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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14

officers attached to the Mayors office at
the time Oakley Hall was Mayor. Cole
ing says that during his sojourn in Lon
don he called at the residence OF Mr..
Hall at Noting Hill, and sent up bis
card. Golding says that Hall excused
himself from an interview, but made an
appointment to meet him the following
evening at the Longham Hotel in Port
land Place. Golding was on hand at
the time named, but Mr.. Hall failed to
keep the appointment.
Mrs. Hattie II. Renwick,
who was SO seriously injured on Satur-
day by jumping from her carriage in
Central Park, died at the Presbyterian
Hospital.
The Russian Fleet.
1t is denied that the Russian fleet has
received orders or is preparing 10 leave
this. port. There is no prospect OF an
immediate departure.
President Hayes
and party will arrive here this after.
noon, and rooms have been engaged al
the Fifth-avenue Hotel. Tonight the
President will attend the banquet oi
the Chamber Of Commerce. Tomorrow
he will participate in the unveiling Of
the Halleck statue, and in the evening
will attend the reception gwen by Elk
Governor Morgan. On Wednesday the
President and wife Will be the guests o.
John Jacob Astor, and on Thursday
they Will return to Washington.
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the statements OF the ministers show
that the vote of the Chamber passing
the resolution declaring that as Turkey
has severed all bonds between herself
and Roumania by unprovoked outrages
along the Danube the ministry shall be
empowered to take any steps they may
deem necessary, is equivalent to for
NAL declaration of war.
IF IT TAKES ALL SUMMER.
A dispatch from Jassy, daLed Friday,
says the house which in a few DAYS the
Grand Duke will occupy, at The Play
esti. has been hired for a whole year.
This relatively long Time has gwen rise
to much political comment.
TURKEY CONSIDERS.
A Vienna correspondent lelegraphs as
follows:
81 have read letter from person for
some years in close connection with
Tu! kisn Government circles, The let
ter says the Grand VlzIer is losing mis-
head, and Salvet Pasua is at a loss what
to do. There are frequent councils, at
which ALREADY hints are thrown out as
10 whether it would not be better to
treat with the Russians before they
cross the Danube"
ASKS TO BE EXCUSED,
PARIS May A.-Ihe Memorlai Diplo.
matlque states that the Bey of Tunis,
who was summoned by the Sultan to
send contingent, has excused himself
on the score Of financial inability, but
will allow his subjects to join The Turks
as volunteers.
SINKING THE TURKISH MONITOR.
NEW YORK, May l4.-A Herald cable
from Jassy, giving details of the sinking
OF the Turkish monitor, says: The mon
itor's name was Lenkigelle, meaning
the grace of Col. Two shells struck
her at once. The vessel seemed to rise
out of the water in less than minute
after she sunk. There was no explo.
sion, and it is believed that the pow der
magazine was not struck, and that the
fatal projectiles exploded in the hold
tearing holes through her bottom, and the
water rushed in SO rapidly that she
sunk without warning.
THE TURKS CLAIM A VICTORY,
| LONDON, May 14.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says ON Friday the Rus
SLAMS assaulted in great force the Turk
ish positions near Batoum, and the bat
tie lasted throughout the day. The
Turkish commander officially claims .
| complete victory over the Russians, who
lost 4,U00 men. The Turkish loss was
inconsiderable.
RUSSIA SEEKS TO AVOID A GENERAL WAR
LONDON, May IA "A dspaLcn from ST.
Petersburg says that Russian dipioma
fists consider an AnglU-Russian conflict
improbable. The Car OF Russia Cor
sents to England's occupation OF the
Suez Canal, and to the occupation o
Bosnia by the Austrian Government.
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THE CITY OF BRUSSELS,
Only a Broken Shaft--All Well and
in Excellent Spirits.


in Excellent Spirits.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, May A.-The long period
OF anxiety under which the friends of
the pilgrims and passengers by the City
of Brussels have labored has been
broken, and now we know that we are
spared the grief of a great calamity at
sea. The vessel on her third day out
from this port broke her shaft, and is
now proceeding under sail to her desti-
nation. She was met on Tuesday last
in mid-ocean by her sister ship, the City
OF Richmond, that arrived in this port
Sunday morning, bearing the gratifying
intelligence thai all on BOARD are well
and in The best Of spirits.
From the log OF the City Of Richmond,
that was boarded at quarantine, it is
learned that they sighted the disabled
vessel and ran alongside at 4:4S ON Tues.
day evening in latitude 46 deg. 80 min,
longitude Al deg. 13 min., about thirteen
hundred miles this side of Fastnet
Light. The Brussels was proceeding
under canvass TO her destination, and
reports having broken her shaft on Mon
day morning, 23l ult. All well on board.
The officers OF the City Of Richmond
transferred to the disabled vessel such
supplies as she is likely to require to
complete the voyage, and in mid-ocean
the two vessels parted company, the
passengers OF the Richmond giving a
parting cheer for the pilgrims on their
mission to the Holy Father.
The officers of the Richmond express
the opinion that unless the Brussels is
delayed by calm or head wind she will
make her port in eight or ten days from
the time tney fell IN with her, SO that
by Thursday or Friday next we may ex-
pect 10 hear of her sale arrival on the
other side of the Atlantic.
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Announcements.

The Clio Club will, on Friday evening
at ThUms' Hall, render "rhe Jacobite''
and "My Wite's Mother"
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association meet this evening at their
hall, corner of Court ana Walnut
streets.
The Ladies' Art Museum Association
Will meet tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Christian Temperance Reform
Club will hold a Gospel temperance
meeting Monday evening, May IA, at
O'Clock, at Queen City Hall, nor Invest
corner EiguLl ana Freeman streets.
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FLASHES.

Solomon Wilbur, a Clevelah. confec-
toner, sulcided Sunday.
The inauguration of General Diaz as
President OF Mexico took place on Fri.
day.
Benjamin Folgham, minister of the
Friends Society, died at Cambridge
City, Ind, OH Thursday.
The failure of Stoplett, hardware
dealer, Fort Wayne, is announced. Lila.
bilities, $4,000; assets, So, QUO.
The trial of Abe Rothschild, for the
murder OF ''Diamond Bessie" in Texas,
mas been postponed till the Oath.
The first Saturday evening dress
parade of the season was held at the
Dayton Soldiers Home Saturday.
Bids tor supplying postaLcards for the
next four years will be opened at the
Post-oftice Department Wednesday.
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Fires.

Last Saturday evening fire In o
building at the corner OF Freeman and
Bank streets, belonging to Philip Yois.
caused damages to the amount Of S2.0m
j. r. Siebenthal & Bro, who had sa-
loon ON the lower floor, were damaged
to the extent OF $1,000.
At O'Clock the same evening. O aire
broke out in Frank HettermanRs tailor
shop, No. GA Bremen street. Loss 500
An alarm was sent in yes erday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock from Box 169, corner o.
Chapel street and Montgomery Road
The fire, which was in the roof OF NE.
Kinney's house, was soon extinguishe0.
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SLIGHTLY ssOFF.n
The Vagaries of a Young Virgin
ian.


lam
Yesterday morning there came TO tho
Ninth-street Station-hOuse WcE-
dressed man, apparently about thirty
years old, who SAID he wanted to lbe
locked up; that two of his children had
heen murdered at his home in Norfolk,
Va , and that he was being pursued by
people who accused him Of the crime.
His looks were wild, and he had every
appearance OF being insane. Sergeant
Gaull said 10 him:
"Why, man, you're craZyW
mo, Pm not. did the poisoning"
"WRat roisoning|
He didn't answer this question, but in
| rambling manner went on TO say that
there were more than he In the busi-
ness. After giving the name Of John j.
Veal, Of Norfolk, Va, he was taken TO n
cell, where he remained very quietly.
This morning he appeared some what
more natural, and to a reporter said:
They want to make out here that Pm
! crazy. Ha, ha."
| He states that he came to the city
some few days ago and put up at Hunss
Hotel, while stopping over here before
going on to indianapolis.
| II used TO be in the news business In
Norfolk with Mayhem & Son; worked
awhile with Jordan & Co., confectioners.
and was in the Post flee some time.
| My children are both killed. But L
couldn't have done it, was locked up
at the time."
A letter from his mother, dated Nor
folk, May 10, 1877, was found upon him.
from which the following extracts are
taken: &
% am truly sorry to hear OF
your misfortune. was expecting good
news from you. Budy sends BY ex-
press to-day $25. Do try and take care
of it. My dear Johnnie, look up. L
hope you will come out all right yet. ii u
mothers prayers will avail anything
you certainly will, for your welfare Is
my constant prayer. Try and do llyou
eau to make a man of yourself.0
| Sergeant Gaull took the poor fellow to
the Probate Court this afternoon to
have him examined as to whether he 10
insane or not. Most probably he has
been rendered temporarily insane by q
long continued spree.
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HOW DID HE DIE!
Investigation of Henry SchuAfxs's
Death.


This morning Coroner Stitch contiH-
ued the inquest on the remains of Heu-
ry Schuitze, the German gardener whs
was found dead at his residence On
Prices Hill last Friday. There are
suspicious that the man committed SUI
eide.
A chemist has the contents Of the
stomach for analysis, and the inquest
was adjourned until he is ready tO r.
port the result of his Investigations.
The most material testimony taken
lo-lay will be found below:
Jim Graham, gardener testified to
having witnessed violent quarrel ne-
tween deceased and wife las. Wednes-
day week ago. Deceased bought some
flowers from witness, and his wife re-
used to give him the money to pay f0r
tnem, but finally did so.
Anna M. Fultner had frequently heard
that deceased and his wife quarreled all
the time. Had heard from Mrs. Schultz \
that her husband threatened her lille.
Mr.. SchultZe complained CT a weak chest
and rheumatism. He was an lndustri-
Gus man.
Charles Schultze, a son of the de-
ceased: Have not lived at home for tso
years; l saw father TWO days before lie
died; left home because he abused IN /.
so mucn; my mother always treated me
kindly; 1 don't know what the cause o1
the trouble was between the two; when
father was lull oil lqlor he would abuse
the whole family; l Anow nothing OF lAe
late trouble.
Barbara Schulgze, daughter OF tue
deceased, testified as follows: l was
in the city Friday morning, leaving
home at 7 O'clock. l returned al /
O'clock. My lather was AT breakiass
when left. He did not complain OF
being sick; he looked kinu OF bad.
When got home at O'clock he was in
bed and asleep; he was in the habit vi
going to sleep through the day; lie got
up about halt.past P. M; he came IN
wnere l was ironing, and told one OF
my brothers to 60 and get bim
some wine, while he took pitcner from
the cupboard and went to the cisteam
aud filled it with water. He then t0ok
the pitcher into his r. on and laid down.
About a half hour alter he got the water
he was iound by my little sister lying
ON the floor, where he had fallen from
chair. l tasted tue water in the pitcher
after he died, but l noticed nothing
strange about it. have heard any
lather complain of he eadache, but nothing
else. My parents had no quarrel Thurs
day, the day before he dieu.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
BOARD OF Public Works,

The Beard met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The Clerk was directed to uotify the
Sedamsville Extension Railroad Com.
pany to have the gutter across Neave
street, at the intersection of Eighth.
constructed by covering the same with
oak guttsf-plates.
The bill for work on the wing-wall at
the knowlton street bridge, amounting
to $132 80 was ordered paid.
The following payroll was ordered
paid:
Parks, $2ll 49,; Street Cleaning, 81, ,461
90; Sewers, $3.50 ID; Yardmen, ST;
Eighth-street dump, 81 90; McMicken
avenue, s31 50; inspectors Of Streets,
$16s; Glenwsy Wesi,s 1896 10; MisceIla-
1ne4il ,224 20.
Adjourned.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have bsen place
ON record since our last report:
Anton Schneider, 3 days, city.
August Walton, Al yrs, Germany.
E ~ Kennedy, 80 yrs, Ireland.
Eliz1ueih Q lier, l month, city.
Alexander Leichtel, 81 yrs, city.
Iutant Bieler, city.
Unknown infant, city.
Henry Wagner, 81 yrs, Germany.
Mich. Kuntz, 26 yrs, city.
John Scully, 79 yrs, Ireland.
John Miller, 53 yrs. Germany.
Herman Ludeke, AZ yrs, Germany.
W. N. Casey, 6 mos, city.
Thos. Wheelan. 5S yrs, Ireland.
Mich. Kinney, mos, city.
Infant Riedy, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
Big Fire i'm BROOKLYN.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, May A.-The extensive
Linseed Oil Works of Campbell &
Thayer, which occupied nearly the en-
tire block on Front and Water streets,
were discovered to be on fire yesterday
morning. Nearly the whole Fire De-
partment OF his city was called out, but
the flames continued to spread from
building to building until the whole
Works were mass Of ruins. The loss
on building, stock and machinery is es-
timated at $500, $50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
LATEST LOCAL.

WORK begins on Columbia avenue,
east OF the Dummy track. tomorrow.
DETECTIVES Mead and Murray this
morning arrested threo confidence men
on Sixth street, named VIM. Boyer,
Geo. Shaffer and w. Ii. B yer and locked
them up IN the Central Police Station.
JOHN Ii. STEWART, OF Decatur County,
Ind, - prisoner at the Hammond :
street Station-house on the charge Of
stealing a horse from farmer, near
Ind. OAlcer Woodyard
made the arrest, ..s H
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
Attempt to Fire "a Crowded Opera.
house,

National Associated Press to the Star.
W ILMINGroN, DEL, May 14.-An at.
tempt was made yesterday afternoon to
fire the Opera-house in which a temper
ance meeting was being held. The house
was crowded, there being about three
thousand persons present. The villain
fired piece of mating under the stage,
which caused panic. Fortunately the
fire was discovered in time to avert
another Brooklyn affair. No one was
seriously injured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
Third Edition
Drained by Burglars.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May A.-A terrible
murder was committed early this morn.
ing in Newtown, L. l. John Johnson,
keeper Of beer saloon, had his brains
beaten out by burglars while asleep.
His wife was also dubbed, and she
is not expected to live. Great excite.
ment has been created, and the police
are securing the vicinity of the place for
evidence to put them on the track of the
murderers.
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To BE Hanged.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, May 4.-Patrick
Hester, Peter McHugh and Patrick
Tulley, Mollies, who were convicted on
the Oath of February of the murder OF
Alexander Rea, in October. 1868, were
sentenced this morning at Bloomsbury
by Judge William Ell, OF Columbia
County, to be hanged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14

The following marriage Iioenses were
issued since our last report:
Lazarus Hoffman and Hattie Drucker.
Geo. Metzger and Catherine Friend.
j. 4. Williams and Mary MOnahan.
John Hardy and Margaret Ryan.
q. B. Benson and Kate B. Toph.
Jos. Dudwecki and Belle Natens.
Chas. Lawson and N nnie +. Starr.
John horDung and Fannie Todd.
Henry Miller and Ida j. Reilly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
Pensions for June.

+ The June payment of pensions will be
made at this point whether the or
der of consolidation is consummated or
not. This is on the authority OF Gen"
Charles E. Brown, to whom numerous
inquiries on the subject have been ad-
dressed within the last few days.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, May H.-The Phila-
delphia, Wilmington g. Baltimore Rail-
road officials estimate the peach crop
for the coming season at over seven
million baskets. This is two million
five hundred thousand more than the
crop of 1875, and the largest ever raised
on the peninsula. The Company is
making all possible arrangements for
meeting this immense crop, and say
they can run to Cincinnati in thirty aud
Chicago In thirty-siX hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
WOODS THEATER.

One week only, commencing Monday, May ID,
the real
TEXAS JACK u. 3. OMoHoNDRo,
Scout and Indian Combination,
Comprising Texas Jack, Donald Mckay, The
Peerless MorIacchi, Maud Oswald, Tribe Of
Sweetwater and Warm Spring Indians, jacks
War Pony, "Modoc," Maud Oswald's Indian
Pony, "Eagle Eye" in the new Frontier Drama
by Harry Seymour, entitled
TEXAS JACK IN THE BLACK HILLS.
Matinees Wednesday and saturday.
Box Office now open. my14-3t
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National Associated Press to the Star.
DETROIT, May 14.-The Hon. II. II.
Emmons, Judge of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit of the United States Court, died
at his residence in this city at 1880
this morning, after long and painiu.
illness. =,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
AUGUST f. HARVEY, Life lnsurauc

AUGUST f. HARVEY, Life Insurance.
Acluary, has commenced an action
against Robert Simpson, Of the Mutual
Benefit Insurance Com ,Jany, 10 recover
500, ,00o damages alleeed TO have been
sustained by reason OF the publication
by Simpson of AN open letter ON the All
inst, in which ne charges Harvey vita
being deficient in skill and integfi as
an Actuary; that Haryey's examination
oil the Lie Association Of Amerlcs had
been imperfecty, unskillfully and
faithfully reported, and that the public
could not place confidence in otner ex-
aminatious made by him-all OF whicA
Harvey claims to be lalse. tie claims :E
is not true that he had examined the:
Life Association Of America, and that il
mad been admitted To do business in the
State upon such examination. Tie also
claims that 1t Is not lrue that that Com.
pany had been excluded from the State.
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The Western Excursi0nists.

National Associated Press to the Star
RICHMOND, VA, May 14.-Fhe West
ern excursionists left this morning ON q
steamer for Norfolk. accompanied by Q
delegation from this city. They remain
in Norfolk until Wednesday morning
and 60 thence to Wilmington, N. z.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
The Courts.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.

HAMILIUN UIbTHICTs II"
In the case of Amanda Joslyn against
Chas. 7. Sedan and others, suit men,
toned Saturday, the testimony OF John
g. Weaver and Loretta Cullum was
taken.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE CINCINNATI
i Frcmen's Benevolent Association are re-
quested 10 meet at their hall at IN O'Clock
TUESDAY MORNING, to attend the funera al
OF their late comraiie. Martin Farrell.
1t 4. G. MEGRUE, President.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14

General Hawley. President; A. 4. Gas
horn, General Director. and Meyer
Asche, Assistant secretary Of the 8 =
lenliial commission. have been created.
by the Klng;of Holland, Knights " tne
0rderot the Golden Lion ol the NsthoE-
|lAndn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

OIL ID e N e!
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS! HOUSES CROWDED
to welcome the return Of
SOLDENE ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE
COMPANY, and the Great Dancer,
Ill H . A R A,
Who will appear at each opera in the GRAND
QUADkILLE (CARNAVALESQUE.)
THIS (MoI day. EVENING, May IA,
TRIAL BY JURY aud CHILPERIC.
TUESDAY (frst time e)-Poulet and Poulettc.
WEDNESDAY at q Matinee-Chilp peric.
WEDNESDAY ts-La File de Madame An
got. THURSDAY (hrst tlme)-Belle Helene.
FRIDAY-Madame DArchiduc. SATU r.
DAYat2, Matinec-Belle Helene. SArUR
DAY ats-Farewell night Miss Soldene will
appear in each opera.
Monday, May 2l-Return Of the great sue
cess, ''The Boarding House" Company.
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