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that he fought honestly and squareiy for

that he fought honestly and squareIy for
his 81 800, whereas Goss did not.
Up to noon no bail had been procured
by Allen, though it is thought he win
get it soon. Mr.. Ringo Is willing to 20
on his bond tor $1,000 and q Nj. Pat.
Murphy for $1,000. 1t is thought that the
"a, 900 can be given before this evening.
Theobaud Bauer went over to COving-
ton to answer to the charge OF aiding in
q prize fight. He was represented by
Theodore Hallam, M. j. Dudley, John
Benton and Judge Roberts. The Attor-
ney OF the Commonwealth, WIN. Cleary,
did not have all of his witnesses prog
ent, and on agreement the case was con-
tinued until Monday afternoon at q
O'Clock. Bauer Is out on bond.
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Rough on the ola GentIe1nan.

Charles S. Shawk, an cid gentleman
who resembles in appearance the stage
makeup of Joe Jefferson when tricksd
OUT as RIP Van Winkle," and who is in
his seyenty-tnird year, weiLto-do Ill a
pecuniary sense, and MUCH respected ip
bis town, Lancaster, Ohio, is noE
Under arrest in this city at aa
hotel, and. this evening viii
be brought before Squire Schwab to ap,
swer charge OF basLardy preferred Ivy
an eighteen-year old uleoe OF his named
Eliza S. Sampson. The prisoner arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon in Gus
went to Lancaster the day before 70 serE
the warrant.
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Minor Mentions.
BY American Press Association to the STA

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 9.-General Sher.
man aud Secretary Cameron started
this forenoon on their tour of inspection
West.
Nay YORK, Sept. GA London special
say sSlothing whatever is known here
concerning the arrest of Tweed. except
o mere rumor. Americans in London
discredit the reports. &h+
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Convention
of Ticket Agents met again to-day at
the st. Nicholas Hotel In secret ses-
sion. They finally decided on further
reduction OF ten per cent. from all points
vest of Chicago.
LONDON, Sept. 9.--Hon. Mr.. Gladstone
addressed his constituents nt Green.
Wish to-day, Ehsss was an immense
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FROM THE POLITICAL WORLD
Mr. Tilden VIII Explain.

BY American Press Association to the STAR
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Ihe friends OF
Mr.. TIlden here say that he will publish
Convention at Saratoga a statement in
regard to his Income returns, which will
silence all charges made against him in
this connection.
Massachusetts, Republicans.
BOSTON, Sept. "a grand Republi-
can ratification meeting WAS held at
Faneuil Hall last evening, and was at-
tended by large crowd. Hon. II. s..
Pierce presided and made sn aqdress,
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THE LATE RTOES.
An Impartial Account of the Afu
fair.

An Impartial Account of the Afu
i fair.
American Press Association to the STAR.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 9.-The &C
counts telegraphed from this city con
cerning the late disturbances have been
more or less partial In character. The
following is given as an accurate report
OF the occurrences: 0nsthe night OF W ed
nesday, the 9th inst, oolored Dsmo.
cratic meeting adjourned, and few
white men present offered their services
as an escort 10 project The c0lored
speakers, who had been threatened by
some of the colored Republicans on ac-
count OF their alleged desertion of their
race.
While en- route to the houses OF the
o9lored orators the guard, consisting OF
about fifteen white men, marching in a
hollow square with the blacks in the
center, Was met by an angry and infuri-
ated mob Of blacks, who began abusing
them. Finally white man was knocked
down. Pistol shots and brickbats were
then fired by the mob upon the escort,
who, preserving good order and protect
ing their cOlored friends, sought refuge
in the arsenal and placed their wards In
charge of the United States troops, who
garrsoned the post.
The mob then began an attack upon
the whites. The police, under Chief
Hendricks, went TO the rescue and sue
ceeded, with great difficulty, III escort
ing the whites to a SJation-house whore
they were protected. Main street was
III possession OF the mob tor several
hours, and men could not CROSS it with
out peril. On Thursday night, the 7Lh
instant, all the military clubs were un-
der arms, and tue ssreets were patroled
by police and mounGed men all night.
About 2. N. band Of negroes fired
av0lley into the windows OF Burns Hall,
on King street, where white rifle club
had assembled uuder orders. The Vol
ley was returned by the whites, with
what results are unknOWn; but one
death is thus far reported. Buckner, a
white man, was snot Wednesday eve
ming.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
As to TWeed's Arrest.


by American Press to the Association STAR.
NEW YORK. Sept. 0.-The news Of the
arrest of Tweed at Vega, Spain, on board
a Spanish merchant vessel, the Carmen,
while he was travelling under the as.
sumed name of Secar, caused great sur
prise here, and was not CT edited by the
majority OF citizens. TWeed's old friends
doubted it most of all. Soma declared
they had information lately that ne was
in London, others that he was in Edin-
burg with three American friends.
Some had word that he was short of
money and had become tired Of wander
ing, Arab-like, over the world.
1t is understood be borrowed 81 000, 900
OF Ingersoll before he left America. Tie
Spanish Consul doubted the story of the
arrest. Deputy Sheriff Cumming, an
old and intimate friend OF Tweed, placed
no confidence in it. He said Tweed is
still in the United States. Rumors were
also current that the arrest had been
brought about by Governor Tilden, who
has caused Sheriff Conner to squeal on
Tweed's hiding place.
The New Jersey Central Railroad
Is to make a new put OF $5,000,000 OF
bonds, being the third mortgage ON the
road.
Vanderbilt
was easier last night, and rather i'm.
proved.
The Cuban Patriots.
News has been received here that the
Cuban patriots have sacked Los Minas
and pillaged the city without opposition
from the Spanish garrison, which fled at
their approach.
Col. Shattuc for Low Rates.
At the Convention of General Ticket
Agents held yesterday in the St. Mich.
olas Hotel the following resolution, in
troduced by w. B. Shattuc, of the A. 6
q. W. Railroad, was referred to COM
mittee, who are to report 10 the Con-
vention:
Whereas, The past has demonstrated
that the rates on Centennial tickets are
too high, therefore,
"Resolved, That the rates on Centen-
nial tickets be reduced one iull fare to
New York and returuj and to Philadel-
phia and return the rate shall be. 81
less than to New York and return from
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cres time,
Columbus or Cincinnati, or West and
Sou b, therefore,
"R solved, That no line shall be per-
mitted TO sell round trip Centennial
tickets unless they participate in tie
reduction on basis of one tull fare for
the round trip"
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Ease-bull Yesterday.

Bv American Press Association to the STAR.
The following games between profes.
sional clubs were played yesterday:
BOSTON, Sept. 9.-The Bostons defeat.
ed the Loulsyilles by d score of 6 to g.
The game was called at the end OF the
filth inning.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The Athletics
mst wlIh ii crushing defeat at the hands
OF the st. Louis Browns, The score stand
ing 20 to D.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9-The Mutuals were
whitewashed, and their opponents, the
Chicagos, made sixteen runs.
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FOREIGN.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
AN ARMISTICE.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-It is reported here
that an almistce of twenty days has
been signed by Turkey, and that the
Porte declined two months armistice
on the ground that it would compromise
the military situation.
TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
VIENNA, Sept. 9.-Eignteen battalions
OF ur&ish troops, destined for the re-
lief Of MEDIUM, have been withdrawn,
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An order of the Board of officers OF
the Chamber OF Commerce was an
nounced on 'Change to-day, allowing
inspectors of grain " cents per car load
for inspecting, instead OF So cents as
heretofore. The order will take effect
on and alter next Monday.
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NSDFlNafYe

j. Keller, 81 years, city.
Annie Keriz, years, city.
Helena Sass, year, city.
Mary Young, 19 years, city.
Peter Beck, 8 months, city.
Josephine Kellog, 10 years, city.
G. j. Sedan, % years, Newport, Ky.
Kate Cahi. ], 10 months, city.
Annie Hoban, 4 weeks, city.
Mr.. Nelson Speer, 81 years, N. j.
Paul Harman, 8 months, city.
Chas. o. Heminger, 2 months, city.
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By American Press Association to the STAR,
CHICAGO, sept. 9.-An Omaha special
says dispatch was received at head
quarters yesterday, from General Crook,
stating that he would arrive at Dead
wood with his command September II.
Large quantities Of stores have been
forwarded to that point, and General
Crook will there redt before contipning
the campaign.
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persons. An address to the Queen was
adopted praying her to adopt measures,
in conjunction with the Powers, to ex-
clude Turkey from the reVolted prov
lnoa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09

The wrestling match at the Grand
Opera-house this evening between Bauer
and Miller will be q lively and exciting
entertainment.
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For CarrOlttOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
~ h. ABANNOCK CITY, J. w. Kirby,
Master. Apply on board, or to w.
sds-sszP. WI alker, ~ Walnut street.
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Death of Governor TildeHf3
Brother.

By American Press Association to the STAR
NEW LEBANON, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Moses
L. Tilden, brother OF Governor Tilden,
died here early this morning.
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For KanaWha,

SATURDAY, 9TH, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY
Fs% n VIRGIE LEE, j. V. Reynolds, Mas.
s.aaslia ssSe ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
~ IAa-A1A1 Charter, j. q. Dorrman q Co.,
agents.
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For OarrOlltOn,

MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
fsg. h. LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill =
S;sssssssSs dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
AA's''RAEiAss's to Z. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, % Vine
street.
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For MenDhis,
For New Orlnans.

SATURDAY, 9th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY
~. h CHEROKEE. Geo. Wolf, Master.
Esasssss Apply on board, or to Royse &
$'sssssz's~sEaA Mo5sGt, Agents.
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STEAMBOATS.
For POnlerOy.

SATURDAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h AFANCHON, I. G. Sweeney, Master.
fRsssfssa sssfsssa Apply on board, or to Matt. Nc
s4EEza<71A Cure, ]. e. Dorman, W. L. Getty,
AGENTS,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

SATURDAY, September 9-Two perform
Rnces- Matinee at Z, Evening at 8.
II III Il # I Ell DIN G .,
In their new drama of TRUE GRIT.
Next Week-MR. DOMINICK MUIR AY. 1t
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY 9th, at p. Nj. POSITIVELY,
- h EXCHANGE, Jas. Kirker, Master,
1fii4s - For freight or passage apply on
AzzX board.
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WTANrED-GIRL-l4 or 10 years old. to
w help to do the work for small family.
Apply at 1923 York street, Newport, Ky. J. Ii.
DUCASE. lt+
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

general assortment OF housekeeping and
WoodenWare goods at prices to suit the times.
f. TETIENBORN, 219 W. Fifth street.
ap29-Stf
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
H%g - CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. S.
sE Morgan, Master. Freight reS
zsssstssstta1Ha at all hours on Wharf boat,
Of Walnut street.
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M ANTED- GIRL-Who understands cook
w ing and can wash and iron good, and can
come well recommended Inquire at 90 Pearl
street between alnut and Vine. lt+
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, Oh, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
A. h the U. 5. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
s!SsfzSSs.h LYTLE, Ben. ii. Mcrreees, Mas
szE,Aasz ter Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street, Il. NJ. Wade,
Superintendent.
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k@ WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
sEW MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifthst jyl5-1
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W ANTED-Four Ferrotypes for 6Oc. New
w York Gallery, % W. Fourth st. mh22-Sf
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w ANTED-Bosto Gallery makes Ferro-
w types for SOC. 2l7 Central ave. mh22- Stf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv JANrED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid fol
w diamonds, watches. old gold and silver
A. A.EYSTER, Matchmaker, 49 W. Fifth.
se9-2t*
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CLOTHES VgRINGEKS
For Sale and Repaired. +. TETTENBORN,
ZIG W. Fifth street. ja6-tT- w SIM
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w ANTED-SIl OES-Ladies' side lace kid
w or pebble goat shoes, 81 95 pair; kid,
button, 81, warranted custom made; cheapest
place In the city to buy good work. #, X. BO-
.GENSCHUTZ'S, 243 central avenue, corner
George. se7-3t
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WTAETED CHILD by a respectable
w widow, a child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence OF parents
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address e. NJ, Dayton, Ky. juSS-t
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boHAN IS SCI se1lng ing side lace pebSe goat at
and kid shoes cheaper than any house III the
city, and mcp's boots for ;2 pair, at No. 521
Central avenue and No. East Fifth street,
au28-l2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED---SITU
w ANTED- SITUATION - AS nurse;
w good reference. Apply to MISS A. SPkR-
1.OCk, 323 West Court street. cat
'NAT ANTED - SITUATION - BY a young
w man to do any kiUd Of honorable work.
Address HARRY, 2O5 Last Pearl street, City.
Cat
w ANTED STU ALTON - By a man of
w experience as canVaSsing agent; best Of
references, also from la employers. Call or
address ii. 4. S., "a Elm street. B-4G
w ANIED - STU ALTON - As travelling
w salesman for some good liquor, pork or
Bil house; good trade establ shed in Ohio Ad-
fress W. COLEMAN, 229 Walnut st. cat
yNTANTED - SITUATION - By a man of
w good habits as clerk in retail grocery,
efice or driving a delivery wagon; good ref
erences. Address d. MCLENNAN, 50 Long
worth street, 6-4t
M ANTED - SITUATION - By a boy 1s
w years old. TO write or ma ko hmSelf gem
orally usefnl in some wholesale store; wages
no object; best OF reference given Apply at
~ West Seyenth street, <As
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FOR RENT--ROOMS
FOR SALE.

LvOR SALE-GRUCERY-No / stand, with
II horse a.d wagon; cheap; reason for SELL
ing, sickne S. Call at northeast corner Tn .rd
and stone streets. Cit
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From the Colonies,
arrival Of the CITY Of San Francisco.

ne 2, NJ. CoapAsy' sseszasAsr CITY ~ San rrsr,-
eiseo, CAPS, iaoSisu arrived Aere st 10 r n Tscs-
DAY, Is DAYS trasa Auckland, c,OaccilpSs, KsnaAys
W5,a Sas CNaPasy,s <;>sasr6r.nsas, frcvs Syapey.
VIA dates - the INA tsst
Tass SNst eoncs in promptly % schedule ,ime,
sua ,aerS Is 10 aoa6, ,A&, Others 81 the ae vii do
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SIC has q sarasgs passengers, - efwAosa are in
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Al iS-EEEsT1Ss WOEz-PerA1Ps the Dost n
zszkasle &C sha eoztrIszllsas O. Hawai- Be5 70 the
Csu,s1aial Erhioi-5oa. ars e3upls e EolEzes q
Bsrsl-csis N1rs-E-or,n i The J1p1ness Ian
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