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, 1877-10-26

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Mabma
(READY RELIEF)
furirt
bic idlimmiten Sdmer5ert iii
| bis 20 Minute1t.
Stets lit tuenieer ais l Stunoe.
Nieman6,
lpsr lnllter oieie Nn;eise lieft, braudt
edn1er3en n1ebr 81 erouloen.
&aowaD's S6mer5enitiQer
belt ieDen, Scbmer5.
Is toat. aoas erite uno lit bas einsige
Sdmer,=uertiloen0e mittel,
WuBenullde ben quulsl. tie. n....u
cas I'M SnIsunoun9ri peut uao y Ss.o.m @'nga'
.eat. oas nun III oen 4unsel, D SSM9eI.o,sn gs;..,
a% uSSdS y. Den Sraea. oosr a nn.r mu Sraanem i re
Sly baben. In i bis 20 tilt. bel einmaliasr
anDsnSaHs; samu s.s se ~ weinatsn. vi ises is
V"T r,r H,m ~g yisrpolen, N; .ttt;iS.,,se na.T ,nuit;sen
Sss,.upp.t y. npen ,quaie U.gIlWe"' "oe' ''"''S'"
Bon bem Srn. Sburlop @eeb.
Cine Gmpfebluns pun Or. Eatmap's y. q. Y.
'5 Mehf;inen,
mad oieIidbriaem 6ebraud.
Itp PORT. 4. San. 1871.
Wertber berr!
Naboem i'd mebr,rt SABRE binourh ibre Reoi5inen
aebraibt babe 4nfanos a~lpeifeluo, balo aber, ais i'd
,bre 9Slrtlantelt erprobt bate, nit oouem Gtrtrauen.
ut g inellie anNeHeDine pflidt, oantbar ben aus 'bnen
~aeioaenen 8ortheil an5utrtennsn. 99lr 8ebrauhen 10
nit es noting pirh. ibrs plllen uns itets NIT Der a'
ipunlhten Wirtuna. DGs yHeaop Reliei" peroient III
oolleni UtaBe nieien Wamen. 9Nir lprnoen bdufig uno
germ BET jeo,r pprfommenoeu Geteaenbeit oas 4lniment
an une hitnen fat in allen allen bic periprodens
Or. Habipap. SburIplp Weeb.
AaomaD's ,,ReaOy Belief"
Dtro all9eltolldlt9e 9llfe ldafen Del
@ntsnneunecn Der Mieren,
Gntslnbuneen Der Sfafe,
9ebdrm.G ntsunouna,
XunsensG Song ~sftipnett,
SalSs3eiben Mftbma,
6ersflopfen, Dipbtberia,
Spiterifben Mnfdaen,
Srduue, Gatarrb
Jnfuen;a, appfweb,
3abnfhmersen,
Mcura1eia, Mbemmatismus,
&altem unb bei6em Tieber,
Snbneraueen Mno Trpitbeulcn,
Die Mnnenouns bes nNeapb 3elief" an bei
ooer ben leioenoen Stelen, mlto alsbulo behaalitI
Grl.ibteruna idafen. SreiBis bis iedsats 9ropier
bauon in eimein baluen 3rintglas b d Waiier peroer
in Wentgem Nuaenl Iden. RrGnpie, Wtaaenldnre.
Sobbr men, &ppft6merjen. Diarrboe. SD enterp,
Rolif, Blabungen in ben sin9elpeloen hno ale inner
llten Sbmer3en btilen.
U lisnoe tolten INNER cine GlaId BON 9atpap's
| p9eeabb Heltef" bel ib tra9en. 9Beniae 3ropfer
oapon, III 9Su11er 9etban beu9et dilen Grant leitet UNI
6en oamit oeriniipiten 9eioen. bic aus benz Gebraute
lblebten 0Baliers entiprinsen. Dor. IS lit Elm beiIcrer
etimnlant, as fran3bIiider Srancp DIR 9itters.
&altes uno DiBi9es Tteber,
aebelIt iur 5, @ents. IS elpt tein amoeres Iaens in
Der Welt. mas 10 ihnsI ale Irten bon iSieber beilt
fnba:n ne uon perborbener Suit (ptalaria) ODER oeae'
nerirter Gane tommen, lmoaen lie Starlud,s. Weroen
fieber ooer selbes 5Tieber bsiBen. ais unter 3u5e
tnns BON Haoipap's piuen. oas y8eaep Relief'
Or. Habmup'S, yur 5U Gents bic ,fla1he
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~ utdIt bas sams esAtn @atrans ans Srsft: Wsns
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ssf4eaass eaa, ttrAtsaess Rstss esA. Dit sasn
ss1 ali nbeu eaatsshanIpstes ntAttea ses p -
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&alaes sbn teftiss ~Griiltune. Dtau eM Spttft mid
ttaSri9 strssast uns Ssr Rsrper In 5OI8s ssAsn niat biz.
Apsltd rnabrt plre, nut SbmasuunS stntrettn ani
y! lef&pd4ts eYaea sr!tsst Iem leat.Hea dafaa ans
erskltana NJ ID ana pnfsn ssn hdfhsu 0sfansbe1
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IA ssb Am entsees sar idxs seu IN eisatesn TAI.
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Heoeu Ginjeupune elmer goitmGrfe an Haoiuat &
Co SIN az gDarren Str, yelp 9ort, lueroet lyr Sn
iermation erbalten, ,pelhe 5aulenoe ipertb 1T.
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@eiun0beit! s4Onbeit !
Gtarfes. reineS, reidbcS Blut; 3urpadbS an
9ieiieb nnc @ewidt; metAs 9aut unc fdtbne
0efdDtSfarbe 1T Seeem gepiA enrdb

GtarftS, reineS, reid,cS Blut; 3urpad,S an
1teiieb nnc @epidt; netA. Saut unc fcbpne
Oehdtsfarbe 1T Seeem sepiA enrdb
Or. @ubmap's
Sarfapariuian Aefoluent.
Or bat BE er%ftaunlidb fen auren b merfhentst.
GO id,meii, fo reiAene idbneli treten unter Dem
bic Serdnestansen i'm ADrper elm, saa man
'ghs fir Sag einen 5uwad)s an Jleiid
mo Wewbbt ieb,n INTO fiiblen fant.
Scr 9rpfe 8lmtreimiaer.
S.ss5 arosisn Oes eartapartaiam meiOl.
eebeSssraft nit, % erfest bic alusfd, eiSunsen
bee Srsantsmus NIT friidDem, seiuncem MIA.
tertal. Scrp Abein. Mus5tbruns, OrIicm,Nranf'
hettem, Salssrfd,rplre, Mnfdb,pelnnsen In,
ss1ssrib: a.s.' e%n' ~ Ssa S"s.n T. s ans sSse sas
Fen CbreH. ete fd) ,immften 5ormen con Saut.
trantne'fen. MuSld,laa. Bieberfeden. Geiidts-
sDis. Nt~ns,ouTm. Gal, Rbsum. griippeIas. Meme.
eneeM unb id,merltid,en Auslesrunsen, Wadbt.
id,msiRe, une allie Serlufe oter Mbsanee Der &c.
Ssns raft ttne In Der &eidmeite Der bsilenren
M"d,t e5siss rS s Z pSn mSsssmer gbemie.
obtgen aallen senassn. bic setpaltise 9eiItraft
eielss WIttelS aud benz unsIdubieifen au be.
Wet1en. "
9Benn es benz Watieuten, Der bon Saa Ill 1aa mebr
our4 b%eltanois. fortl areitenps N6aamas unb Ser.
iebuna beruliterfon,nt, enolid, alist, oieien @erlniten
slnbalt il tbun unb fs bnrt neues Materinl aus a.
ialo m 8iate Jl srissen -uno Dies lit bic Mufaabe
une = pers sS'rtana beg 9 ar1aPartlliau- nann
1T ieins Nur aelpiB. Denu ipemn ert ciumal oicies
M!ttel ,ein MemisunRspsrt ts9innt unb es e~enielten
se!in9t oe snrb trantbafte. Mu8dr9e %erlittenem Der.
lutte oes SDitems 5u erieben, baum itreitet aud, be
beilun9 NIT %reibenoer SbnelIe opr,pGrts uno Der pl.
i!elit p'ro NIT leoeln Gage Iib eeiunoer uuo trGitser
fiblen. bic 0eroauui,s miro better Dor ih aebem Der
Mppetit itarter iperoen mno Sleiib uno Beiuibt au.
II, bmei,
Mber Der rsariapariniau Geioluent" ~ibertrifft mint
nlr ale anocrn Arinelmittel m Der Rur BON broni,
lben. lcropbulblen. or9anil den UNI baut. arant .ei.
ten. i%onbera CT 1T aud Oas eiuaise p iitipe bcllmittel
tlr
Wieren. unb Slafen.1ranfhetteu,
Gries. Diabetes. MaIieriuht. llrinpe. baltuna, I'm.
"a l9tett has gaalier au balten, YriQht's arartbeit,
uno IN alien sfauen, ipo Der trim lamb ae,
totbe ooer eilpeiBartiae gtieosrinlGse poer ssaoen, me
pon lpeiBer Ssibe, ober tnohenitaubort ieem Sat- ent.
ealt, ooer DID. lpoif'9, bdntel uno sauia ausiisbt uno
has barnen &ibeln. 8rsnneu oosr l~pnltieen Sd)mer,
m Rreuj uuo an ben Senben peruriaGt
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uesSWssnn etdriaass- mi Observation-Disclosures ava.
Aelat - u iebtS antert Reimtttel biefer Qrt ID pek.p
0artEa. Das Rset p btefm -S&wtetf& 0tttrs" ~
hnes ST. ds setV etettnaN sxl "a 9 nod fst b.
~ wnrts u Sou M Ra4iommu ~ GrNnbe.S fit abs
~ GsMns aielIf9t SAB u q ssr&ass unmSsI.A
III trleuS Sea1ab antu Van Gtet ttann ~ SuE
NJ ~6&uebtfA Dttff' teane, sbR ll e gtA MFa.A
RthaeafAea Nr& ses Bniaaf Adn sefdIf6ter Na&ak
nxa1en n ,ufSrea. sel4e dbalt& ~aaSftsea ant ftmedn
Mt sse e&a -e&pebtf& Dttttrs- aba Va 0danbtes
f41htN Rsb, sdbrtnt bas eeutlt4s uns sStts -e&re
ktA Oitert@ NtRtsau edunkbeh ant etben stalto
NJ d Va tefsabuS stAtts 4, -ks BE Aafmeffan
ht ~ puttisxnS harau} ttnssAstt BAT kta Slsi6A
wtIAe bal e&t .G&useit4 1ttterA- uttdl1 w Hsnts>
un4efAstft ~ Strasrbtau 0#kj DO >Aft1
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= AHs "a sxsEaxIdieatn krasfeeass, ssaes sss y
fAtaeef<At u%ntsrwprta IA, xab Ichm aamsntt&V ~
nea sarAa. Die uria&sR. St6t bkfu fAssdt&eT 10
%rSsrrSfta- ans suf&tebn sal ydftt& stu VI H.
NrA 6tartsaSsnutd bas Ruseafpaea, ~ b Asx
anssseaass SAB tAbur4 ben ssAex 4iryn " I'd ~
0As .6&vtbtiA Stttut~ ftN sauret@t " aS [Iks.
dsstsien w ossnbtAt ura6eYekta, sel&t f&sn 10.
tAA asdfdtsx Il n&en Guu1 an pebea N eabes-
1teeessetAtaesmhstt
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RaNza, GAahaAaesu etAebea sns serlsrbsRM OlsA.
Sega tte{t 3rsnttttea II ,S&pebtf@ Sittsrs" has mtrt
kaRs e4uSmtttd, pdl u M ksae Glutrtnisu IA, "a
Is etek. aku plrh sa 0ebraaA y kdt shu ni&t esnas
09ar1aANelu ani aaiut Mt 6tsku Serbanbent xrG2i
tttsa aIStreAsx, t<na mue bet 0sbsaa6 fpfurt eiaes
ts33 uuhea, M 4rsnitttu In hsfrn 6tAbtan dr. a.
IN oSeAnblaaS ufsrsul.
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e9mebtf1 8itters.

Ras an 4rduterisiten

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ullaSe telssft sewtGu &r&xtu aRb Va gytsAd VIA
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&altes nnb hiBiQeS Eieber.

aebellt iur 5, @ents. IS 9iUt tein anperes Naens in
Der 9Delt. mas 10 i4nen aue Irten bon 6ieber beilt.
lno9:n he pDn perborbener Suit (ptalaria) ODER oeae.
nerirtsr Gane tommen, moael lie Sdlarlud)s. Weroen'
iieber ober selbes 6ieber beiBen. ais unter 3u5le.
euns pon 8aopap's piuen, oas g8eaep Relief"
Or. NaetpapiS. ytur 81 Gents bic sylal be!
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0ssvepNA

hAas Dasxn Nt f&re6Ii&ea eAnes,n ms1asQ
wdAt htst kranitt NIT I'D brtnst. mems To ben ,6&x4
Af& 0ttters" er 6eilmittd eetstrn wtrb. NJ Stber ltt0
uianasn sanai q l!ubut BE e&mer,n tsfsrt sns u
betsdstteu 0sbrau@s nth Der Patient ssn Dode n
tst n. Eaufsxts ftsau ta Tag. a. vLAen fs st.sH
Att vsstss bidH vIntubsse 1dImtttd = etbsaS@ea
, 1877-10-26

sAl uxbtIssas 9ranIentes aal BIZ uNteiuNAs 0slsnA
anl sufatsa tann ntemsls " fras tsesnnes usStr
etas essraaa. - reasst4 1hius- sesas sa4 II
anwst,uas ane W le8ts eynr VA sbtnetnann.n NJ
strl ssri4ptneta. Dem pahtatsa stsS ssfsbllas H
.staanlits Stis.cettt, uridssstbss sss ksss u -
eetRttt fsu ID k4Ii pteba d.
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, 1877-10-26

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, 1877-10-26

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AaeitAt Ss!ssa ssss. asn 9rt sinf&ea. tassa ID.
din ssateumea snf&SeltAe 1tldtssssnit1 - ~
snsbsdAt sales st&s et1e4t at "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS,

Augustus Graebe against j. Ii. Mich.
buhr. An action to recover damages
claimed for ejectment. In progress.
.u SUPERIOR.
Milton Fl. Miller against j. T. 5ulli.
van s. Co. An action growing out OF
transactions which occurred in 1868. In
progress.
John Mullins. administrator, against
John Hays. The jury rendered u YER.
dict for the plaintiff for $1S5, money bor-
rowed by the defendant of tne plain
tifps intestate.
Gabriel Simon against Martin Holl-
stein anu others. This was an action
for rent. judgment for defendants.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Wm. Armstrong, dis.
missed; VIM. A. Smith, 81 days and $50;
Cath. O'Rnarke, 80 days; Lizzie Lifeld,
81 days and $50.
Disorderly Conduct-J. B. koenIg,
dismissed; Ed. Phster, cost; Jos.
johnson, $5 and costs; George Dixon,
Thos. Carney, dlsmissed; Annie john
son, 30 days aud $50
Petit Larceny-Kate German, Caro-
line Overdick, continued to P. M;
Chas. Meyers, 30 days and 500; James
Taylor, 80 days and 5000; Jos. McCar.
thy, continned to 2 L. NJ. l. Nj. Lee, 80
days and $50.
Grand Larceny-Kite German, Caro-.
line Oyerdlck, cOntlnued to p. Nj;
Caspar Cams, dismissed.
Assault and Ba tery-Thomas Ryan,
costs; John G. Scnric tie, same, Augus
tus Crawford, dismissed.
Miscellaneous-Wm. Curran, perjury,
bail lorfeitei; Barney Kuobloch, aiding
and abettng felony, dismissed; Collins
Brown, pracLlclng trick game, continued
TO 10Th; Charles Pierce, selling by I'M
seaed measure, costs; Henry Lens ter,
assault to Kill. continued TO 1911; Ii.
Stanwood M. Y. Fish, false pretenses,
continued to l9.h; Ii. Stauwood, threat.
enins violence, continued to 19!h.
Vagrancy-N!cholas SCHWARTZ, James
D wis, James Quigey. John barlow,
Thos. CampuUll, james Harman, John
Ron!ey, Junn Harmon, John LAiberdof,
Jacob Es!er, Amos X KIop, 3O-$5o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Man Killed On Street Railroad.

IMAM hAaAeu Vh d StFeet HallfOAd. .
A. few minutes before 10 O'Clock
this morning cripple named Harris, a
resident of Madisonville, o., where be
has family, boarded Car on
the Jerk Water Line" of Street
cars running between the Brighton
House and Ernst Station, on Harrison
avenue, and being under the influence
OF liquor at the time, fell from the front
step where he was sitting, and the
wheels OF the car passing over his chest,
breaking his RIBS, one OF which was
driven into his heart, was almost in
stantly killed.
The accident oc !urred at the intersec.
tion Of Riddle street and Harrison ave.
nue., ON the cars eastward trip. The
driver, William Wormser, young man
Of family, who resides near the scene
Of the occurrence, and who has the
reputation Of being most careful man,
did all be could TO avert the calamity
but was Unsuccessful. Notwithstand-
ing this, however, he was arrested by a
b! stander named John W. Schalzman,
who had him taken to the Oliver -streef
StatioI-Aouse, whore the charge of man
slaughter was placed against his name
on the slate.
The body OF Harris was taken into the
drug store Of Tueo. Bange, AT the corner
of Harrison avenue aud Bogen street,
where 1T remained until the arrival OF
undertaken Habig.
The deceased was wei known to most
all the Car drivers, who say that he was
generally drunk when on the cars, ana
would persist in sitting on the steps.
much against the wishes and entreaties
ui tup nunulctnra
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE SIEGE OE KARS.


LONDON, June 14.-A dispatch from
Err roum giving the latest received OF
the siege of Kars, says that the Russian
Commander, Grand Duke Michael,
massed his troops and attempted to
lake Kars by storm last
Saturday, while simultaneously
an attempt was made to sieze the
heights commanding the town. The
garrison in X lrs made sortie in force,
supported by artillery, and repulsed the
Russians with heavy loss.
DAD.
DARMS rADT, June 14-Ludwig IL,
Granu DuNe Of ilesse, i, dead.
TURKS INTRENCHING.
BUCHAREST, June IA 4-rue Turks are
intrenchlng themS selves at Kustenujie.
GUNPOWDER SEIZED BY THE TURKS.
LONDON, June IA dlspatch from
ConslanlinOple states that Turkish IRON
claGs in the Mediterranean nave seized
IA cargo OF gunpowder, which was abuut
to land at Crete.
WAR BULLETINS.
LONDON, June IA dispatch from
Vienna says the Turks have succeedpd
in relieving Nicsics.
A telegram from Lifts states that
the Russian siege Of Batoum is steadi-
ly advancing. and that the Tu,ks are
greatly III want OF reinforcements, and
The capitulatlon of the city is expected
to occur Within a few days.
MIR. BANCROFT DAVIS
BERLIN, June H,-Mluister Bancroft
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
Board Of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following from Mr.. Gessert was
adopted:
"Resolyed, that the Clerk be and Is
hereby instructed 10 notify newspapers
that in future they will insert the adver.
tisements only as directed from this Of
flee, and cease to copy as they have done
heretofore"
A communication from o. N. Sag, ask
ing permission to grade Charles street.
Fairmount, from Central avenue north,
was referred to the Committee on
Grades and improvements.
A resolution was adopted that the
Chief Engineer examine and report to
this Board on the Two lines 0! surveys
made by the projectors OF Street Rail-
road No. l6, through Eden Park, aud as
to the most practicable route through
the park grounds.
The sum OF $50 was ordered paid to MIR.
Henry Verha.e for sodt-Water stand
with contents, now in L .ncOln Park.
A resolution was adopted giving per-
mission to the Cincinnati u Baltimore
Railroad to place temporary Lrestles ON
Gest street. Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14

Dr.. Joseph Eubank, agent of Blind
Tom, is in the city.
MIR. Lewis Freeman and Mr.. John
Wentzel are candidates for the Prlnci-
palship OF the Fourth District School,
Fulton.
j. R. Pye, E a., the halter, was last
evening presented with solid silver
hattel's iron with silver hat by anumber
Of leading hatters OF this city.
Hon. L. F. Noyes, the newly ap-
pointed American Minister to France,
lett for Washington this morning, on the
9:l5 train. He goes at the invitation OF
the State Deparlm mt, and viii spend a
lew days with the President and Secre-
tary Evarts, receiving his Instructions
and preparing Tor the duties of his mis-
sion. He will then return to Cincinnati,
make final arrangements for his stay
abroad, and sail from New York about
the last OF this month.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14

Nattohal Associated Pross to the Star.
URBANA, o.. June 14.-The balloon
ascension advertised in connection with
the United States Circus, which ex
hibited here yesterday, ended in n tizz T.,
TO the great disappointment of the mu :
titude OF the country people who focked
TO town to witness the ascension ana
&ircus. AS they were Initiating the bal
loon and when nearly full, the aerouaut
and acrobat had ascended to the trapez
and was trying the boxes, the guy-ropes
gave way and the balloon started uL-
ward. When about fifteen or twenty
tset from the ground the aeronaut lei
60 his bold and came down, striking
squarely on his leet, sustaining no in.
Nry, except slight brulse; but the
balloon SCARED away in a nOrtheasterly
direction, Just gr"z ng the house tops
and church-steeples and was lost tv
sight,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14

They Eat American Be eff.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-The Chief of
the Bureau OF Statistics has received
information from Glasgow stating that
the importa ION of American fresh beet
into that city has greatly checked the
previous steady increase In the slaugh-
It's, ,O60 sheep, 43Ol0 lambs and 1,74i
calves were slaughtered, being a d.
crease of about 1,500 cattle, % 900 sheep,
and $500 l.mb!, as cont asted with 1875.
MIR. COrCorau
has entirely recOye,d from his severe
illness, ana goes for the summer to
White Sulphur SPRING, Va.
Minister Noyes.
A private letter received here to-day
states that Governor Noyes, of Ohio,
will arrive in Washington in q few days
in order 10 rece We his instructions prior
10 his departure for Franc. In view of
80 threatened agitation in France it Is
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LATEST LOCAL.
A SCAFFOLD FALLS.
Two Men Seriously Injured.


Ab)ut hali-past 3 O'Clock this after
noon while four painters, employees of
Jesse Evans and named Geo. Cooney,
VIM. s. Slower, George Hayden and
David Pierson, were employed in
painting the ceiling at the Mercb-
ants National Bank at 13 West
Tnird street, the scaffolding gave way
and the men were precipitated to the
fl or, distance of thirt, tive feet.
George Cooney had bis spine broken,
and was conveyed in hack to d.. Glen
dennin' alter which he was taken to
his home, corner OF Third and Stone
streets.
Cooney's Injuries are supposed to be
fatal. He has wife and three chill
dren. ..
Slower was injured severely on the
back and had his left arm badly lacer-
ated, and was otherwise injured.
The other men were also injured, and
had TO be taken to their homes.
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At the Prices Hill Concert tonight
by the Cincinnati Orchestra, Haydn's
symphony, No. 10, will be performed.
A strawberry festival and concert will
be given this evening by the young la
dies and gentlemen OF Finley Chapel, on
Clinton street near Cutter street.
The commencement exercises of the
ChickeriDg Institute will be held in the
Vine-strreL Congregational Church to-
morrow morning All friends are invi,.
ed. II will be "a most interesting occa.
sion. Hon. Judge TAFT will present the
diplomas to the graduating class.
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Fast Driving.

This AFTERNOON about O'Clock, a man
who give his name as Christ. Cook was
out horseback riding. He started from
the corner Of Fifth and Main at a break
neck speed up Main; street when be ar
rived AT ghth street he colllded with
il large stone wagon.
The horse run into the wheels, and
Cook was thrown from his seat into the
wagon. He suffered severe injuries, and
had his leg cut badly. Cook was taken
10 heighboring house, and had his leg
bandaged, after Which he left on the
horse, which was also badly wounded.
As it seemed to be "a case OF reckless
driving The police were called IN, but by
the time they arrived Cook had d.sap-
uearau.
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silver Three-cent Pieces.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June A-The Postmas-
ter General has called the attention Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury to the an.
noyance experienced by Postmasters
by the presentation in payment for
stamps. envelopes, So, of silver three
cent pieces oil 1858, and has asked that
some steps be taken to relieve the Post
masters by emitting to exchange these
coins for greenbaoks, or by recalling
them from circulation, if the same can
be done in accordance with law.
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Murder at Lawrenceburg.

About 10 o'clock last night the atte n
tion of citizens was attracted to q group
Of sbanlies, occupied by colored people,
ON Tate street, between Walnut and
Short, Lawrenceburg.
On repairing to the scene it was found
that an aged coiored m IN named Green,
who has but one arm, had been sho. by
lad named Munroe Terrell.
1t seems that Terrell aud Green got
into difficulty about dog and rooster,
when Terrell procured shotgun and
blew out the brains Of the old man. Ter
rell was arrested and is in Jail.
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To the Editor Of the s:.ssr:

In reference to an article in Wednes-
day evenings STAR, l wish to contra
dict the statement that the party was
in Jim Browns saloon playing cards or
that there was any fuss on the pave
ment outside OF the saloon. The par =
ties were'arrested oat Of the saloon and
discharged in the Police Court in the
morning. am one OF the parties that
we're arrested. Respectful Y,
AIRY GUELLAUME,
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Four Per Cent. Loan. J..

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Ali the de-
tails for Offering tine four per cent. loan
have been completed, and the Treasury
department will, to-day, issue an ad-
vortisement, inviting subscriptions to
the same.
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NatIOhHl AssOcIated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 14.-The ex-clergy-
man, S. Ii. MCGEE, Of Ashton, on trial
ut Dixon, l l., during the past ten days
TOR poisoning his wife in February last,
was today found guilty and sentenced
TO the State Penitentiary for fourteen
years. de belonged to the denomina-
EOn known as "GnristlansN
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The Millers in Council.

N1IIUHHI EhbSUCIHICU TTCSS 70 tNE StaF
BUFFALO, N. Y, June l4-The Ma
tional Mlllers' Convention assembled
here yesterday. Alonzo r chmond
President OF the Board of Trade, deliv-
cred an address Of welcome. President
George y in, OF 81. Loui,, delivered his
annual address. OAly routine business
transacted, and the Convention ad-
lOurned until to-day.