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Court Cuttings.

John Shillito & Co., against the G., c.,
c. u |. K. Il. Company. This case
came up on demurrer to the petition.
The action was brought to recover Tor
goods lost in the fire which DESTROYED
the depot of defendants last fall. The
petition contained one hundred and six
different causes for action and demur-
rers were filed to one hundred and five
of them. Demurrer oyerruled.
Joseph Stutenberg against the Home
stead Land and Building Associa-
ton. This was proce eding TO
dissolve corporation. A decree
was handed up for confirmation of the
Commissioners report and the appoint
ment OF a receiver, but the Court had
been unable to discover the report and
could not act upon it until he had seen
IL.
It. A. Langhurst, assignee, against
Mary Schmackers and others. Tnis was
a motipn Tor "a new trial. The action
was brought to determine whether a
mortgage was "a lien on the assignol's
property. Motion overruled,
LII the United States Circuit Court.
suit was commenced against the Punnlx
Mutual Insurance Company, of Hart
iord, Connecticut, for the recovery of
81, 900 on The lie of Corvin b. Hall. de-
ceased, So 600 OF which amount was
agreed to be paid 10 Rose z. Hall, wife
OF deceased, and the remainder to his
cllllren, Manfred and Mysta NJ. Hall.
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The East.

National Associated Press to the Star:
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 14.-The
Turkish Government is unwilling to
take the responsibility of deciding upon
the Montenegrin demands, and will
submit them to Grand Council, which
must be summoned f. the purpose, or 10
Parliament, which meets Monday next.
CAIRO, Marcn IA The khedive to-day
formally, through the British represen-
tative here, renewed and confirmed his
fathers gilt to Great Britain OF "Cleopa-
tra's Needle" Preparations for its re-
moval to London are progressing.
LONDON, March 14.-Foreign Repre-
sentatlves, particularly the British
Charge d'Affaires, are endeavoring to
effect an arrangement between the
Porte and Montenegro delegates, but
the latter are only disposed TO make
slight concessions, provided the Porte
comedies their principal demands.
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Tue Theological and Religious Library
Association held It's thirteenth annual
meeting at O'Clock last evening at the
Public Library Building. A society
meeting only was held, quorum OF the
Board OF Directors not being present.
The following was adopLed:
"Res0lYed, That tue Committee on
Purchase of Books and Public Library.
together with the Treasurer OF the
Board, be and they are hereby author
lzGd 10 complete the purchase of books
and the completion and pub icaLion of
catalogue OF theological and philosophi-
cal books oil the library"
The annual election of officers was
then proceeded with. For 1880 the old
class of 1877 was reelected, with tue
substitution of DR.. Isaac III. Wise for
Df. Max Lllienthal. ln the c.ass OF 1879
Rev. Mr. Bailey's name was recommenu-
ed in place OF Rev. j. q. Adams. and in
that OF 1878 ID. l.. BisnOp was Nominated
to I'LL The vacancy caused b. the DEPART
ure from the city OF Rev. Il. S. Yocum,
The Society adjourned 10 Tuesday
next.
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TWO ELECTIONS.
EN-. HIPS Successor in Congress.

Ben. HIPS Successor in Congress.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March A-A special from
Atlanta, Ga, says the election for Con-
gresham in the Ninth District to fill
Ben. Hips vacancy was held yesterday.
The candidates were Il. p. Bell, DEM,
Emory Speer, Independent Democrat,
and NJ. r. Archer, Republican. The
counties being remote from railroad and
telegraph, it will take several days to
determine the result, but Bell will prob
ably carry the District by five hundred
to one thousand majority.
The New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, March 14.-Reports from
the First Congressional District indi-
cate the reelection of Frank Jones to
Congress by 300 majority. The other
two Congressmen are probably Repub-
lican. Governor Prescott, who has ar
rived, places his majority at $500, and
1t is probable this figure will be reached.
There are many back towns that will
not be heard from Today, but the figures
towns show a net Republican gain oil
294 votes. Some Republicans are claim
ing Marstons election over Jones in the
First District, but they have but few
figures 10 show. There is no doubt of
Briggs and Blalr's election in the Second
and Tnird Districts. The Legislature
will not be materially changed from last
year.
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LATEST LOCAL.

FRANK EBA was arraigned before
Squire Thomas EVltt on Two warrant Is
charging hIm with having by false pre-
lenses nbtainei $l13 20 worth Of tobacco
from Wankelmann 81 Co. The case is
set TUr next Saturday.
JOSIAH w. BIssEL II. Walter Lowry,
Chus. S. Kinsey, e. W. Knsey and
Thos. NJ BoGley left papers Of dncorpo-
ration with the Recorder to-day. The
name OF the corporation is "BisselPs
Indexes" Capital stock 5000, divided
into shares Of $50 each.
MARY JACKSON became acquainted
with Mrs. BrHudOn at the Hospital some
time ago. Yesterday Mary lett her
baby boy in charge Of Mrs. Braudon AT
No. Ill Elm street and failed to retu II
for him. The lad was sent to the Hos
piIal until more su table quarters could
be found for the little waiI.
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FROM TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL


National Associated Press to the Star
WAsHINGToN, March IA For proba-
bly, the first time the Senate yesterday
was Democratic. Before the retirement
of Senators Sherman and Cameron that
body stood: r publcans, 80; DEMOCRATS,
"a; vacancies, 8. The retirement of the
two Senators named leaves but 81 Re-
puBllcans, and yesterday by the absence
OF Senators Edmunds and Cameron (of
Wisconsin) and the absence of Ferry
with sick brother, The number of the
Republicans was 33, one less than the
Democratic strength, leaving Judge
Davis in possession of the balance of
power, he being enumerated as Demo-
crat in the above calculation.
Secretary Schurz
was kept busily engaged recel wing visit
ors yesterday and to-day.
Considering the Southern Cases.
WASHINGTON, March 14-2P. M.-The
Senate in executive session is consider
ing the question of whether the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections shall act
on the Louisiana and South Carolina
cases during he recess OF Congress.
Secretary Schurx's Assistant.
A report Is circulated that Ex-Sena-
tor Henderson, Of Missouri, has been
rendered the position of Assistant Sec.
retary of the Interior.
Refusing to Recommend.
In view of the position taken by the
President in relation to civil service re.
form, Senators and Members are geuer-
ally declining to sign accommodations
for official appointments.
The Senate Nearing a Close.
Mr.. Sargent has just offered resolu.
tion for adjournment of The executive
session of The Senate, which, under the
rules, lies over till tomorrow.
Mr.. White, of Maryland, offered a
resolution, which was passed, authoriz-
ing the appointment of a committee to
wait on the President and inform him
that unless he has some business to lay
before the Senate that body is ready 70
adjourn sine die
The Baltimore POst-Office.
The controversy over the Baltimore
Post-ofice has been settled by the selec-
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The man found yesterday in the river
at the foot of Elm street, anG on whose
body an inquest was held last evening,
has been identified.
His name is John Huber. He was a
Widower, about sixty-tive years old, was
a German and farmer by occupation,
His residence was near Groesbeck, Ia
this county, where he was once EN-.
ployed with j. N. Barger. Lately he
had been living with his daughter ut
Hamilton, which place Huber lett about
two weeks ago for Plttsburg. He had
500 in his pockets.
The man was somewhat deranged, aud
his family is OF the opinion that he met
his death by toul play. Two sous of The
deceased are working at Israel Michener
& Co.'s pork-louse.
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German ia Protestant Orphan AsylUm

UeE AAdh
The Board Of Directors ot.the German
Protestant Orphan Asylum held their
monthly meeting last night, Mr.. Henry
Stegner presiding.
The report OF the Secretary showed
balance on hand of $1,38O 80.
The Matron's report showed that on
February l, "a chiiuren were in the Asy-
lum, As boys and 49 glrls.
During he present month Rev. RuOtf.
confirmed boys and girls.
The special committee appointed in
the matter OF the erection of a new plat
form on the Asylum grounds submitted
plans and specifications.
On motion, IL was resolved that the
committee proceed with the work.
A committee was appointed TO induce
the School Board to erect the proposed
new schoo-aouse ON Mt. Auburn, in the
vicinity OF the Asylum.
Messrs. Hildebrand, Spreen and Koch
were appointed a Committee to make
arrangements for the spring festival.
Adjourned.
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DON'T Adultcrate YOur TiIk.

John Klein, driver oil u milk wagon
belonging to John Hare, Of Reading
Pike, was arrested yesterday evening by
Milk Inspector Perkins for selling adul-
terated milk.
Mr.. Perkins made his rounds among
the different hotels yesterday and when
he got ut the Gait House, he found that
the milk left there was Is per cent. be-
hind the standard.
He waited for the milkman, who when
he arrived lett two cans containing about
thirty gallons OF the lacteal beverage.
ne was unceremoniously gobbled up and
this morning fineu $25 ana costs,
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JONAH AND THE WHALE.--A natural
ist walks boldly TO the front and an
nounces that the preservation OF Jonah
in the whales belly was not u miracle.
The throat OF the whale is large, and is
provided with a bag or intestine, 81 con-
siderable In size that the whales fire.
quently lake into it two of t1eir young
ones when weak, and especially dur ne
II tempest. AS this receptacle is furn-
ished with two vents that serve for In
spiration, it is claimed that Jonah could
have lived there comfortably, and with
a reasonable am junt OF furniture, for
many years, provided he could obtain
lo0G aud drank,
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InvesLigating the Sullivan Trial

1A'ooOItEVCU
CHICAGO, March 4-ln the Illinois
Senate, Mr.. Morgan, of Warren County,
introduced a resolution resembling the
action Of the Judge and Jury in the
Sullivan murder trial, in this city, and
the incentive to murder, which Sull!-
van 8 acquittal furnished, and asking
Tor a Joint Committee to investigate the
circumstances OF the trial, the selection
of the jury and the ruling Of the Court.
sullivan can not be again tried, but the
Judge and Jury are amgnable to law, in
this and all similar cases.
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Announcements.
The Druid Saengerchor give a social
hop this evening at Turner Hall.
Musical.

The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra, as
sisted by Miss Emma Heck!e, soprano,
gives Its fourth grand concert Of the
season at Pixies Music Hall Thursday
evening. These concerts are always
the very best musical entertainments TO
which Cincinnatians are invited.
AT Pixies Music Hall this evening Ole
Bull, assisted by Miss Thursby, Tom
Karl, Miss Martinez and others.
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Another i'm The Same Region.

NATIONAL Associated Press to the star.
louisville, PA March l4.-The Ger.
man Banking Company. OF this place,
has suspended. The Directors held a
meeting, and Immediately after closed
the doors. 1t is not decided yet whether
the Company will 20 into liquidation or
resume. All will depend upon the
stockholders. 1t is claimed that the as
sets OF the Company largely exceed its
liabilities.
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LATEST
Stephenson All Right.
al Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate to-day a numDer
of nominations, and among them was
that OF r. Ii. stephenson to be Surveyor
of Customs at Cincinnati.
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The President to the Senate.

National Associated Press to the STAR
WASHINGTON, March lathe COM
mittee to wait on the President has re-
ported that he informed them that he
would not desire the presence of the
Senate beyond Saturday OF this, or
Tuesday OF next week.
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with the hope that a family quarrel
among the Republicans may give them
II chance To get in their work on some
mild Democrat by way of Il Compromise,
falling in which, they Will vote Ior the
caucus nominee to the death.
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Death of Madame LIE Vert.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, March 14-Madame Octa-
via Walton LIE Vert, 80 well known to
the people of the two hemispheres, died
yesterday near Augusta, Ca, her native
State.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
PEACE PROBABILITIES,

LONDON, March A.-The Cabinet met
yesterday to discuss the proposed pro-
tocol, and have resolved to accept Rus
sia's proposals with some notifications.
These are more verbal than significant.
Peuce is now considered assured.
France, Germany and Austria support
the protocol, and Turkey it is believed
is willing to assent to 1t.
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His nomination will pl obably be sent in
Il day.
The Supreme Court Vacancy.
New YORK, Marcn 14.-The Grapnic's
Washington special says there is reason
10 believe that Judge Drummond, OF Illi-
nois, will be promoted to the vacant
cha in the Supreme Court.
The Extra Session. .
There is now some talk OF postpone
ment OF the extra session of Cong ress
until next fall. 1t is said to be possible
to run The Government without an extra
session, and that the army wi not suffer
thereby.
The New Election Scheme.
1t Is also stated that President Hayes
scheme Is to have new elections in South
Carolina and Louisiana. Bat there can
be no new election unless authorized by
an act OF Congress.
A Talk with BEN. Butler.
General Benz. +. Butler, VINO is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in "A
conversation last evening, commented
lavorably on President Hayes southern
policy. He said he favored any policy
calculated to restore quiet and peace in
the South. He said that the Presidents
Southern policy. SO far as indicated,
was acceptable to the people. AS to
Louisiana, lie believed ii the protection
of the General Government were with
drawn the Democrats would quickly get
possession OF the State-house, if il had
to be done over the dead bodies OF their
opponents, as in 1865. 1t might be the
best thing to do, though at sucn a cost.
He favored Hayes new Cabinet as be-
ing formed of men OF practical expert
ence. OF Mr.. Key he knew little, save
that he fought on the rebel side during
the rebellion, and did not know but that
experience would also prove of value.
When asked what he thought of the
President Civil Service policy, Butler
asked, "What is his Civil Service poll
cyW He had just heard that morrill,
had been appointed Collector of Gus
toms at Portland, Maine. That meant
the removal OF Israel Washburn, who
had been Governor of Maine, who waB
an old public servant and had filed the
dictatorship for twelve years. He had
not heard OF any charges against Wash
burn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in tine country. Terms cheap
For Information apply to U. l.. SrAuL, at
Shook u McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. nol5-tf
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I bird Edition

Probably cloudy, Dtth light rain, fol-
loDed by fair and cooler aoeather Jor the
mert ttoenty-four hours.
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-AGENIS-l00 active agents to
w sell a domestic article; sample sent on
receipt OF SOC; goods AS represented. Address
j. $. ODLIN & CO., 4Oj East Ihiru street, Day
ton, Ohio. 9-GS
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
KellOgg's Contestant Not to be Se-
leCted Yet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March IA special from
New Orleans says the Democrats have
decided to postpone the election of
United States Senator for the present,
as advices have been received urfavor-
able to the seating OF Kellogg.
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BOOKS, &c.

New Books, novelties in fine Station
cry for Ladies', Visiting Cards, Pocket
books, Frames for Photographs, Chill
dreh's Books, Reward Cards. Pictures,
&C., &C., at STEPHENS BOOK STORE,
80 W. Fourth street. mh13-jl1p
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Last Nights WCPk aud the Present Out
Look.

THE LATEST.


THE LATEST,
COLUMBUS, March IA p. M.-The in
terest in the Senatorial question deel-
ems rapidly, and candidates and their
friends are working zealOusly, changing
the situation hourly. Matthews chances
have been damaged by the article
in yesterdays Gazette, supposed to
reflect his views on the Southern
question:; and he is also charged
with having said that the Bible ought 10
be excluded from the Public Schools,
upon which latter matter Taft is local
option man. Those who will accept
Taft as their second choice are increas-
Ing in number. Shellabarger squarely
holds his own, but Rowland is weaken
ing, his friends drifting elsewhere. The
other candidates have no strength worth
mentioning. Hamilton County is
thought TO stand: TAFT four, Matthews
nine, and one doubtful. A delegation of
wheel-horse Republicans will be up
from Cincinnati tonight to do some lob
bying, but whether for Taft or Matthews
is not known.
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NM ANTED-1,UW AGENTS - At once, to
w sell new 80; articles; families Will want
from one to SIX each; proli 5 good: particulars
free. Address D. CHAMBERLlN, Box 2.4S2
St. Louis, Mo. 8 st
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NT TANTED--PARINER-- the boot and
w shoe business in city of 20,0JO; none but
enc acquainted with the business need apply;
will give references. Address Lock-boX S74
Springfield, ohio. l3-4G
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National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, March 14,-The Republican
caucus met last night, but the nomina-
ton Of IA United States Senator was not
brought before the meeting. The caucus
was simply held to organize, adopt
rules, and get a good ready for the regU-
lar caucus that will be held next Thurs
day night, when the nomination of a
United States Senator will be made.
Stanley Matthews, EX- Attorney General
TAFT, Judge Lawrence, Hon. Samuel
Shellabarger and Judge West, all can
didates for the Senatorship, were in al
tendance at the caucus.
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ton of General Tyler to he Postmas err.
His nomination will pl obably be sent in
D.,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r O. o. F.-QUARTERLY MEETING OF
Il. Washington Encampment THURSDAY
LVENING, l. 18th inst, for payment OF dues.
mhl5-2t* II. g. POWERS, Scribe
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RI EAsHM Families or groceries III want OF
Ii HHHNU good Flour - warranted to give
FIElHIn satisfaction can be supplied by
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymller and Freeman. mh7-3m
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FOR RENT.

LOR RENT-HOUSE-Br of five rooms
L on Third and Fourth street line; good re-
pair: reasonable terms to responsible party,
door. 94t
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TOR SALE OR RENT-COITAGE-Off five
ID rooms, with two acres Of ground, stable,
fruit trees, &c.; situa ed on the WinJon Road
about twenty mlnutes' walk from Spring Grove
Station.
Ihe above property will be leased for a term
of years, OF Will sell on easy payments with
small portion down, or will exchange for city
property.
street. fell w &Sn
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LNOR SALE - BUGGY - Side bar, Curtis
i make, newly painted. Address l.. r., Box
$40, city. 13-2t
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FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE-DHAY-A good uray. Inquir o
Il at MOORE'S, 265 ilum street. J3-3t
LNOR SALE - HORSES - Two bay horses;
L can be seen at All and 473 Central avenue.
1886
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VNT ANTED ID - CENTRAL STEAM DYE
Fourth street Cincinnati. Ladies' shawls and
sacques cleaned and dyed; gents clothing
cleane :, dyed and repaired; carpets, blankets,
quilts and maltings cleaned. Work called for
and delivered II desired. REDUCED RATES.
mhl2 3mM, W&F
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L OR SALE - MILL - Steam Touring mill; (;
L three run of stone; one for merchant work
snd Two for custom: in good order, aud doing q
sOou business. Address CARR, BEVINS &
CO., Concord Ky. 13-5t
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TOR SALE--GROCERY--We located, on
L Public Square, Greensburg, Indiana, dolng
good business; object in selling, wishing TO
engage IN uJ-door business. Address l.. M.,
Box 49,, Greensburg, Indiana. I3-it
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LNOR SALE-GALVANICB BELIS-One dol
i lar; Drug Store, southwest corner Filth and
Vine streets. mhl2- l0thl W &E*
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TOR SALE - FEATHERS = Large 4s-lb.
C pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. Sc; choice
feathers, 15c per ID. Feathers renovated. q.
W. MORRISON, 81 W. Sixth street. between
Nam and w alnut. fourth floor fe2O-26t*
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The New Election Scheme.

1t Is also stated that President Hayes
scheme is to have new elections in South
Carolina and Louisiana. Bat there can
be no new election unless authorized by
an act of Congress.
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TOR SALf1-HOUSES-A Hartwell, of s,
II and rooms, all in complete order OH large
lots, with beautiful shrubbery, on easy month
y payments. Inquire vi ID. DECAMP, 81 Vain
street. 9-5t
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EOR SALE-BAKERY-Ice cream parlor,
III cracker machinery, two ovens and every
thing complete for carrying on first class
b., siness; terms very reasonable. Address 4O5
East Third street, Dayton, o. 9-6t
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LOR SALE-BUGGIES - Top buggy, open
L buggy ana harness; cheap. Call at 1913
W. Onward street. 1926.