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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Great Britain.
THE GLASGOW BANKERS,

| THE GLASGOW BANKERS.
| LONDON, Oct. 22-Dispatches from Glas.
gov show that the evidence against the off
GERS of the City of Glasgow Bank will be
overwhelming, and that they can not escape
most severe punishment. The etiquette
of the press will now prevent the newspa-
pers from treating the case freely until af-
ter the trial of the officers has ended, but
private letters and dispatches from Glasgow
give most damaging particulars. During
their preliminary hearing yesterday morn
ing there was great excitement. The pris-
oners Robt. Solmono John Stewart, John
| lnnes Wright, William Taylor and Henry
Inglis, Directors, R. S. Stanach, Manager,
and c. s. Lerch, Secretary, were all greatly
agitated and depressed. The examination
was merely formal, and the prisoners were
remanded for one week.
BEACoNsFIELD's WANING POPULARITY.
| LONDON, Oct. 22.-The waning OF Lord
Beaconstield's popularity was revived to.
day by the news of the reported Anglo
French Convention, but the anxiety felt
respecting financial affairs prevents much
attention to politics. and it is also remarked
that the Montagsblatt newspaper is not
exactly the organ through which such an
| important State secret would be likely to
be disclosed. The alleged treaty, however,
| if it really exists, would be popular here
with very large class. Germany, however,
would be apt to regard it, it is said. as an
indirect but dangerous menace, and would
be sure to treat it as a grievance.
ENGLAND WANTS A JOINT REMoNsTRANcE
LONDON, Oct. 22.-It is believed that Eng
land will propose to the Powers that the y
jointly demonstrate against the return OF
the Russians to Constantinople
THE AMER TRUSTS IN THE LORD.
| A dispatch from Simla says the Viceroy S
Native Commissary has arrived from Cabul
bearing the Ameer's answer as follows:
'Do your worst and let the issue be in Gods
hands.
| MR.. PARNELL WILL ACETATE IN IRELAND.
| The Conference of Home Rulers have
authorized Mr.. Parnell to proceed on an
agitating tour through Ireland.
THE AMER AND THE czAR.
| A dispatch from Simla says the Amee1
has dispatched all Envoy to the Gar.
Germany.
THE SOCIALIST BILL.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The Federal Council
have assented to the Socialist Bill and are
preparing the necessary regulations.
Italy.
DID NOT REACH ANCONA.
ROME, Oct 22.-Two million and half
of francs, en- route from Genoa to Ancona,
have been stolen.
Spain.
ARRESTED FOR COMPLETELY.
MADRID, Oct. 22-Senor Pimargall Presi-
dent of the Council of Ministers, has been
arrested for completely in a conspiracy to
establish Republic.
LET US SETTLE WITH MR.. MOOR.
The Epoca publishes letter from Tan
giers, daCed October 1lth, stating that the
Moors had publicly insulted the representa-
tive of the United States, and that the Of,
tenders had not been punished.
france.
CHEVALIER EDISON.
PARIS, Oct 22.-The distribution of Ex-
hibition prizes took place yesterday. Pres-
dent MacMahon opened the ceremonies
Among the Americans who received decora-
tions was Thomas A, Edison, who was made
a Cheyalier.
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National Associated Press to the Stas
BALTIMORE, Oct 22.-Sunlight won the
first race to-day, and the third by Disturb
ance.
New YORK, Oct. 22-The police to-day
made raid on the pool-rooms in Barclay
street.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 22.-Conrad Horgan, a
bar keeper died this morning from a blow
received at the hands of Chas Bungy.
COLUMBUS Oct 22-Archhishop Purcell
telegraphs from Marion, Ohio, that he will
attend Bishop Rosecrans' funeral Friday
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-About 8 o'clock
this morning Valentine Seimer who was
accompanying Emma Schlip from ball,
shot the young lady through the shoulder.
Jealousy and beer.
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The following deaths have been placed ON
record since our last report:
Infant Fay city.
Mich. Miller, IA yrs, city.
Sarah Schaefer, 73 yrs, Germany.
Elna Wiese, IA mos, city.
Ella c. DroSte, q yrs, city.
Infant Dengler city.
Iaster l.. Box, 18 yrs, city
jeremiah Early, "a yrs, Ireland.
Josephine Hubert, wks, city.
Anton Hilbers, 40 yrs, Germany.
Jacob Schaedinger, 70 yrs, Germany.
J. c. Shroyer, 60 yrs U. S.
Lizzie Rourke, 20 mos, city.
Chas. Hoess, yrs, city.
Fred. Fl. w. Weihe, mos, city.
Louisa Kieshamp, 81 yrs, Germany.
B. H. Hommelmeyer, 81 yrs, Germany.
Margaret McDonough, 10 days, city.
Catharine Schneider, 81 yrs. Germany.
Daisey I. Kleine, 5 days, city.
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LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22-1 ?. M.-Official
statement of yellow fever cases reported in
the city: Deaths from II m yesterday to
II m to-day, AZ; new cases, %; old cases, 92.
CLEAR AND WARM AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-The weather yes.
terday was clear and pleasant No pros
pect of frost. Up to 6 p. m. there were q
deaths, 8 new cases and 70 old reported at
the office of the Board of Health H. H.
Hunt, an operator in the w. U. Telegraph
office, died yesterday morning. J. J. Nc.
Dermott, another operator, is very low.
OF the 10 original operators in the w. U.
Office in this city, Is have had the fever and
s died.
FROM VARIOUS POINTS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-The Howards had
the following last night:
Grand Junction, Tenn.-We bope that
the fever is over here. 3 new cases.
Yazoo City, Miss.-Sister Caronia has the
black vomit; resting well. Father Monter
is quite i'll.
Bay st. Louis-W. B. Leht, Vice Presi-
dent of the Relief Association and one of
our most ready and tireless workers, died
to-day of yellow fever. But few new cases
to-day.
McComb City, Miss.-No deaths and only
4 new cases in the past "a hours. We have
had 141 cases and Is deaths to date
Berwick City, La.-Fever increasing rap
idly.
Pearlington, Miss death and 1 new
case in the last "a hours
Morgan City, La.-500 cases and SO deaths
to date. SO under treatment. II new cases
since yesterday. LaIer-34 cases and 4
deaths.
Pattersonvlle, LA new cases and 1
death on Friday, 4 new cases on Saturday,
and on Sunday.
Pass Christian, Miss.-11 new cases and 1
death in the past "a hours.
Lebanon, Miss new cases and no
deaths. The disease is very malignant.
Osyka, Miss.-122 cases in town and 25
in country. To date % deaths in town and
6 in the country and 3 deaths and 3 new
cases in the past "a hours.
Byram, Miss.--R. w. Holcombe, Secre-
tary of the Relief Committee, died last
night.
BATON Rouge-6 deaths and Ga new cases
in the last 48 hours.
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS Oct. % The weather is warmer
here. The undertakers yesterday reported
10 interments. The city is thronged with
returning refugees, who may yet regret
that they were in such haste TO return.
Is Howard physicians report % new cases.
VICKSBURG.
NICKsBURG, Oct. 22.-Only one death in
the city and one in The country yesterday.
NO PRACTICAL BENEFIT FROM FROST,
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The latest dispatches
from the South are not so favorable. No
practical benefit seems to have been ex-
perienced from frost, at some places there
being no cessation of the disease Return
ing absentees are swelling the death list
and the physicians are worn out.
AID FOR LIEUT.. BENNERs FAMILY.
Subscriptions are invited for the relief of
the family of Lieut.. Benner, the gallant Off
Ger who volunteered as commander of the
relief boat that went into the fever dis
trcts and died at his post. A morning
paper says here is an opportunity to ex-
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TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %. 1878. Single

press humanity's material admiration for
the leader of forlorn hope.
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
NASHVILLE, Oct 22.-Reports from the
following places were received last night
Mason, Tenn.-23 deaths to date, or 8
cases still in a critical condition.
Chattanooga deaths and about 35 new
cases since Saturday. The weather is
warmer
ALABAMA.
Decatur, Ala, Oct 22-2 deaths.
Tuscumbia, Ala, Oct. 22-2 new cases
and dying 20 cases on hand.
Florence Ala, Oct 22- new cases and
weather warm.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Reception to Condor and Melody.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Oct. pa numerously
attended meeting was held at Cooper Insti-
tute last night to give expression touching
the barbarities practiced on English prison.
ers, and extend welcome to Condor and
Melody, recently arrived liberated prison
ers. portion of the Sixty-ninth Regiment,
in full uniform, participated in the meet
ing. Condor and Melody were introduced,
and received round after round of cheers
The latter gave a graphic account of his
arrest, trial and the indgnities to which he
was subjected while in prison. Speeches
were made by Hon. S. s. Cox and Hon. w.
e. Robinson, the latter denouncing in un-
measured terms the apathy and indifference
of the late United States Minister, Charles
Francis Adams, when appealed to to inter-
fere in behalf of Condor, an American
citizen.
Havemeyer Pleads Not Guilty.
Henry Havemever sent letter to the
press last night denying any knowledge
whatever of the cipher dispatches lately
published with his name or initials.
Give Her Time.
The schooner Florence, of the Arctic ex-
petition, did not leave st. Johns until
October 11th, and is not, therefore, overdue.
Schooner Aground.
The Signal Corps Station at Barnegat,
N. j.. reports to the Chief Signal Officer as
follows: 'The schooner Samuel Carlton,
loaded with two hundred and fifty tons of
railroad iron, from New York for Philadel-
phia, is aground inside Barnegat Inlet. The
crew of Life-saving Station No. II are as
sisting her crew. Will probably come off
next high water"
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CULLED In CANADA,
Writs of ElectiOn---Chickley the
COHnterfeiter---Rli Misery for Nom
treats MayOr.--A Great Gunn Ex-
DI9deS,

National Associated Press to the Star
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct 22-The writs for the
new elections have been issued, and the
nominations will take place November Attn.
An order for the extraditon of Chickley,
the counterfeter, has been made
MONTREAL, Oct 22.-The Orangemen who
were illegally arrested on July 18th have
determined to bring an action against the
Mayor for false imprisonment David
Grant the Grand Master, sues for $4,000
and six others for S., 900 each As the suit
is directed against the Mayor personally
and not the corporation, he will have to
pay the costs and also the damages, if any
are awarded, out of his own pocket.
VIM Gum & Co., large grain and COM
mission merchants, are reported to be in
difficulties, with liabilities of 81. OO00
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all TIRE
members present and Mr.. Bell in the chair.
The contract for repairing Gest street was
awarded to VIM Schmeer.
The Engineer was directed to report
plan for the improvement of Lebanon Road
above Montgomery Road.
A protest from the Socialstic Labor
party against the removal of John Mackay's
sullage boat contract was placed on file
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National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Oct. PA cold rain storm
reached here from the West at midnight
last night, which, before morning, turned
TO snow The ground was nearly covered
this morning with the first snow of the
season,
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Wrecked by Hazard.

National Associated Press to the Star
FIT. WAYNE. IND, Oct. 22.-The First Ma
tional Bank at Auburn, which suffered so
heavily by the defalcation of Cashier Haz-
zard, has closed its doors and will go into
liquidation.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
A New Suit for Rutler.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-Wm. 0. Avery,
Ex-Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department,
who was convicted in St. Louis on account
of his connection with the whisky frauds
to-day entered a suit here against Gen. Ben.
Butler to recover $500, which he alleges he
paiu Butler as retainer to defend him while
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Wheeler & Wilson at Paris.

oPtC1dI 70 CEG oCaI.
EXPOSITION UNIyERsELLE, PARIS, Oct. o.
Wheeler & Wilson, Union Square, New
York. are awarded, for their new sewing
machines, one of the special grand prizes of
the Exposition-the only grand prize
awarded for sewing machines-over eighty
councillors.
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses hsvs
been issued since our last report:
Joseph Strasser and Caroline Banedick,
G. +. Lane and Laura J. Hill.
August Sebastian and Eliz HanfbaueE.
L. c. Streiff and Eunice f. Williams
Adam Vogt and Harriet Brehm.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN KENNEDY, thirty-one years OF age,
and who lives at the corner of Pearl and
Butler streets, had his hands and face Sc.
verely injured last evening by the prema.
ture explosion of blast in Eden Park.
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entertainment given at Allen Temple, cor
ner of Broadway and Sixth street, ON
Wednesday night, 23d inst, for the beneft
of the church debt.
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Shadows of Coming events

The concert in aid of the Exposition
fund will be given Friday evening, Decem-
ber 9th.
There will be a musical and literary
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on trial at st. Louis He claims that But
Ter did nothing for him.
Still Seeking, still Finding,


The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has received dispatch from Revenue
Agent Chapman, dated at Statesville, n c.,
saying that Special Deputies Ellington,
Caldwell, Ford, Lancer and Habsor had
Just returned from a raid in Yadkin and
Davle Counties, where they captured seven
stills and fixtures twenty-five bushels Of
meal, seven thousand six hundred and
eighty gallons of mash and beer and two
kegs of whisky.
The New Surgeon General.
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-Secretary Thomp-
son has appointed Medical Director J. Win
throp Taylor to be Surgeon General of the
Many and Chief of the Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, Navy Department vice Sur
geon General VIM. F. Grier, resigned some
weeks ago. The new Surgeon General is a
native OF New York, resident of New Jer-
sey, and has been in service about forty
years.
Going to the Fair.
The President and Mrs. Hayes, accom-
panied by Webb Hayes, leave here Thurs
day morning for Cumberland Md, to at
tend the fair at that place
ScOOping Them In.
Revenue Agent Trumbull telegraphs
from Versailles, Illinois, to-day to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue announcing
that he has seized two Illicit stills, seven
miles from Versailles, capturing two per-
sons whom he is conveying to Springfield.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE - OVERCOATS! OVERCOATSi
Il OVERCOATS!-One thousand Overcoats I'M
redeemed on hand and for sale at prices ranging
from 81 to So Call early at Cincinnati Pawners
Loan Association, S. w. corner George and Cen
trail avenue. N. B.-Money literally advanced on
all goods of value oc22-6t
fee5.ss-SS :sSsssss FOR SALE-Pianos Il Organs-From
fall the best makers in the land at as
~ sltonishing low prices. Warranted for
ten years. Pianos for rent at from IS to S25 per
qusrter, at BRITTING & BRO. 8 Piano and Organ
Depot, corner Fifth and Plnm streets oc2l-30t
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John Seller brewer fell dead at To-
ledo, 0.
Three prisoners escaped from the Zanes-
vile, o., Jail.
VIM. Fogarty aged sixty-fve, was killed
by the cars at Wabash, Ind
Perry Baldwin, late Of Steubenville, O.,
was drowned near Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Newton Davis, boy of eight, was fatally
injured by turn-table at Jackson, o.
Will. Moore's child, aged fifteen months,
was scalded TO death at Waterloo, Mich.
Peter Grass shot and killed Adam Drum
mond in an alterca ion at Jeffersonville,
Ind.
Darwin Estey, aged eighteen, shot and
killed himself while hunting near North
Adams, Mass
John G. Lynch has been sent to the Peni-
Tertiary for life in New York for the mur-
der of Michael Clifton.
Two men named Hill and Mccain en-
tered coIored mans house near Memphis,
Tenn, and murdered him.
Fannie Mcdonald, aged thirteen, took
strychnine at Coshocton, O., to avoid going
to school. Her life was saved.
A colored preacher named Houston Rob
insOn was pounded to death by an un-
known colored man at Little Rock, Ark.
The body Of young man burned to
death at Jewett, H., has been identified as
that of Edward Brennan, of GAINESVILLE, 0.
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VOL. 14} Ten Cents Per Week.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Lessees and Managers. & STEEL

Lessees and anagers...........MlLES STEELE
The only Legitimate Theater Open in Cincinnati.
Great success of the eminent tragedian,
JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Supported by Charles Barron.
This TUESDAY Evening, October 22d, last time
OF Shakpeare's sublime tragedy in five acts,
OTHELLO.
Iago-John Mccullough; Othello-Chas Barron
Wednesday Matnee-The Lady of Lyons Wednes-
day Evening--Damon and Pythas; Thursday,
October 24th-King Lear; Friday and Saturday
The Gladiator; Saturday Matinee-Virginius.
Seats may be secured at Hawley's one week in
advance. Monday, October 28th-DIPLOMACY.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NREAT REDUCTION IN FIRST. CLASS LAUN-
DRY WORK.-Thn Eureka Laundry and Bath
Rooms, Nos. l49 and 151 W. Fifth street, bet Race
Shirts, 10c: Undershirts Sc; Drawers, SC; Collars
and Cuffs, Csc per doz pieces; Baths 2Oc. or six
tickets for 81. Call in and get complete list
Q100 REWARD TO THE MAN WHO CAN
PlOU make better Liver Pill than Smiths
Podophylln Liver Pills. / have tried them, and
know that they can't be beat ALBERT R TIL
IRFORD, Cin'tl,O. oc22,6t
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Lord Dufferin is said to prepare with great
care the very eloquent speeches which have
the tone and fervor of improvisation. He
dictates them to his secrei iary, and after the
MS has been written out he revises it until
sometimes scarcely word of the original
remains
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It's etiquette That makes a woman say,
when at an evening review her pet corn is
crushed by a young Lothario, and deadly
pangs gallop all through her. "Oh, there S
no harm done, | assure you; l shouldn't
have no'iced it but for your apology" But
frankness generally gets the better of eti-
quette when she reaches the sacred pre-
cincts of home and her husband joggles the
same foot and she excaims, Ouch! you
horrid brute! you'll be the death of me yet;
why don't you look where you re goingi'
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DANCING SCHOOL.
DANCING SCHOOL.

OPENING AT NEW ORPHEUS HALL, south
west corner Twelfth and Walnut. Wednesday
and Saturday at p M O'Clock One quarter, %
lessons 81; one quarter 10 lessons Saturday after
noon, S.. Private lessons given at any hour
1t PROF, CHAS. l.. W. GEYER
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REMOVAL.
HATS, GAPS, &c.

EOR HATS, CAPS, AND FURS go to j. Fl.
L Truman, 642 Race street, near Findlay Mar
ket A fine assortment always on hand.
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