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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-25
BOARD OF Public Works,

The Board met In regular session.
with President Bell in the chair.
| The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
| That the Engineer be directed to dis
pense with the designated catch-basins
in the specifications for building the
Plum-street and SAerman-avenue. Pop
lar-street and Western-avenue sewers.
That the flag pavement in tront Of tho
premises of Henry BRAKEMAN, No. Biz
West Third street, be repaired In ae-
cordance with the specifications on file
in This office and under the rules gov
erning the same.
A petition from the property-owner
of the Second Ward, asking for foot
crossing at the intersection OF May and
June streets, on the ground that june
street is the only accessible street for
pedestrians connecting Walnut Hills
with the Reading Road, was referred to
Mr. Fooie.
A letter from j. j. McHugh q Co., de-
string to withdraw their bid for cieasa-
Ing the Fourth District, was referred to
the Committee on Street Cleaning.
A resolution was adopted author zing
Messrs. Burns, Folz Il Sons, contraei-
ors for the improvement of Thomas
street to remove the dirt on Brown
street, within ten days, being the drop-
pings from the carts and wagons while
making the ill on Thomas street, aud.
should they fail 10 do it., The Supervisor
OF Street Repairs shall remJv the same
at the expense Of Messrs. Burns, Fulz &
Sons.
Adjourned.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RIrSSIAN REPITISE

National Associated Press to the Star
RUSSIAN REPULsE.
LONDON Oct. pa dispatch from
Erzeroum says that the Russians had
been repulsed In an attack on Fort
Thames, and that a renewal oil the at
tack was expected.
MUHKTAR HOPEFUL.
A dispaton from Constautinople says /:
MuhkG Tar Pasha telegrapas that be is
hopeful OF retrieving his former posi-
ton.
B0MBARDMENT CONTINUED.
A dispatch from Guiyw0 says that the
bombardment of Rustchuck continues
PARIS, Oct. 25.-General Grant arrived
here last night and met with an enthuSl-
astic ovation. He was met by Generals
Noyes and rorbert and a number of
prominent Americans. Mrs. Grant was
presented with d splendid bouquet at the
depot. Marshal MacMahon will give
Gen. Grant a splendid dinner, and the
same is to be done by the American
residents Of Paris.
THE PASS.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-A dispatch from
Bucharest says the bombardment oil
Shipka Pass continues.
MORE HoNORS FOR STANLEY.
ROME Oct. Z5.-lne King, Victor
Emanuel, mas awarded to Mr.. S ,anley,
the African explorer, special gold
medal, and the Italian Geographical So
ciety are preparing q special address,
ucknO Owledging Mr.. Stanley's valuable e
contributions to science.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE members Of the Board Of Public
Works examined the Plum-street sewer
this morning, to see how the work was
progressing, and found everything salts
factory.
THE Senators and Representative
elect do not seem to be very anxious to
get their certificates. County Clerk
Bernard says 1t was different with the
county officers.
The Davenport Club tonight will give
Opera-house. The comedy "War to the
kniIe,"and the farce "A Q iiot Family"
will he pres ented.
CAROLINE KAUTZ, about thirty-eight
years old, dropped dead yesterday OF
street, between Blue Rock and Hantield
streets, Cumminsvile. She leaves a
husband aud six children.
CHESTER, the tive-year old son OF Mrs.
John Betty, 3Sl LOUgWorth street, met
playing with pen-knife, he cut across
the pupil Of his right eye, and Prof. L.
Z. wilson pronounces the sight de.
stroyed.
THE committee appointed by the
SOu VA L ACbo w SAdlu uc U'lO
vouchers and accounts of the county Of
ticers is now buslly engaged in review
Ing their work. 1t will take months to
finish the job, as the accounts extend
over period of three years.
MATTHIAS HEIsER who stole $59
worth vi clo thine, as mentioned in the
STAR some days ago, has bad mis- case
continued to Nov. 10, bail $500. Heser
is now in the Hospital suffering a dislo-
Gated ankle from letting himself out of i.
third-story window by means of sheets
which broke and precipitated him to the
pavement.
AN inquest was held this morning by
Squire A. G. Kaylor, of Ludlow Grove,
near 81. Bernard, on the Oody of Maurice
G. Lang, who was run over by train
on the g., ii. & d. Railroad, at the
Eiglt.mile Post, tuesday night, as re.
corded in yesterdays STAR. The jury
rendered verdict OF death from injuries
received by being run over by train OH
he g., Ii. il d. Railroad.
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PITTSBURG.
The Railroad War-Perjury C;

The RaiirOad War-Perjury Case.
National Associated Press to the star.
PIrTsBURG, PA, Oct. 25.-The particu-
lars OF the reported railroad troubles at
Mahoningtown yesterday and last night
are about as follows: The new Lake Erie
Road wanted to cross the Erie d Pitts
burg division OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road near Mahoningtown. T0e Penn
sylvania Railroad wanted to build Sec
ond track side track on an altogether
different grade from the main track, SO
as to make railroad crossing utterly
impossible. Considerable harmless quar-
rellng ensued, but neither road attaine /
their aim, and at last both agreed to
await settlement in court or compro-
mise between I'll .ers Of the two roads.
A conference Is to take place this af-
ternoOn.
Commodore W. j. Kountz yesterday
charged A. Patterson, President of the
National Bank oil Commerce, with per-
jury, in the case in Court, some time
since, The National Bank Of Commerce
vs.. Adams, Houpt u Co., for which judg-
ment was affirmed for between $4 600
aud $1,000. Mr.. Patterson gave $1,000
bail for an appearance Saturday.
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Mrs. General Sherman and daughter
are at the Grand Hotel.
Col. A. j. Kellar, of the Memphis Az
alanche, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Spence, of Avoudais.
sailed Tor South America Tuesday,
EX-Mayor Johnston and Col. L. W.
Goss speak in Warren County to-mor-
row.
John G. FratZ and Fred. Klimper wers
serenaded last night by The Hahnenrsieh
Club.
David II. Bailey, United States Coz
sui to Hong-kong, and wife are expected
to reach here this week.
The nuptials OF Mr.. john Rave ana
Miss Caroline Allgeyer, took place in
Cummlnsville last Tuesday.
j. L. Keck, together with Gilmore
Cunningham and Briggs Swift, have en-
tered in the pork business as firm.
Rev. j. q. Chapman, of Nova Scotia.
Will preach in the II formed Presbyts-
rian Church, Plum street, the next tHo
sundays.
The marriage OF Mr.. Thomas Liddy
and Miss Louisa Flick, as announced by
us yesterday, took place last evening,
and passed of brilliantly.
MIR. Lewis, the Superintendent OF the
Cincinnati & Portsmouth Il R,ilroad,
arrived from Pittsburg, yesterday, ana
Immediately assumed ais position.
Miss Cranch and Miss Rollwagen VIII
furnish the vocal numbers in tue pre-
gramme OF tue concert on November B.
Tor the benefit of Mr.. William 6eisssi.
brecht.
Mr.. Mack Garrison and wife arrived
from Lake Chautauqua last evening.
they VIII rem Vim in the city few days.
and then leave for Baltimore, their fu-
| ture home.
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National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. pa curl
Gus question is going on over the Post
offices in this State. In July last the
incumbent Of the Post-office at Wake.
field, Wishen County, named s. II. Haz.
ard, was requested to resign. By the
time the resignation reached
Washington an application had been
forwa ded to the P0stmaster-Gen eneral
by Elisha W. Cross. AS eudorsers he
gave Senator Burnside, Ex-Governor
Sprague and other influential citizens.
The application and credentials were
examined by Pos master Key, who ap.
proved them, and a commiss ION was
GlleL out. Another clique, at work for
Jesse Van Buren, Watson, got a CON-
mission from Assistant Postmaster
General TyDer and mailed it to Wake
field.
Cross meanwhile had got his commits
sion from Key, and when he reached
home from Washington found Watson
installed. Mr. Watson at once acquaint-
ed the parties who had lnbored in his
behalf Of the state of affairs, and war at
once began.
The first point gained by Mr.. Keys
appointee was that his comm ssion was
dated three days ahead OF the one by
Tyner. Tyners man, OF rather his back
ers, then came forward and claimed that
Postmaster-General Key had no jlris-
diotion over this State, because he had
promised Tyner that he (Key) would
make all the Southern appointments,
aud leave the North to him to look
alter.
The matter was carried to the Presi.
dent, who in turn referred it to Key, re.
fusing to meddlo in 1t at all, and 30 the
case now stands and VIII probably be
fought out in Court.
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Fresh Fires.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MAYFIELD, KY, Oct. ga fire yes.
Lerday broke out on the east side Of the
square, in saddlery store. 1t soon
consumed the building, and the one ad-
joining, occupied by G. J. Bolinger, fur
niture dealer. The Masonic Hall and
Two stores beneath are complete loss.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25.-About 8 O'Clock
last evening fire broke out in the
clearinghouse of E. II. Richardson, on
Second street, and damaged the house
and conteuts to the amount of $1,000.
Owing to the promptness Of the FIRE
Department, further damage was saved.
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Serious Accident.


Special to the Star.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 25 Mr.. Thomas Rod.
man, President OF the Farmers Bank OF
Kentucky, and one of our leading mer-
chants, met with a very painful acci-
dent yesterday, in the back room of B
f. Meek's watch and jewelry store. Mr..
Rodman had just passed through the
door which separates Mr.. Meek's work.
ing place from the gangway to the rear,
when, the room being some what dark,
he stumbled over stool. and falling
with all his weight on the mob Of chair
post, fractured one Of his ribs, besides
otherwise bruising him, and causing him
however, gave him prompt attention
and relief. He is doing W IL, with a good
prospect of speedy recovery.
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Third Edition

Ras~ CINCINNATI, Oct 25-S:S0 p. M.-Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat moderately active
Corn in fair demand Oats quiet. Rye steady
and demand moderate. Barley inactive with
light receipts Provisions steady. Mess pork
quiet with moderate offerings and demand
Bulk meats scarce and nominal. Lard fairly
active. Whisky, no change and fair demand
Cotton steady and quiet. Country produce
quiet fair consumptive demand, and ample
receipts. Gold steady at 1O2%. Exchange
moderate inquiry and steady.
Ea5" WEATHER.-Probably cloudy or par
TALLY cloudy weather with rising temperature
and indications Of rain for the next twenty
four hours.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placs6
on record since our last report:
Johanna Walsh, IA yrs, city.
August Fraukstrassner, q mos, city.
A. Gruebel, day, city.
Fred. W. Strudelmier, Q mos, city.
Mary b. BraxLOn, 2 wks, city.
Dase Miller, 81 yrs, city.
Emma Gray, 2 days, olty.
Jos. Aut l yr, city.
Barbara Walton, 2yrs, city.
Gertle Workum, 2yrs, Detroit.
Morris Q lick, "a yrs, ireland.
X, Il. Healy, As yrs, Ireland.
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That Rich mon CharleV ROss

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Hadley,
President Of the Orphan Asylum Board
Of this city, ,spois the Richmond Charley
Ross sensation by the statement that
the boy Johnny was taken from
the institution by Mr.. Moftitt In JuIv.
1872; that the cAild was placed there by
its father, named Brady, the year pre-
yious, when only nine montas old, its
motner being dead. AS Charley was
not stolen till October, 1872, this seems
to settle it,
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aOumce ma q n1s.

There will be a temperance meeting
this evening at No. 200 Vine street,.
II. Graf, leader.
There will be social entertainment t
this evening at st. PauPs VI. e. Church
!orthe benefit OF their 6abbath-school.
The Twentieth Ward section of Work
lngmen will meet to-mo. .cw (Friday
evening for reorganization at corner o.
Ninth ana Carr.
The old Woodward boys will have
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Democratic Victory in Baltimore.
Nation al Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 25.-Tne election
resulted in an immense victory for Kane,
the Democratic candidate for May yor, his
majority being fifteen thousand two hum
dred and seVenty-four. He carried all
the wards with the exception of the
Thirteenth, which gave Thompson, the
Workiugmen's candidate, a majority of
10, and the Twentieth, which gave him
IA majority OF rs. All Of the City Council
men on the Democratic ticket have been
elected, the Workingmen not having sue
ceeded III electing their candidates for
Councilmen even in the two wards car
ried by Thompson for Mayor. The total
vote was 81 1882, Kane Democrat receiv-
lug S3,17S, Thompson Workinsman) H.
1863, and Wartield (lndependent) 535.
Kane carried eighteen wards.
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NEarrhage LlceMs es.

The following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
Fl. STRIFE eim aier and Annie Strohman.
G. NJ. Fisher aud Julia a. Rogers.
Frank DUrry AMI Emma Brodbeck.
Owen Viii aud Mary LIE Wis.
Hy Wihrride and L zzie Wust.
Jac. X m nick ana Fred. L ehh0lz.
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The Prince OF Wales, with his socie ty
Of Welsh singers, left Cincinnati on the
$3.50 train last MS ht, for Corner, Allen
county, o., to attend the Ei5teddtod.
The party was accompanied by a re-
porter for Welsh paper in PIttsburg,
and by q few friends Of the singers.
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WOODS THEATER.

AIMS q MILLER. ............,....,M Managers
MONDAY EVENING, October 22. the great
New York Novelty Company, headed by the
Great European Star, VAL VOSE, the Mot
cru ventrio luist, at a salary OF $500 per week.
LON and CRONlN; the only ANNIE HIN
DIE, NELLIE GERMON, WILLIAMS and
SULLYi the Wrays, Joe Lang and the entlr re
Novelty Company, MdtinoGs Wednesday
and Saturday. Special performance Sunday
night Prices as usual.
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The Richmond Attempted Abduc.

National Associated Press to the Star
RICHMOND, IND, Oct. 25.-One fact
that makes the identity OF Little johnnie
N oti!t more mysterious is that at the
time of his adoption by Mr.. Mottitt the
latter gave his confidential neighbors to
understand that he wished everybody
to believe that johnnie was his own and
not an adopted child. This fact has no t
been known to the general public until
within the last few days, and is believed
to be a strong point against Mcffitt.
Mrs. Hindman, being cousin of Mr.
Mot1tt, was supposed to know more
about the true inwardness of the case
than most'people. Der suspicious as to
who johnnie really was were aroused
several years ago, and she has been
steadily working up the case for several
months past, and a diary kept by her,
which has just come to light, shows that
she has displayed more than ordinary
skill in her movements.
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Sale of Coal.

ShAG Va NOhAs
The Delaware, LaokaWanna & West
ern Railroad Company sold to-day a.
auction one hundred and twenty five
thousand tons Scranton coal. There
was a large attendance Of buyers, anC
the prices obtained shove Il marked In
crease over those prevailing at the last
sale, which took place last June.
The Dime Savings BRnk Run.
The run on the Uulon Dime Savings
Bank, which began Tuesday, was con.
tihued all day yesterday. Long before
business hours crowds of ANXIOUS depOs.
tors thronged in front OF the bank wait.
ng for the doors to open. About one
bird were women. AS soon as the doors
were thrown open, the long lines began
10 move forward and were admitted III
detacNmenls OF four and five. AS soon
paid their aocouuts and they departed
Payments were limited 10 amounts mol
exceeding $lG0.
The officers Of the bank were early a
their posts, and assured the people thtI
tue bank was entirely solvent. Many
we'll known bankers called on MIR. Hai.
ris, President, and offered assistance
One Insurance Company prOffered as.
,staNce to the extent of 81, 100000 Sim
liar offers were made from other insti
,utions, but were declined, as the bank
nad ample lunds on hand 10 meet all
present demands. Mr. Best, the Exam
,ner, still reiterates the opinion that the
bank is all right, and will pay dullar fol
ollar. $27,95S 10 were Withdrawn OIL
tuesday, and the same amount yes
eIday.
MIR. Henry WattersOm
to lecture in this city November % Oh
Nv himsiticai A bout Southern SO ,iet, :"
General Joseph e. Johnston.
who is now stopping in this city, In re.
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Senator Morton,

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-Dr. Bliss is
still with Senator Morton, having de-
ayed his visit to Chicago till Sunday,
on account Of unfaVorable symptoms.
change in the treatment is to take
place to-day.
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SWeepina Charpes.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-1n statcment of
the Register in Bankruptcy, John Fitch
makes sweeping charges against assign
ers, saying that they nave shown about
40,OOO,O00 Liabilities in two years and
comparatively trivial assets.
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Brilliant recognition OF the renowned Ira
gedian, EDWIN BOOTH, who will appear
,lhis CIhurSdas) Evening as Cardinal Richie :
lieu, in Bulwers Great Historic Play, RICH
ELlEU, OR THE CONSPIRACY.
Friday evcning-HENRY VIII and TAM
ING OF THE SHREW. Saturday Matinee
LADY OF LYONS. Saturday NiGht-RlCH =
ARD III.
Monuay, October 29-HAMLET. Tuesday,
October 80-KING LEAR.
Prices, &c. 81 and 81 so. Reserved seats
81 50 at Churchs Music Store and Robin6onIs S,
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LATEST
Lisbon GetsAmoIher Shok

Lisbon Gets Another Shake.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-A dispatch from
Lisbon says slight shook of earth
quake was felt in tnat city early this
morning. No damage done.
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NEW YORK CITY.
For Life.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Elleu Carey, on
trial lor two days, was convicted Of ar
.on in the first degree in General Ses-
sons to-day, aud sentenced to the State
Prison for lie.
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE,

One week only Of JOHN E. MCDONOUGH,
Supported by ". II. Mitchell, In the Great
Drama, SECRET SERVICE; Or, MCPARLiN,
THE DETECTIVE. Idaletta and Mons. allace,
Nulligan and Weaver, aud all OF last weeks
9avoritcs.
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their game Of football this afternoon as
the Cincinnati Baseball Grounds, after
which they have banquet at o'ciock
at the Burnet House.
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Death of George L.. Fox.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Oct 25.-Geo. l.. Fox, panto
mimist, died yesterday at Cambridge,
Mass.
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AMUsEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Only three nights more Of the Great Irish
DION BoUCICAULT,
I AS CONN, in
THE SHAUGH HRAUN.
Last Shaughraun Matinee Saturday After
noon.
Monday next-Jarrett B Palmer's Gran
Spectacular Play,
SARDANAPALUS,
From Booths Theater, New York. Want
od-Fifty young lauies for next week. Apply
NJ stage door.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to Governor
Young for the pardon of Thomas Warner, con
yiCted aud sentenced at the j une term, 1876, Of
the Hamilton County Common Pleas, to the
Penitentiary for the term of lve years.
Oc21-
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The ST. Louis P0stmasterShip.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 -- Senator's
Cockrel and Armstrong and Represeu.
Latives Cole and Crittenden, OF Missouri.
called on the President yesterday in be-
'alf of Postmaster Flley,of st. Louis,an II
arnestly urged his reappOlnlment.
senator Armstrong, who was Pos ina =
ter at st. Louie under the adm nistra-
Ions OF PRESIDENTS Pierce and Buchanan
affirmed that Mr. Finley was the bes
Postmaster that ST. Louis ever had,
senator Cockrell represented that the
whole State OF Missouri was SO closely
Connected commercially with s..
Louis that the people in
general were interested in having
food management IN the st. Louis Post
Jffice.
Mr.. Cole denied in the most positive
manner the statement In a special dis
Dalch to the Democrat OF u few
lays ago, OF Mr.. t'llley's using a mail
wagon on the day OF the late eleation iu
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CSKETCHING FROM NATURE-Iu pencil
- and water c0lors. and drawing and paint
ing in colored crayons: a practical instructor.
illustrated, 10 CTS. OF any bookseller or j HSS Il
HANEY u CO., 1l9 Nassau ST. N.y. tell-u
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HILDERS' MANUAL.--A complete practi
1J cal guide adapted TO all trades using gil T.
ing; also SILVERlNG, and other valuabl~
MATTER just cut. 50c, OF anybook seller
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FOUND.

Il layers. muscatell and seedess raisns
cheap; California raisns, pounds for 25c: su-
Sar. pounds for z5c; Rio coffee 20 and 23c.
IHORNBURY, 49 E. Pearl 2lS, a20 and 341 w.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Two elegant large rooms and
D0oard can be secured by frst-class parties
ut 277 West Fourth street. 25-3t
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LOST.

IT OST-SACQUE--In Spring Grove Come
IL terry, a child's gray cloth sacque. The
hnder Will please leave it at Z. f. ADAE B
CO.'S bank. 25-2t
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DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ cts, at any news stand
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w a ASHINGTON.
WILL IT BE CAMERON?

SPECIAL to the star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-The action oil
the Pennsylvania delegation In trying
10 foist Simon Cameron on the Govern
ment as its Minister to England was a
complete surprise to everybody except
the Camerons. The appointment, If
made, would be universally condemned.
Cameron has not single qualification,
except money. 1t is now reported that in
order to get the Government out of the
scrape the appointment will be made
rom the Mississippi Valley.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The House Committees will probably
be announced on Monday. There is au-
hority for stating that the Committee
on Banking and Currency will be organ
zed with m 'jority Tor the repeal OF the
Resumption Act. The repealers conf
lently claim majority of the House.
THE COLORADO CASE.
1t seems to be conceded that the
House OF Representative will send the
olorado case 10 the Committee on
Elections.
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r QST-SHAWL-Fived dollars reward will
IL be paid by the Gnuer's leaving il at J. RIt-
tenhouse street. 25-2t