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CHICAGO.
sad Plight OF the City of Magnifi-
cent Prete tensions.

sad Plight OF the City of Magnifi-
cent Pretensions.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, July 11.-In the City Coun-
Gil meeting yesterday afternoon the FL
nance Committee reported the floating
debt Of the city to be SO, GOT 300; avaiIa-
BILE tax assets, s8,966, ,9O6. Thus the
eity's condition 10 as bad as after the
fire OF 1870. The Committee recon.
mended heavy reduction on all sala-
riss, a classification of the floating debt,
and Its payment in the following order /
Glass A TO include all interest due or to
become due on the floating debt, labor
ers' account, trust fund and balance OF
former appropriation. Class B certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness. Glass G unex-
pended balances. The Committee
thought a general reduction better than
the abolition OF one or more depart
ments. It would not do to invite burg.
larry and murder by the disbanding OF
police and shutting of gas, nor the fire
tend by abolishing the Fire Departme Mt.
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Sword6ah Frolios

The sWordtish grows to a monstrouz
size. Occasionly they reach O thousand
pounds in weight, and are formidable
fighters.
A wounded swOrdfish will generally
turn with blind fer0oity upon any IhInr
he sees in the water, and drive his
sword through il. A few years aao \
man was killed In this way, while sit-
ting in "dory." A swordfsb. in tha
Jury OF its death furry, plunged Its
sword through the thin bottom OF IA
boat and into the man, killing hiE
instantly, and his death was nat
imagined even by his comrades on the
sioop near by until, wondering at his In.
activity, they rOwed to him and found
nlm corpse. 1t is related that two sr
three summers ago q quiet, inOffensiye.
little old bald headed gentleman want
out in boat from Newport to oa,ch
some small fish. black, or bass. er
founders, and WAS camly seated uHderA
broad green umbrella enjoying his harzn-
loss diversion, when a big swordfish
came along, and, taking offense at him
or his umbrella, or just spoilicg for a
light, went for him. The tirst notios the
old man had that he was "a trouble was
when the long sword OF the fisn dashed
through his boat near to his trail shias.
He sprang up on the seat In terror ana
yelled tor help. Again and again ths
enemy charged upon HIM, each tins
piercing the boat, which was fast flung
Win wafer. Some men at distances
saw his predicament and went TO hia
aid. The malevolent fish attacked them
also, and it was only with grest
difficulty that they were enabled, by
beating the water with their oars and
shouting. TO drive it away and rescas
the old man.
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TUESDAY EVENING. JULY Ii. 1876.

plead guilty this morning to indecent be.
havior, and was sentenced to the Work.
house for thirty days and to pay a fine
Of 500.
JOSEPH FINNELL slouched along by
the store of joseph Heideoamp yester-
day, and seeing a coat hanging up on a
peg took it down and walked oil. He
was caught. The sentence is "thirty
days and $100."
GEO. THOMAS waived examination this
morning and was bound over to the
Grand Jury to answer a charge Of grand
larceny-the stealing OF $42 worth of
moaey and valuables from VIM. Porter,
a colored hackman, living at No. Sl4
Court street.
THE recent rains have caused land
slides ON the side hill in the neighbor-
hood of the University, which endangers
not only that building but Kleiner's fine
property close by. From the same cause
work on the Elm-street Incline Plane is
seriously interered with.
CREsAP's real estate office was bur-
glar. zed recently, but no clue to the thief
was obtained. This morning, however,
Detectives Meade and Murray arrested
A. A. Ely ster, a watch maker at $40 West
Fifth street, and charged him with re-
ceiyIDg stolen goods. Part OF the arti.
oles taken from Cresap were found at
Eyster's place.
Mrs. MINNIE CLARK, who lives on Elm
street, between Eignth and Ninth, and
whose husband works at the corner Of
Sixth and EgEleston avenue, is in cell
in the Nintb-street Station-house with
six charges of false pretenses ON tine
slate against her. 1t is alleged that
while going through market yesterday
sac would tackle the small peddlers. the
match and comb boys, &C., and, by
pretense OF wanting to buy from them,
would present bill which they could
not "break," and then borrow dollar
promising to return in minute, and for
get all about it. Mrs. Clark will be ex-
amined on Saturday.
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ANT1-sLANe SOCIETY.
Heroic Efforts Of Young Ladies' to Suppress lin
American Language.
from the W beeling InteIligenesri

American Language.
lfrom the neeling IntelligeneeEi
The "Reform Club is the title oF .
new organization in the West End, or.
ganized BY young ladies for the purpose
or discouraging the use OF slang phrases
In conversation. AT recent meeiinx,
while member was addressing the seA
cIety, she inadvertently made use Of the
expression "awAl nice," and was called
10 order by sister member for trans
crossing the rules.
.'In what way have I traDsgressedf"
asked the speaker, blushing deeply. |.
"1ou said it would be .awfup nice te
admit young gentlemen to our deiiberAs
tions." replied the other.
"Well, wouldn't 1t beT returned the
speakerI "you know you said your.
self no longer ago than yesterday that
yes, l know; but you said taWfuI
nice.' THAT'S slang"
"WeI," said the speaker, tartly, sff
you are going to be so awful nice sbouS
it, perhaps it is; but wouldn't say aayx
Thing II l were you. Didn't You tell Sai@
lie Spriggins this morning to pull down
her basQueH
mo, I didn't" retorted the other. her
face growing crimson;"and sallie Sprig-
gins will say l didn't. She wOn't 70
back ON me-"
This Is nice racket you are giving
us" cried the President, after rapptnx
both speakers to order. "Let us ask,
what is the object OF this society1"
''fo discourage slang" cried dozen
voices.
"Kerect," said the President, ego ON
with the funeral" 4
A member rose to explain that aha
mad been lined at the last meeting fur
saying "awiul nice" herself, b1t she
hadn't the "stG:nps to pay it now.
would settle, however, lin the sweet by
and-5y."
"Tnapll be all right" said the Pres.
ldent; pay when you have the duoals.D
lady could say sold splendid' without
subjecting herself to fine.
You bet she can't" said the Pref,
dent, who was the original founder al
the society, and therefore appealed to
when any nice question was to be de-
cided.
"rhen," said the speaker, 81 move thaa
Miranda Pew come down with the dust,
for heard her say that her beau was
just old splendld.'n
Miranda's face was in blaze a. she
Dried:
"Well, il my beau was such An old
halr:pIn as your fellow is I wouIdRs
say it,"
"shOot the chinningp cried the Press-
dent; "will you never tumble?u
but the con. uslon was too great to bs
allayed. Mlranda's blood was up: some
sided with her and others against her:
and amid the Babel that follow ed cou d
be heard such exclamations as s.dry up.N
"nlce blackberry you are" sswipe I'd
your chin," ''hire hall" ETC., when a
motion 10 adjourn was carried ssby a
large majority"
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Vanderbilt.


BT American Press Association to the STAB.
NEW YORK, July 11.-VanderbiII holds
on to life with extraordinary tenacity.
He is to-day bright and cheerful and his
physicians are astonished at his extra
ordinary vitality.
The Geographical Society.
A meeting oil the American Geograph-
ical Society was held last evening at
Chickering Hall. Dom Pedro was pres
ent on the Stage beside Chiet Justice
DAILY, who presided. Dlm Pedro was
elected an honorary member. He deliv-
cred short address, thanking the Sc
ciety for the honor and eulogizing the
work 1t had accomplished. He expressed
qualification at the manner i'll which he
had been received by the American peo-
pie and the pleasure he had received
from his visit. The speech was loudly
cheered.
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Losses by Fire,

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CLINTON, ONEIDA Co., N. Y, July H.
A large fire occurred here yesterday ar
ternoon, destroying one large store, the
church and chapel, and several frame
dwellings.
IRoNroN, o. July 1t.-Mears, Olhaber
ana Co.'s large stove foundry took iire
and burned completely down last evea.
Ing. Loss, $15.Oooi only nartially In
aurea,
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The Express Robbery.

nv American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE latest news in
connection with the Missouri Pacific
train robbery is the PRONUNCIATION of an
order Diminishing all conductors on the
road. Most OF them have been with the
Company from five to ten years. 1t is
said the Company Is fully convinced that
the robbery ii not executed, was at least
planned and aided by railroad employees.
Larry Hazen, OF Cincinnati, and little
party Of detectives from this and other
plav;s have gone to Sedalia to aid the
Railroad and Express Companies.
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hIortuarY Record.

Henry Felderman. 5 years, city.
Sophie L. Samdenam, week, city.
George Staratler, 6 months, Germany
Fred Otto, 4 years 8 months.
John Nyland, q years, Ireland.
Alex. Scruggins, 10 years, Virginia.
Harry Mulvaney, 8 months, city.
J. Z. Knight, years, Newport. KY.
Grace Curtis, months, city.
Joseph Felikamp, 10 months, city.
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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.
The following was received, and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on
Railroads.:
"CINCINNATI, o., July 6, 1876.
ITO the Board of Public Works:
"GENTLEMEN-To further the proposi.
tion made your honorable body by ID,
Sinton, ESQ.,, in regard to the removal of
street railroad tracks from Filth street,
between Main and Walnut, we would
respectfully say to you that so far as
this company is concerned, we will agree
to said change consistent with the pos
sible running OF our cars, as MIR. ID. Sim
ton ana yourselves may agree upon.
"Respectfuily, yours,
"The Storrs and Sedamsville Street Rail-
road Company, per
~. w. GAFP, Piesident,v
The Committee consisting Of Messrs.
Caldwell and Gessert, TO whom was re-
ferred the bids for street repairs for
reported the same back,
Bids were received from all the Wards
save that of the Twenty-iirst.
A general review Of the bids shows
that there are Tor the twenty-four Wards
SlS9, ,O95; estimate for the TWENTY first
Ward. S13. Gil; total, S2OS. .006. The Board
must decide us 70 the formality Of each.
9est and Atkinson, in communion
ton, call the attention of the Board TO
the TACT that the catch-basins at Sixth
and Culvert, and Harrison ana t,ulvert
streets, are totally Inadequate to re-
oeive the water during storms, and that
by last Friday's ratn oomplainaats had
been damaged 10 the extent Of $500, Re.
ferred TO the Eogtneer,
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FORTY-FoURTH CoSGREsS.-Ist SESSION

SENATE. r.4
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The House bill
establishing pOst-roules through the
country was taken up, but soon laid
aside for the regular morning business.
A resolution was introduced directing
the Secretary of War to report the mum.
ber Of troops in the Southern States.
and the location OF each command; but,
objection being made, it went over for
the day. At the expiration OF the morn
ing hour, the Impeachment trial was re-
sumed and several important witnesses
were examined, among them Gen. Hazen
and Nr. T.. p. Marsh. After a short
executive session the Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-A bill contin-
uiDg Tor ten days longer the act to de-
fray the expenses OF the Government
temporarily was passed. A resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary Of
War for information In regard to the OBJ
ject Of the recent Black Hills' military
expedition. Bills were introduced and
referred: For the enlistment of six
months men in the army to aid
in suppressing the Indian hos
tilities in the Northwest. For
Commissioner to visit the
Indian Territory and report upon the
condition Of the tribes resident therein.
A bill was passed to permit the sale,
under certain restrictions, of foreign
goods now at the Centennial Exhibition.
The Conference Committee on the Con-
sular and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill were reported unable to agree and
a new committee was appointed. The
act making temporary appropriations
for the public printing was continued
ten days longer. Adjourned until Wed
nesday on account OF the sultry weather.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
ssued since our last report:
Sidney Woodruff and Alice Kessler.
ii. Bird and Mary Smith.
N. 0'Snaughnessy and C. McFaddden.
II. Kathmann and l.. McKendrick.
j. +. Dyrssen and A. NJ. White.
Chas. A. Smith and Ann Wagner.
l.. G. brock and Louisa Wilkens.
Z. IL. Johnnismeier and Katie Placke
Jno. Edmonson and A. Holloway.
Jno. Pfadt and Carrie Huer.
John Albert and Catherine Vessel.
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The Geographical Society.
FOREIGN.
MORE rURKIsH sUCCRssEs.

MORE TURKISH SUCCESSES.
By American Press Association to the sTAa.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Dispatche. from
Constantinople announce that the Turks
have captured the town of Saint Char.
General Tehernayeff is reported to be
surrounded by the Turkish forces from
Sophia and Mlddin, and his defeat is
considered certain.
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Another Brush wish she Indian.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
SALT LAKE, July 11.-A private dis
patch received from Fort Fstterman by
Major Bryant commanding Camp
Douglass, states that the four companies
of infantry under command OF Major
Burke, which left here ten days ago to
join Crooks command, were attacked
by the Sioux about seventy-five miles
ing train OF supplies two miles long,
and taken by surprise in a very rough
and uneven country. A sharp engage
ment ensued. Five men were kaasd
and seven wounded. Names als ,ift
given, as 1t is impossible TO lsarr tdr-
ther particulars at present.
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An indignant Norwester is down on
bachelor Presidents. Just hear him:.
Those persons who are OLD enough to
remember the imbeclle administration
of Buchanan, will never vote for another
old bachelor. A man might live thou
sand years and not arrive at mature
age, unless he should marry. No more
old bachelors for us.
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The Toledo Journal, itself Democrats.
is out Of patience with the Democrats ef
Maine for declaring against Imitation. Dc
says, POLITICALLY, sin the midst Of q gress
drouth, with no moisture In the heavens
ana no grass growing, they pray thAsit
may never rain."
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This is the season when the young lady
Of the household goes out to view the
twinkling stare and inhale the evening
fragrance, and rushes back TO get q cat
erpillsr out Of tbe neck VI her aresG
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Some one some time ago. seeing twsss
three eminent lawyers gathered togssass
on a spot supposed to be likely caussa
az the site of ths new law courts, saxd
that they had met there TO viow xh1s
ground where they must shortly lie,
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BY Lightning.

Special to the STAR.
OXFORD, o., July ia oolored man,
named johnson. was instantly killed by
lightning while standing under a tree.
a companion was badly injured.
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II 0ST-BREAST-PI -PIN--On last Wednesday
~ week, an Odd-fellows' breast pin, set with
garnet, turquoise and pearl "a present from an
ed friendl, either on Plum or ahird Street.
down to Rogers spoke factory. The finder
will pleaee leave same at rex Bank street.
AND receive reward. IO-st
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-No. ls8 West Ninth
4 street; eight rooms, newly papsred and in
good order Apply to M. U. SHOEM AKER,
southeast corner Fourth and Main, between 3
and 10 A. NJ. and and p. N. ii-st
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FOR sALE--RHAL EsTATB.

TOR SALE-TwO LOTS - In Clifton Lot
ID. Company, situated west Of Clifton avenue,
ut n bargain. Inquire at 1ul 4. Liberty street.
1O-2t
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LOST.

r OST - SLEEVE BUTTON - Gold sleeve
IL button initial By, Thursday evening Find
or return TO shipping Clerk, 16 W est Second
street, and be rewarded. lost
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WANTED - STU ALTON by . young
w lady, graduate Of high school, and hold
sr Of q Two years certificate in Cincinnati
public schools, as teacher in private family;
Jan also teach German. Address j., Gazette
office, 1l-3t
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wANTED-.-s1ruAT1oNs.

IXTANTED : SITUATION - By a practi-
wv cal gardener; references Address RU :
DOLPH LlLISG, SedamsviIle, o. I0-3t
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w by young man who understand taxing
care Of horses and cows: can work in garien
and make himself generally useful; no objec-
non TO the country; references. Apply at 426
West Fifth street. 1876
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"ANTED--S SITUATION As frst-class
wv miller; good citv reference. Inquire or
address l.. ROTH. vs. East Eighth street.
r. 11-3t Ir
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TNTANTED-TO BUY-A telegraph key,
w secondhand; must be cheap. Address
q. w. HUNSINGER, McGonnigle Station, D.
1Q-35
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VNT ANTED = SITUATION - BY man and
w wife, without children. to work on o
Esntleman's place: references given. Address
y. RABB, Cunninsyille, Ohio. I-2t
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Third Edition

The meet tasenty-tour hours probably fair
and saltry sceather, folloaoed by light local
shODers.
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MAJ ANTED - CHILD BY a respectable
w widow, child or children to take care
OF, during the temporary absence of parents.
Reference given ard required. Terms reason
able. Address L. NJ, Dayton, KY. ju28-1
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MISREPRESENTATION

TXTANTED-GIRL-An intelligent girl IL
wv or 10 years Of age. to make her home In
= small family. Address j. B. W., Box al,
QreensbGry, indiana. lts
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TNOR RRENT-HOUSE-A.th three story brick
IL house, 8 rooms, S27 John street. INQUIRE al
9l2 Richmond street, one door from Gutter.
1l-8t
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NTANTED - STU ALTON - By . steady,
w sObsr young man. as varnisher in some
manufacturing works; wages not SO much an
bbjeot as q permanent situation. Address
Ioekb0x ,2i0, Richmond, Indiana. 104t
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E0R SALk-LAND--5 80 acres prairie land; ;
Il good spring on same; in thickiy settled
neighborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county-seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this ofiice iy14-tf
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,TXTANTED-sTEAMB steam-
w boat either stern wheel, propeller or
canal boat. Address. stating lowest price,
JOHN REESE, 91 Mulberry street. 1b-2t
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wv ANTED = OFFICE-ROOM- - With good
w light, between Central avenue and Vine
street, and seventh and Court Address H.,
w Baymiller street. 1O-3t
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AwANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
s3g8 MARTIN, at 40 w. Fifth St jy16-d

,W ANTED - AGENCY - A gentleman Of
w good business qualifications and connec-
tlOns, about to locate In California. desires
Arst-class agency. Address CALIFORNIA,
Ad6 w. sixth street. lt lO-9t
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FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT-HOUsE-Brick houss of six
u rooms. No. 451k X Court street. between Cut-
ter and Linn; rent low. Apply at 81 Mound.
20 Tat =
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FOR RHNT-.RooMs

EOk kENT-ROOMS--Cho for families,
Il witn board, at Brock House, 81 Mound ST.
ll-4t
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IL railroad, and within three miles OF county
seat. in Indiana, s0 miles from Cincinnati, for
Me per acre in long payments. Inquire at 45
West Ninth street. I0.3t
TOR SALE-FAkM-A splendid farm OF 40
IL acres, a. cleared and ~ in woods; will be
sold cheap, as party is going South; land situ-
ated three miles from Harrison: no house on
place; good well and fence. Address MRS. p.
Ii. IOoI, MlamitoWn, Ohio. 1U-4t
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NV ATION-By young man.
w to teach a country school; also, would
like few music pupils. Best Of references
given. Wages no object. Address F. z. sER-
RlLL, 554 West Eighth street. jy10-3t+
W7ANTED-PARTNER 18th $500 capital
wv to take equal interest in manufactur-
ang business, to be located iu Dayton, Ohio;
can make 5000 O year. Call on or address
EVANS, o63 W. Sixth street II-2t
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EoR RENT ROOMS : Four front rooms.
n INQUIRE nortneast corner Fifth and Smith.
at ~ IVY
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FOR SALE.

;LNOR SALE-RESrAURANT confec-
Il tiOnery; good town and location. Ad-
aress Post-0fiice Box I'll St. Mary's, Ohio.
l0-3t
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EOR SALE BABY CARRIAGE Fine
T make and in good condition; will sell cheap.
Cali at northwest corner Court and Mound
streets. 1O-3t