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FLASHES.

A. T. Wikoff has been nominated by
the President as Pension Agent for
Ohio.
The agrarian disturbances in japan
are ended and tranquility prevails
throughout the Empire. ,... l..,. d.
The bust of Auber was unveiled with
great ceremony on Monday over the
grave OF the composer in Pere la Chaise.
Monday night an unknown man was
run over and killed by Il steam dummy
running between Cleveland and New.
burgh.
A San Francisco dispatch says that
no clue has yet been obtained to eX-
plain why Lieutenant Wheeaen commit
ted suicide.
Daniel O'Neil, editor of the Pittsburg
Daily Dispatch, died yesterday, aged
foTty-nine. He had been connected With
the press of that city since 1851.
Albert II. Prince and Joseph Palmer,
detected in stealing on the Boston &
Albany Railroad, leaped from the train.
Palmer was kIlleh and Prince disabled.
Gen. John Mcdonald, OF whisky fraud
fame, received an unconditional pardon
on Monday, and was immediately re-
leased from the Penitentiary at Jetier-
son City. r...
The jury In the case of Joseph F.
Dengler, Ex-Cashler of the PennsylYa-
mia National Bank of Pottsyile, charged
with the embezzlement of $S, 900, brought
in verdict OF guilty. ..
The New York Senate Yesterday
adopted resolutions, 10 TO 13, declaring
that Hayes and Waeeler had been legal
De-,
uent, and should, therefore, be inaugu-
rated.
The Supreme Court Justices to sit on
the Electoral commission have obtain cd
from the Librarian OF Congress copies
of the Election Laws OF Oregon, Florida
and Louisiana, anu the Judicial de-
cisions thereon.
The Supreme Court of Ohio, in thu
case of Humphrey and Gerke, Auditor
and Treasurer of Hamilton County,
plaintiffs, ana Little Sisters VI the Poor
defendants, followed former decision
by the same Court in n tax case against
Bishop Purcell, and held that the prop
erty actually occupied by the Little Sis
ters OF the Poor for charitable purposes
is exempt rom taxation, but that land
owned By them and leased to others is
liable for taX3s.
Iglesias claims that in his efforts to
capture the Mexican Presidency he
simply followed the example set by
Juarez in 1857; that LerdD had not been
legally eleoteu, several of the States be-
ing occupied and bull-Iozed by Diaz;
ane that ne, as Chiet Justice, is the only
person qualified to assume the PresdeG-
cy. He positively refuses 10 accept
American aid, and says: 81 am here by
accident only. have not the nsHghtest
intention 10 go East, neither to New
Orleans nor elsewhere, but will leave
this pace 1Or Mexico direct, either in
ond OF our men-of-war or an American
steamer; and it is my intention TO land
upon and remain upon Mexican soil,
even ii it must be as prisoner"
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Louisiana Affairs.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-The Commit
tee on the Powers, Privileges and Du-
ties of the House continued their inves-
tigation this morning. John G. Pickett
testified that he resides in Washington
City, and is lawyer by profession.
He was requested to produce letter
from Gov. Wells, of the Louisiana Re.
turning Board. He did so, saying he
did not know Wells writing. The letter
reads as follows:
"NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1876.
Name OF purity to whom letter is ad-
dressed cut out. ...
"MY DEAR sIR-You fully understand
the situation. CAN'T you advise with
me relative thereto? Yours truly,
~. Nj. WELLS"
Mr.. Field requested The witness to tell
how the letter came in his possession,
and Mr.. Pickett stated that on NoVem-
Der %, gentleman with whom he had
been veil acquainted for many years,
came to mis- office and had long conYer-
sation with him regarding the state of
affairs in Louisiana growing out of the
late Presidential election.
The gentleman stated he had been
spending a week or ten days in New
Orleans. At this point Mr. Lawrence
objected to the witness relating any con-
versatlon; and Mir. Wilson, counsel for
Wells, interposing to make some re-
marks, the room was cleared tor con-
sultaliOn. -...
Railroad Accident Legislation.
In the House this IN ,rning, Mr. Gar
field, of Olio, introduced bill TO pre-
vide ior the more thorough aud complete
inves tigation vi the causes OF railroad
disasters.
Mr.. Garfield said this bill had been
drawn at his request by MIR. Charles
Francis Adams, and was intended TO
meet The investigation OF such acct
dents as had recently occurred at ASH
tabula i'll his district.
He asked that the bill and letter
from Mir. Adams on the subject be re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroad 3
and Canals, and that 1t have leave TO
report at any time, which was ordered.
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ST. LOUIS.
Conviction of a boy Murderer--
Suicide of Scholar and Writer
lvArraSf


Conviction of a Boy Murderer
Suicide of a Scholar and Writer
--Arrcst.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3l.-The trial OF Edgar
Nj. Moore, the boy murderer of Mabel
Hall, the comic ballet girl, is at an end.
The case occupied the greater part of a
week. The following verdict was ren.
dered: "We the jury in the case of the
State OF Missouri against Edgar NJ.
Moore find the defendant guilty OF mur-
der in the first degree. THos. GREEN,
Foreman" Written below JnIs verdict
were the words: ave do most respect
lully recommend the prlsone. at the bar
10 the mercy OF the Honorable Court"
Moore sat at a table with his mother,
and manifested the same stoic iudiffer.
ence that has characterized his conuuct
during the trial. Nj. Goude will file a
motion for new trial.
About 8 o'clock last night Prot. 4. l..
Seymour was found dead in his chair
with his throat cut from ear to ear.
Family and financial troubles are as
signed as the cause, He was member
OF the Polytechnical School at Dillen-
burg, also Director in the German and
English Mining Society at the same
place ;was inventor Of all improved proc.
ess lor making cast-steel from IRON ore.
VIM. Williams, who shot and killed
Americus Vespucius Lawrence, known
rs Mack A. Barker, at the Theater Com
ique at i o'clock this morning, was ar.
rested in a Ted In house on Eighth
street about o'clock this morning.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Other witnesses testified to the same
effect as Newell, and at l O'Clock the
inquest was postponed until this eveL-
ing. t-
Messrs. Sage & McGarry are the attor-
neys for Charles Dodsworth, who killed
Sasse, at CumminsYille, last Sunday
night.
Miss Marie T. Courcelles, of the Grand
Opera-house this city, was rsbbed Sun.
day While at the Russell House, Detroit,
OF $l15.
Mis-. DR.. Maley, who has been suffer
ing with severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia, ie, we are glad 10 say in u tail
sway Of recovery.
w. Tompkins, attorney for the Rail.
road Companies at st. Louis, arrived
yesterday from Garrett, Kansas, and is
stopping at the ST. James Hotel.
Geo. W. Scott, OF the Short-line at
Worthwhile, and Prof. j. Newman, oil
London, England, were among the
prominent arrivals at the Walnut-street
House.
j. B. Kerrer has consented to be a con-
testant with Major L. G. Campbell,
Julius Refs and others for the gold
headed cane at the Fair or ALI Saints
Church,
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THE CUMMlNSVALLE MURDER.
Testimony i'm the Case Before the
Coroner.

AeBtlnOny IN the case BcHOre the
Coroner.
Coroner Stitch began the inquest in the
DoGsworth-Sass murder case at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The post mortem examination made
by Drs. Conrad Soellheim and Eugene
Il. Rochstetter, and which has already
been published in our columns, was sub
mitted to the jury.
M. s. Newell was the first witness
sworn. He testified as follows: Live
in Cumminsyille, on Blue Rock street;
ain a wag0D-maker; was fourteen steps
away from the place when the shooting
was done; live next door to the de-
ceased; recognize the man present
Chas. DoIsworth) as The one who did
The shooting which took place about
O'clock Sunday evening; the moon was
shining bright at the time; the shooting
was done about three feet from the
curb in front OF Sasso's premises. The
distance between Sasse and DvdsWorth
was 80 small that they could have
struck each other. Sasse requested
Dodsworth 10 pay him 10 cents for
drinks; the latter said he did not owe
10 cents; then he called the deceased u
C. d liar; Sasse said you are
anotuer; The two did not come
to any blows; the deceased
then said, "You think because
you have pistol am afraid of you. Ii
you want to shoot do it," DOdsWo orth
then fired. Sasse made no threats and
had nothing III his hands at the time
the shooting was done. Sasse WAS sober
but Dodsworth was drunk. The deceased
was Ounsilerel a Ouipt man.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN CARR, for years a member OF the
Cincinnati Bar, has been admitted Ia
practice In the United States Court
PRESIDENT BELL and John d. Cald.
well, Esq OF the b. T. W., attended the
funeral of the late Wm. Niche this
morning.
MAYOR JOHNSTON is in receipt of a
communication from Hon. r. NJ. White,
dated ut Columbus, o., stating that the
Committee on Insane Asylums will start
from there tomorrow to visit the Asy-
lum at Dayton, from whence they will
go to Longyiew and probably remain
over night.
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the Legislature yesterday adopted a
resolution of thanks to the President
for his action in signing the Electoral
Bill, and cordially indorsiug his mes
sage to Congress on the subject.
What the Four Justices Did Xes-
.,. terday. ...
A Tribune special from Washington
says the four Justices of the Supre me
Court are silent about their meeting
yesterday, but 1t Is learned on uDques-
tionable authority that they first
elected Judge Davis, who peremptorily
declined TO serve, and they then chose
Judge Bradley. The announcement Of
the appoin tment has been communi.
Gated to both the Senate and House, and
will be read in both Houses to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31
Coal Oil Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star ....
OIL CITY, PA, Jan. 3l.-A special to
Derrick from Scrub Grass, Pennsyl-
vania, says tine Nesbitt Well, No. 2,
caught fire from the boiler about 1880 last
evening, and the rig and two hundred
and fifty barrel tank OF oil was complete
ly destroyed. .. ..... ...
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Withdrawing the Troops.

National Associated Press to the Star.
. NEW YORK, Jan. S1.-A Herald special
from Columbia, South Carolina, says it
is rumored that all troops ordered 10
hat State, except the Eighteenth In.
ianlry, which constitutes the regular
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31
Probate Court.

The will OF Mary Darling was admit
ted to probate.
The will of Christian Herman was pro.
bated, and Catherine Norman was ap-
pointed executriX. Estate $4,000.
Chas. NJ. Steele was appointed ad-
ministrator OF Chas. p. Whelmln. Pe;-
sonalty $4,000. Realty $1,000.
Wilson s. Dunn and Henry Klein,
dealers in picture holdings, at No. 1877
East Pearl street, made an assignment
10 j Ohm s. Comes
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Losses by Fire.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 31.--A large
brick block, owned by J. A. Riddle, cor
ner Of Hanover and Elm streets, was
damaged to the amount OF $4,000, by
fire and water, this noon. Insured for
$100o0.
Thomas A. Lants' book store was dam.
aged to the extent Of $4,000. Partly in.
sured. The other occupants suffered
smaller losses,
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AssiHnm m ents to Duty.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan. 31.-Major
Richard Arnold, of the Fifth Artillery,
Is ordered to duty as Assistant Inspec.
tor General of the Military Division oil
the Atlantic. All available colored
mounted recruits are ordered to Fort
Concho, Texas, for assignment to the
Tenth Cavalry. ...
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Will BE Hanged.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. 31.-Gov. Bedle
declines to interfere in the case Of Osch-
wald and Rejap, convic' ed of the murder
OF Policeman Brock, and they will be
hung OH Friday OF next week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31
HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


This Morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
On motion the Engineer was directed
to prepare the necessary papers to i'm
prove Fox street, from Mulberry street
to Evan's alley.
The following was adopted:
"Resolyed, That the Clerk be directed
to notify Messrs. Hays u OBrien to put
Gage street in good condition forth
with"
A communication was received from
Messrs. Frost, Sterns IL Co, stating that
they had commenced suit against sew
eral persons who had refused to pay the
assessment ordered June 4, for the fill
ing of Gest street from Harriet street
to the g., Ii. q d. Railroad. Referred "a
the Solicitor.
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THE LATEST
Hon. A. H. Stephens.

National Associated Press to the Star. ,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The condI-
tion OF Hon. Alex. Stephens remains
about the same. II any change, it is
slightly for the better.
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Died.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 3L-J. Wiley Edmunds,
prominent merchant, died this morn.
ing, aged sixty-eight years.
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Third Edition

For the nert t,oenty four hours, probd-
bly cloudy or partially cloudy, and cdrn'
aceother, aOith rain Indications.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31
Moody and sankey at the Hub.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON,, Jan. 31.-The third day OF
Moody and Sankey in Boston was
marked by an immense gathering. The
noon prayer meeting, held at fremont
Temple, and the regular evening meet
ing at the Tabernacle, both had crowded
houses al hour before the time for the
services.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31

The American ship Dakota, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, when about four
hundred mites northwest from the
Azores, was struck by lightning and
burned. The Captain, his wife and two
children, aud the crew, were rescued
and taxi IL to Fayal, aiter being four
says i'll open bonts.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Probable Strike of mu.lin Makers.

PrOba BILE Strike of MusliM Makers.
National Associated Press to the Star. a. D.,
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-A special from
New Bedford. Mass, says a large meet
ing, Of. the. operatives of the VAN utta
Mills was held last night to protest
against the proposed reduction of wages
OH February 1. A resolution to cease
work Thursday unless notice OF the re-
duction is Withdrawn, was amended to
provide for q committee to organize a
strike at some future time.
The annual production Of these mills
is about twenty million square yards,
and the payroll Is $55,0OO per month.
There will be general strike unless
notice OF the reduction of pay is with
drawn.
Insurance Company Officials In
Gicted.
1t is understood that indictments for
perjury have been found against Robert
l.. Case, President, Robert l.. Case,
Actuary, and Isaac II. Allen. Secretary;
and against L. r. WetMore. Vice Presi.
dent, for embezZ ement. The above are
the officers OF the insolYent Security Lite
Insurance Company. When the Com
pany was declared insolvent, damaging
statements were made against the man.
ayers, and an Investigation by the Iu-
surance Superintendent showed its Of
ticers to be guilty of perjury in their
sworn statements of the Company's
financial condition, and also Of misar-
propriating the funds. 1t is rumored
chat the indicted parties, all of whom
are very respectfully connected, have
fed.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE - ENGlNE - Four horse power
I engine and boiler, as good as new; cylinder
4MXl0 inches, boiler 8 feet long, 27 inches in
diameter, with governor and force pump, very
cheap, at No. "a Broadway. NICHOLAS
WOLF. 20-4t
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garrison, have received orders to leave.
The withdrawal of the company Of troops
from the State-hOuse is also expected.
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TOR -ENGIN E-Kridger make, ID
il inch cylinder, 90-inch stroke, side valve,
Allen Huutoon governor: band wheel 70 feet
In diameter, l6-inch face; fly wheel IA feet in
diameter; well finished; fine order; now run
larger one being put in It's place: cheap. Gin
cinnati Cooperage Company, Lower River
Road, Twenty first Ward. 1856
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VNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to .. L. STAHL, at
Shook 8 McNicolrs stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore. nol5-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31

EOR SALE OR RENT-MALT HOUSE
II A valuable malt house, all in perfect order,
and located in one Of the best sections OF coun-
try In the State of Wisconsin for purchasing
barley: is 45 miles from Milwaukee and q
miles from Chicago, with good railroad ad-
Vantages for shipping in any direction. Any
party or company who wish an extra chance
Tor doing bu siness will do Well to give special
attention, as the owner is compelled to retire
from business on rccount of old age AMI poor
health. For further particulars apply by let
ter or in person Of E. N. WHITE, burlington,
Racine County, Wisconsin. 25-6t
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LOST.

q OSl-SLUT--:5 reward. January %, on
aIVme near Thirteenth street, small black
siut. She rt cut ears, no collar heavy with pups.
Return to li5 Bremen street. Ja3O-3t"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"a WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
XII MARTIN, at ~ w. FifthsL jy15-tf
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FOR RENr--RooNGs.

THOR RENr-KOOMS--Fu rooms for
gentlemen, at 2i6 Plum street, first door
south oil seventh. .....
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RI hEaA Families or groceries IN wanJ of
uWssu good Flour : warranted to give
HHIgN satisfaction can be supplied by
y 6VVth going to the WEST 7EN D MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X, HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman, ....... de7-3m
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TOR RENr-HOUoES-In Newport, Ky., o
number Of good houses. Inquire at No. 1853
York street. 29-St
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TOR RENT-TWO COTTAGES-Of three
E rooms and kitchen, newly paperel and
grained, gas, clstern, side and rear yard, Nos.
l4l and 4S Livingston street. Keys at drug
store corner Baynillcr and Findlay streets.
29-4t
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ENOR RENT HOUSE - Dwelling, No. Ais
l. West EiEnth street, Of rooms. Key at
259 Richmond street. 29-4t
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WANTED - AGENTS - Active working
w man in each country town, to take ex
elusive, permanent and profitable local agency
Sor entirely new article. Particulars free. w.
lOVERIN, Box 2,4Sl ST. Louis Mo. 25-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv ANTED = SITUATION = BY two giIls,
wv as cook, and upstairs work and plain
sewing; good reference. Call at 50 Lon2worth
street 29-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR NT-HOUSE-Ayondale; 121s acres
il land and dwelling. Inquire at 1873 W. Third
street. 29-3t
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TOR RENT-FLOORS-Se third and
l. fourth floors of 135 lain et;large rooms,
ard steam power if desired. 20 At
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TOR RENT-STORE-l7x5J, near Central
Il avenue, suitable for trading or maDufac-
turing purposes. Apply at 2iU w. Seventh st.
2o-5t
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LNOR RENT DWELLING No. 3I2 Bay
Il miller street; brick OF eight rooms and
kitchen; hall and rear entrance; 500. 294t
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TOR RENr-HOUSE-Ag good house of five
Il rooms; rent sl2 month. Also, three rooms; ;
rent IS a month. 90 Milton street. Reference.
z9-4t
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NOR RENT-HOUSE-T -TWo-story house, of
4, four rooms, ten minutes from Post-office;
rent Sl2; reference. Post-offce Box l, 81.
29-3t
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE,

LNOR SALE - IMPROVED FARMS = Less
IL than the improvements cost. Address j.
JOHNSON " CO., Newton, Jasper County, ILL.,
9J-lt
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LNOR RENT - HOUSE ~ On Walnut Hills,
j OF rooms, ga, water and stab g; lot 5b by
20U feet, on Beech street, half square from
street cars. Apply at % West Fourth street.
29-3t
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L>OR RENT-SrORE-And building south
E west corner Seventh and Central avenue.
Apply to X. b. ASHFlELD, druggist. corner
Eighth stl Get and Central avenue. 29-4t
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CLOTHES WRINGERS,
And step ladders for sale and repaired =. TET-
TENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth st. ja9-tK- w ,S&M