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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular sesslOn.
all the members present, aud President
Bell in the chair.
The residents and land owners ON
Browne street sent in a petition for the
completion Of the b .idge over the Caaal
at the Brighton House. They repre-
sent that the city had purchased all the
land for the approaches and built the
wall on the east side, and had in fact ex-
pended almost all the money required
for this Improvement, when Inc WORK
was stopped. Referred to the Commit
tee on Bridges.
Tue committee to whom was referred
the petition to lay a teE-inch water
main un Walker MIL Road, from HLrri-
son Pike to the Lower River Road, mule
report recommending tue same. Tls
report was adopted.
A communication from n. j. RyaB,
calling attention to the depIOrable con-
ditiOn OF Clifton avenue, west of lh.
Eim-street lncline Plane, was referreI
to tue Supervisor 1Or report.
The following was alopLed:
Resolved, That The City Engineer be
authorized " purchase from the Marine
Railway and Dry Dock Company, from
time to time, delivered where desired by
the Engineer, good aud SQUAD merchant
able OAK lumber for bridge rep i,rs-,t
their bid oil $40 per thousauu. board
measurement
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08

little six-year-oId daughter OF Mrs.
R ley asked me il was cousin Of Col
Armstrong, l, in a joke. said
was. l never heard any allHsi0A
to any such relationship wfth
the exception Of the time ated. There
was door communicating with my
room and Armstrong;, against which.
in my room, was a bureau and in his .
table. l never was in his room while TO
was in bed. Was never in there alone
with him only on one oc-
an umbrella. l used to make my own
bed often, always on Sunday morning.
Col. A. never paid me marked attention.
never had, at any time, at any place,
or upon any occasion, either sexual in
tercourse, or any improper relations
whatever"
Cross-examined-I went to 2l7 Wade
street from Mrs. RIley's. When Nc
Colvin told me to get another place 10
board he told Mr.. Armstrong to do the
same; we were both in the sitting-rOom
together. Next day Mrs. McU. asked
me to remain, but didn't do it; we les
both OF us and went to the same house;
l never went to the theater with Col.
Armstrong; we sometimes went to tue
table together, and with another lady 1
went 10 the Lookout House with ARM
strong. AT the Mardl Gras ball he ana
L led of in tue dancing; these were the
only places that we were together in
public; l never called him Cousin
Harry" but once, and that was the time
the little girl asked me il l was his
cousin. AT one time Mr.. A. handed ma
a money order lOr $40, which he had
cashed; it came from my uncle; have
not been worKing since last November.
Re-direct-"l have received and am
receiving assistance from Mr.. J. 2. Cow
den, OF YoungstoWn, my uncle and the
guardian of my mothers estate. Toe
only promise of money that L received
from Col. Arm trong was when he wrote
10 me that il would come down from
Youngstown and attend this trial hs
would pay my way back"
This closed the testimony OF the whoia
case, and at noon Judge Jonston took
it under adyisement.
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THE ARM STRONG CASE.
1t Will be Finished To-day.


The Armstrong divol &c case drags Its
slow length along i'll Judge Johnston's
Court. The testimony of Filth Brown,
the young g,rl whom the Colonel is
accused OF living with in an improper
state, was on the stand, and gave tue
following testimony:
IL am twenty-five years Of age. l live
now at No. 81 John street; nave been
working at A. p. q. Bonte's at twelfth
and Plum, finishing picture frames. |
have earned my support for the last six
years; have no reIatlYeS in this cltv
but have iu Youngstown. Y Ohio. Iknow
Mr.. and Mrs. A..slnce 1878 Became ac-
qainted with them at McUoiVjn's board
ing-house on Barr street; was intro
duced by McCoIvin at sup. .Jer table,
They remained there of and
on nearly Two years. l and
Mrs. A. became quite intimat g
aud with Mr.. A. also. l left McLo vim 8
because he came to me- and said that he
wanted the 70 get another place. | did
so, going to No. 249 West Seventh
street, with Mrs. Rlley. l met MIR.
Armstrong on the street, and he ad.
vised me to 60 there as his son was
there, aud we could be company tor
each other. The furniture put in my
room belonged to I oil. Armst, ong. as he
wan.ed it stored somewhere. l was
never introduced ny Armstrong as his
cousin, but upon one occasion, when the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
The Taylor Tangle.
National Associated Press TO the star.

National Associated Press TO the star.
LOUISVILLE, June Sat meeting OF
he creditors of e. ii. Taylor yesterday,
statement showed liabilities $446,-
e53 81; assets 1878, O2l 81. After long
conference it was finally agreed, unan-
imOusly, to refer the matter to the United
States Court. In pursuance OF the above
plan committee of three was appointed
to take immediate steps toward placing
the estate of E. Ii. Taylor, Jr., in the
Bankrupt Court. The following gentle
men constitute the committee: Judge
A. j. james. Col. Thos. N. Lindsay, o
Frankfort, KY, and Mr.. Harwood, OF
Shelbyvilie. Col. Orlando Brown was
tnen appointed custodian of the entire
estate, under instructions oil the COM
mlttee, until the final meeting Of cred
itors, which will be ordered by the Fed
eral Court when the case is properly
brought before it. All creditors were
requested to hand or send in their claims
Immediately. After session of nearly
two hours, the meeting adjourned. A
rumor has been Set afloat to the effect
that Taylor had not left the country, but
was still in the neighborhood, and would
probably soon place himself in COM
munication with his creditors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
WASHINGTON
special to the Star:
FINANCIAL TALK.

FINANCIAL TALK.
WAsHINGToN,J June s.-Secretary sher-
man declares his purpose to press the
policy Of the Resumption Act until 1t
shall be repealed or modified by Con-
gress. Under Section OF the Act OF
the 14th of January, 1875. providing
that TOR every dollar of increased
National bank circulation there
shall be retired 80 per cent. OF
egal-tender notes until the volume of
legal tenders has been reduced to $500.
900, ,0o0. there has been a reduction al
ready OF $22.00O,OOO. AS this reduction
goes on slowly, it is reported that more
stringent measures will be resorted to
10 accelerate the contracio of legal
tenders. A plan suggested is ior certain
National banks to apply for and receive
additional bank circulation, which, Of
course, involves the retiring OF eighty
per cent. of greenbacks. This new cir
culation being withdrawn, the opera
tion can be repeated until the requisite
contraction is secured. The greenbacks
to be thus retired can not well be spared
from the accruing revenues, but they
can be obtained by tine sale OF bonds as
specified in the resumption act for coin,
and then selling coin for yreenbacks.
The Secretary now holds 81 000, 900 in
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
LATEST LOCAL.

ANTON STEGEMANN, a German huck-
ster, who lived at No. 80 Buckeye street,
hung himsel', yesterday afternoon, IN
stable belonging to Thomas Riley, on
Buckeye street, west of Oak street. HIS
body was found dangling from bar
passing through the stable, by Mr.. Riley,
yesterday afternoon about 4:3O O'Clock,
and was cut down. Deceased leaves a
wife and several children. He was the
iather-in-law OF j. IL. Burning, Bay
miller street grocer. At the Coroners
inquest this morning, the wife of the
suicide testified that her husbands
spirits have been depressed ever since
the escapade OF his daughter with Or.
PlantAolt, some four years ago. The
daught was the first wife Of Burning,
and in an evil hour consented to leave
her husband and take up with Plant
holt. Burning got a divorce from her,
and has since married. Tbe verdict this
morning was ''death from suicide by
hanging, while laboring under mental
anerr ation."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08

During the hearing of the divorce case
of Col. Armstrong this morning the
voice OF female was heard. 1t was in a
loud key, and apparently proceeded d
from one OF the audience who had Just
passed out the door.
"Brlug that party back" said Judge
job nston, who Is always alive to the
dignity of his Court. Quick as light
ming Joe NJ Moses, Deputy oneritf rushed
out into the corridor, aud in a few Sec
onds returned with large female.
"Bring her TO the bar" says the Judge.
She came up perfectly cool and col
lected.
Whats the matter with you, mad
amp
ii tore my dress as 1 passed through
the gate, ard merely said, i came near
tearing my dry goous of mev'
"DnL't you know the Courts in ses-
sirnW
eyes, sir, and ask your pardon"
"WeIi, don't talk SO louu next time.
you can Co."
And tue offending female hurried
from the room amid the tittering VI the
audience.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08

The remains of the late John Lothrop
Motley were Inferred yesterday in a
grave beside hat OF his wife, who was
Uuried in Kensal G cen Cemetery in
1875. Dean Stanley read the burial SER
vice. The attendance at the ObseQ uies 6
included Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon Sher.
idan, Sir William Vernon HarcOurt amd
Lady Vernon Harcuurt. These two
ladies are daughters Of the deceased.
MIR. and Mrs. r. b. Sheridan, the Duke
OF Argyle, MIR. John Bright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell S,uSes Lord Houghton,
Mr.. Tom Hughes, tne Belgian Minister,
tue Netuerland Minister, Mr.. Hoppin,
Secretary 10 tue Am rican Lega ion, AL d
United States Consul General Baueau
were also present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08

Conrad Weber, OF Baltimore. q young
man OF German parentage, lately mar
ried, was soldier during the late war.
and while in the service acquired a fond
ness for sleeping in the moonlight.
Since the war, from the 1st to the 4th OF
every month, always at night, he has
had its of the deepest melancholy. He
would remain up all night gazing at the
sky, the moon and its changes having a
special fascination tor him. A day or
two since he was attacked by melan-
eholy Tor the first time in the daytime,
and being left alone he was found dead,
his head leaning against the wall. He
had twisted several pieces of blue rib
BON into a cord, made a moose around
his neck, and fastened the other end OF
the ribbon to picture hook, drawing mp
bis lower limbs SO as to throw the lul
weight OF his body on the noos~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
LATEST FROM ABROAD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ALONG THE DANUBE,

LONDON, June 8.-Tnere is an impress
sion at Ahumla that the Russians are
about to attempt to GROSS the Danube at
Nikopolis, where the river Is only half a
mile wide. The Turks are massing
troops towards Nikopolls, and must be
reducing the garrisons Of the quadri-
lateral.
THE ROUMANIAN FORCES.
BUCHAREST, June 8.-The Roumanian
army, ready for actual fighting, numbers
%, 900 regulars. This number includes
infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and is
divided into two corps. The are also
5000 or 5000 militia under arms and
available tor field service, and 5000 reg
ulars employed in non combatant du-
ties.
THE REPLY TO LORD DERBY.
LONDON, June Sit is reported that
Prince Gortschakofps note in reply to
Lord Derby, repudiates any intention of
attack on Egypt or the Suez Canal, or
that Russia desires to acquire Constau-
tinople. The passage OF the Dardanelles,
the note states, is a question OF interna-
tionnl agreement. Prince Gortschakoff
further states that in case Russia is
victorious, she will tall back on the con-
terence resolution.
THE sUEz CANAL.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 8-Turkey is
prepared to avoid any conflict in the
Suez Canal. Navigation on the canal will
be tree to vessels except those OF Rus sia.
The Porte had Sc 1T a nole to Athens pro-
testing against the Greek armament.
MARTIAL LAW.
BUCHAREST, Juue 8-Out Of thirty
three districts into which RNumapia is
divided, twenty EIGHT have been virtu-
ally placed under martial law. This is
done because capital punishment is not
recognized by civil law, and the ire.
quent discovery OF spies renders it
necessary.
PERSONAL.
A special from BraIlia SAYS Prince
tschakotf looks very i'll and is u mere
ghost OF himself. II is thought he will
not live long.
THE DANUBE.
A Widdin dlspatcu say . the Russians
continue the concentration OF their
pOntoon train. A great force OF artil-
Iery has arrived, and the crossing of the
river. it Is believed, will be attempted
Immediately.
OUTRAGES ON ISRAELITES.
The News NleRnh special says it is
stated tnat the houses OF one hundred
aud fifty Jewish families were pillaged
by mob at Dowbani, in Roumania,
Sunday. Eleven persons were killed
tWenty-four wounded, and 1900 duoats
stolen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Local Personals.

Col. VIC. p. breckenridge, Of Lexing
ton, KY, is in the city.
James A. Griffin has. been appointed
ballitf in Room No. 4 Court OF Common
Pleas,
Hicks, the catcher for the Cincinnatis,
has severed his connection with the
Club, and left Chicago last ntgnt for New
York.
The smiling face of Charles S. Davis
can now be seen at the Emery Arcade,
where Charley al tends to the wants Oh
the public who flock to the handsome
store Of Horace huntington, in the Race
street END OF the Arcade.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed

The following deaths have been placet
on record since our last report:
Fanny Duval, II yrs, Ohio.
John FL. Bosse, II days, city.
Eva Hirschberg, 43 yrs, Germany.
Mary Ruhl, p days, city.
John HAYDEN, days, city.
Edward Wiener, 2yrs, city.
Mary schaub, 16 yrs, city.
Emma Wennlng, II yrs, city.
John ID. Parry, 81 yrs, UAited States.
Daniel Hinds, 10 mos, city.
Jonn Hartman, 8 days, city.
Anna Determan, 73 yrs, Germlny.
Bern. IL. Voss, 20 yrs, city.
Infant Delaney, sIlll-born. city.
mary Jane Boggs. 4 rs, Indilua.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
A Narrow EScaDe.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, N. j., June S.-During a
thunder storm last night, while sioop
was going through the canal, towards
Bordentown, with full crew and six
females on board, the mast was struck
by lightning and badly shattered. The
fluid passed down the mast to the deck,
when it passed off into the water, which
was very fortunate occurrence, as
there was twenty tons Of powder stored
below. Had this powder exploded, the
result would have been terrible,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Tony Pastor.

Next week at the Grand Opera-nouse e
we are to have Tony Pastor and his full
company from New York. This is al
ways an event Of especial interest to
lovers OF amusements. Tony Pastor
gives a show that somehow can't be inn
ilated, and attempts to do so are like at
tempts to follow in the footsteps Of Bar :
mum, always attended with failure.
the company this time combines many
features entirely new, and as is al
ways the case, every performer is the
very best in the particular specially in
which he appears.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Armour nm @ mss.

The picnic OF the Miami Game Club
will come Oft next Wednesday.
Rev. Henry D. Moore will deliver the
Fourth OF July oration At Felicity, OHIO.
A musical entertainment will take
place this evening at the Wyoming Pres
bylerian Church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Baptist Church Burned. .

National ssOClateu Press to the Star.
DEPOSIT N Y, June 8-The Baptist
Church III this city took fire at 8 8o'cluck
last evening during the services and
was completely destroyed. The origin
Of the fire was probably from the ex-
plosion OF lamp in the basement. LOSS
Sic, 900. Insured for $6 900,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08
Struck Oil.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PIrrsBURG, June s. A new oil we'll
was struck in The Ballion District this
morning, which, according to one ac.
count, Is producing "a thousand barrels
per day, and by another seventy five
barrels per hour.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-08

and others. An action ON ConstableFs
bond for an alleged false return mada
by him on an execution against J. =.
Fiedeldey. Verdict for plaintiff f~s
$123.
PROBATE.
John P. Scu,ly made an assignment to
Cassimar Baum for the benefit OF cred.
itors. The property assigned consists
OF lot of real estate on Vine-streei
Hill. Bond, $4,000.
SUPERIOR.
Bernier against Becker. This was an
application for the specific performances
OF contract by which the defendant
agreed to purchase certain tract oi
ground from the plaintiff. Specific peE
formance denied. i
The Millcreek Valley Building and
Loan Association against v. F. Peter.
son and others. This was proceeding
to forecIoSe mortage, coming up on
distribution ofproceeds. The questions
arising in the case were as to whether
there should be annual rests taken in
the computation of interest by crediting
the weekly dues upon the interest bear
ing portion OF the debt, aud as to tho
validity of the mortgage which a.
tempted to make the average per cent.
OF premium paid lien on the land.
The court held against the defendants
on the first question. AS to the second,
he held thai the mortgage, SO far as it at
tempted to secure the average per cent.
OF the premium bid, was void.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The Grand Jury made the following
partial report to Judge Johnston: VIII
lard Milligan, usurpation OF Office in rep.
resentiDg himself to Ferdinand Witts.
ST., as a Constable; Willard Milligan,
assault and battery on Witte; john
Reese and Evan Breese, murder in The
second degree; W. II. Taylor, grand lar
ceny; james Sanders and Thomas Hale.
same; Charles Cooper, burglary; Benz
jamin Lisle, same; John Malone and
James GIBBONS, same; James Stanley,
same; and Joseph Nolan, robbery.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Henry Schafer, dis
missed; William snyder, 50 and costs;
Henry Lannagan, dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Ferd. Browu,
E |. Kolb, Charles Moore, John Meyer,
Henry Dig, dismissed; James Cochran,
$40 and costs; John Pofenberxer, So ana
costs; Geo. Clemmons, COSTS.
Petty Larceny-Lillie Levy, 80 days.
Alfred q. Marsh, continued to the IL hr
Will am Leslie, continued to the Oh.
Assault and Battery-Michael Arnold.
50 and Gusts; Charlotte Harris and Johs
Z Pofenberger, dismissed.
Miscellaneous-Frank Liethal, abus-
ing family, dismissed; Benz. Wormser.
obstrucling sidewalk, dismi ssed; Henry
Lannagan, carving concealed weapons,
50 and COSTS; Thompson Gray, forgery,
bound over.