mrs Mary Duncan, 81 years, old aye.
Infant Smith, stillboin.
Ellen Maher, Is years, old age.
Theresa Sanders, Is years, marasmus.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
CONVICTION.


John Bloom, a resident of Newport,
WAS this morning brought before Com.
missioner Bostwick ON charge of sell.
ing spurious liquors without having paid
the. required Government license. He
was, however, let of with paving the
costs, which amounted to about $45..
The trial of William Page, Robt. Page
and Chas. Mason, arrested by Detectives
Mooi.ey and Francis upon the charge of
stealing a watch guard seal, which was
found upon the person OF VIM. Allen,
who stated that he had received the seal
from Mason. The seal, bearing the ini.
tials II. ii. e. was recognized by j. d.
Hunt as once the property or his father.
ana as stolen from himself. VIM. Page,
the father of Robert, was dismissed, and
the other two were held over to the next
term OF the Criminal Court in the sum of
$500, which they paid.
The case Of James Rees, charged with
selling cigars without license, was con.
cluded yesterday by james having the
pleasure OF giving bond in the sum Of.
$1,000.
The Elders Of the Newport Christian
Church have written accepting the OF.
tice OF arbitrat0rs In the matter Of the
Wiles dificplty.~ The Cincinnati church
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

81. N" is again in the city. Our read.
ers must ere this, realize that % years is
long enough to withstand the prejudice
OF the people whilst holding truth sacred.
The pressure must now he transferred
to the people, and the veil which has en-
shrouded him rent asunder, and truth
stand forth in all it's terrible grandure. 81
n" is now calmly surveying the field on
which he has struggled. He will no
doubt be vindicated by the 18th of Febru-
airy, the 22d anniversary of the day when
his genius first burst forth on an amazed
world. He goes to New Lexington.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

A recent writer in China, and long a
resident i'll the country which he has
carefully studied, says there are 1,72O
districts in the empire, of which it would
come far short oil the truth to say, that
for each district there is at least one city
with population ranging from 10000 to
100000. Taking hall the difference be-
tween the extremes, or supposing each
city to contain $1,000 inhabitants, then
the seventeen hundred and twenty
would alone contain q population
OF one hundred and eleven mil
lions and six hundred thousand. A Gu
rious calculation has been made by the
lation of China. He had not seen the
census OF 1912, brought to the light by
the Russian mission at Pekin, but pro-
ceeds upon that of 1912, which gave
population of 361OOo,6OO, adding the
probable increase up to a few years
since, and estimating the population at
4OO, ,0O0, 900.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

NIOTICE.-Cyrus NJ. Williams and Mary Il.
IN Williams, his wife, and Mary s. Grifling,
residents of the State Of New York, are hereby
notified that on the 22d day of January, 1875,
Elisha w. Andrews filed in the Clerks ofIico
of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Hamilton
County his petition praying for the fOrecl0sure
of a mortgage made by G. NJ. W illiams ana
wife to Mary J. Williams, and assigned to
plaintiff upon the following real estate in said
county, viz: Blocks Nos. 27 and rs In tho
United States Bank Subdivision of lots, 'front.'
lng each thirty feet on the north side OF Eighth
street, between Broadway and oycam0p
streets, and extending back nor,hwardly to
the Canal Basin, and the same premises con-
veyed to SAID Cyrus M. Williams by Clark
Williams by decd recorded in Book 400, page
254, OF the Hamilton County Records.
said mortgage was given to secure
note for the sum OF five thou
and dollars, dated July 10, 1878, pay
aDl g one year after date, with seven per cent
interest Plaintiff CLAIMS a decree for S5,Ue
and seven per cent. interest from July the 18th
1871, and also for the sum paid to redeem said
prorerty, from the safe OF and for the taAes
pad thereon.
defendants are required to answer On or be-
fore the 27in day Of March, 1875.
COLLINS Il HEBRON,
Attorneys for plaintiG.
CINCINNATI. Jar. %, 1875.
q Jan22-6t III r-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The IiltOn- Beecher Trial.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 22.-Notwithstandin
the unpleasant weather, rain and slight
fog, an usual crowd attended the Beech
er trial to-day. Moulton resumed the
stand. Mrs. Beecher and family were
again present. Also, MIR. Tilton and
Mrs. Tilton.
RTracey resumed the cross-examina.
tion. Moulton said he advised Beecher
to preside at the Steinway-W oodhull
Woman Suffrage meeting. Neither wit
ness or TiltOn saw the proof of Wood.
huirs speech before its delivery. Wit.
ness took Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. Til
ton to Beecher to persuade him to pre-
side at the meeting. Tilton introduced
Woodruff to The meeting and he presided
att.
Witness thought WoodhulPs address
related to marriage. Tracey asked ii it
did not relate to "freelove." Judge
Nelson asked what was the use of that
question:; surely witness had not seen
the proof sheet. He then ruled it out OF
the evidence. Evarts took exception to
the ruling. Moulton was next cross.
examined regarding the action OF Bowen
In breaking TiltOn's contract with the
Independent and the Union, and was
asked If Bowen did not tell witness
he had good cause to sever the con-
tract. Witness was shown the article
written in the Golden Age Office concern
Ing the Bowen difficulty, and was asked
II he had seen il before. He said he
could not swear he ever read it, though
he had seen it. He had no recollection
OF preparing it himself or of reading it.
MIR. Claflln might have had copy oft.
Witness took the article containing the
ssTripartite CovenanV to Beecher before
1t was published. The article was Of
Tered In evidence and accepted. This
@cOvenanp between Beecher, I'ilton and
Bowen was then read aloud by Evarts.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
ahc Board of Aldermen.

The Board OF Aldermen met in regu
lar session, President Bishop in tht
chair, and thirteen members present
Journal approved.
The Char presented communication
from the City Clerk regarding the
Mayors veto on the claims of the l., G.
a l.. Railroad.
ordinance to levy taxes on all city prom.
erty. Made the special order at O'Clock
for the next regular meeting.
Also. an ordinance to appropriate
money from General Fund TO pay the
salaries of the City Officers of the CITY OF
cincinnati, from January l to June 80.
1875, and employees of the various de.
partments of the city government.
. The sum total to be appropriated for
the above amounts to $326, 1888 s6.
On suspension of the rules the ordi-
nance was allowed to 60 to its third read
ing and adopted.
A resolution was also presented pur-
porting to have all the city advertising
done in the Volksireund tor one year at
30 cents per square.
MIR. Rothert offered substitute. to
contract with the Freie Presse at thirty
seven cents per square, and recurring of
them BOND OF 5000 Tor surety tolfultill
the contract.
Serious discussion followed the offer.
ing Of this resolution, several gentlemen
being Of mind that it was their duty to
beneht the city as much as possible, and
when the feasibility of chance offered
itself to save from eight to nine thou
sand dollars, the same should be done.
Mr.. sutton, of the Finance Committee.
a.ose and stated that the matter of the
German city advertising had been pend
ing for investigation before their body
for the last six MOnlhs, and that when
the resolution was made yesterday to
award the same to The Volkstreund the
Finance Committee looked to the same
as 70 individual business.
he further stated that the Erie Presse
Wnen invited to do SO had not given them
any instructions and information as re-
garded their ability to fulfill the contract.
Mr.. Winkler strongly favored the award.
ing or the contract to the Volksblatt.
Several gentlemen also expressed their
minds as to the exorbitant prices charp.
ed by the German papers.
Mr.. Voight hereup0n arose and inouir-
ed OF the Solicitor whether it be apso.
lutely necessary to do the advertising in
the German papers.
Answer, no.
A motion thereupon to lay the whole |
matter upon the table was lost; nays, Is. |
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-IIogs: estimated receipts,
900; selling at IS 1901 O0 for inferior to
choice.
Flour dull but unchanged. Wheat active
and advanced: No. Chicago spring nominal
No. do, S9kc, cash; !WHc,' February; 9lktG
9lKc March; No. do, S}l40gS3>Sc; rejcctetl, nc.
Corn quiet and unchanged: No. = mixed, 65 X "a
jected, 6lAc. Oats quiet and unchanged: No.
2, 62hc, cash; 52tsc February. kye and barley
quiet and unchanged.
Seeos steady aud unchanged.
Dressed hoyS4uict and weak: light, 81 90;
heavy, 81 80.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

Judge Perkins appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Jury Commissioners yes
terday: Messrs. Thos. w. Gideon, Jas.
Pagan and Moses Harris.
Mr.. John Maxmiller, well-known
resident of the Highlands, was married
yesterday to Miss Kate Hubert, of East
Walnut Hills, at the residence of Rev.
q. e. Clausen.
w. W. Ireland, ESQ.,, was admitted to.
the bar Of the Chancery Court yesterday.
Jos. B. Waterhouse was appointed Ex-
aminer for Campbell County.
Captain Donovan leaves for Omaha on
Sunday.
The Licking Valley Building Associa-
ton organized on Tuesday, and elected
Hon. Samuel Geisler President, and H..
Schmeer, Secretary.
LUDLOW.
Mr.. Albert Baker received a painful
wound on the left instep while at work
on the Inclined Plane Railway.
The river has been blocked at this point
since Monday noon.
The "much sold" coal boat landing Is
at present owned by Messrs. NJ. Sands
and y. BrOsmore.
"Right A. Bout" as compiler of q
Slty Directory is not success, when he
forgets to ncte the fact Of Weekly
Press.
The severe cold weather Of the past ten
days, has had no effect on the prompt de-
livery OF the STAR to its Ludlow patrons.
The carrier deserves credit for his punct.
'ual delivery of the paper, let the weather
be what it may.
We understand that Jas. Barr, ESD,
has purchased Joe Walmer's interest in
the Sands-W Walmer coal-boat landing,
thus making the new firm name read
Mccoy u Barr.
Our public school is giving the utmost
satisfaction under the superior manage
ment of the new Principal and its talent
ed lady teachers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The Branch Mint.

The following telegram was seat to.
day:
"To Messrs. Banning and Sayler. Repre-
sentatives of First and Second Ohio
Districts, Washington, ID. c.:
"The Cincinnati Board OF Trade sus-
tain and advance your movement to Sc
cure the Government Branch Mint at
Cincinnati, and in this belief commit.
tee has been appointed, who are compil-
ing report which, when ratified by the
Board, will be forwarded to you for such
use az your judgment may be most judi
cious.
"THOMAS G. SMITH,
president OF the Board of Trade,n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
From the CeIeSt{atS.

New YORK, Jan. 22.- Latest Sand.
witch Islands, advices state that an earth.
quake occurred there on December 29th,
and was felt throughout the islands.
A terrible fire occurred at Nagasaki,
Japan, on the 10th of December. Fifty
houses were burned and number OF
lives lost.
1t is reported in Yeddo that the Japan
ese Government is treating with Euro.
pean capitalists for the sale of gold and
silver mines.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The steam
ship Colorado arrived from Hong Kong,
via Honolulu, having put in for coal, and
being four hundred miles off her track.
She. sailed the same day with the British
steamer Mongal, lost in Nine-pin Rocks,
near Hong Kong.
Nothing further has been heard from
the missing boats of the Pacific Mail
steamer Japan.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. Jan. s2.--Flour dull and nominal,
Corn scarce and firm at s6uISsc, in store. Oats
bare
Hay firm at $2O,G27.
Eggs in fair demand and firm at s6g21c
Butter dull nut unchanged at l6 a3sc.
Pork aull and nom nal, Lard quiet and un-
changed at l4tl5c. Bulk meats in good de-
niand at 7lgl0Lc, loose. y
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
By TELEGRAPH..


WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--The Ways and
Means Committee Intend to close the
Pacific Mail investigation this week.
About three. quarters OF million have
not been accounted for yet The report
VIII be prepared by the subcommittee.
One million six hundred thousand
dollars have been appropriated for the
of wharyes. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

AN old man, about 72years of age, by
the name of Frank Coleman, fell through
the hatchway at his house, No. BAL Filth
street, this morning, and broke his leg.
He had placed several boards over the
railings of the stairway, in order to re-
pair the ceiling above, when one of the
boards slipped off, causing his fall. He
was taken to the City Hospital, where
proper surgical aid was given. 1t IS
feared that on account of his age he has
sustained internal injuries.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

Here is touching picture OF a moth
er's love: A tin pail containing an in
;fiammable mixture that had been heated
burst in the hands Of Mrs. Perry Bush.
mel, OF Auburn, N. ", few days ago,
and the burning material was thrown
over Mrs. Bushnell and her little child
ION the floor. Mrs. Bushnells eyes were
put out and she was enveloped In fame,
put she began crawling about the floor
20 know II the child was safe. The lat
,t ,er vas burned 70 crisp, and the mother
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

Mr.. SUTTON will offer the following
resolutions in the Board of Aldermen
this afternoon, urging the location of
Branch Mint here, and that commit
tee be appointed with the Mayor
10 correspond with our members of Con-
yress and to take such other action as
may be determined necessary by them
o carry out the design of these resolu-
ions,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
FlNANCldL.

Gold opened to-day at 1l2h, and stood at
1928 at 80 T. NJ.
Eastern exchange is steady with fair de-
mand at previous rates. Selling at par to
l-2O prem. Buying at 1-1U(01-2O dis.
Governments are generally firm. The '66s
and 10-40s reglstefed are unchanged, other
bonds are reported at noon advanced 1S(0k
from the closing rates of last evening, which
ypre as follOwa. -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The enatorial Contest In Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 22.--Judge Dundy
withdrew his name as Senatorial can
didate this afternoon, and the opposition
to .Thayer have centered upon Hon. A. S.
Paddock, Republican, who was once
Territorial Governor Of Nebraska. The
joint ballot to-day resulted as follows:
Thayer, IL; Paddock, 81; Martin, 1; Pat
rick. l.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

CATTLE-The market is quiet and steady
with no change in prices Common to choice
are worth W 25(G6 25 per Genital gross.
HOGS-Thcre is firm though quiet market.
Common are worth $6 $1,000 ~; medium 10 fair
packing. 80 9Og7 w, and good packing are
quoted ~ 1Ulg7 25 per Genital gross.
SHEEi-There is limited demand at pre-
vious rates. We quote common to gooG j4(gG
per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
DIED.

SHALOEY-On January 2ist, at 'T.a0 A II.
OF consumption, VIM ShaIoey.
Funeral will take place from his late rosi-
dence, Donahue street, Corryville, Saturday,
January 2sd, at O'Clock. Requiem mass q
ly are respectfully invited to attend. Carriages
Will be In waiting at M. Mulviyilps, N. E. cor.
seventh and sycamore, at O'clock
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-It is reported
that an unusually large amount of specie
will be exported tomorrow. UP to noon
to-day about three millions have been
entered.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

JOHN CoTTLE, the ex-policeman, who
is charged with cutting with intent to
kill, is on trial in the Criminal Court. o.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

PEORIA. Jan. 2!.-Corn, 62Hc. Oats dull :
white, 55c; mixed, 53.sc. Rye, 81.
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Indianapolis MarEe


INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. %. - HOgs--Receipt:
1,5l3. selling at S6lQG 20.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
Cincinnati L1re Stock Market.

The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock ior the past "a hours:
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