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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
What the Tribune Sees.

National Associated Press TO the star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Tribune's
special from Washington says there is
general comment over the action Of the
House in passing the resolution of the
Florida Committee, declaring Tilden
elected in that State, ana over the in-
YES tigation OF Fields Committee of the
question of ineigibility oil Chaffae, the
Illinois EIector, when the votes OF both
those States have beeu counted for
Hayes by the Joint Convention.
One Interpretation is that these
things are a part of the plan by
which David Dudley Field and
the more extreme Tilden managers hope
to induce the House at some stage OF
the counting, in case the Commission
decides Louisiana 10 be for Hayes, to
declare there has been no election OF
President and at once proceed to elect
Tilden. The persistency of Field in
taking testimony in the Louisiana case,
which no one expects the Commission
to admit as testimony, helps to strength
en- the conviction that the ultimate de-
sign OF those acting with him is to in
duce the House, IL possible, to proceed
to elect Tiiden President. ..
A Farewell Dinner
will shortly be given by President Grant
to the members of his Cabinet.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
LATEST LOCAL,

TIE taking Of testimony iu the Dunbar
murder case has commenced.
The cleditors OF Klotter's Sons, brew
ers, will meet next saturday to appoint
an assignee.
ON conviction of stealing a pair Of
| shoes last evening from the store OF Geo.
Henneke, at No. 452 Main street, Frank
Clark ami Harry Newell were this morn
ing fined $500 and costs and sent to the
Work-house Tor sixty days each.
YESTERDAY evening, Jacob Fels, a
diss lpated young wretch, VINO has been
| living with his widowed mother at No.
603 Walnut street, went home drunk and
broke big part OF the furniture and
abused Mrs. Fels. To-day ne is an in-
mate OF the Work-house, on sentence
of "thirty days and 500"
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. BUERKLE attend
ed u ball at Workingmen's Hall, last
night. At O'Clock this morning, the
| loving pair were found in the middle of
Fifteenth street, near Vine, engaged in
what Mrs. B. characterized as "gist a
Jealous row." When arraigned in the
Police Court to-day, on the charge OF
disorderly conduc', the 'row" cost the
worthy couple just "a in fines and costs.
THEY were standing in front of sa :
loor, near the corner Of Ninth street
and Central avenue, last night. Neither
of them had much TO attract the atten-
tion of an ordinary observer. But pres
emily along strolls Detective Steve
Mead. "Well, boys, what are you up
top says Steve. "Oh, nothing mnch,"
said the dirtiestAooking one, who had
greasy overcoat under mis- left arm, "but
we're going out to the Fairmount Mill
purity soon to steal some copper pipe."
"rhats your lay, is il? Come on" and
Steve yanked them both to the Station.
house close by. This morning, on the
charge OF lettering, one of them, Jos.
Schaeffer, went to the Work-Aouse for
live days; his companion Ia distress,
WHO, by the way, had quart bottle vi
'"botz4" in his pocket when taken in,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
EPHRAIM OPENS UP
And Tells What Be Knows Ab0zE
Election Frauds.
HEARTS FACILITATING ALL ALONG THE AaE.

At the Office Of Warren Higley, Esq.
the notary public before whom The tes-
timony has been ELECTED relative 80 the
October election frauds In this city, teE-
timony to be used in the contest
OF Cox versus Harmon, Mr. Ephr1aA
Holland was examined this morning, at
great length, ana his testimony, which
was taken down. by stenographer. m
understood to be of the most startling
character. .-t.
A patient public must bide its tius,
as reporters were excluded from the
room during his examination, and
nothing has been diyulged 20
certainty relative to the details OF his
testimony. But by the way it is neSa-
toned by those who were sworn TO &C.
cresy, in gently alluding to the subj 5cis
it is plain to be seen that Ephraim 10 mol
now joined to his former Idols.
His revelations as to the manner ia
which the campaign was conducted,
and the participants therein, arr
understood to strike men now Oc-
cupying high official and social posi-
tirps, who will be forever disgraeea
SnOulu INC IeSLiuony LuSet WIFI 6o"nr
cient corroboration.
1t is evident that Holland has been
goaded TO this course in revenge Tor
some of the discomiorts aud humilia
tons he has suffered recently when ht
needed sympathy In the sorest strait OF
his life.
! He does not seem to forget the faCt
| that his delicate person was allowed 70
recline in common feOn'S cell, rather
longer than be thought was necessary.
and he now strikes Lome with all the
venom that lays in his power. ,.
The statement referred to, after being
taken down in shorthand, was uso-
scrlbed on a typewriter, and now lies
snugy ensconced in the breast p0ekcs
of Mr. L. q. Campbell, from which it will
not issue forth for the delectation Of the
public until it has been completed.
Mr.. Campbell has been importuned,
appealed to, coaxed and whesdled by
the enterprising locals OF the oit5
papers, but he stands firm, and
will not disgOrge. But The reader c0n
rest assured that there is something
rich in store for them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

Miscellaneous--Carrie Miller, harbOc-
ing lewd women, $40; Alfred Perry,
abusing family, dismissed; Henry Glas-
gov, obstructing street, costs; Theodore
Baker, common thief, continued to Hth
inst; George Donnelly, burglary, con-
tinued 10 17th inst; John f. Doacker,
abusing family, dismissed; JAG. Neaser.
peddling without license, 81; Joseph
Shaeffer, lnitorins, o uRys, Ovn.e.
Kraemer, same, 30 days.
Grand Larceny-Charles Engelkamp,
dismissed.
Petit Larceny-John Weidner, S25:
John I. Johnson, 30-S15); Chas. German,
Harvie Newell and Frank Clark, 81 $1Ha
each.
Disordsrly Conduct-Michael Kelly,
81; Jacob Fels, 30-$5O; George Buerkle
and Jennie Buerkle, 81 eacn; Michael
Colloty and Bridget Colloty, continued
TO February 2l; Kate Reidy, continued
to February 81; Wm. Patterson aMd
Mary Patterson, costs.
Drunkenness = John Landers, SO;
John W. Largen, 81; Cordelia Bow and,
$3; Andrew K!epe, 81; Charles Pearce,
$50. .. .. -
Vags-Charles Renneker, dismissed: /:
Kate Walker and Nora Anderson, oosts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
OF THE TRIBUNAL
Still Hearing the Louisiana
Arguments.

Special to the star:
WASHINGTON, February 15.-The Tri-
bunal this morning is engaged in hearing
the concluding arguments in the Louis l.
ana case. 1t Is expected that the case
will be taken under advisement by the
Commission at O'Clock.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. Mr.. Eyarts
continued the argument on the Repub-
lican side. He contended that the right
to cast Its vote rested in the State
and was not a. grant from the
general Government, and whatever pow
er the Federal Government possessed it
held through the terms of the Federal
Constitution. The ninth and tenth
Articles of Amendment reserved
in clear terms to the States all rights
that were not specifically delegated. The
whole matter of selecting the Electors,
determining the mode, ETC., o, issuing
the certificates, belonged to the Stale
and was for The Federal Government to
count the votes after they had left the
State. AS in the Florida case here this
body had the power of the two Houses
to count the vote, the power granted to
those bodies by the Constitution,
meant not the power of legislation.
He proceeded 10 consider tho power
that was possessed by the Com
m ssioners, and charged that the
other side had changed its
positions holding in the Florida
case that it had judicial authority to
institute quo warrdnto proceedings, and
now declaring That 1t was not u judicial
tribunal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

"a LITTLE OFF."-Duriug the eeutln-
uation OF the Moody aud SaDkey reyivol
in Boston, ono of the newspapers in Ghas
city is publishing extracts from Lte
Bible. The young man who makes np
the heae-liues Of the paper calnc GUS
strong the Other day On "a Teri1bls
Heartrending Disaster = An Aw.ui
Flood, aud Whole Country SnbmcEze1
--latest Telegraphie Part caiars irosa
the Scene or the Disaster" Gianrale
further down the column the rea.er was
startled With au account OF Noah and
the Flood. A young man WHO has b.en
brought up in a Bible class ntw makes
up the head-linos
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
aud who gives his name as Conrad hrae-
mer, got sentence OF thirty days.

aud who gives his name as Conrad hrae-
mer, got a sentence OF thirty days.
LAST Monday the STAR contained a
short local Item to the effect that capt.
Frank Papenau, Of the canal boat silver
Moon, had been missing for some tlme.
Well, he has been turned up, SOTO speak
A STAR reporter saw him this morning
in cell at the Ninth-street station
house, where he had been placed
by Officer Higgins, who arrested MIN
tc-day on warrant sworn ouC
by ID. Nj. Kennedy, of the firm OF ID. N.
Kennedy Sc Co, commission merchants'
at No. 81 Canal street, charging the Cap
tain with the endorsement OF S35; me
accused is q native Of Toledo, O., Dut
lives on his boat with his wife and fam-
| ily. He states that he has been on
prolonged spree, during which ne spent
the money.
Tom ENGLISH, Chas. Hord and Chas..
Gorman occupied the prisoners Dencn
in the Police Court this morning,
charged with an assault upon Mr.. VIM.
DeMar and Wiiby FramptOn last night,
at the corner of Eighth and Vine streets.
FramptOn was badly beaten about the
head, and was unable to appear against
| the accused to-day. German at hrsl
escaped, but WAS afterward arrested
" IN a buggy-wnip in his possession,
ch was identitied as the property oil
young DIR. 5. 5. L'Hommedieu. The as
sault and battery case was laid over
until next Saturday. On conviction Of
stealing the whip, German received a
sentence Of thirty days in the WORK
house and fine of 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Uncle Dan. Wolf is in Milwaukee.

Uncle Dan. Wolf is in Milwaukee.
Mr.. c. j. Olds and bride, OF Lancas-
ter, o., are in tue city.
Mr.. Il. w. Booth has returned from a
Ithree-months' Visit to New York.
NJ. Lichtendahps term OF office as a
Director Of the City lntirmary expires
April 10, 1877.
+. NJ. Roots, of Connersville, Ind, j.
B. Phillips and George B. Metcalf, OF
New York, are among the prominent ar
rivals at the st. James.
Miss Tillie Weis, daughter Of Lazarus
Wels, Esq, of the firm of Martin, Men
derson & Co., and Mr.. Herman Bam-
berger were married last night at Eu-
reka Hall, Rev. Samuel Epstein 0ffic1at-
ing. 1t was a brilliant wedding.
Lieut.. Birnbaum, OF the Central Police
Station, is The recipient of a handsome
hickory cane cut from the Millcreek
marshes, and which was presented to
him this morning by his brother officers
at the station as testimonial OF his
worth as an officer and his kindness as
gentleman. I's d delicate t'bit OF a
twig," and will be a precious heirloom
to hand down to his son Fritzy. But it
ought to be vanished.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Announcements.

Prof. Morse at College Hall tomorrow
evening.
The Washington Dragons will parade
on the 22d.
Prof. Geyer will give grand masque-
rade for children tomorrow evening Ill
Geyer's Assembly Rooms.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given next Monday evening at Jefferson
Hall by the Druid Ssugerchor.
Rev. WV. Case at the Mount Auburn
NJ. Il. Church next Tuesday evening
Subject: "Phrenology and Human Ma
ture."
A complimentary benenC VIII bo ten
dered to Dir. Frank Churchill at Robin
sons Opera-house on Tuesday evening,
February 27.
At Turner Hall next Sunday evening
the twenty-f.th anniversary of the es-
iablishment OF Herman Lodge, No. 20S
l, o. y. F., will be celebrated.
The 6rst anniversary Of the pastorate
of Rev. Geo. W. Williams. of the Union
Baptist Church on Mound street, be.
tween Ninth aud Richmond streets, will
be celebrated this evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Patent Interests.
,al Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Senate
Committee on Patents are holding an
important session to-day. A large del.
egation of the patent attorneys OF Bos-
ton and other cities are present.
Hon. Chauncey Smith, ofsBoston, en-
gagged in an argument in behalf OF the
patentees in opposition TO sthe House
bill now pending before the Senate,
which restricts suits for damages for
infringements to one year.
Smith is advocating the passage Of q
substitute bill prepared i'll Boston, al
lowing suits for infringements to be
brought within four years.
His bill has other important features
of grave int crest to patentees.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Third Edition
THE LATEST
ASSAULT ON GOV. PACKARD.
Both Parties Wounded, but Neither
Will Die.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-At :45 A. NJ.
to-day one VIM. IL. Weldon gained ad-
mitlance to Gov. Packard's office, claim.
ing to be from the Philadelphia Press.
After a short consultation, he drew a
pistol. Packard struck him, and the pis'
tol-ball lodged in PackarG's skull. His
assailant was shot, but not killed.
The assailant is good-looking and
about twenty five years OF age. He ar.
rived yesterday, and says he thought
the only way to save the country was to
first kill Packard and then Hayes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
BABCOCK'S BADNESS.
The Sun Fells IL Sensational story
of His MisaPprOpriatiOn OF
EUMds.

The sun TELLS u sen SAtAOudA StOEy
of His MisaPprOpriatiOn OF
Funds.
National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The New York
Sun this morning publishes a dispatch
from Washington, alleging that General
Babcock is believed to be detaulter to
the Government in over $500, 900.
1t charges that Babcock's account as
Engineer in charge OF Public Buildings
and Grounds had for some time been
suspected of crookedness, that a Com
miLtee OF the House Investigated his
affairs, and an examination OF his ac-
counts has led to the conclusion that
BaDcUUk failed to account for hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars appropriated by
Congress and placed in bis hands Tor ex-
penditure.
1t also charges that many OF the
vouchers rendered for expenditures are
suspicious. The Sun also publishes a
statement of the appropriations and ex-
penditures OF BabcockS Department Tor
the past four years, showing appropria-
tions amounting to 81. .160,4I7 80, and
vouchers rendered for S467 ,25O, leaving
uuacoOunted for 1893 1877 80.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Lea,s Chances Slim.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 15.-The Ter
ritorial Supreme Court adjourned sine
die yesterday. No notice was given by
Lees counsel for an appeal of his case
to the United States supreme Court,
and no chance OF escape remains Tor
him except executive clemency, which
Is not possible. The Second District
Court, which meets at Beaver in March,
VIII fix the day for the execution by
shooting
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
On ,GhanHe.

The Committee on Transportation o
the Chamber of Commerce to-day sub
mitted the following resolution, which
was read and referred Tor further con.
sideratiOn tc-morrow:
"ResoiyeJ, That the Board OF
Public Works and the Common
Council be ana are hereby
requested to enact such ordinances
as will authorize the layiDa
of railway track both wide aGd
narrow-gauge In the streets and
alleys, with suitable turnouts To
manufactures, stores and warehouses;,
with privilege OF hauling cars 90
said tracks by steam engines,
day and night, but carefully
guarding such ordinances viva
restrictions, which, while they
protect the city and people against ioa-
position, will not circumscrIbe their
right In the objects desired. ...
ABNER l., FRAZER,
JAMES w. SIBLEY,
i'll. KICK.
5. LESTER TAYLOR,
JOHN A. GANo,
Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 15.-The nop-pay-
meut OF interest on A. & W. Sprague's
notes and other shrinkage OF values con-
strains the Trustees to ask temporary
injunction, restraining the withdrawal
OF deposits until the accruing interest
shall make up the present deficiency,
which is now estimated at not more than
I VI 8 per cent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
FOREIGN,

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
PARIS, Feb. ia colllery explosion
occurred in Graississac, in the northern
part Of France. Fitty-fye persons were
killed and large number wounded.
RUMORS OF WAR.
VIENNA, Feb. 15-The forward move
mehL Of The Russian army from Ki,chen-
of Is daily expected. A declaration Of
war will probably be made ON the Gath
of February.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

Mr.. A. B. REID and Miss Sarah Chic,
of Nicholas County, KY, were married
in the parlor OF the Indiana House this
afternoon. They came to Cincinnati to
escape the angry parents of the young
lady. Mr.. Jas. Leroy Ryman, who Is
always on hand at such Times, assisted
the young couple in arranging all rhe
pIe!iminaries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

SPARKS from chimney of j. Il. & eds
resIaeuc', NJ. 131 Richmond sireet.
burned small hole Oh the roof OF tRt
house next east, occupied by Mr.. y.
Freiberg, this afternoon. Alarm from
Box 6S Richmond and Johnl Loss
nominal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Total. l..........

On motion, the contractors on Kenton
street, Walnut Hills, were given an ex-
tension Of ninety days for completing
said street.
A communication from VIM. Kirton,
superintendent OF the City Works, to
the eject that the pipe trench OH Bur-
net avenue is ready tor macadamizing,
and unless attended to will soon become
dangerous to travel, was referred to the
superintendent Of Streets
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
United States Court.

Noah Jones, of Bloomingsburg, Fay
ette County, Ohio, filed his voluntary
petition in bankruptcy.
Patrick McGrew, assignee of W. FL
Brady, bankrupt, against Henry Miller,
Jas. Oliver, - Oliver W. ii. Birely
and Mary Birely. This is petition
asking an order to sell certain real ed
tate to pay a mortgage lien.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

Writing from Vienna, January l8. q
corresponl lent states that ".t is the
most liv.ly time Of the year in LIE
Austrian capital. The c.;y is fuli, The
places of amusement and cafes crow ed,
and the balls SO inLu lefab.e hat oar
wonders how they can seca Q sush a
considerable attendance as MT y. lh2m
do,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Accidents at Sea.

National Associated Press to the Star
BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Two schooners
and several oyster pungies are reported
cap sized In Tnngier Sound during the
gale oil Monday, and number oil lives
lust
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
Marriage Llcenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
W. II. Strueve and Minnie Kreinhagen.
Henry Lunebrink and Sophia BucHer.
A. Seelen and Wilhelmina MeIsose
Phil. Dixman and Katie Van Elmer.
Il. j. Parry and Mary l.. Scott.
John Herley and JOsy EWens.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

Mr.. Tupper has gone South; and the
people of that section are de-
manding what the Electoral bill is good
for il it isn't TO be enforced for. tneir
protection
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

A young lady recently said to her
lover: "You may be too late for the
cars but you can take a 'bus;" and the
stupid fellow went to LOOK for q "bus."