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LATEST LOCAL,

THE Red Clouds defeated the East
Ends, jr., by score of is TO ID, yester-
day.
MARY X. BECKER was appointed ad-
ministratrix Of VlclOr Becker. Person
atty, $500.
BARTLEY DONoHUE will be tried this
evening before The Probate Judge on the
charge of insanity.
AT the regular meeting of the Trustees
Of the Cincinnati Savings Society, the
office hours were SO changed that here
alter the office will be open from A. III
until p. Nj, and on Saturdays until 9
=. NJ.
ING SOLE, Chinese laundryman,
doing business on Sixth street, near
Vine, was sentenced TO thirty days in
the Work-house for assaulting his part
ner, Wang Yung, while disputing about
money last night.
JOHN f. RosENER, the man stabbed by
A. Murphy last night, is considerably
improving. Coroner Maley is attending
to the case and succeeded in arresting
the internal hemorrhage. The mans
condition is decidedly better, and great
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
INSPECTOR JOHNSON, of the police
force, says that he is very glad that his
duties have been atlast strictly defined
but that he has always made it point
to keep his eye skinned until after mid
night.
THE young bruisers accused of as
saulJing Officer Brink, while at a picnic
on the 19.h OF June, during which Brink
received eighteen cuts in the head, fl ON
the effects of which he was laid up for
twenty-eight days, were this morning
bound over to the Grand Jury on the
charge of assault with intent TO kill.
THE inquest on the body OF Theodore
B. Geisler, the victim of the Court street
shooting, was resumed by Coroner Ma
ley. The post mortem examination made
by DR.. Musor0ft was submitted. Ed.
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SUCKERDOM.
And the Rest of the World as Cht-
CagO Secs 1t.


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August 10.-Two boys, Chas'
Wilson and Frank. Tiquin, scuffled and
fought at Hannibal, Mo-, yesterday
Wilson stabbed Tiquin through the
heart, killing him instantly.
Chief of Police Brock, OF Milwaukee,
Wis, is called upon to Vindicate himself
of charges made against him by a Chi
cago newspaper on Sunday.
James Ellison, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
suicided-log chain and tree-success,
Cause! no happy family, no barrel OF
money.
Yesterday morning Hiram Simmons.
OF Clinton, lowd-unhappy family
strychnine-success.
David Jones, Detroit, Michigan, yes
terday uicided--hemp-aes
pecuniarially disqualified to enjoy life.
Two cotored men at Galesburg, named
Anderson and Monroe, were driving
along Henderson street when another
colored man, named Washington, who
was sitting in doorway, fired a pistol
at the parties in the buggy. The ball
struck Anderson in the back and en-
tered the lungs. No cause is assigned
for the act. Washington gave himself
up, and says he did not mean to do it.
He is in Jail awaiting the result OF the
injury. Anderson is alive.
The Coroners Jury on the body OF
Hanford, killed by Sullivan for having
reported that Sullivan's wife was rum
ming the Board of Education Ring, mas
decided that Sullivan be held without
bail for the action of the Grand Jury.
Horse stealing in Michigan and North
ern Indiana has become quite business
OF late. Twelve horses and several bug
gies or wagons have been spirited away
during the past few weeks. One span
of horses, stolen from nea- Laporte, In
diana, was recovered near Detroit.
VIM. Henagain, convict at Anamose
Iowa, climbed over the wall yesterday
and escaped.
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Tom Allen.

The New York Clipper publishes the
following:
Our readers are aware that for some
years past Tom Aliens name has not
appeared in the Clipper. The reasons
for thus ignoring prominent member
of the P. r. are partly explained In the
appended card, the publication of which
rehabilitales the writer in the Clippers
favor:
''Some years since, upon the occasion
of the Edwards-Cbambers fight, in an
swer to structures upon me by the New
York Clipper, concerning my oonDec-
tion with tnat battle, published very
incorporate article against the paper
and its conductors. While still claim
ing that others, and not myself. should
have been held accountable for what was
done against Mr.. Edwards (as that gen.
tleman now well knows), L am con-
vinced that the Clipper in its course
then, as now, was simply publishing the
facts i'll good faith and without malice,
and that my ebullition of temper was
unjust and uncalled Tor, SO far as it was
concerned. In the spirit of fair play, |,
therefore, publish this amende.
"roM ALLEN,
"Champion OF America"
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Springfield Items.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, August 10.-The new
High-street School-house, one of the
finest buildings in the State, will be
ready for pupils by the time the school
term begins.
The women of New Carlisle are organ
izing for crusade.
The Board of Education at their
last meeting appointed A. M. Burbank
teacher of music, and Rebecca Rogers
teacher of drawing.
The School Library is to be removed to
the new building on High street.
The police arrested two men last night
charged with stealing drygoods and
clothing from the store of Mr.. j. Wolf,
on Main street.
The contract to furnish school desks
was awarded to Il firm at Goshen, Ind,
at a cost OF 81 10 each.
O'Brien's circus will exhibit in this
city ON the 18th.
A colored man named Willis Hender-
son was arrested yesterday morning by
Officer Boggs, who found in his posses
sion large quantity OF clothing.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DAYTON, o., August 10.-Willie Baus.
man, lad of nine years, accidentally
fell in the Canal yesterday and was
drowned.
Theodore Meyers, aged seventeen,
was instantly Killed at a Tilden and
Hendricks pole raising, in the Seventh
Ward, last evening. The pole broke at
the lower splice causing one of the guy
ropes to snap when the pole was two
hundred feet in length. 1t swung around
and tell in the crowd. Meyers was
crushed under it: one of his legs being
almost severed from the body. Several
others were more or less injured; none
fatally.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the BOARD
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
On motion George W. Barger was au-
thorized to continue the work of coping,
guttering and tagging of the wall OF the
new reservoir in the Garden OF Eden.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the City Auditor and
the Finance Committee OF the Common
Council be ana they are hereby author
iZed to advertise for proposals to sell
the mortgage notes received for the de-
ferred payments on sale of Burnet Work.
house lot, said lot having been sold
under the provisions of an act OF the
Legislature, passed April IL, 1875, the
proceeds to be used in payment OF claims
named in said act"
Adjourned.
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g ent of certain days when the price OF
admission will be only twenty-five
cents.
Hobbs Kerry, the arrested Missouri
train robber, Yesterday led the officers to
the spot in Pettis County where all the
booty left by the robbers was deposited;
Drafts, coupons, letters, Jewelry ana
railroad papers OF various kinds were
scattered over space ten feet square.
A large quantity of valuable papers,
letters and things belonging to the
Missouri, Kansas n Texas Railroad
was found.
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Edition
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
For the Queens Cup.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, August 10.-Preparations
for race for the Queens Cup between
the Madeline and Countess of Dufferin
are now complete. The betting is fifty
to one in favor Of the Madeline.
And then Murdered.
NEW YORK, August 10.-Considerable
excitement was occasioned yesterday at
Tompkinsyille, Staten Island, by the
finding of the body OF woman of refined
and arIstocratic appearance about 35
years Of age floating in the water of the
bay OF that place. The body had only
been In the water very few hours. The
back Of the skull was crushed in, and all
appearances indicated that an outrage
had been committed, the victim halt
killed by blow on the head, and the
thrown into the water. The body is In
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS- -lst SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, August 9.-Among a
number OF bills on the calendar passed
during the morning hour was the House
Bill to allow homestead settlers to make
proof Of settlement before the Courts as
well as before Receiver. The Confer
ence Committee on The Legislative, Ex-
eeutive and judicial Appropriation Bill
was reported unable TO agree and new
Committee was appointed. The House
amendments to the bill for the sale of
the Usage Indian Reservation in
Kansas were concurred in aud the bill
passed. The joint resolution for an
amendment to the Constitution prohibit
ing the appropriation of any public funds
for the support of sectarian schools, was
reported back from the Judiciary Com
mittee, with amendments, and placed
on the calendar. The resolution to print
ten thousand extra copies of the Presi-
dents message on the Hamburg affair
was again considered but no definite ac-
ton taken.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, August 0.-The re-
ports of the Post-office Committee on
Investigation into Straw, &C., were pre-
sented, aud ordered printed, and to lie
on the table. A bill was passed appro-
priating $1,000 to the publication of a
history OF the surveys and expeditions
OF the United States during the present
century. The Conference Committee on
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation Bill was reported unable
to agree. A motion that the House re-
cede from their position in regard to
reduction of the Presidents salary was
agreed 10, and the same Committee was
reappointed. Adjourned.
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Says Edmonia Lewis, the colored
sculptress: "rhe Americans are queer
people. Don't you think lady-a rich
lady, too-came to me and SAID: Miss
Lewis, that is very beautiful statue,
but don't you think 1t would have been
more proper to drape it? Clothing she
added, lis necessary TO Christian art
Said L, Madame, that Is not modesty in.
you. That is worse than mock modesty.
You see and think only OF evil not ill.,
Tended. Your mind, Madayta, is not as
pure, fear, as my statue" -
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, D, c., August 10-The
following nominations were made
Chester Holcombe, Secretary of Lega-
tion and Interpreter at China; Ed. NAL
lett, Of New York, Indian Agent at the
Grant RIVER Agency; and numi er Of
army and navy nominations.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued since our last report;
Il. Flaherty and Margaret McDermOtt-
Fritz Hoffman and Dorothea Kock.
ii. Il. Bradtke and Carrie Schmidt.
II. Dommermon and Charlotte Gurk.
Fred. Ruoff and Annie Mann.
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NIOrtuarY Record.

Henry Kite, 63 years, Germany.
John Wissle, "a years, Ohio.
Barney Geisler, 16 years, city.
Henry Bernard, 2 hours, city.
John II. Walker, IA months, city.
Catherine Egelhaf, 81 years, Germany.
Jas. Arthur Miller, months, city.
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ward Crowther, George Crowther, ChasC
Patrick, Miss Ettie Seaman aud Mrs
Seaman gave their testimony, after
which the case, on account of the 40"
sence of several important witnesses,
was postponed.
WILL Col. Wood see to IL that the re-
porter's call in his Office is made regu-
larly? 1t has not been so made lately.
Colonel, give the boys chance.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DETROIT, August 10.-George Prentiss,
of Robinson, was killed by the cars this
morning during an excursion OF the
Methodist Church Of East Saginaw.
Yesterday Miss Belle Buchanan fell
into the river and was drowned.
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L'OR RENT - ROOM Furnished. to part
IT with good reference, at 164 nichmond st.
7-4t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Aurora.

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION.
N% \. The elegant steamer C.B. CHURCH,
]. s. Patterson, Master, will leave
zt.sts2@ss44 the foot of Walnut street at 0 A. Nj,
and Lawrenceburg at II A. NJ, on SUNDAY,
18th inst. Returning, will leave Aurora at 4
p. NJ. Fare for the round trip SOC; children
under 10 years OF age, free.
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FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
COURT MARTIALED.

BY American Press Association the STAR.
COURT MARTIALED.
VIENNA, August 1O.-The Servian
Commander, Gen. Leschjarin, has been
court martialed for abandoning Salt.
schar.
HIS TERMS.
BERLIN, August 10.-rhe Porte refuses
all offers Of mediation, except ON the
basis Of the deposition of Prince Milan
aud the Turkish occupancy of Belgrade
Kragajeya and Zemeudria.
FROM GARlBALDI.
ROME, August 10.-General Garibaldi
writes letter from Caprica accepting
the Presidency OF the League for the
liberation of the Sclavc-Helenic PENN.
sula.
THE BULGARIAN BUTCaERY.
LONDON, August 10.-rhe English
Committee of Inquiry into the Bul.
garian massacre report that in the Dis.
trict of Philopels, ten thousand person s
were slaughtered. Houses were fired
and many persons were burned alive.
LADY ATTEMPTS THE LIFE OF A RUS
SIAN STATESMAN.
LONDON, August 10.-A dispatch re-
ceived here to-day reports the at.
tempted shooting in Switzerland
by Russian lady, of Prince Gort
schakoH, the Russian Minister
of Foreign Affairs, who Is now travelling
in that country. The lady fired re-
volver twice at Gortschakoff, without,
however, woundlng him. The cause OF
the affair is not stated.
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Mayor Johnston for Congress.
Mayor Johnston is very much pleased
with the nomination of Judge Force in
the First District. He says he always
likes an honorable man for an opponent.
That means business.
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the hands OF the Coroner and held for
Identification.
TannlanY.

Tammany.
The Sun says movement Is on foot to
reconcile the differences existing be-
tween the Tammany and Anti Tammany
wings OF the Democratic party. The
two organizations can not be united un-
til the general committees for 1877 are
elected, but 1t Is proposed to practically y
unite them by making a combination
local ticket.
Several leading Democrats are en-
deavoring to begin movement for the
union by devising plan by which the
Democracy of the city will be repre-
sented at the State Convention by only
one delegation.
They Repudiate Our Samuel.
The Times says the greenback Democ-
racy Of the State repudiate the action
OF the council recently held in this city,
which placed Gen. Samuel F. Cary, ol
Ohio, on the ticket for Vice President
They will soon hold meeting here.
They are in favor of supporting Tilder
and Hendricks, who have prospect Of
success, rather than Cooper and Cary
who can not be elected. They say they
are satisfied with the manner In which
affairs are shaping themselves in the
Democratic party in relation TO the cur.
rency question.
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For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, nth, at P. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ H. ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master
L,iFRlsSsssasF Apply ON board, or to Roysc Il Mos
sas=ii=sziaEza set, Matt. Mcclure Agents.
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BOARDING.

T1OARDING- - For one or two gentlemen,
ID with \ nice, large, second -stcr~ LIS John
ktTces. Reference. P.2t
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TIOR RENT-ROOM A neatly furnished
i room in private family, for gentleman
only. inquire at 32i Race street. 1920
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NTAETED-ROO OOM- -MATE-G -Gentleman to
w occupy apleBsant room, with good board,
in an American family; references. Apply
at 256 LongwOrth. street. 9-2t
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WANTED --M1scELLANHoUs

tAT TANTED-PLUMBER good plumber
w can get q permanent situation by adj
dressing }. W. X. BROWNE, 1855 second street,
Memphis, Tenn. 10-2t
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VNTANTED-TO BUY-A double circular
w saw mill, with 14x24 engine, and boiler
OF sufficient capacity; must be in good order;
will pay cash FOR a suitable mill. Address,
with full particulars, Post-ottice Box 1854.
9-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CLOTHES WBTNCERS
MIAMI AND WHITEWATER

For Sale and Repaired. Y. TETTENBORN
E0 w. Fifth street ias.tf. " Am
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VTTANTED-SITUAT a first class
wv cook in private family. Apply at Sot
Clark street. W-SG
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TARR'S AVENUE BAZAR,

Picnic Hats and all Millinery Goods at cost.
she Pleatlng to order 325 Central avenue,
opposite Ninth street. jyIS.26t
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WEANTED-VO RENT---A farm, with the
w privilege OF purchase; rent payable IN
cash at the expiration Of the year. Address
N0.2i Public landing. 9-3t
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FOUND,

fNOUND-CIG AltS-Two good cigars for
I pickel, ats. Z. cor. Main and Orchard sts.
myl0-tf
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT--HOUSE--NO 10 Milton street,
IL brick rooms, water and gas. Inquire l06
Thirteenth street H. 3t
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For POnlerOy.

THIS DAY, 1Oth, ,at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ ~ ASHLAND, Will. Kyle, Master.
eaissaas#$ Freight received at all hours on
fsssi.sss.liessE1za Mharlboat, foot Of Broadway.
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VNTANTED-STrUA tirst-class
wv carriage smith Address CHAs. DEL
Sheridan, Montcalm County, Michigan 1O-4t
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For Memphis.
For New Orleans.

18th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
IT, = ARLINGTON, Dan. Moore, Mas
IsHs$s.$I ter Apply on board, or to Royse &
sa1'azz.aAs2 Mosset j. s. Robinson, Agents.
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VALLEY PIONEERS PICNIC, adjourned
IRON August to August II, HINTS Grove.
special train from Plum.street Depot at A.
NJ. Round trip, SOC. aus-4t
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4 NJ,
G% y. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
l.saksSASs5 Morgan, Master. Freight received
ass=issRzsfzA at all hours on Wharf boat foot
OF Walnut street.
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VNT ANTED-AN UNMARRIED MAN-To
wv workon small farm OF thirty acres. A
steady situation for the right kind OF man.
THIS OFFICE. au5-u
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WTANTED - TO BUY = A good, second
wv hand road plow for four or six horses.
Address ROAD PLOW, No. 6O2 E. Third st.
Cat
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VNTANTED-TO INVEST-By the adverti-
w ser, who can furnish $500 or $780, to either
form partnership in or buy some saie estaD- n,i
lished Business. Address q. N, Box 1873, Tip
pecanoe City, Miami County, Ohio. 9-4t
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hWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
E8 MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ST. jy15-d
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 10th. at d, p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
the Railroad Packet
~ h. FLEETWOOD, j. T. Campbell,
! Ir6sss Master. Freight received at all
-zass;sass3a hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. W. HOnshell, Superintendent
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For UarrOIltOn
For Louisville.
For Evansville

FRIDAY, l1th, at 8. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
,I65sHSass#7 ter. Apply on board, or to j. G.
z.A's7Aazn@1zA Dorman & Co., Agents, No. Main
street
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For CarrOlItOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
9P. NJ,
~ HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
Slssasst5S4s Master. Apply on board, or to W.
ssssszz1z p. Walker, % Walnut street.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
-
XNOR SALE-LANp-- 80 acres prairie land;
z good spring on came; in thfckiy- settled
kounty-sea Or will trade. Address "W,"
this Office iyIA-tf
L>OR SALE-FA RM-Good farm of so acres.
E 50 miles west of Cincinnati, lk miles from
G0od town and station, in good order and good
improvements; will sell cheap. For o more
full description address or call on GEORGE
SNYDER, 1j0 Clark street. 9-St
NOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97X
L acres, situated X miles from the railroad,
in Clermont County; ~ acres in corn, y acres
in potatoes, ~ acres in meadow balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order
Vii! . Ill farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. good chance for any one desiring it
ic get good home Address b. b. s., Scar
sfi0e, 23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, Q.
jy2jd&jy27w-tf
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LOST.

OST--FAN CHAIN--In COyington, Tues
IL DAY eVenin', on Scott or Fourth street, q
siivor fan chain, with scent bottle. and small
gold fan attached. A liberal reward will be
paid II returned to Il West Fourth street, Cow
1RgtOn. 10-2t