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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
SPORTING NEWS.
Wrestling.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 9.-At st. James
Hall last might Andre Christol and
Theobaud Bauer wrestled in Greco
R man style for 5000 side. The at
tendance was large.
The first round, after several falls,
throws and some very fine wrestling,
was decided by the referee in favor OF
ChristOl.
The second and third rounds were
won by Bauer.
Rowing.
LONDON, May 9.-Arrangements have
all been completed for the boat race be-
tween Boyd and Higgins, to be rowed on
the Thames, May 2S. The race is for
9400. Higgins il the favorite al 920 to
EI5.
Shooting
An international pigeon match has
been arranged between Ira Paine, the
American, and FL. Beatty, of Suffolk, tor
fl00 side, to take place June %, at
tilly single birds, Hurlingham rules.
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aid opened on the part Of the prosecu-
tiOm:
"The fact, ,"said he, "that Mr.. Wallace
is Sheriff of Hamilton County does not
lessen or augment the crime with which
he Is charged" He then read the ten
counts in the Indictment. Fianagan'S
testimony was reviewed. The speaker
was OF the opinion that the very charac-
ter which the witness gave himself by
his own admission made 1t at once
apparent that he was just the kind of
man whom conspirators would select
for their netarious work, and that he
could speak the truth If he wanted. Mr..
Overaker was an unwilling witness.
He says that he advanced money
for the escape of Young, and that
Wallace promised 10 reimburse
ham, and that he handed
sum OF money to Mccarthy for that
purpose in the presence of Wallace.
This is substantially the evidence
on which the prosecution re-
lies upon in this case, and 1t
is testimony given by witnesses
that are unimpeached. Mr.. Wallace, IL
is true, mas brought great many per-
sons here TO testify as to his gooG char
acter. This is usual, and 1t is his right.
But | say that il he has shown up
hitherto good character and fair
reputation, he can not get back OF the
lacts that have been brought out here in
this case Of conspiracy. Why,
every crlmiual on trial at this
bar has mad hanging in the
| background persons who would
come forward and give him good name.
Even the cOunterleiters, VINO just last
| week pleaded guilty to the ofenses
charged, had friends wno came
forward and spoke we'll OF them.
rhe question as to character can not
outweigh The unimpeachable testimony
OF the array of witnesses which We nave
mere offered. With much opposi-
ton we have succeeded in es-
tablishing the fuct that q
conspiracy has been entered. into, and
that The escape was made and for IN j.
tiyes which you can readily uuuer-
stand"
! Adjourned TO :45 J.. NJ.
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Cause of the New York POst-OfRic,
Accident.


National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Commits
sion appointed to investigate the recent
accident at the New York Post-o1lice
submitted their report to Secretary
Sherman, yesterday.
The report embraces tWenty-six pages
of legal cap, aud shows that the whole
subject was thoroughly Investigated.
The final conclusions OF the Comm ssion
are as lollows:
First-ThaJ the truss erected did not
correspond with that recommended by
superintendent Oakshot, aud approved
by Supervising Architect Hill, and ap-
parenLy contracted Tor by HenYelman,
HaYeman & Co.
Second-Ihat the stays were removed
and The truss was subjected to the load
before 1T was examined by a person to
determine if it was cUnstI ucted In con-
formity with the contract.
Your Comm sslon considers that it is
perhaps fortunate circumstance that
the accident, sud as 1t was, hastened
| the detection Of the radical weak.
| ness OF the hidden girder over
Courtroom, the continuance of which is
now source of jeopardy, and the com.
munity has greaL reason TO be thankful
that they have been spared the ue lails
OF a CALAMITY far more appalling in its
Chai acter.
Senator Gordon Denies.
Senator Gordon says there is not q
| word OF truth in the report that he is tC
be m .de Secretary of War. He says the
statement is perfectly absurd.
Minister Schiskin called upon Secre.
tary Evarts this morning ana formally
notified the Government of the United
States OF the existence OF war between
his Government and Turkey. The Sec.
retary received the notification and will
make formal answer.
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iourned To 1:45 =. VI.
CROOKED sSBRINE."
U. s. Officials Bull-doxcd in Ken.
lucky.

tHcky.
Last Monday United States Deputy
Marshals John and Edgar Hyatt, Wal
ter Whitaker and Morris Wheedon heard
of an Illicit still being i'll operation in
Glasgow, KY, by two brothers named
Ike and Thomas Reynolds, and started
out to arrest them.
When they arrived at the place the
Reynolds made a desperate resistance,
and refused to give up their equtpmeng
or to let the officers in the establish
m mt. WhereupUn the officers shot and
wounded both OF them. TIM was struck
In the abdomen ana Ike in the neck.
The shooting occurred about l O'Clock
A. NJ. The Sheriff of the county then
made an attempt 10 arrest the United
States officials, and they refused TO be
arrested VI to give up their arms.
The Sheriff Immediately summoned a
party of the citizens, and the U. s. o.
ticials seeing resistance useless, sur
rendered them selves and delivered up
their arms in open court, after the Judge
mad cleared the room OF spectators.
The affair caused considerable eX-
citemenL, and the acLion OF the Federal
authorities is looked for with conslde.-
able interest.
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THE funeral OF Mr.. Andrew Beck,
falner-iE- aw OF Mr.. Adam Wilson, took
place from the Cathedral this morn-
ing. Rev. Father Haley celebrated
mass and preached the funeral sermo ION.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Ross Fem
ton, John Heuermann, N. Finch, John
Stryker, NJ. Mangold aud NICK Beiler.
MIR. Fried. Albert Schmitt, OF the
Abend-Post staff, will deliver lec,ur
in German. next Friday evening, at s
o'clocK. in Turner Hail. tor the benefit OF
The German "A merican Seminary. "SuL-
j CT, German Poets Of America"
MIR. E. q. ARMSTRONG, SuperintenG-
ent OF the Police Telegraph, will raise u
number OF poles on Mcmillan street
between Highland and Auburn avenues,
to extend the wires OF the Police and
Waler-Sorks Departments.
THE inquest held on the body OF The
male 9 us found in the o. d NJ. yards. as
ported yesterday, resulted in IL yer-
dict of deaLl from causes uukuown 10
the jury.
THE default il the Sherif's off e
amount, To heariy $1,000 ol Witch So 90
have been recuvcrcd.
COUNTY TREASURER WISE will b,
ready ON Muuuay 10 receive the Juue
taXIj.
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The Courts.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.

The State on part of VIM. Shaffer
against the German Roman Catholic
Aurora Benevolent Society. An appli-
cation for peremptory mandamus.
The relator alleged that he had been ex-
pelled upon cuarge that was not war;
ranied by the Constitution OF the So
ciety. The mandamus was refused and
the action dismissed.
Tie ju lgMenJ in The case Of the Gin.
cinnai u Springfield Railway Company
against The Incorporated village OF Car-
image was confirmed.
Ed. Pearce, dminisrator Of E. B.
Howells, against George L. Jones. A
petition in error. Judgment reversed.
The STATE on part Of W. z. OHara
against the Board OF Education Of
Symmes Township. An application for
writ OF peremptory mandamus to coE-
pei the defendants TO pay judgment
aud costs. The writ was allowed.
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NEW YORK CITY.
kNighls of Honor.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The fourth an
nual session of the Supreme Lodge OF
Honor began in Odd.fellows' Hall yes
terday, with about ninety delegates
present from Grand Lodges In eighteen n
States. The object of the Order Is to
promote the interests Of humanity gem
orally and afford an insurance Of 81 900
to each member. The annual address
Of the supreme Dictator, J. A. Ege, OF
der exists In thirty-one States; there
are six hundred and seven subordinate
Lodges, with total membership OF
about twenty thousand, and the Order
ls rapidly increasing in all parts Of the
country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
KASTY LEGISLATION.
Glaring Mistake i'm a Recently
Enacted Law.

City Auditor 81. Hoffman this morn
ing received from Columbus a certified
copy of the laws passed by the last
Legislature, and while casting his eagle
ment of Sinking Fund Commissioners,
ran across the startling tacs
tnat said Commissioners in all cases
"shail be appointed by the Judge
OF the Supreme Court of said
city" Here's richness! Since when
have We had Supreme Court in this
village; and who is the Judge thereof?
Verify, the Little Legislature must have
been under the influence OF booze when
lhis law was Matched.
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THE OIL FREIGHT QUEsTIoN.-The
Pit, suurg Commercial q G.z1LGe says:
"Ihe Pennsylvania road uues not refuse
TO carry whatever the Standard Com
pany may tender them, and there is NO
Disagreement AS to rates. The Standard,
however, will avail themseiye, of every
opportunity 10 get their crude and re-
fined oil carried at the lowest rates, and
will be under no obligation to ship by IL
line winch they ciala is in business
competition W Ia tug.A."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
Terrible Mime Explosion.

National Associated Press to the star.
PoTTsvILLE, May "a terrible gas
explosion occurred at Wadesyille Mine,
near st. Clair. Thirty men are impris-
oned, and their cries lor help can be dis
tinctly heard. Six bodies have been
taken out.
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The Red Men Surremdering

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, May ga dispatch to Gen.
Sheridan from Gen. Miles, dated at the
latters headquarters, on Tongue River,
SAYS that three hundred hostile Sioux
surrendered on the 22d of April.
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Municipal Elections.

ational Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9,-The city elec-
tion in Stockton resulted in favor of the
Republicans, and in Virginia City the
Democrats elected their city officers.
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Third Edition
Clear and probably cloudy and Darmer
tpeQther the nert to1enty- four hours.
THE LATEST
Killed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
POTTsvILLE, PA, May 9.-Daniel Cur
tain, driver, was killed instantly this
morning by being run over. James Nc
Cabe in attempting to save him lost sew
eral fingers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
THE BLACK SEA BLOCKADE.

LONDON, May "a dispatch from
says Turkey has ex-
tended the time tor the vessels Of neu-
tral powers to enter and leave the Black
Sea to the 10th Of May for entering and
the 17th for departing. The Black Sea
will be declared closed to navigation
after the latter date.
PROSPECTIVE ENGLISH COMMANDER.
LONDON, May 9.-Sir John s .mmons Will
be appointed to the command OF the
English Army, in case that England be-
comes involved In the present war.
THE ASSAULT ON KARs.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
that the Russians twice tried to storm
Kars and were repulsed each time with
great loss.
RoUMANIA DECLARES WAR.
A telegram from Bucharest says that
Roumanla has declared war against
Turkey.
IN THE DOMINION.
QUEBEC, ANADA, May 9-The ship
City 0. @ lebec Is now daily expected
here. Sha has On board ten large sixty
tour p.und riff guns, seven thousand
shells and large quantity OF other war
ma erial. The guns are to be piacGd i'll
position on the Citadel.
1t is rumored that the Tweuty-,hird
Fusileers are coming cut to be stationed
at This point.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09

General A. j. Hckenlooper is now
President Of the Gas Company.
Albert Forster, who introduced the
"Wiener-wursn into this city, and made
quite fortune in selling that article IN
Over-the- Rhine circles, died Yesterday.
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ANOTHER BATTLE.
Russia Victorious, and 1900
Turks Captured.
The Latest from All Points.
THE BATTLE NEAR KARS.

LONDON, May 9-l:l6 p. MA tele-
gram from Pera to the London Globe
says severe battle has taken place be-
tween Kars and Erzeroum, in which the
Russians were victorious. Fourteen
thousand Turks were captured.
FIGHTING IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, May GA dispatch from
Buchare est says the Cossacks crossed
the Danube at Braila, and burned the
Turkish block-houses. The shelling Of
Nachin, town In Bulgaria, on the Dam
ube, has been renewed from the chan
mol
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n f1IEA g Cream of the West,'
RbNX Glendale,

EGVVtH SIUW WHIIes
These fayorie brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Skin street,
near Freeman. Call and leave your order De-
lyered free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
mn7 -3m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
FOR RENT-.ROOMS.
FOR SALE.

Il t11s P'PoT' Apply ~ tIlIs UllCc aU q q OI0o"'
mN7-3t+
L OR SALE-PLANTS-My great sale of
j basket and bedding plants al and 10 cts,
will be continued another week. j. b. CHAD
WICK. l5O Front st., Newport, Ky. my2-5teOd
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

An election was held in Indiana Dec
18th. to fill vacancy in the State Senate
caused by the death of the former incum
bent. The district in which the election
was held has heretofore been Democratic
and in view of the fact that the political
control of the Senate depended on the
result, unusual efforts were made by the
Democrats to elect their candidate. The
election of the Democrat would have made
the Senate Democratic by one, while the
election of the Republican candidate
makes it Republican by one majority.
The district is composed of the counties
Of Madison and Delaware; Madison at the
Presidential election 10 November gave
Tilden over 500 majority, while on the
10Th OF December it gave Doxey, Repub-
ican candidate, one hundred and sixty
thus securing his election.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12
Advertising.

Nothing, says the Agriculturist, is more
| characteristic of our modern life than the
extent to which a.vertislng Is used as a
medium between individuals and the pub.
lie. A stranger in town, large or sma!
by looking over the advertisements of the
local paper can form a very correct idea
of the place. 1t the advertisements are
few, and lave the appearance OF being
''standing.'' he is quite safe in conclud-
ing that he is in one Of those slow going,
dead and-alye pla les, that were finished
some years ago, aud that the people are
of kind that know little about change
Whether social or financial. On the other
hand if the advertisements appear fir. sh
and snappy, If it only be 70 announce the
fresh arrival of salt fish, or new invoice
of clothes pins, it is fair to infer that the
paper is published in wide awake COM
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

Senator Conkli' & in presenting a petit
tion of the New, York bankers and mer
chants in favor of an au,cable adjustment
of the Presidential question. made a
speech setting forth the prominence of
the signers and the importance of their
interest. 1t was signed by Democrats
and Republicans. being honorably az.
soclated with nearly every branch of in
dustry. The slgners are $50 in number.
lie. himself. was in complete sympathy
with The petitioners; this was a QUESTION
s'eyond party feeling and above it; it wa
right 'or parties 10 contend, but when
the contest had been settled at the ballot
box, the final arbitrament of popular con.
tests, the only duty and lawful proceed
ing j. 10 find the honest and true result
and declare it, bow to it and stand by It;
Congress and the Nation should do il:
whoever stands on truth and right will
OF fall; whoever stands on wrong falls
an | therefore will be overthrown.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12
NEWS ITEMS.

!, Ohaes Conrad put two bullets into
Frank HcManhon at Yankton, seriously
woundg him.
The Weather Prophet at Washing
ton cit has dropped probabilities" anu
will hte after call it Indications.
A Washington correspondent says tna'
Cropirs face looks like the map of Ire
land ad his nose like calcium light.
A fC miles west Of Dubuque there
was cath recently where Sp'ritua''s'
tr a: the case and tried to perform u
resurrection miracle. He persisted till the
corpsewas hideo,,s putrefaction.
The President has pardoned Madison
Doomimprisoned in Virginia for viola
ton olthe civil rights act. This acton
forest,ls proceedings in the Supreme
Court! nd as this is the only known case
of imt isonmeut under the civil rights
&C cd sideration OF its cOnstitutionality
by tt, Supreme Court is indefinitely
post .ded.
Th4riends of Mrs. Senator Sargent of
Califtnia, who are now gong TO present
her with bust of her husband. ought to
consul the lady first. Their" are ladies
who d not enjoy the busts of their hus-
bands 1t all--in fluid form, AT least.
1t is saul that the heir-ar law Of Lord
Mazda, has been discovered in ven
erablecitzen of Illinois, Mr.. George Ma
ca ,ay. He the nearest male relative
of he Distinguished historian ana cOnse-
que,l'. ind the English law, heir to
his anded p op rty. tie was discovered
Ihrcugi, q ad ertisrmrnt in the London
Tines i curing for the heirs Of Lord
Ma iu'ay.
DICK Brown. VINO killed Edward
Shan shnessy IN Dea'iwood. Black Hills,
recently, and one Cook. of DeadwoOd,
whose hands are also stained with the
blosd of fe low man. have been arrested
and are now en- route to Yanklon, Da
ia, where They will be tried
From September 20 to December II,
nearly $4,000. 900 in gold arrived from
Europe at me port of New York.
The permanent exhibition scheme a.
Philadelphia is pronounced success. All
the space in the main Centennial building
has tetn applied for.
Carl Wood. once a noted desperate in
Denver, is now adjutant general of Arkan-
sas. and as we'll behaved rs bishop In
deed he is said to be thoroughly changed
in style and manner from what he was in
his wilder years.
Sam Bowles says a new election
for President will undoubtedly result
from the present complications and says
hats Tilden's view. The president of the
Senate in the mean time will be acting
President.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The news of Commodore Vanderbilt q
death had but little effect on the stock
market, his death having been 81 long
expected. Commodore Vanderbilt was
the owner of securities b wing a present
market value of about $50. 600, 900, and of
this total fully $55.O0O $50 consisted of
stock Of the New York Central and Hue.
son River Railroads II Is understood
that the bulk of this property is to be
Kept together, and that provision has been
made for reinvesting accruing interest on
it In his favorlie securitie$.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12
Our Side
Still Ahead {!

Jockeys brand of Crackers, Hard
Tread and other goods, manufactured by
TIE MONTANA STEAM CRACKER
COMPANY,
Helena, are still in the lead, Eastern
goods thrown IN the shade) because thew
ale fresh and made of Montana materials in
Montana by Montana men. They paw cash
Tor Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Flour and
"ra'n. Send them ORDERS and consicn-
ments. AonsS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The New York correspondent of the
Cleveland Leader repeats the story of the
sale Of the New York World. and says
"a few days since it was purchased out
right by wealthy young business man
OF NV York named Wesley. Mr.. Wesley
is Republican. and the report published
yesterday was to the effect that from the
first OF next month it will appear as an
Independent neWSDaDer -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

A measure that our legislators SHOULD!
Civ. early and Garnet attention is one
making provision for the care OF the in
sanc and the erection or purchase of n
building for al asylum 1t is demanded
rs a M asure of huma,i,y and economy
New North West.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The New York Times in All editorial
says: The fact that G. P. Huntington
and his Central Pacific lobby have struck
hands with Tom Scott and his Texas
Pacific lobby. to push through a COM
promise bill for the purpose of pledgng
the credit OF the government for the co.,
>truction of new road connecting the
two oceans, shows the necessity Of in
creased vigilance TO resist dangerous and
costly pieces Of iOhhing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The bill granting pensions 10 the sol
diers and sailors of the Mexican, Florida
and Black Hawk wars has pas ed the
House of Representatives. 1t allows
pensions of So per month to all who
served sixty days in the Mexican war or
thirty days in the Florida or Black Hawk
wars. and to their surviving widows, un-
sv,arrio6
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12
DR.. James Shaw.
U. s. .arnu. Fort Ellie. M ~

For near twenty years regular Physician
and Surgeon OF the city of Philadelph,a.
and Tor some time resident Physician Of
the pennsylvania Hospital, and Consult.
ing Physician in other public MEDICAL in
stltutlons OF that city, with a number of
Years experience as a Surgeon in the vol.
nnteer service and regular army of the
United States. Can be consulted on ,onr
standing and chronic diseases at that Forf
The diseases Of women and children =
speciality. , A0"
December 10th, 1876,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The Republicans III Washington are ju-
bilant over the Hous.. COmmittees's South
Carolina report, which gives the Hayes
electors an average majority Of about 600
votes over the 1ii,en Ell. ctors in that State.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The House Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads have agreed to report the Senate
bill extending the time Tor the completing
of the Northern Pacific railroad eight
years without amendment, except section
l, providing that the company shall not
be required to locate the route through
out Idaho before july. 1879.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The telegraph operator from Oregon
who refuses to divulge the contents of
the kilograms bases his action on the fact
that the laws of Oregon makes such per-
fOrmances felony,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

There will be more STEAMBOATS, on the
Yellowstone river this season tan ON the
upper Missouri. and they will deliv
more tons of freight.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The steamer Yellowstone draws 16
inches light, and was built 10 run on just
such water as that which Bucks miracle
was performed IN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

A new school house is what Bohemian
needs. Vote on t. 2Oth to have one,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

The cuisines S. int, rests of Bozeman
demands the building of a new school
house.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

Insurance rates are he Same on the Vel
l0wst0ne river as on the upper Missouri.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-12

Give US rail road that Will not enrich
some, and impoversh Oihefs.