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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-A corner in the
potato market in this city is threatened.
Prices are higher than for many years,
and potatoes are scarce and in good de-
mand. The crop OF 1877 was almost a
failure in the East and West, the South
alone raising the usual supply. The
Canadians are taking advantage of the
scarcity, and are shipping large Quanti-
ties 10 all large cities Of the United
States. Dealers say prices will go still
higher than at present.
StrakOsch's Opera-house.
The project of erecting Grand Ma
tional Opera-house and Temple of Art,
started by Max Strakosch, promises to
be a success. A block of ground bound-
ed by Madison and Vanderbilt avenues
and Forty third and Forty-fourth streets,
valued a 5000 has been sold to the
stockholders by W. Ii. Vanderbilt at the
reduced price of S300,000. Plans OF the
building have been drawn, and the stock
OF the Company is selling rapidly. Max
Strakosch also proposes erecting grand
opera-houses in Chicago and San Fran
cisco by stock companies.
Arrested for Forgery.
Geo. w. Chadwick, broker, No. 3S Dey
street, was arrested Yesterday afternoon
on charge OF being the principal in the
forgery Of $64, 900 on the Union Trust Co.
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BEN. HILLS SENATORIAL FIGHT.
He Says He Opposed FraudulehS
Claim iM Which wash. NC
Lean Was Interested.
HENCE THE ENMITY OF THE CINCINNATI
ENQUIRER.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-A Herald spe-
cial from Atlanta, Ca, says the city is
crowded with politicians to watch the
Senatorial contest, which opens to-day.
The main purpose of the fight is to beat
Ben. Hill.
The Anti-Hnl lobby is headed by Hers
cheI johnson and Robert Toombs.
personal assault was made Sunday by
Ben. Hill member, but the interVen-
ton OF the crowd prevented a serious
result. Hill made an eloquent and ag-
gressive speech Saturday night, in
which he said the Cincinnati Enquirer
was opposed to him because he defeated
fraudulent claim just after the war in
which Mr.. Wash. Mclean was inter-
ested.
He alluded in the same connection to
dead brother OF Judge William Schley,
Of New York, which may provoke "a
duel. Judge Schley is in Atlanta work
ing against Hill. Last night he pub
lished Il card saying that he was H.
formed that Hill had made false and In
Ijuliyus charges against his deceased
brother, George Schley, and himself, but
before notIclng HIPS remarks he would
consult the stenographic report ana see
il his speech had been accurately re-
ported.
1t is rumored this will result in
challenge. Hill has an ant!-duellng rec
ord, but prefaced his speech with the
remark that if he should say anything
by which any gentlemen might think
himself involved aud that would need a
reply, he wishes to be given notice o.
the fact as early as possible. Ii he dc
not receive such notice by to-day, ne
would probably start on his way back
TO Washington. Ii ne did get notice, he
would take great pleusure in meeting
| WhnpVar mi o If desire It,
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woman had become sick DR.. Kinkel was
calle III to attend to her.
On examination the Doctor found that
she had been delivered Of a three
months fetus, and, from the circum-
stances, was led to believe that an abor-
tion had been produced on the woman.
He told her so, but she stoutly de-
MED it. Afterwards she stated tha$
Jonte was the father OF the child, al
though she WAS not married to him.
Coroner Stitch last evening proceeded
to the Wesleyan Cemetery, in company
with Dfs. Kiukel and Maley. The body
of the woman was produced, and ldenE-
fed by DR.. Kinkel. ...
Ex-U0roner Maley then held a post
mortem examination, the result of which
will be made known at the in1uest- A
Jury was then impaneled and the iR-
quest postponed until tomorrow mora-
ing at 10 O'Clock.
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The following marriage licenses wers
issued since our last report;
Henry Knorr and Carrie Hughenta bier.
G. W. Adair and Margaret Fitzpa trick.
ALT. q. Legler and Mildred Meyer.
Louis Brinkman and Rachel Peterson
Otto Winkelman and Ida Frey.
Conrad Mither and Frances Grethen.
Wm,C Harris and Maggie E. Kennett.
JAS. Ii. Scott and Georgia Berry.
Jas. W. Thompson and Katie Scuily.
Henry Ebker aud Mary Plagemau.
Jac. Neiheisel and Louisa Westrick,
Dennis Cooney and Emma Morrison.
Henry Bcckman and Louisa Schmiit.
Frank Sieiert and Elizabeth Bruas.
W. f. Hohnnorst and Josephine Miller,
VIM. Springmeyer and Sophia Bruua.
JAS. +. Mosier and Sarah HolIzcIaw.
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TEIE LATEST
Terrible if True.
, ssociated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-The report is cur
rent at Fort Randall, that a train of tif-
teen wagons and twenty men were cap
tured ,eas Thursday morning, about one
hundred miles west of the Missouri Riv-
er, while on their way out of the Hills,
and not a man escaped the scalping-
knife. The Indian, who brought the
news, says Crazy Horses band COM
mitted the outrage, and that the train
belonged to Violin & Papinam, of Yank-
| ton.
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Illinois enatOrShjp.
Special to the STAR:

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-The baIIoti Logan,
90; Anderson, SS; Haynes, A; Wash
burne, 6; Lawrence, 2; Hay, 1; Goudy, |;
Marshal, 1; Sexton, 1; Parish, l;
Rodgers, l.
Thrtieth ballot-Logan 92, Anderson
81, Washburne g. Lawrence 8, Haynes
5, Hay 1, Goudy l, Marshal l, Parish 1,
Rogers l.
Thirty first ballot-Logau 80, Ander-
son IS, Haynes A, scattering 7.
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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 Presidents
Bell in the chair.
A resolution to improve German alley
from Thirteenth street north to its ter
minus, was approved, and the clerk was
ordered to transmit the same to Council.
A resolution to improve Seventh street
from Harriet street west three hundred
and forty-three feet, was referred to the
Committee on Grades aud improve
menCs.
Adjourned to permit Hon. John d.
caldwell, Secretary OF the Pioneer As
sociatioD, TO attend the funeral OF Gen.
Rees 4. Price.
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FIGURING Mills Burned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
JOLIET. ILL, Jan, 2S.-The large -four
ing mil known as City Mills, the prop
erty of VIM. Adam, of this city, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire yesterday. Val
ue, $50 600; insured for $4,000. 1t is sup.
posed TO he the work of an lncendiarY
These mills were built in 1859, and were
regarded as among the best IN this sec
tiOp.
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SpringfieId Items.

Special to The star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 23.-An old lady
named Mrs. Fry, living on North Fisher
street, dropped dead at her door Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. d. Prothero, Janitor of the East
ern School Building, attempted to com
nit suicide about 10 VcIock Sunday
forenoon.
Many persons of this city are almost,
if not quite, destitute, who decline to be-
come objects of charity, but would De
glad OF any kind OF work.
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SENATOR MCPHERSON
Is the Now Senator from New Jel

Is the New Senator from New Jers
sey.
National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 23.-The two
Houses this morning assembled for the
selection Of a United States Senator.
Mr.. Mcpherson was nominated by the
Democrats, and MIR. Frelinghuysen by
the Republicans. The vote in the House
was u tie. In the Senate it stood ii c.
Puerson, IL; Frelinghuyseu, 10. Mr..
Mcpherson was thereupon declar ed
elected.
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important Suit Decided.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Jan. 23.-Judg7
Shipman yesterday decided the case OF
the U. S. Rife g. Cartridge Company
and f. Remington & Sons against the
Whitney Arms Company in favor of the
defendants, dismissing the bill. The
suit was based on what is known as the
Cochran Patent. The Judge finds Coch-
rams invention to have been abandoned
to the public.
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ALLEGED ABORTION,
An Examination to be Made Dy the
Coroner.

Ida Watts, a domestic about thirty
six years old, who was keeping house
for policeman named Robert
Jonte, at his residence at
the southwest corner of Bank and Linn
streets, died last Tuesday, January 16,
after sickness OF about three weeks,
and under suspicious circumstances.
The woman was buried on the follow
ing day at the Wesleyan Cemetery at
Cummtnsvltle. A few days after the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23

NJ. Ste. Claire Deyille was discussing
the question Of the advance af knowsL
edge with a famous anatomst. "Atter
all" he said, "you have made great all-
vances; but don't you think that ron
are very much like the hackmen, wso
know all the streets, but haven't tae rs-
hottest idea OF what is going OH in fhe
houSes?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23

A handsome set OF jewelry, consisting
of EARRINGS and brooch, imported iroql
India, is to be sren at riffany's. Each
jewel has small gold bell, which is a.
tached to an Inverted cup. From tsis
cup are suspended short LINK chains,
person.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23

Circular handkerchiets of ValeDn:-
ennes lace and Swiss embroidery 10
match, are much worn, carried aroaoa
the neck outside OF the ruene, aud las -
eEcd at the front wish a bow or loa OF,
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Third Edition

For the neat tDenty- four hours, proba-
bly fair or partially cloudy and cool
Dedther.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES'
y anne. Griswold's celebrated shoulder brace
corset; also,> abdominal, nursing, long waist
and misses corsets. Orde s promptly filled
by her agent, MRS. A. Z. MUNSON, 296 Hop
aims ST. cot, west Of Freeman. 1tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23

URAND MASQUERADE BALL GIVEN
by the Social Young Folks at Workmen's Hall,
TUESDAY EVENING, January %, 1877. A
prize will be given the best lady waiter, best
masked lady and gent. Tickets SIC; extra
Aady's ticket 25c. lal0-IG
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WOODS THEATER.

b. MACAULEY..... .ManaSer'
Every Evening during the week and W ca
nesday and saturday Mat,nees, MIR. FRANK
MAYO as DAVY CROCKETT. Admission 70
Matinees, 25c to all parts of the house.
: Next Week-KAIE FISHER.
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.T7OR SALE-FARM-o 80 acres, 80 miles
E from C0vngton, improved fresh land, on
L., G.. Il l.. Railroad, near d nice little town,
at $25 per acre cash, or on payments; will SUIT
German. Address II. F. D., Sparta, Ky.
. 23-4t
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FTET ED-STTUATION-By young man
! w of ability, as travelling salesman, for
wholesale drug house; will travel three months
ion trial, expenses being paid: unexceptlonal
tcity reference given. Address SALESMAN
Hoes -box 500. Portsmouth, OHIO. 1856
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THOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
.E acres. situated ~ miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In goou
oroer. Will Sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one DESIRING it 10 get a good
home. Address Is. B. s., Scar Office, $50 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, D.
jy2jd&jy27w-tf
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TOR RSALE-FARM-Nice farm; or will ex-
change for house and lot or vacant lots in
Cincinnati. Call at 80 Clinton street. 28-5t
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jTNOR SALE-LAND-Good tImbered land,
E 1850 acres, on the Big Sandy River Ken
tucky; will sell cheap for. cash, or Will take
halI cash and balance in salable merchau-
disc. Address OF inquire OF Clerk, Indiana
House, 234t
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iLOR SALE - PLACE or 41s acres, with
I house Of five rooms, good cellar and plenty
Of fruiI, suitable for gardener, quarter OF a
mile from Harrison, Ohio; good bargain. Ad-
dress Box III. Harrison. Ohio. 23-8t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

iTNTANTED - -SITUATION-B BY two girls,
w for up stairs work and cooking. Call at
169 George street. l9-4G
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANrED - WORK - Washing, ir oning
w and 1luting to do at 7jc per dozen; rough
dry, $50. Gail at 2i2 West sixth street, taird
floor. ...,. 23-5G
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WI ANTED - SITUATION - AS assistant
w cutter. by young man of experience,
in a hrst-class merchant tailor storei steady
employment the object. Address s. NOOKS,
tBoX ,96 Salem, Ohio lS-4t
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VKJ ANTED-AN INTEREST-In hotel or
w boarding house, by man OF good habits
and IS years experience Address ALEXIS,
Cincinnati, o. 2i-5t
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VETA:TED = MAN - An unmarried man
w who understands vegetable gardening
small place in the country. Apply at this Of
flee, Jal0-f
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WANTED buy YOUR HATS or
.ESH MARTIN. at 42 W. Fifthst 1y10-1

xNJ JANTED HORSE TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to o. [. STAHL, az
Shook & McNicolpS Stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore. noi5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Ru NVHM Families or groceries IN want OF
uAbAIU good Flour : warranted to give
fIIHjH Satisfaction Icsn be supplied BY
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES k. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. del-5m
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

I'm AND AFTER JANUARY 15, 1877, ANY
I partnership or share in profits extended
nv the Texas Land and Coloniz tion Company
10 Ii, G, Wilkinson and ii. Il. Freshman, ceases,
at the request of IL. G. Wilkinson, as per
terms OF contract. Hereafter the business OF
the Company will be conducted and managed
Inv e. Webber, Secretary and Treasurer oil the
sfexas Land and Colonization Company
/ ISigned1 H. G. WILKINSON,
Z IL G. WEBER.
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wv already established in some thriving
city by lady Of some capital; must be such
as could be conducted by a lady. Address,
with fGn particulars, MRS. OLlV Err, Box 20,
Sedaiia, Pettis County, Mo. 23-4t
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yNT ANTED PARTNER = The advertiser
w has one of the finest stock farms 1 the
West, aud wants partner to furnish capital
to stock the farm; a net average profit of
Sl2,0jJ a year can be made. Address STOCK
DEALER, Post-ofiice Box 799, Dayton, Ohio.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-19

THE GREAT WALL oF Cui>A-.
great wall OF China WIS measure. p
many places by Mr Lhl-.'-'
American engineer lately en='s.
survey for 4 Chinese railway
measurements give the hc.z-. 81.
feet, and The width ou tcp oi 10
Every few hundred yards .l'.. e.
tower "a feet square. and i''n :.
45 feet high. 1he fouuIal.'a. y ,..
wall is of solid granite. Nj '..
brought a brick from the "a.-
is supposed to have been .l'.'
wears before the time of CaH9~ p
building this immense stone l''',,
keep out the rartars the y..
never attempted TO avoId iIeu-'. ,I.
or chasms TO save expense. III '..
miles the wal. goes over r-a.'
mountain, and every fucl ol .ll'.--. .ls
datium is IN solid granite. ai'" .-. ID
of the structure solid masoh' .b r
some places the wall Is bullt >Li--, -
against the bank, or canN ouS' .rtt
ipices. where there isa sheer de-. a5.,sl
900 feet small streams sic =. ,'r
over. but in the larger stree ,i
wall runs TO the waters cage ., ,t.
tower is built ON each el"e -.,-s.
top of the wall there are bTla'' :, ta
or defences. facing in ana 'H- n.
defending force can pass .e,pos
tower another without beng NJ n, .,I.-
to the enemy from either sac. c,.i
culate the time of building % ,5 :
this wal, is beyond human ,-k Is
far as the magnitude oi Ins ..5ine d
concerned, it surpasses "H, vhi,t
ancient or modern tunes ,.,iI. O
there is any trace. The p,!;"t, -, Il
Egypt are nothing comp4''"
Loui0p TluJss.
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DIPUTuERIA- The fnllO

DIPHTHERIA The following, on
what appears to be good authority, is
said to he an excellent remedy for
diphtheria. Take a teaspoonful of
birthstone and stir it with The finger
into wine glass of water, and use it
as gargle. it will destroy the fungus
in the throat, which is the cause of
diphtheria. The finger mixes it more
thoroughly with water than spoon
can do. Let the gargle be swallowed
Or, the sulphur may be blown through
a quill into the throat, and after the
fungus has slrunken. then use the
gargle. Inhaling the fumes of sulphur
spread spoonful at a time on hot
Goals will also kill the fungus. Brm-
stone kills every species of fungus in
man, beast or plant.Fin very few
minutes. This remedy is simple and
harmless, and is said To be very eff
tectiva.
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JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK
l20 Clinton ST.. JohRstown, Pa.

4 fI ARTERED : EPT y. $50 DEPoSTT
Y. received of all sums not less Hau One Dollar
Interest ls due in the months OF June ANA DcceJn-
ber. and IL not withdrawn is added 10 the depus
IT. thus compounding twice year without trvG-
bling the dePcsitor 10 call or even 60 a. esent the
deposit book.
Money loaned on Real Estate. Preference. with
liberal rates and long time. given to borrowerS OF
tering first mortgages on farms wort o four more
times the amount ut loan desired. Good reference
perfect titles. etc. required.
This corporation is exclusively Savings Bank.
No commercial dcpuSits received. nor discounts
granted. No loans on personal security
Blank applications Tor burr wcrS. copies Of the
rules, bylaws. and special law relating TO this
Bank. sent To any address desired.
GRUS TEES amcS Cooper. David pihert. &. y
Ellis y. y. Hawes. +. W. Hay. John I.owmam. Il.
Baumer, ir.. Daniel VI Clsaughliu. u. !. Morrcll.
James NcAiilcn. James Morley. Lewis Pitt. II
\. Buggs. Conrad Suppes, George 1. Swauk. and
w. V. Walters.
DANIEL J. NORHELL, President.
FRANK DIEERT. Treasurer.
CSEUs ELDER. Solicitor. 1928. '9-.-1y.T
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A379 is not easily earned in these times. but
VII il can he made i'm three months by any
n one of cither sex. in any part of The couu
VI try who is willing TO work steadily at
the employment which we furnish. Iouneed not
be away from home night. You can give
your whole time to the work. or only your spare
moments. IL costs nothing to try the business
Terms pnd IS outfit free. Address at once. II.
HALLET n Co, Portland. Maine. t3-23.-ly ~
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\ Doc BRINGING TP Cw-EHy>-
! li,tle friend 0I ours. wri.r~ ac.r-
pendent, POSSESSES. amm- g'.e. 70,
"a fine pointer dog ami q cru.-eo. H.
chickens that nave been deserted /.
their mothe.. The other dar be f.
asleep while playinEwirH fae
As he lay upon tae haar with
long. golden curi- streaming uas a.
the.carpet, the chickens up~l..aHl.
them, rs they would Hle ur.el
meath their runaway mo.aeE ].
pointer DOC was near. ani joy SOD
time had watched the prarae'ia-> Tl.
evident interest FINALLY Aeawruae
ed the sleeper pokol 1.-THE li,t.ecaeas.
from beneath the cW!~. iua5 A.
gently i'm hi> mouth. gad carried tlt
to his kennel. Their juvenile o7h
was much alarmed upon araasr
and liLding them gone Alarm e
changed first TO surUrl-c aH+ -at.
pleasure, upon Discovering
whereabouts. auI the gentle mann.
which they were hejH- car,l'r .
dog seemed perfectly carried ST..
with fond affection for discharge .
would gently carcSS themIn1 ~
upon them with ewes olamh- H
tenderness. For three pr four a..
tho li-tIa ,.l;,.l,. tIrrs ~.>i|.i with lt
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