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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-19

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia ccording to
dispatch received at the Department
OF State from Vienna, Mr.. Kasson, the
recently-appointed United States Mir.
lster to Austria, was received by the
Emperor at the City Palace on the 3Otn
OF August. On presenting his letter, 0 (
credence to the Emperor the Minister
spoke OF the long-continued friendship
between the two Governments aud the
Presidents earnest desire that tho
friendship should be further cemented
by more enlarged commercial oorre.
spohdence aud by increased facilities to
trade between the Unlted States and
Austria and Hungary. He expressed
nis own satisfaction with his present
position at q Court SO distinguished for
the wise and generous statesmanship of
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Announcement

The T eble County Fair viii open on
September 20, and last but four days.
The congregation of st. Resa's
Church, III Futon, give picaic today
In The East End Garden.
A musical entertainment will be given
tomorrow night Az HArtwell for the
beneht OF the NJ. E. Cnuro1 Sunday
school.
The Colored Agricultural, Mechanl-
cal and Live stock AS soclation OF Ken
ton County Will hold a tair on the Gov
instoh Baseball Il ounds, commencing
to-day, and continuing three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith will give a
musical reception at their residence, II
Linton street, on sunday evening, the
70 list. The following pieces will be
sung by the Odd-felIoWs' SaengercAor:
'Osslan," BesclmIt; 'Ich gene uacn
Abends," Aol; "Frueullngs m arscn,0
BUR. The orchestra will be furnished
by Professor Guenther Seiden sticker.
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NEW YORK CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Sept. 10 - Ex-Ministel
Washburne returned from Europe in IL G
steamship Scythia.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, who had ir,
tended sailing on the Scythia, was de-
tanned by bus ness week longer in
London than he had anticipated. He is
expected in the steamship r lssia, which
left Liverpool the y inst.
Fiemdish.
Patrick R den, early this morning,
drew revolver on his wife and forced
her TO jump from an upstairs window.
She was severely injured. VIM. Creill,
neighbor, who lnLerfered, was shot
and II is believed fatally injured by
Rlden, who is believed to be Insane.
Yellow Fever.
Two passengers I'll oted with yellow
fever were removed from the STEAMSHIP
GIlsland, which arrived from Havana
yesterday, and we're sent 10 tue Fever
Hospital on Dix IsIaLd. The second
case OF yellow lever broke out yesterday
on The steams ship Clyde, The patient be-
Ing removed 10 he Hospital. The steaA :
ship Niagara having reported more ye.-
low lever on board, was removed yester-
day from the Upper to the Lower
Quarantine,
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WASHINGTON, "
Special to the Star,


| CpcOlul W tle OtdT.
| THE LATE @. HORSE.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The Commits.
si6ner of Indian Affairs has received a
letter from the Indian Agent at Camp
Robinson, N b., giving a detailed ac-
count of the killing of Crazy H"rse.
The letter states that Crazy Horse was
remarkably brave, generous aud reti.
cent, pillar of strength Tor good or
! evil. He had a wonderful influence over
the young braves and chiefs. Every e =
fort was made to secure his influence in
preserving the pelce, bu. without sue
cess. He had become SO vicious that
upon General Crooks arrival at Camp
/ Robinson he told his men to 20 to the
council prepared for fight, as it was
his intention to kill the General. This
calamity was averted by one Of the =
dians, Old Woman's Dress, informi q
the agent of the contemplated murder.
Crazy Horse ii d and was pursued, CAL
tured, and brought back to Camp Robin.
sIn.
Upon his arrival there he was told that
he would have to give up his arms and
pistols This he refused to do, and
tho~gh surrounded by scouts and SOL
Tiers attempted to cut his way out, stab
bing Little Big Man, who had hold of
him, in the arm. During the scuh14
was himself wounded, and died from its
effects at 40 that night. He said he
was stabbed by soldiers bayonet, bu t
the doctors think the wound was caused
by knife in his own hand. The Indians
express relief at his death, and say tha t
lie had, beside those slain iu battle.
killed with his own hand thirty-four
white men and four white women,
There was considerable excitement
among the Indians, but it has died out.
HOME TO OHIO TO voTR.
There was meeting held in this city !
last night, at the residence of Mr., Nc
Grew, Sixth Auditor of the Treasury,
at which plans were proposed and die
cussed for sending homo to vote all the |
Ohio clerks in the different departments.
1t is not known what transpired, other
Lnan that those present expressed the
'plnion that every voter should 60. TIE
clerks, however, propose to avail them
selves Of the Presidents civil service
':der, and remain here. The parties to
his movement are high officials other
han Mr.. McGrew.
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LEVI COFFIN.
Inc Funeral Ceremonies Mt rn.
FrIends' Meeting.

Ahe Funeral Ceremonies Mt ia.
Friends Meeting.house.
A day long to be remembered bv th.
people of our city is o.day, when tbs
luneral rites upon the body of Lew
comm, president OF the Undergrou "a
kaliWay during the civil War, we're nrrs
Iormeu at the Friends Meetiny-hnnsa
corner OF Ei5Ath and Mound sLreets
AT an early hour Interested frIepss
were ON the spot to s4e the last of q 70
markable man. R1v. Murray Shin,av
iead lesson from The twentieth annn-
Ter OF Acts. He then spoke for soma
timt upon She life of the deceased DO.
'alIins an account OF his remarkablo.T,d a ~
great NE; he spoke OF HIM as hayinv n
loving heart for the poor as well as ihs
ficb. NO AIN
Rev. Chas. Coffin, second cousin ot .a.
deceased, gave an Interesting acconns
i MS lllend aud relatives early H,.
Harrlet Steer, l,aac Lalliancp. Rev Dr.
hus', R4Y. A. Richie AMI Rev. J. a
walden also spoke briefly OF mis- en,Iy
aud later career.
lhe casKet was plain walnut with
niach % Ut INNING aud black bar handlrs
me inning vas white m,rino, The Dan'
bearers were four White, viz kzrs
Dal'ey, George ID. Smith, Dr, r. \ Ri
ma Rev. j. NJ. Walden; lour colnrsI
w: George Peterson, Robert sca,s
feter Coison and Peter ii. Clark
Inc services lasted fully two hama
uuflny which time eyervbo ~ DC,
deeply Interested. Tne remains vo..s
Cheh transferred TO the Friends, nuryi,,.
ground for lnterment, "s
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before Judge Johnston this morning:
Edward Leonard, pleaded guilty of bur-
glary and was reman!eI fOs sentence /;
George Edmund, indicted for bigamy
and Tor oattIe-stealing entered plea
OF guilty OF petit larceny and was re-
manded; the case OF blgamy was Con-
llnued; VIM fl. Johnston, indicted for
stealing horse and buggy (two
charges) pleaded guilty OF grand lar
ceny; lie was also remandei; Jane
hutchinson, indicted for keeping .
bro hel. pleRded not guiltY.
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THE OLD WORLD.
\ Sational Associated Press w the Star.
TURKISH VICTORIES,

TURKISH VICTORIES.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from
Shumla says the Turks, under Suli.
man Pasha, following up their victory
of yesterday morning, have succeeded
in sweeping the Russians clean out OF
Shipka Pass. The Russians made an
obstinate fight, but lne Turks outnum-
bered and completely overwhelmed
them. The losses on both sides were
enormous.
THE TURKS ABANDON FORT ST. NICHOLAS.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispaicn from
Poendln says: Aler holding FJrt St.
Nicholas six nours, the Turks aban-
doned 1t.
RUSSIANS REINFORCED.
The Russians, Ill the Sh!pkl Pase,
have been reinforced from GibroYa and
the ti5ntlng still CONTINUES.
TROUBLE IN WARSAW.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg SAYS
a rising is feared In Warsaw and all the
houses have been ordered to close at
s O'Clock In the evening.
TO THE FRONT.
BUCHAREST, Sept. lY.-The first de-
tacnment OF The Russian Guard passed
through here to-day en- route to the
front.
LATER FROM STANLEY.
LONDON, Sept ia DIS patch from
Staniey Via st. Vincent, and dated st.
Pau d. Londo, Aug. %, four DAYS later
than the one sent yesterday, says the
expedition has arrived at St. Paul De
Lonua safely. He adds that many of his
people were prOstrated by sickness,
chiefly by dyseLtery, ulcers and scuryy.
In one month Stanley hopes that all
these poor people will recover, except
such as are suffering from ulcers. Tie
latter will require from four to five
months to regain health. Stanley fur
ther says the Portuguese Governor Gen.
erai at Baquerent has very kinlIy
offered him the use ofa Portuguese gun.
boat to convey him to Lis IN, and ne
says the Governor General regards and
treats the people on the expedition as
quests OF the Portuguese Government.
Stanley says the Z,nziOar boys, under
me kind treatment they received from
all the European residents, will soon
forget the severe trials they have under
gone.
SHE is so GLAD.
LONDON, sept. I9.-Agnes LIVING
stone b. uce, daughter OF DR.. l. yi4-
stone, teIegraphs from Latham Vale,
Edinburg: "My heart is flied with de.
light ana gratitude that Stanley is safe,
and that he has solved the Congo prob.
lem."
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Third Edition

@as~ CINCINNATI, Sept 1880 p. M.-Flour
firm and somewhat higher, with active de-
mand. Corn steady and quiet. Barley dull.
Oats quiet and in moderate demand Rye firm
and quiet. Wheat in fair demand and tirm,
with light receipts. Mess Pork moderately ac-
tive and steady. Lard quiet and steady. Whis-
ky easy and lower, with moderate dem and.
Meats steady and moderately active. Gold
steady at lO3H. Eastern exchange quiet and
steady, and sterling firm.
BasH WEATHER.-ProOably cloudy or partly
cloudy weather for the next twenty -four
hours.
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500 900 ROBBERY
An Express Messenger Robbed bv
Masked Men.
ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OMAHA, Sept. ia bold robbery was
perpetrated on the Union Pacific Rail.
road at Big Springs, Nebraska, last
night.
AS train No. 4, east-bound express,
pulled u at the station, ana the express
messenger ope ed the door to deliver for
the station, about half dozen masked
men forced their way into the express
car with drawn revolvers aud compelled
the express messenger, Miller, to unlock
the sale containing over $50, 900.
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A large party Of disguised armed men
took from the Jail at Williamstos sB,
KY; yesterday morning, a man named
Peter Jones, who was confined ON the
charge OF numbering young Morgan at
powered the Jailer, beating him up in q
lrightlul manner, after VIII ch they took
The keys from him and released the pris-
oner from jail. Whether they were
friends or Ioes to the prisoner, we were
unable TO ascertain.
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THE LATEST
Another Heavy Robbery.

National Associated Press to the STAR
MONTREAL, CANADA, Sept. 10 Yes
terday the Captain Of the steamer
Beauharnois imlrudently left the key
in his safe, where $12, 800 were taken out
by unknown parties, $4,000 of his
stolen money belonging " the Mer-
chants Bank.
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Counterfeit Notes


National Associated Press to the Star
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-New counterfeit SIS
and $40 bills on the Union National Bank
of this city have made their appearance
In different parts Of the State. Tue pa
per is poorer and whittier than that used
by the Treasury Department., and the
word Union Is badly executed.
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Temperance Train,

National Associated Press to the star.
DENVER, COL, Sept. 19-An immense
Murphy Temperance train left here for
Greeley OF an excursion this morning.
Barnum accOmpanie | them, and Is TAX =
ing an enthusiastic part in the prooee, :
inps
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, Sept. 19.-Governor
CuIlom was taken seriously i'll yester.
day, and is now in dangerous conui-
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phllosophic Benedick says: ITO b,
nasged at and blown up by beauti,a'
peinE OF your OVID, who loves you al
ne while Ike ap2lC-pio, anu wnom ym
,ose IKE p!um-puddng, 3, to nv i1e.
Tue happiest privilege Of In natrimonyw
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Ahe Registry La AVIAN Item of Ea-
terest TO Township and Munich.
pal OffiCcrH

The new Registry Law, which goes
into operation on Friday, the 21st inst,
requires that registration books "shaIl be
provided at the expense Of The proper
township, city, or village for the pur-
pose OF he registration Of voters" Any
violation of the provisions of said act
subj OTIS the offender, on conviction
Thereof, TO a hue in any su u not less
tuan $40 nor more than $3.50, or to im-
prIsonment in the Couuty Jail not ex-
ceedlng six months, or botn, at the dis
cretion oil The Court. The registration
BOOKS can he OBJ. Aimed at WilsIacA,
Baldwin CO.'S, as adopted by the oItY
authOrities.
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DAINTER's MANUAL. HOUSE AND
J. sign painting, gralning, vanishing, pol
ishng, kalsominIng, papering lettering,
staining, gliding, &C., SOC. Book OF Alphabess
soc. Scroll and Ornaments 81 Furniture and
Cabinet Finisher SOC. Matchmaker and Jew
eler Soc. soapmaker 25c Taxidsrnist 5Oc.
Of booksellers or by mail. JESSE HANEY
% CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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DRY GOODS,
BANKRUPT STOCK.

Having purchased a Bankrupt
Stock of Millinery Goods, En-
brOideries, Linens, &C., &C., we
call the attention Of the public
'w- TO NOTE OUR PRICES.
We offer one lot of 500 Ladies'
Trimmed Hats at SOC each,
worth from 81 so to So.
We offer 1000 Ladies' Trimmed
Hats at 81 each, worth from
81 so to Us.
We offer 1000 Felt and Fur
Untrimmed Hats at 1Oc each,
worth from SOC to 81 rs.
A choice line of Ribbons, Os-
trich Tips and Plumes, in all
the new shades, at unprece-
dentedIy Low Prices.
We have embrOideries at 5 6,
Z, 8, 10, 12..c ami upwards,
that are undoubted bargains.
Our Towels at $1 50, 81 IS, So,
W so and So per dozen have
never before been sold for the
money.
Our stock of DOmestics is now
complete, and we invite Gus
toners to an examination of
qualities and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Our Flannels, Blankets and Bed
Comforts are very cheap.
Purchasers of ilks and Black
Goods will do well to Inspect
our stock, as we guarantee them
the best value in the market.
e8 Our increasing trade war
rants us in keeping OUR popu-
lar system of exchanging all
goods bought of us that do not
prove satisfactory, and of cheer
fully refunding the money, when
so desired, for the same.
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FOR SALE.
FIfABIA Cream of the West,1
nWk Glendale,
I kVUHA Snow White,

These favorlte brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Sixth street,
near Freeman. Call and leave your order, De-
lyered free Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE EXHIBITION.

QUEBEC, Sept. 19.-rne Provincial EX-
hibltlon was opened here Tuesday by the
Lieutenant Governor.
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE

i September II and during the entire week,
o. W. BARRY
In the exciting Drama in four acts, entitled
; BROKEN FETTERS;
OR, The GREAT EXPRESS LoBBERY,
The htz 1ltiue Sisters. Furgerson and Flynn,
Zegron.e and LevaniOn, Wal er Fletcher,
Blanche Dixon, Cummings and Harm gton,
Sand last weeks Favorites. sel7-tf
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

k'OR RENT - ROOM - Superbly furnished
l second-story front room, 261 West Third
eueet. l5-4t
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HAPPY COL DENNIsoN,

TORONTO. ,.ONT., SEPT. 10 Col. L. G.
Dannison has received informltion from
Russia that his work on cavalry toctics
has been pronounced the best OF those
Written in competition for the Czal,s
prize
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wANrHD---MIsCnLLANHoUs

rM ANIED - PARTNER - For a hotel I'm
w thIs city: hrst-class opportunity; about
fAooo wanted For particulars addIess D x
es' l9-it
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

WEDNESDAY, September 10. Two per-
formances to-day-Matinee at Evening
ats.
The brilliant young actress, MISS MARY
CARY, and her superb Company. in the re-
cent New York success, encitled "POOR JO."
admission TO Matinee: Dress Circle, SOC;
Balcony, 25c; Reserved Seats, 75c. Next week
JOHN L: RAYMOND, in his new play OF
"hISKS." Box-sheet now open at Church's
MusIc-sLore and RObinson's Opera-house.
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NOTICES..

pOSA EILERS VS.. 3. KUCuBOTH.-BF-
~ FORE Thomas Eyltt, Justice of the Peace
OF Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County. o.
On the 18th day Of September, 1877, said Jur-
tce issued an order OF attachment in the above
action, for the sum OF one hundred and sixty
Cause set for trial October II, 1877, at o'clo K
A. NJ, at the office Of said Justice, No. 8. W,
Sixth street. ROSA EILERS Pla,ntIfr
CINCINNATI, Sept. 70, 1877. seq 8tW
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LOST.

7 OST-FEATHERS-On the green car 60
Ling east on Sixth street, or on Vine street,
from Fit b TO Post-oitice, a llght-blue ostrich
ea'her. The finder will leave the same at lO8
smith street and receive reward. 1926
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WOODS THEATER.
Corner Of Sixth and Vine streets.

OVERWHELMING SUCCESS!
Patronizcd by the elite and fashion OF the city.
MONDAY EVENING, september H. first
appearance at this Novelty Palace Of AInuse-
ment OF BARNEY anu CARROLL, THE IT,
DORIS, Cos ami Fox, AMI our already NAM
MOTH COMBiN NAIfON. Every Night La
Wednesday and Saturday. Entire change Of
bill Monday and Thursday Popular Pric s.
lb, 25, 5Oc. Matinee prices-l5, 25c. Grand
special performances every sunday evening.
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TOR RENT ROOMS - Nice unfurnished
- rooms for usekecDing at IL Elm street.
l7,2t-M&Ws
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! " ANTED - FARM-To rent. or lease a
,,Xy,x hrst-class productive farm, well located
End security, If desired. Address Tor one we, +
FAHMkk. Box o, Cincinnati, Ohio. aulI-tf
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w ANTED-BoYS-T sell papers for this
.ofloe If
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A lists MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
- guiqe 20 OIL and water color painting,
tioniSts Journal gives best standard and new
peces for professional and amateur readers
and speakers, lOc, Of any newsdealer or by
mail JESSE HANEY CO., ll9 Nassau st.,
New York. w.
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w man who thoroughly UNDERESTIMATE t5, "a >
tall drug ana prescription business; will work
three months for board; best of references, q,
Address DRUGGIST, Lock-box 8, JacNson
q. H., Ohio. To-
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II OK BO AR b IN THE SUNDAY
- SCiiOOi IA practical guide for superin-
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
illustrated. 81 " Of booksellers or BY mail.
JESSE HANEY 4 CO., ll9 Nassau street
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POLITICAL.

NWENTf-FOURTH WARD, SECOND
Il PRkC iNCT, Will meet at Dcnhart's sa-
iooh this, we nesday evening, at 7:3O o'clo K
LOT organization. G. +. COOKE,
lt Executive Committeeman
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FOR RENT.

L>OR RENT I-HOUSE--For rent to colored
i family, house Of live rooms, No. 81 New
street. se1s.St*
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SKErCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil
- and water coors. and drawing and paint
Imilustrated, u 20 CTS. OF any bookseller or j BSS h
hANhl q CO., 1l9 Nassau st.. NY. fe1l-tf
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STANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
- 200 designs and ideas invaluable TO ali
be seen to he Appreciated. Only 81. Examine
at any book store or painters supply store
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IQUOR and OPIUM Habits SELF Cured-
~ New book of vital value, also exposes fall
iacious treatment and nostrums, 75o. JESSE
HANE1 q CO. ll9 Nassau street, New York
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NILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete nracu.
~ cal guide adapted to all trades using Gid
ing; also SlLVERlNG, and other va1uable
matter. just out Soc or anybook seller
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-18

.Tweed's confession implicstes Oakley
Hall, Recorder Hackett AND Hugh
Hastings.
Hon. John K4sson. of Iowa. has
been rendered and accepted the posi-
ton of Minister to Spain.
The Russian Embassy is ordered to
leave Gonsiantinopie and the Russian
army is moving toward Koumania.
A Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Post says the statement that war
has been deeided-aron lacks conhrma-
ton
Governor Hampton has granted a
two weeks reprieve'to the ten Loun-
disville murderer RS. who were senteLced
to be hang d next Friday.
No new DEVELOPMENTS are reported
regarding the contnmncions survivors
Of Chamb-rlain's fraudulent admins
trationin South Carolina
Grand Duke Alexis and the princi-
pal officers of the Rn. sian feet now
in New York hsshor arrived in Wash
ingtnn this morning. on visiting tonr.
Conductors. baggagemen and brake
men joined IN u strike on the Pbliadei
phia & Reading railroad yesterday, bat
no trouble was experienced in supply
ling their places with new men.
Vienna special reports that Count
AndraSsy eptertnlns 40 further hopes
of peace. but trusts that the campaign
will be short, so that the neutral pow
ers may compel Turkey and Russia to
cease hestiiities in time to prevent the
struggle from becoming general.
A decision in favor of Mrs Myra I
Clark Gaines in her famous snit in
rolying the title ia millions Of dollars
worth OF lroperty in the city OF New
Orleans, has been rend red in the u.
s. District Court OF that city. The
case has been pending over forty years.
a>-xra
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A TERRIFIC SNOW sKORM.

Eureka has just experienced the
heaviest snow storm of the season.
The Repp hlcan says-it began to snow
ION Sunday and continued uninterrupt
edly unit! Monday evening. Fully
three feet of snow fell in less than
twenty four hours and the roads in
every direction are almost impossible
Passengers who came through from
Eureka yesterday report the narrow
.guage in good order and, in all proba-
abiiity. ere this, the r .publican's appre-
thensions of blockade and temporary
suzpension of Amiping operations in
consequence of'the heavy snow have
ALI been dissipated.