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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
THE EASTERN WAR.
Suleiman Pasha's Retreat Explained.
Late and Confused War RumOrs,
but All Indicate Russian
MisfOrtunes.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the STAR
LONDON, Sept. ga correspondent
in Constantinople telegraphs rumor
prevalent in that city that Suleimar
Pasha has at last succeeded in inter
rupting the com mmunications of the Rus
slams occupying the shipka Pass witt
the town of Gabrova; also that the Turks
have succeeded in cutting off the re-
treat of the Russians, surrounding them
on all sides.
Another rumor prevails in CONSTANT
nople, as telegraphed by Especial cor
respondent, to the effect that Osman
Pasha has achieved an important sue
cess at Plevna.
1t is stated that he repulsed the Rus
sian attack of the Eastern redoubt, and
the Russian loss Is set down at eight
thousand men and four guns. A cor.
respondent before PleVna telegrapbs
Wednesday night as follows:
"The Roumanians have been unsuc.
cessful in their attempt to capture the
second Grivilza redoubt after having
5apped close up to it. They displayed
grea' gallantry, and suffered severely"
The unsuccessful attack on the sec.
ond Griyilza redoubt, reported in the
foregoing dispatches, may be the foun-
daliOn for the sensational dispatch from
Lonstantinople.
A dispatch from Constantinople yes.
Lerday stated that the Russian center
attacked Pleyna on Tuesday, and was
repulsed with loss OF seven thousand
men and Iour guns.
A Bucharest correspondent, tele-
graphing " ednesday, makes no men'
JiOn ot an attack, but says the Rnuman-
ian trenc hes nave been pu she'd TO WITH n
dity yards OF the reuoubt. An attack
must, therefore, have been imminent.
A Constanlinople correspondent re.
ports another rumor TO the effect that
Prince Hasson, sou OF the Khedive, who
commands the Turkish rlgnt wing, has
osstd tie Danube below Silislria with
Jnirty thousand men. His purpose is 10
,nterrupt The Russian communications
with Sls;ova, while Mehemet Ali as
sails the Russian front at Blela.
THE GRAND DUKE TO BE RELIEVED,
LONDON, sep. "a dispatch IRON
Vienna Gays That IL Is reported that Gen
katzebue, Governor of Poland, will re.
viace the Grand Duke Nicholas in the
chief command Of the Army OF the Dan.
ube.
MRHAMET ALTs RETREAT.
A dispatch rom Bucharest says Me
| lamet Ali 10 retreating on his FORMER po.
| sitlons on the Kaia Lom, he fearing that
] The concentration Of the Russian troops
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SITTING BULL.
With Great POmP He Awaits the
Arrival of the COmmi ssiOn.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PEMBINA, D. T., Sept. 2S.-Several re-
liable half-breed Indian traders and
their families have returned here from
the plains via Inte irrational Boundary.
line Road, direct from Sitting Bulps
camp. They report him as late as the
10Th inst. encam ped on Wood Mountain,
GU the Canadian side, with one thou
sand five hundred warriors.
Several Ou;rages on trading parties by
Sitting Bulbs warriors have been re.
ported, but Sitting Bull repudiates the
charge OF authorizing them. Traders
are greatly alarmed, and the majority,
fearing trouble, have left for various
agencies and posts. News of the pend
lug conference has greatly allAyed ap.
prehensions, and last adYlces report
Sitting Bull waiting in great pomp The
arrival OF the Commissioners at the
Western Slope of the W.ol Mountain,
OIL the Canadian territory.
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A Dog Ehater's View,
POLITICAL.


PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERS.
READING, Pa, Sept. 2S.-Hon. F. W.
Hughes, Of Schuylkill County, addressed
large crowd from the balcony OF the
Keystone Hotel last evening in favor OF
the Greenback movement. The Green
back party appears to have considera-
BILE of q following in this city, there be-
ing club for each of the eleven wards
into which the city is divided.
MARYLAND DEMOCRACY.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 28.-The Maryland
Democratic State Convention met yes
terday aud nominated Thomas j. Keat-
ing, of Queen Anne's County, for Comp
troller Of the Treasury by acolamation.
The resolutions reaffirm the platform OF
the st. Louis National Democratic Con-
yentlon.
NEW YORK PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-At the Prohi-
bitionist Convention the following was
declared to be the declaration of princi-
pies Of the Prohibitionist Societyi
"Ihat it is neither right nor polltic for
the State to afford legal protection nd
sanction TO any tfamc or system that
tends to increase crime, TO waste Ma
tlonal resources, to corrupt social hab.
It's, and to destroy the health and live 8
OF the people"
The declaration goes on to state this
point at considerable length, ana oon-
cuded by resolving to vote for no person
for public office except those who favor
these principles.
THE MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2s'-The Republican
State Convention unreservedly ap.
proved of the Presidents Southern and
Civil Service policies; favored the early
resumption Of specie payment and th e
remonetization of silver; pledged SUBJ
mission to the popular vote OF. every
proposition entertained for the payment
of State railway bonds, and promises
Of assistance to grasshopper sufferers.
Governor Pillsbury, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Wakefield, Secretary OF State IT.
gems and State Treasurer Pfsender were
renominated by acclamation. Attorney
General Wilson was renominRted for q
tuird, and Commissioner Marshall for o
second term.
Governor Pillsbury, In q speech &C.
cepting the nomination., recognized the
differences Of opinion In the party, but
for himself heartily approved tne course
Of the National Administration.
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Andrews, Bazaar.

This popular and reliable fashion
journal, which has become standard au-
thorlty in the West, is out Tor October
with splendid supplement. AS this
is an important season for the fashion
department, more than the usual space
is occupied by it. The tall fashions Tor
ladies and children are expl lined at
length, and 30 beautifully illus rated
with cuts, that everything described is
easily understood. fne Society Gossip
is iull and interesting, and the large
amount of correspol dence and general
reading is gwen. OA,y 10 cents per
number. Order 1t regularly of your
news dealer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28

Not long ago an engineer in charge of
lake fortitications proposed to cleanse
the sewers OF tue garrison at Fort
Wayne, Mich, by digging a sluiceway
into the Detroit River. The pr, ject was
discussed in the garrison, wnen the
chaplain remarked To the surgeon that
/! would he another version of Hercules
cleansing the Augean stables. An 0fn-
Ger, whose great ambition was to appear
learned, caught the remark. Hercules,
he knew, was a classic name; here was
information to be treasured. That evea-
lug guests gathered in the COlonePs
parlor, when thls head OF the infantry
adroitly brought conversation around to
The drainage question and said, with an
air, that 1t reminded him of "Heroules
and the Augean stables" "What was
thatp inquired bright lad in the COM
pany. "A-nem, REALLY, ips quite a long
story. l haven't time to tell II, but IA
find it for you In the ency clops Iia." lie
went to the bookcase ana turned pags
after page, growing redder and rsdder Ia
the face. Finally he threw down ths
book, exolalming, "fnaps very strange;
Fve looked In through every article il
Or, and tAAye is no mention made OF lht
IstabiesF
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Judge Johnston adjourned Court yes
terday morning, to Monday, for the puE-
pose of taking day or so OF recreation.
The Judge has had no vacation this
summer.
Marshall Ryan, Of Eaton, o., was pre-
sented last evening with a gold star, BY
James Morgan, OF this city, as a token
Of his valuable service in detecting q
thief.
Mayor Moore was present last eve
ming at the picnic for the benefit Of the
Good Samaritan Hospital at the Look
out House. His Honor was also guest
at the Cue erbock-Miller wedding.
Hon. Johu A. Sh INK left last night to
take part in the Democratic campaign
IN the northern part OF the Stale. he
will return next week aud devote the
remainder of the time till election day
tO Hamilton County.
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Nation oil Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Sept. 2S The position of the
Russians south of the Danube has not
been improved by the receipt Of rein
forcements from St. Petersburg, and the
campaign, for this season at least, il
considered to have come to an end.
Even with the addition of the Impe
rial Guard, said to be sixty thousand
strong, they have not felt that renewal
OF assaults on the Turkish strongholds
at Pievna could be successfully made.
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Edition

De- CINCINNATI, Sept. % $3.50 P. M.-Corn
quiet and easy, with liberal offerings. Oats
dull, with only local demand. Rye steady
and quiet. Barley in moderate demand and
quiet. Flour steady and moderate consump-
tive demand Mess pork quiet and steady,
with not much offering. Lard fairly active.
Meats steady. Wheat in moderate demand
and steady and receipts active. Whisky lower
and demand fair. Gold easy at 103. Exchange
quiet and steady.
Bes5@ WEATHER.-Probaby fair or partly
cloudy for the next twenty four hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
: ANDREWS bAzAR.
ANDREWS BAZAAR
FOR OCTOBER.

newsdealer5 in Cincinnati, Newport, and Su-
burban places The October NUMBER consists
OF twenty pages, aud in addition to usual at
fractions, contains an extra page devoted to
dles', Misses and Children's Costumes, &C. !;
also full description OF Grand Ball at Old
sweet Springs. Monroe County, W. Va, which
occurred August %; also full accounts Of Paris,
Kentucky, Hops, during "Fair Week," togeth-
er with several columns OF Cincinnati, Gov
lngton, Newport, and Suburban Society n otes /;
also a very interesting letter from an occa-
slonal correspondent, entitled "Down tho
James," describing the many historical points
OF interest from KIchmonu to OLD Point Com
fort.
Bsagn Every LAZY should ask her newsdealer
for october Number, Andrews Bazaar. Price
lOc per copy. 1t
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firm shall at once, upon notice from the
Board Of Public Works, repair such
street, sewer, or pipe so injured. II the
firm fail to repair such within hVe days
then the Board shall repair the Same at
the expense of said firm.
g. That In each case the said shaft
ing shall be laid as the Board only di-
rect.
a. That nothing herein contained
shall be construed as conlerring a favor
on said firm.
10. That If at any time the city wish
to remove and stop the work of said
and the city is not liable lor damages to
any one"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
Chicago Ring Thieves on Trial.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-rhe trial in this
city OF the County Ring is now IN prog.
ress in the Criminal Court. The defense
were not successful in getting the in.
formation they sought in the form of a
bill OF particulars, which should expose
the plans Of the prosecution and afford
an opportunity for the working up of
evidence. With an honest jury, there
is lair prospect that the rings Iers Will
soon go to meet Meyers, the indicted
Savings Bank President.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28

Gen. Pearson, of Plttsburg riot fame,
has been arrested tor murder in connec-
tion with the npleasantness OF that
memorable Sunday.
ii. W. Stump's oil refinery In Reading,
Pa, burned last night. A threatened
heavy confiagratiOn was averted by the
pr0mptness of the tiremen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28

Fools rush in where angels lear to
tread, and although it is not positively
known that any of the latter are at pres
ent in the editorial business, yet there
are numerous instances where ths
former endeavor to enjoy the pleasures
OF journalism for season. Generally
the season is pretty short. II is remark
able that those asplrants hold in nigh
contempt all such sublunary matters as
spelling or grammar or tAe like, and
plunge into editorial business with q
confidence that is extremely refreshing,
but they also plunge out OF it about as
quickly. There is person who has
started up a so-called paper named the
Agitator, which is said to appear In
LUckport and Chicago, and the alleged
editor wrestles with the editorial ''we"
10 the TO 10 wing astonis ling manner: SIT
we ehould not get out our next number
exactly on time, my subscribers VIII
please not be impatient. l must have q
little visit."-[ Detroit Free Press.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

special to the Star.
AMONG THE MINERS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28,-General Han.
cock writes TO the War Office that affairs
in the mining districts OF Pennsylvania
are gradually assuming better shape
but that they have not reached thai
condition of quietude which would
justify the concentration of the United
States forces at the Carlisle Barracks
and the Allegheny Arsenal, where it ie
proposed to establish them in winter
quarters.
THE CONDITION OF THE ARMY.
The Secretary OF War has had pre-
pared and Will soon present to the
President for transmission TO Congress-
at the commencement Of the extra ses
sion an important paper on the condi
ton Of the army, also comprehensive
plan for the increase of the army, &c.
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National AssoclaJed Press to the star.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28.-Justice Miller
this morning delivered his opinion in the
case OF the United States against VIM.
Mckee, overruling demurrer by the
United States Attorney to McKee's
answer, pleading previous pardons.
This practically ends the suit against
Mckee,
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The Strike Continues.

National Associated Press to the star.
HAzLEToN, PENN, Sept. 2S.-The coal
operators in the Hazleton Mining Dis
trict have resolved that the prices are
too low to justify an increase of wages,
and the strike unfortunately continues.
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NEW YORK CITY.
High VS.. Low Church.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-In the Diocesan
Convention OF the Episcopal Church
there was quite an exciting contest yes
terday, between the High and
Low Church parties, resulting In
d victory for the former. Bislpp Pot
te.'s review of the religious situation
was quite hopeful.
A Dog hater's View.
Eight thousand TWO hundred and thir-
ty-one dogs tell victims to the Dog Law
during Inc summer. Eleven thousand
that ought to have been drowned were
licensed.
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and the approaching bad weather would
cut on his supplies.
ATTHE PASS,
A dispatch from Snumla says the can
noIade fight at The Shlpka Pass still
continues.
NOT CONFIRMED.
There Is no confirmation as yet of
Tuesdays battle before Plevna.
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THE LATEST
Russian Defeat Confirmed.

National Associated Press to the star
LONDON, Sept. 28.-The officials in the
Turkish War Office confirm the report
of a Russian defeat before Pleyna on
Tuesday. The Russians lost eight thou
sand men.
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Poor George Fox.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Sept. 2s.-George L. Fox, the
distinguished clown, Is very low and
obliged to keep his bed, with no hope OF
recovery.
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The Loss OF the Models.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON Sept. 29.-The destruc.
tion OF the Patent Office models, will
affect the public III three ways: First,
by preventing the reissue OF patents
based upon devices exhibited IN the
models, but not shown or described in
the drawings and speciticationsj sec.
ond, the public will be deprived of the
benefit of the devices exhibited in the
patented articles, but not shown or de-
scribed in the patent to which they re-
late as defenses against outstanding
patents; third, many devices shown in
the models, but not shown or described
in the patents themselves, will probably
be repatented by others than the ill.,
ventor, they depriving the public that
much of the use of an invention shown
In patent previously granted.
While the loss oil the models is Sc
rious one it is much mitigated by the
consideration that large portion of
them were worthless and by the fact
tnat majority OF the devices are fully
exhibited in the spec tcatlons and
drawings.
Printing and Engraving.
Secretary Sherman has decided not to
renew any If the existing contracts
with parties who are printing portions of
legal tender and National Bank notes
and revenue stamps. All this work is to
be done by the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing in the Treasury Department 1t.
Super. ntendent McPnersUn, of that Bu-
reau, has Iully demonstrated tnat this
" Ork can 10 done better and cheaper by
the Bureau tnan by outside parties, and
with greater SAFETY.
FireprOOf Buildings.
Only five or SIX of the tnirty-three
buildings occupied by the Government
In Washington are regarded as fire.
proof.
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LOST.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TOR RENr-ROOM-Splend room, 2bx45
Il well lighted for workshop; power furnished
II desired. Apply at 40 West Fifth 81. zS-3t
L OK RENT--ROOMS--Thre rooms on the
l. first floor; gas, front and side yard. In
dure at 9j Ban street. 2j-3t
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AM USEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"Baba," the magnificent spectacular
piece, has but two nights and matinee
to run. 1t Is put upon the stage in a
style OF magni6cenoe seldom witnessed,
and no one can afford to miss seeing it.
Remember, "Baba" on Tonight, to-mor-
row night and Saturday matinee.
Next eek, the eminent young actor
NJ law nee b e't.
RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsE.
Mr.. Raymond in his new play OF
"Risks" is greeted at every performance
with large audience, every one OF
whom are most enthusiastic over the
new play. 1t is big hi. Tonight will
be the last night but one of "RlsEs."
Last "Risks" matinee tomorrow Sat
urday) afternoon.
N xt Monday, Mr.. Raymond as "Col.
Sellers" and Jim Fenton' later in the
week.
sLEMONS" AT FIXES.
The new and splendid comedy, Lem
ons," was elegantly played last night
by the Broadway Theater Company.
The piece brlstles with good things,
which we're made the most OF at every
turn OF the accomplished artists that
compose the Company. Miss Lewis
looked and acted The girl of sweet six
teen to perfection, and Mr.. Wards
"Jack Perryu" was immense. He was
graceful and spirited, without exagera-
Ting tue character. The play, which has
been many Times described. is founded
OH The theory which is announced in The
first act, namely, that the world is made
up of two classes, which may be repre-
sented by. lem0us and lemon
squeezers. Every one must make
W his mind either 10 squeeze
or be squeezed. As the plot turns out,
the person that lays down the theory
and propose to plan all the squeezing is
the ony one that gets badly squeezed.
Lemons" tonight. At the Saturday
matinee "Frou-Frou," and Saturday
night splendid double bill, "Frou-
Frou" and Lemons"
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RISKSII THIS friday EVENING, the
RISKS! Great Comedian, JOHN T. RAY
RISKS! MOND, In his great role OF the
RISKSE Insurance Agent. Last night but
RISKS! one of
RISKS! RISKS! RISKS!! RISKS!I
H1skSI Last RISKS Matinee Saturday
Next Monday, Mr.. Raymond as "Colonel
Sellers" In rehearsal, Jim Fenton." Re-
fseryed Seats at Church's Music Store and Rob-
finsOn's Opera house.
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HLDERo' MANUAL.-A complete practt.
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CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
y NO designs and ideas invaluable TO ali
Painters, &C. just the thing wanted and must
be seen TO he Appreciated. Only 81. Examine
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