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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

WALTON, KY, March 30.-At noon the
body of the negro man still hangs sus.
pended from tree on the farm OF Mr..
george Gains, about quarter of mile
from thls place and near where the out
rage was committed. The hideous spec
tacle is plainly visible to passengers on
the trains.
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THE MERRIMAC.
People Along the Banks Prepar,
ing for Another Flood.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, March 3O.-The Merrimac
River is rising rapidly at all points. AT
Lowell, in both Merrimac and Connect.
cut Rivers, the water is higher than it
has been since April, 1870. At Manches-
ter New Hampshire, the Merrimac is
seven feet above the dam. At all places
south OF Manchester people along the
banks are securing everything Of value
in anticipation OF a food above.
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Marriage Licenses.

WHEEIHRb LECbMBbBs
The following marriage LICENSES were
issued since our last report:
John Wenck and Lizzie Sanneman.
W. C. Brouyhton and Kate Schrempp.
q. w. Press and Anna j. Jones.
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Edition

PROBABLY fair, tolIoaoed By cloudy or
partly cloudy Ueather, with rising tenspera-
ture, and indications Of rain, TOR The ne9t
teoenty.four hours.
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HOTELS.

.W ANTED - CENTRAL STEAM DYE
wv HOUSE-SIMON, lat Central ave. above
Fourth street, Cincinnati Ladies' shawls and
sacques cleaned and dyed; gents clothing
cleane t, dyed and repaired; carpets blankets,
quilts and mattlngs cleaned. Work called for
and delivered IL desired. REDUCED RATES.
mhl2- -3mM, W&F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30
THE LATEST
Arkansas Speaks.


WASHINGTON, March ga delega-
tion from Arkansas called upon the
President this morning, and were COM
posed ofover twenty persons irrespecl-
i've of party, many being accompanied
by ladies'.
They were received by the President
IN the East Room. Mr.. Lamar, Barnes
( (Republican( Gen. Pagan democrat J,
ana two Confederates and Judge Nj.
W. Gibbs (colored), Presidential
Elector, addressed tue President in
turn, and expressed cordial hope that
the policy OF the President would be
wholly successful, and called attention
to the fact that the Representative from
that state had strongly opposed the dill
atory motion in Congress-.
They stated that Senator Gordon and
Senator-elect Garland had been elected
by botn Republican aud Democratic
votes, and that both of them enjoyed
the fullest confidence of the people OF
Arkansas, which strongly lndorses any
recommendations which they have
made, and they hope that the Presi-
DENTS course would promote the feeling
OF friendship between the two parties in
that State.
The President said in reply that he
was very much gratifed to meet them
ana was glad TO know that the era of
Yood feeling Tor Arkansas had already
arrived, and hoped it might In no ways
De diminished.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

ENOR SALE - FARM - Good farm OF g7X
II acres. situated IN miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In goon
aroer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A-gooi
chance for any one desiring it 10 get good
home. Address b. b. s., star Office, $50 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy25d&jy27w-tf
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TOR RENT--COTTAGE-Iu Covington, cot
4 tage OF three rooms and basement, $50
Greenup street, $l3; two story brick house of
six rooms, 430 BakeWell street. SIS l. COOP
ER, Sixth and Madison 294t
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MABLEY'S CLOTHING HOUSE
WIN opee on Saturday, March 81, al q
W. Filth street, opposite the Fountain,
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min Families or groceries In want OF
kEIgIVH good Flour - warranted to give
HAIlNaH satisfaction = can be supplied by
6VVsH going to the WEST -EN ID MILLS
Your orders are solicited Delivery free
JAMES X, HURIN Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman mh7-sm
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A RumOr Denied.

Governor Hampton and General Cor.
don contradicted very emphatically the
statement telegraphed from this city
that conference took place last night
at Wizards between General Gordon
ana secretary sohurz, at which papers
South Carolina affairs, which General
Hampton declined to sign. These gem.
tlemen say there is no foundation what.
ever Tor the story.
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LOR SALE-FARM-Iu Fairvlew, six miles
Il from corporate limits of city; we'll adapted
TO divide into lots; fine views, healthy lea
tion: several thousand bearing fruit trees will
sell ON favorable terms and at very low price
+. SKINNER, Grand Hotel, OF at la w. Front
street, o. IL
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TNOR SALE-PROPERTY - Cincinnati su
i burban uninproved; will exchange for ST.
Louis properly. Address X. W. MURPHY,
st. Louis. 26.6t
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LOR SALE-CIGARS-At JOHN KIRK,S
IL Cigar Mandatory, 54 e. Third street, 81,
81 H. 81 40, 81 5U 81 rs, 81 49, 49, So 81 81 and S.
mhl2-tf>
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LOST.

r OST-CUFF- -PIN-Gold cuff pin: bunch of
Il grapes, with blue enamel. Leave at HAY
locks, corner Plum and Canal, and be re-
Hdrueu 29-lt
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BOARDING.

u )ARiING-17 Elizabeth street, two gents
~ can be accommodated with board and q
nlce 'front.' room, in private family; terms
reasonable; references given and required.
a9-3t
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To BE DIned.

General Hampton and party will call
on Senator Bayard and other friends
during the day and this evening, and
WIN pc entertained at dinner by the
Hon. w. w. Corcoran.
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II OST-CANE-Left in some store ON Fifth
IL street, between Vine street and Central ay-
enuc Please return to S. LYND, Room 35.
JohnstOn's Building, and oblige. 10 2t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

LNOR SALE-FA RM-Of ll6 acres of good
IL land, "a miles from Xenia, Illinois. FOR
full particulars address Box l3, Xenia, lii.
g6-5t
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POLITICAL.

FTNO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE
l. THIRD WARD: Thanking you for the
nomination Of Constable, do hereby decline
the same, and would respectfully ask that
your support be given to +. II. Rowek amp, Jr.,
the IndeDondent candidate for said Office.
m5302t j. G. ISMAEL.
nANIEL FINN is A CANDIDATE FOR
~ re-electon to the School Board from the
Fourth Ward, at the request of many voters.
mh:9-Bt"
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EOR RENT-HOUSE-At Oakley, on NJ. &
Il q. X. R., house OF ten rooms; plenty OF
fruit and shade; stable and carriage h use.
Inquire at 203 Walnut street. 29-3t
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FOR SALE.

TOR RSALE-GALVANICB BEL1S-One dol
Il lar; Drug Store, southwest corner Fifth and
Vine streets mhl2-10tM, ,W&F*
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FOR RENT.

TOR REET-COTTAGE-Of three rooms.
IL In good order; $l1. Key at 2O3 Plum street.
2g-1t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS,

ENOR RENT-ROOMS- - Two large rooms AT
IL l4l Cabot street. Newport Ky. reference
required lt*
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l. OR RENT-ROOMS-Suit OF rooms, in use
IL for year as dental rooms; rent low. In
quire at southeast corner Fourth aad ain
streets. $685.
The New York herald., 1877-09-01
ALMOST A TRAGEDY.

TWO GUESTS AT THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
QUARREL ABOUT LADIEs-A SHOT FIRED AND
CHILD INJURED.
During racas at the United States Hotel, at half.
past six O'Clock last evening" little girl named Ellen
Noonan, aged eleven years, shot and seriously in
jured. From Information obtained from Captain
Charles CafIrey OF the First precinct appears that
two gentlemen named willard X. Staples and John
d xon, the latter boss scvedore, boarding at the
United States HOTEL had some dimculty concerning
two ladies', also boarders at the same house, named
Miss Lzze Franklin and Miss Mary Wallace, who are
employed clerks in Japanese store. Tho young
ladies, is stated were the habit OF amusing them
selves nightly on the piano. This proceeding, II Is
alleged, eDgendcrcd feeling of Jealousy on the part Of
lady guests showed the in various ways
Mr. Dixon demonstrated against the playing and sing
ing oil the ladies' his room adorned The parior Mr.
Staples acted as their champion ON one or Two occa-
sions aud had some words with MI. Dixon on the
subjcc.
Yesterday afternoon the met IN the Office fthc
hotel and IRON words II 70 blows. Dixon Knocked
staples down and the ator on rising 10 MS leet drew
pistol aimed at Dixon, but the ball took effect upon
the r Ellen who happened TO be present selling news
papers The shot struck her behind the right ear rav
ersng the cheek bone the right SIDE, and came out
near the nose. A AIR. Durfee standing near, caught
the arm OF Staples to prevent MIN from hring
again In the meantime officer Mulvey, on post IN
tue vicinity, rushed In and arrested MT Staples Tho
wounded grl taken TO the station house, wncro an
am bulance soon after arrived aud LOOK her 70 the
Chambers Street Hospital Dr. Bauvelt attended the
child and pronounced tho wound severe, but not nee
cssarily fatal Mr.. staples was locked up IN tne sta
ton house. He stated that he was informed that
Dixon always carried PISTOL and for that reas pro-
vidod himself against surprise The pistol USED by
Staples is single barrel Dcrringcr carrying mur-
dervus ball
The New York herald., 1877-09-01
RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS.

IMPORTANT QUESTION OF LAW ON THE ESTATE
OF THE LATE JOSE FERaER DE coUTo.
No little interest Is felt In law circles ana in tho
community generally as to the detcrm nation OF a
question which may arise 10 the administration OF
the teslae estate OF the Chevaer Ferrcr do Couto,
late editor OF the Spanish government organ In this
city EL Cronistd. II the claim 10 exclusive posses
sion OF the property by tEe Spanish Consul by treaty
with the United States be maintained II establishes
principle which virtually enables tho United States,
under It's treaty powers TO nuiy the jurisdiction OF
the state authorities all the estates OF deceased
foreigners In view Of this possible conflict OF author
Ivy HERALD reporter instructed TO call upon Mr.
Agernon s. sullivan, tho Public Adminisrasor to as
certain what steps, II any, would bo taken to main
tain the Jurisdiction of tho State Of New York in tho
premises.
Mr. Sullivan made tho following statement
Messrs. Alexander and Green, counsel for party
alleged TO be indebted the estate OF Fcrrer DO Couo,
otncd lately that demand was made upon client
Of theirs Tor possession OF property IN their hands In
behalf OF the Spanish Consul Don Hippolito 40 Urarte,
and desiring on part TO be sure that tney turned
the properly over 10 persons legally entitled they de-
sired that the question OF prior righ TO aom Mister IN
the estate should first be settled between the spanish
Consul and the PubIic Adnnislrator maze the
formal demand Tor possession oil the properly
of the deceased the SPANISH Consul whcreuDon ho
The New York herald., 1877-09-01
CLOSE OF THE SPIRITUAL RETREAT

The annual Retreat OF the clergy OF tho Archdiocese
OF New York, which opened last Monday evening in
st. Joseph's Provincial seminary Troy, Will conclude
this morning. on which occasion all who participated
IN the exercises viii, at the solemn to be cee-
brated on the occasion, partokc Of Communion. As
stated last week, Cardinal McCloskey In attend
ance, though only sharing the same footing with
the great body oil priests, numbering over one nun
drcG, the prescr observances. Father Gleason
Of the Society OF Jesus, addressed the venerable
semblage several times pointing out the to be
pursued IN the performance OF the sacred functions
apperaining 10 the ecclesiastical state He held up
for consideration the lofty character OF the duties
cunbcnt on those VINO had entered holy ordcrs, and
quoted largely from tho Scriptures the Fathers and
theological writers words OF encouragement and WIS.,
dom. During the Retreat the Cardinal and clergy
held cuurciy aloof frcm the outside world, aud
pissed a considerable portion vi The time IN silence
neditatOh ana prayer he priests all leave Toy
morrow for Their respective parishes, ana, notwth-
standing that the ketrent cannot be we'll considered
period OF rccrcaton u has had doubt the effect Of
QIvducIng heatAy and c0nEollna IesplLA
The New York herald., 1877-09-01

placed my letter In the hancs OF his counsel hessrR
webster Craig who replied stating the grounas OF
the claim on behalf OF the Spanish consus IN tns anu
similar cases To exclusive possession ana
ton OF effects Of Spanish clzens dying IN ns country
CLAIMING UNDER An OLD TREATY,
They claimed, under the old treaty with spain OF tne
spain behalf Of ner subjects this country such
privileges and rights should be- atany GATE
conceded In treaties 10 the most favored
under comparatively recent treaty mace Win Nehe-
giving their consuls this exclusive administrative
right the OF their citizens dying ana leaving
effects IN this country. The counsel iurther stated
that II was matter Of diplomacy which should DC re-
ferred for adjustment to the Spanish Minister ana our
Secretary OF state In the meantime, being informed
that Mrs. Couto, the widow. was on her way 10 tue
United States, and not wishing 10 emoarrass any
rights that she might have IN the premises, agrSeu
with Mr. Craig to leave tho matter ia adtu quo until
her arrival and until the Secretary Of State should have
decided upon tho diplomatic commune cation which the
Spanish Ministry would send 10 Secretary Evarts
IL. was also understood between Mr.. Craig and
myself that IN order 10 avoid unseemly CONNECTS we
would, n the matter was not satisfactorily arranged
make or agrce upon case 10 be submitted aud argued
before the federal courts claiming that the federal
authority under the treaty power had such extent
scope 10 deprive tho States OF exclusive regua-
ton OF tho title, possession and distribution oil all
property, including that ongng to aliens, within
except such property as belonged to the diplomatic
OF foreign nations
WIDOWS RIGHTS.
Under state laws the widow OF Don Jose Ferrer
Couto is entitled 20 adm pstratou prior to myself,
II shc shall desire II sho does claim prefer
to take tho adm nstration shall eel IL my duty TO
seek to establish my er oclo right 10 letters OF ad
This right oil the state TO pre- erve and
care for estates when there are next Of kin and
tito who will admi0ister has boon regulated by legis
laton In Tho State of Now York from very early
period, and in the cosmopolitan CITY OF Now York II
has been vested IN pubic administrator for nearly a
The New York herald., 1877-09-01
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER

Francis Moore was committod 70 Raymond Street
Jail, Brooklyn, yesterday, on the complaint 81 his
brother, James Moore, residing at No 300 Van Brunt
street, who charges him with embcsxiing the Of
81 200 wnile his employ. The accused was arrested
iu Chicago ILL, the 26tn inst, by Detective Daily
HIS examination W Il take place seaA
The New York herald., 1877-09-01
A MISSING WOMiS.

Henrietta Mordenhau aged iity.s. years, OF No.
6i3 East Sixth street, lett hor home On Thursday and
has not uccn heard from since Fears oil suicide are
entertained
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The Gospel of Merit.

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Among the few preparations that have
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Buffalo, n. Y, ave for many years been
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SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

se ss s that have had Ca
buL1ing in the head pains across the temple, dizzy
tonss. hard and constant cough. severe pain across
me chest. and every indication of consumption My
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them free rTe90sny a. night wonia sPTng out q
would then have recourse TO every in my power
H my tensis were pleefaisd and SO much inamsd
eminent surgeon in regard to an operation them.
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poisonoSs matter droppng down rom my head had
so rritated and my lungs that coughed In,
began show effects Of this disease, that lost
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reached this stage. about six months began
iy. The hrst dose seemed to clear my head as had
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ssss Dssr sSs pr
hope TO convince many that this is great remedy.
am hx h sss le nd o 1Se
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their taken great care OF my general health but
obtained no reliefo from any ithem
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have recommended il in over one hundred cases
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whom have sold one bottle. This is the oriy patent
medicine have ever recommended. never having be-
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their sale. Very gratefully yours, -
Boston, Feb. IS, 1875. GEORGE +. DlNSMORE-
SUFFOLK, SIS. Feb. 2S, 80.
Then personally appeared the said George r. Dins-
more and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS,
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HEROIC HEARTS.
BIZ W. 4. BAEBER.

Not where opposing batteries rain
Swift messengers of death.
VIII ere charging squadrons shake the groun
And Thousands yield their breath;
Nor yet upon the war ships deck,
All slippery with gore,
Where desperate crews fight hand to hand,
Or rival broadsides pour,
But in the peaceful paths Of life
Go seek the dsuntless heart;
1t needs far loftier courage there
To play the hsro's part.
For what can warlike annals boast
OF fields for valor won,
OF cities ta'en and nayies sunk,
OF fearful hazards ruin
That can in heroism vie
With many life obscure,
Worn out in bitter toll, yet graced
With patience to endure
UnmurmurinR, the sting of Want,
The gnsTing tooth OF Care,
And all the ills tina. Poverty.
Entails upon its heir ?
When deed that martial page records
Such fortitude doth show,
As his who meets unshrinkingiy
Misfortune's sudden blow;
Or he, who with firm calmness bears.
Through years of lingering pain,
Some malady to conquer which
All remedies prove vain;
Even az TIE faoled Spartan boy
Or sfy or groan forbore,
The while concealed beneath his cloak
The wolf his vitals tore.
No, It's not in the contest fierce,
Where dying shrieks resound,
And hfe-blood il poured out arnain,
That stoutest hearts are found.
A gentle, patient courage oft
In eoLnan's breast abides,
That shsmes the fercer quality
That In mans heart resides,
And fortitude In wee or pain
Is more heroic far
Than during fercest onsets
In the serried ranks OF war
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A Plucky SchOolmistresS.

A few miles north of Tecumseh,
Mich, there is brick school-house,
wherein reigns muscL lar young school
mistress. She induced the trustees to
brighten the dingy walls with new
paper, and warned the subjects of her
little realm that they must not deface
it. One young lady willfully and re-
peatedly ornamented the new wall
paper with splashes of ink and inartis-
tic penmanship. The school was dis
missed the culprit detained, the door
locked, and the ferule brandished.
The pupil struck, back and hand-to-
hand conflict ragged. A brother and
sister Of the young rebel run home
and summoned two indignant parents
to the scene of war. The door was un-
locked, and the father breathed out
threatenings and slaughter, the
mother rolled up her sleeves, seized the
arm of the schoolmistress, and was on
the point of beating and biting her,
when 10 a champion of the oppressed
entered. 1t was q beautiful young
gentleman who had driven up in q
sleigh to invite the teacher to go with
him to a concert In the village that
evening. He separated the combat
ants, glared at the father, put the
schoolmistress in the cutter" and
drove away over the hills and dales.
After the concert he gave her seven
shooter, and babe her defend herself
in future ike man.