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Miscellaneous - Pat. Cain, burglary,
dismissed; Charles Keebon, peddling
without license, $40; George Bauman,
assault with intent to Kill, continued
Mich. Burgman, abusing family, dis.
missed; F. II. Suhr, II. Groneweg. Jas
Davis, 5. Newcomb, exhibiting gamina
devices, continued; Chas. Ellsner, Jas,
| Rhephart, Ben. Simmons, John Green
Henry Grauss, II. Kendall, James Gun.
bingham, George Gintz, Aug. Mass a.
John Farris, Urg Rung, G. q. Brow n,
RJbt. Sears, JAS. Hoover, Geo. Stillmln.
John Garvey, Thos. Brown, A. Smith
Geo. Cunningham, Geo. Evers, j Ohm
Scheiman, Jas. Curiman, l.. Lipps,rd,
Jas. Mckittrick, Albert Walker, z. Con-
rad, A. K ed, Fred. Flnks and Z. Bren.
ner, aiulng and abetting gamblin Q,
continued; August Weimeyer, kee ping
bowling alley open on Sunday,
$lO0; joseph Meyer, same, 500; William
Boyle, thiet, dismissed; VIM. Ryan e.
Co., O'Hern & Cauyhlin and Enright &
Connors, obstructing street, continued:
John Dougherty, shooting with intent to
kill, bound over; Martin Feeney, sist-
ing officer, $40; Scott Claxton, fugitive
from justice continued; Chas. Ander-
son, embezzlement, continued; James
Biggs, permitting false measures to be
used, execution issued; David Craw-
ford, malicious destruction Vf property.
$40.
Drunk and Disorderly-Ellen Morgan,
execution issued; Ellen Gallagher, Ce.
celia Leutbercot, James Whalen, dis
missed; Martin Feeney John Gain, eacn
IS; Eizabeth Butler, b. Butler, Cath
crime McDonough, dismissed; ] ohu El.
lie, G. w. Cuilin, 10 days each; William
Frazer, 81; David Crawford, So; NJ.
hheating, dismissed; John schmitz. IS;
Theodore Sellers, dismissed; Casper
Herft, 10; Jacob Dunlap, SIS; Charles
Allen, 70.
Petit Larceny-John Rooney, execu-
tion issued; Adam Bart, Nick. Hughey
and N. Mitchell, dismissed; Joseph
Schgemer, 30-$50.
Assautand Battery-John Woods and
Martin Eeeney, $40; G. Meyer, bail for
feited; f. Hartzberg and Ii. Dig, $40;
las. Ferguson, 80; John Walker, $i0; Ii
Z. Bates, IS.
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Minor Mentions.

| BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-The Herald this
morning says the Maine election is not
significant in either direction.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Tbe Presi-
dent has appointed James S. Beach
Postmaster at st. Joseph, Missouri, and
signed the commission OF Thos. z. BIng-
nam, Postmaster at Mobile.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.--The boiler of
an engine on the Baltimore g. Olio Rail-
road exploded near Frederick, Mary
land, Yesterday afternoon, and killed
August Schafer, engineer, and James f..
Cook, fireman.
BELGRADE Sept. 12.-Official dis.
patches say there was severe lighting
Sunday and Monday between Deligrad
ana exinatz, in consequence of the
Turks attempting to throw a bridge
across the Mavara. They were unsuc-
cessiul.
New YORK, Sept. 12.-Gen. Grant. in
an interview at Long Branch, con-
slders the result in Vermont salts
factory. He says if the Repub-
llcans carry Ohio and Indiana
in October, the Democrats have no
chance. II, however, the Democrats
carry these States, he considers Tilden
as good as elected.
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Gamblers iM Limbo,

Captain johnson, with squad of da.
tectives, raided +. Y. Suhr's gambling
den at No. 16l Race street, about d
O'Clock last evening, and captured ths
proprietor and all of the gambling para
phernalla. Bail was given by the AZ
rested parties.
Court Officer Frank. Ramsay and Ser
geant Riley, toge7her with eleven poliee-
men, sWoOped down on the Sun Saloon,
They went upstairs and arrested the
proprietor, Jim Davis, with S. New
camp, who cOnd ucted the game.
Sixteen players were also gathered in
and at the Nihth-stceet Station gave
their names as James RlinehardL
Ben. Simmons, Jonn Green, Henry
Grano, II. Kendall, Jas. Cunning
ham, Geo. GinlZ, Aug. NJ ,sSa, John Far
ris, Chas. +. Brown, Robert Sears, Jas
Hoover, GEO. sytiilman, John GarYey, p.
Ellis and ung Ruug, Chinese peddler.
Against Davis and some of his hired
men, the charge of exhibiting gaming
devices and OF aiding and abetung in q
game OF chance, were seYerally pre-
ferred. The latter charge was aIso
placed against the players. A "goose.n
indicator, registering table, checks.
cards, &C., also hazard.table and die.
ing apparatus were captured and taken
to the police station in an eXprsss
wagon.
The prisoners, thirty-fYe in number.
appeared i'll the Police Court this morn.
ing and by request or counsel the caseE
were LAID over until Saturday morning
next.
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Court Cuttings,

Mary A. Wier against j. Ii. Wier. "A
suit OF divorce on the ground of willfui
absence. Decree granted.
Mary F. Nipple against j. W. Hipple.
Divorce asked on the ground Of extrems
cruelty and gross neglect. Evidence MOI
closed.
Catherine Mango against Benz. Mango.
petltlon ior divorce on the ground o1
Wlillul absence and neglect. Decraa
granted.
Martin Neave, hardware merchant,
NO. " Main street, made an ass signmeIci
to Cnas. Ii. Stephens,
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--~S . Sr--
FLASHES,

General Sherman and Secret tary Cam
eroh are at LeaVenwortb, Kansas.
The Democrat, of Toledo, is to be pub.
lished daily during the campaign.
The Germania Flour Mills, at Freder.
icksburg, Va, burned yesterday. Loss
$0O,OOO; insurance $4,000.
The total number of interments al
savannah from fellow fever since The
last report were twenty. The Asso
citation OF that city asks aid for the suf
terers.
Caleb Weeks, of New York, was
stabbed ana killed yesterday by John
Spellman, whom he accused Of cheating
at cards. SpelIman is taking spell in
the TOmbs.
Inc case OF Alexander Sullivan. muir
derer OF 9. q. Hantord. was up in the
criminal Court OF Chicago YESTERDAY,
ana an the defendant pleaded not guilty.
Inc case was, on representation of his
counsel, put over till next term.
The tWenty-fOurth annual MEETING of
the American Pharmaceutical Associa.
ton Will be held at Philadelphia. COM
menclng to-day. The Association is un-
ger the charge oil an Actudry, speaking
English, German and French, whose
special duty it is to give information to
visiting pharmaceutists.
While an excursion train was en- route
from Bayou Sara 10 Laurel Hill, La.
yesterday, limb Of a tree struck some
men on top OF a boX-car. George Nc.
Arm was thrown under the wheels and
hofllDly mutilated and instantly killed.
a col0red boy badly bruised and two or
Cnfee others slightly wounded.
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THE MAINE ELECTION,


Latest Figures on the Returns.
By American Press Association to the STAR,
AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept. 12.-Mr. Blaine
sent the following dispatch 10 Governor
Hayes:
1--WE have carried the State on the
largest vote ever cast by a ma
Jorily Of from 1900 to 10000
being gain of some 10000 on the
majority of last year. Have carried
every Congressional District. We have
elected our County officers in every
county in the State, with possibly two
EXCEPTIONS; have regained one county
which the Democrats have had
foryears past; have elected twenty mine
out Of thirty-one State Senators, and
from three-fourths to tour-tiths of the
Representatives to the State Legisla-
ture. Our triumph is complete and
overwhelming, and indicates that YOU
will secure the electoral vote of this
State in November by majority of from
twenty to twenty-five thouSandD
EAsTPoRT, Me-, Sept. 12.-Both sides
claim the county. The vote is very full,
The Republicans claim the State by
Il, 600 majority.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, four
members present, and Mr.. Baker in the
chair.
A permit for three months was granted
the Gas Company in which to repair
leaks.
A bill OF $93 SO for repair of beds of the
Canal, Within The city limits, was or
dered paid, having been duly approved.
A communication was received from
the y. u NJ. Railroad Company asking
permission to lay track from the pres
ent track, about the middle OF Front
sur eet, and at a point about three hun
dred and fifty feet west of Front street,
and running from thence southwest in
radius of two hundred and forty feet,
and overproperty belonging to the Hola-
bird heirs, now occupied by the OHIO
Elevator Referred TO the Committee
on Railroads.
On motion the Supervisor of Streets
was directed to have Bridges Nos. and
2 on Badgeley'S Run repaired.
Adjourned.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Visiting RifInnnn

The Visiting RifIemem.
By American Press Association to the STAR,
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The rifle teams
yesterday sailed up the Hudson, where
they Inspected the Military Academy.
Vanderbilt
is reported unchanged to-day.
The Ticket Agents,
Convention closed yesterday. They meet
again next March at st. Louis.
A Decision
will be rendered on Thursday on the
motion OF change of venue in the
Beecher case.
Major Augustus III. Seward,
son of late Governor Seward. died yes.
terday at the residence of his brother
Frederick, in Westchester County. His
death was caused by paralysis of the
eye.
Tweed.
A Washington special says ATTORNEY
General TAFT states that Tweed has been
found and will be brought home. and
VIII doubtless play an important part in
New York politics before the November
election. lie will be handed over to the
au horities under requisltion by Gov.
ernor Tllden.
A Statement
of the Directors of the New York Cen
trail Road is published. 1t denounces
the persistent misrepresentations aud
sensational rumors lately set afioat re-
garding its condition. The Company,s
assets arc $4S, $50. 900. It's bonds issued
amount to $25, ,0U0,0 900. 1t has assumed
othnr compan es' bonds to the extent Of
$2,573 900, and pays interest on $lS, 900, 900
more ot other companies. Its annual
interest Oh bonds is $2.140 113, its net
earnings for 1874 were "a 449 909, for 1878
~, 283' 909, aud for past eight months
Sl,T94, 900.
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Into Winter Quarters.

BY American Press Association 10 the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia special from
Terry's Column, at the mouth of Glen
dale Creek, Montana, says that tht
troops disbanded September 8, and all
active operations are abandoned. Gen,
Terry will devote his attention to sun.
plying the new camp on the Yellowstone.
where lCrce of fifteen hundred men
will remand during the winter.
Inc water Is so low that the provis.
ions, three hundred tons, must be trans
ported overland from Fort Bulord. The
personal staff OF Gen. Terry will at once
return to st. Paul, but he will remain to
superintend operations.
Gen. Crook is still scouting on the
Little Missouri, but reports the trail
scattering. He has encountered one
severe storm. lie is nearly out of pro.
visions and has very little prospect of
anything.
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FOREIGN.
THE EAST.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
VIENNA, Sept. II. - Montenegro will
not join with Servia in any steps look
ing to mediation by the Powers. Prince
Nlkata has released Prince Milan from
his agreement not to take independent
action with a view to peace, but 10
unite with Montenegro in any measures
which both might agree upon.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12-The following
items are taken from latest foreign files
Field Marshal Won Moltke is seriously
i'll at Grais.
There are fifty thousand Austrians on
the Save and Danube, ready 10 march at
moments notice.
The escape of French political priso
ors from the convict settlement OF New
Caledonia is reported to be a matter of
almost daily occurrence. Adyces re-
celVed at Melbourne July 10 stated that
one party OF eight escaped in boat re-
Gently, and were not afterwards heard
Of, and party OF five who escaped later
were picked up alter three days expos.
ure by French war vessel which had
been sent in pursuit.
Inc uearth OF labor in the province of
Otazo, New Zealand, is SO great that
farmers have been compelled to avail
themselves Of the help Of Cinnamon in
their harvest work.
Information having been received by
the Cove: nor of st. Mary's Convict
Prison at Chatham, England, that an
attempt was to be made to effect the re.
lease of the Fenian conVicts, stlong
body of military has been detailed for
duty and chain of sentlies is posted
round Tie exterior of the prison walls,
There are five Fenian prisoners at Chat
ham, some Of whom were concerned in
the murder OF Police Sergeant Bratt at
Manchester. The chief of these men
has for some time been worked in gang
with Bidwell.
some doubts have been expressed in
some quarters as to the success of the
proposed universal exhibition OF Paris in
1878; The statement having been made
that the German Government amongst
others would not take any part in the
enterprise. 1t is now stated, however.
that these doubts have been removed
and the German Government will not
hold alooI.
GREAT CONFEDERATION IN PARIS,
PARIS, sept. IA great cOnfagration
broke out i'll Rue Bondy, in this CITY. last
evening, and is still raging. The mill
tary has been called out to assist the
nremen In subduing the flames. Many
lives are reported lost.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12

DEMoCRATiC.-The Thirteenth Ward
Illden and Hendricks Club met at their
headquarters last night. A motion was
made and adopted that the Tilden and
Hendricks Guards of the same ward be
| consolidated with the senior club. A
motion to procure uniforms was carrjed
and one hundred ordered. Mr. Aug.
Blrnbryer was elected Colonel OF the
GUARDS. The DeXS meeting is set tor
| wednesday at 7 O'clock at Osseforth's
stables, to make preparations for the
| grand rally.
Tue Twenty-thrd Ward Guards rive
lhelf hrst social picnic at Bellevue Cur.
uen, tnls afternoon and evening.
AT the Eighth Ward meeting held last
hISat the following committees were s,,-
pointed to report next Friday eyening
at the Race-street Engine. house: On tars.
SanIzatloE-Thomas Lee, A. +. Clark
hos. j. Gray, +. j, Quinn, Thomas n.
Gibbons. % on HaIl-Dr. Thomas McFee-
ly, william Brennan, Anthony Kinney
Hugh Quinn, Patrick McCartv,
a meeting will be held. tomorrow
evening at "a O'Clock, at corner Vine
ana Hamilton Road. Speakers: Hon
d. Z. ,Brockmeyer, of Missouri; Hon. j.
r. Follett ana Hon. S. h. Hunt. This is
Al ibShNSN w pO q SLuuu ElliV.
Saturday evening, September 16 at
~ O'Clock, meeting of Delhi and Rivar'
Slde at the corner of Carpenter street
and the ONO " Mississippi Railroad, at
riverside. Speakers: Hon. Jacob WAR
Hon. l.. w. Goss, and Thomas B. Pax.
ton, E,q.
Saturday evening, September 1B a,
IA O'Clock, meeting at Pleasant Ridge.
SpeakeTs: Z. W. baker, Esq, Andrew
Saturday evening, September is, atTx
O'CLOCK, at wyoming. Speakers: Hon.
Ii. b. Banning, Hon. s. f. Hunt. aod
others. There Will be gathering of the
First and Second Districts. A Iarne
Tilden and Hendricks pole wil De
raised.
The Tildeu and Hendricks CIHAs AZ
the different wards are requested to tnrn
out 10 the meeting Wednesday evening
al the corner OF Vine street and HanJ'
ton Road.
The Tllden and Hendricks Clubs os
inc clty ana county are requested TO re-
polt tnelr organizations at Democrats
headquarters as soon as organized.
REPUBLICAN.-The Central Republicans
Club meets tonight at Hopkins Han.
There will be mass meeting at the
corner of Court and Gutter streets ON
" ednesday evening, consisting of tim
sixteenth, Seventeenth, Twentieth ana
Iwenty Wards. Speakers. Hnn-
). Matthews, Claiming Richards, ESQ
Hon. NJ. b. Hagans. NS
hon. John b. Jenp, recently proprie.
or of the Cincinnati VoIkstreupss -,rs,,
.ddress the people of Cincinrat, "a
embar IA. ''-
e
Inc following speakers win be hero AZ
ollows; Hon. j. Ipgersoli, OF IiIiMo,a
'eptemoer IL; Col. Geo. w. Carter =:
.oulsiana, September al and 81. ii,r
onn eherman, September 20; Hon. Jza.
" Biaine, OF Maine September 90.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
PoTTSvILLE, PA, Sept 12.-At 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Sheriff
Warner and deputies, accompanied by
Judge Pershing ana u number of news
paper reporter, repaired to the County
Jan and read The death warrant sent
them by Governor Hartranft for Joseph
Boyle, Hugh Mcclellan, Jos. Roerty ana
JAS. Carroll, the convicted murderers of
b. +. Yost, which occurred on the 5th
OF July, 1915, and Thos. Munley, con-
ylcted OF the murder OF Thomas Sanger,
at Ravel Run, last September.
The reading of the warrants took place
in the Warden's room, and the prison
ers were brought in from their cells in
the order named. They showed no
trepidity, but received the sad news
with composure and seemed as if the
terrible tidings were expected. Alter
the painful duty had been performed the
Sheriff and party left the PRISON and sep
arated. 1t is expected that writs Of er-
ror to the Supreme Court will be taken
out in short time.
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FOrepaugh Coming.

Adam Forepaugh's great menagerle,
museum and moral double circus, will
commence an enga cement here next
Monday, remaining four days, and CIV
ing two performances each day.
This will be the first time this unpar-
alleled combination Of wonders has vis-
tied us for i've years, and it will receive
such greeting as was never given to
a similar institution before.
We shall have much more to say of its
attractions before it reaches here, and
ctn now only call the atten-
ton of our readers to the ADVERTISE
ment,
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Suydam, who was killed on the Sth inst.
at Delta Station, in the collision be-
tween a Mt. Lookout dummy and train
on the Little Miami Railroad Train, was
resumed. The testimony at noon had
not been concluded.
WE are informed that Mrs. Bauman,
the woman residing on Linn street near
Livingston, may, perhaps, recover fl ON
the effects of her husbands brutal as
sault OF last night. The upper part Of
her forehead is fractured to The extent
OF about one and halt inch. Five ply
sicians In the neighborhOod were called
upon, but for some cause refused to
attend. DR.. Henning, District Physi-
clan of the Fourteenth Ward, was at
last called in and is attending her now.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12

Committees be Committee to ascertaiE
and report
VI. Inc law now in existence with re-
~. The time and the condition dE
which the Trustees will be prepared Ec
lease the road in whole or in sections.
~. The propriety of meeting of ts,e
Trustees and this Joint Committee, and
TO arrange for such meeting, If proper
81. The necessity and propriety OF fur.
ther legislation, with draft Of suGd
legislation if required"
The Committee then adjourned k
meet as the call Of the Sub-Commtttee.