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DE. JACQUE's German Worm Cakes are
an infalliable remedy for worms. They
will no: only destroy the worms, but also
remove them from the system. They are
pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
Sold by Jos. liarrop, Campbell & Ken
drick, and Thco. E.,crsdorlf
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FNHIBIr "A."-LOT ID.

As elaimed in the petition of such action,
And all persons ere hereby notified To APP
pear at the District Court of said county and
show cause on the :d day.of September l>1n,
why such lots should not be sold iorsuch tax
Is, interest and penalties thereon.
JOSEPH ~. TAILOE, County Attorney.
II Charge up.u
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ISr. Hr,rt-r'~ Specific and Injection No.
E-e warraEtC,i Ia cure GOunorhtr;I, Glr"i Cor
dee STRUCTURES. Diseases OF ihc lti'!ncyS, Hu!
tl,T and Urinary organs oi males ana IL
mae.
Dr. Hunters Specific Ne. . 2iSa sure remedy
tor tie spcrmatcrriiu-:i, Seminal Weakness,
uig:!tly emissions, the los, oi power, c:Iti-'',:
by Srlf-abuSe UF excessive indulgence. Pii;s
ol nr. HuuIcr', Specific - per bottle. lnj''c-
tlOU. Il i,"r bottle. '>-u' vsc!y where by -
press b.. J. pinSbpc". N.,Ie proprietor, No.
IL. Mort G seventh street, -. Louis, Missouri.
send two stamps iur treatise. tuTr Gi':.r3IiI-
t,,.rl UT tI,- money refunded.
Iis"GE .cri inrf, Agent; .-'@."!I wnii", ',.'''
So ma, I--,,4 i.NV
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LsAvENwOkIH COUNTY.
In the District Court ui aud for saif County:
EZEkIEL TRAVIS, Plaintiff, } PubIl-
Vs. cation
HARRIET \. TRAVIS, Defendant. Notice.
fNHE ABOVE NAMED Defendant will
u take -5lice that she has been sued by the
above named Plaintiff, and that said defen-
dant must answer the petition filed by plain
tin on or before the alth day OF August ISIS,
or the petition will be taken as 'rg's and
Judgment rendered for divorce on the
ground OF adultry and gross neglect Cf duty,
and for custody of minor children named in
the petition.
Dated this 18th day of July. ls78.
TAYLOR & GILPATRICE.
Attorneys for Pisiniin.
iulVIsWIt
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consumption Cared.

An Oil physician retired iUom p:octice
having hau placed iii lis hands by au E.Isi
!Haia mis- iuuary tn" Ip-tnuIa II u simple
We -.tabis remedy, tor the speedy ami pcruIa-
u'i.t cUtc for consumption, bronchitis, cat
ami asthma, and all f.Ir,' ;I;.d lung alice
lion also a ps4sitiv, ...d Fdic,' cure .Or niT-
Vog.> debility aud a. u TNU,., complaints,
after having t.~J-d - wonderful curative
lpryCi> in tuO,i anu, 81 cases, u'g. .clt u his
'.u,y 20 n. tSe 1t lns.giI 10 tai. suffering To-
lHs,S. Ae'ua.td by Z - motive, tud a Ge>ire
To relieve human sufieTlu-, VIII send, zee
OF CI tT.", 10 al VINO U'.>.Ie IL, tn Is rec pc,
with iuil direction IDr preparing sud using
IN tcEman, french. or English. Sent 10y
mail by :.uidi5SsiH!. with stump, naming this
paper, W. " sEsra!, ii9 Power Block,
EUci"s;,r y. =. jun, G-CwIy
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EXTRACT OF report from the celebrated
physician, Erasmus Wilson, OF london. Eng
''Several severe cases OF consumptiOn
been cured by the timely use OF Golden, "A IJs..
big's Liquid Extract Of Beef, and Tonic In
vigorafor."
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
disease, pariiies the blood, improves the
appetite, gives smooth and glossy coat
oi hair, and keeps the animal in good CON
dition
For sale by Jos. IIarrop, Campbell d
K,nirick, and Thco Eger-durli.
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Special inducements will be given
TO wholesale buyers.
Call to-day and bs convinced that
this advertisement is a fact.

and that you can get goods at
Cost.
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.iFj A RUSH +!
The Bee Iiiga Stor5 TO bs closed
Out at a..saCrifice.
.--.s...~-----------.~-
Everything ia stock to be sold at
cost for a few days.
---.-.----.-A-.=.---
Shelving, Fixtures, Counters, etc,
ETC, elc., al a Bargain
--s=---..-s---
No delay, no postpoaemant no hum
bug, blt The unyarnisfed truth.
Ths Goods must be sold It any
price and have all been
marked down.
...
| propose TO concentrate all my
business at my main establish
EleEt.
And have 10 rGom for the stock
nov in tiIo Bee.Hiva..store.
~>-~s-.~~-
Dry Goods of every description at
cash prices that will as
t0nish you.
Special inducements will be given
to wholesale buyers.
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81 UMpHREYS,

- ~ IL IL Il IL L .
HOAIEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Been IN general use for twenty years.
hferyNIcre proved the most SAFE,
Nifts:t, ECONOMICAL and EFFICIENT
.secicinCS known. They are Just what
-. 81 people want saving simc, money,
.i.erirc tiir weii tried prescription of
an eminent physician.
Mo- Cr-cs. Cent.
/ lesr-s. Congestion, infsmrnation., :.
, Warns, wnrII Fever. Worm CoIic s
2 Sry!a=-fnfis or I'cethiny az iufa,,ts
4. biarrin.ii, az Children or Adults. ..
Dy.cEiery, GIii8is, Bilious COlc, !:
z Coughs EolGs. Bronchitis. ..
NeuraiSia, iCUtIache Facearhc -
= n'aaasacs, sick Headache, Vertigo, p
H. suppressed. or Painful Pertods ..
y Whltc,, too ProfGse Periods 25
y sfnuii. Cough, Difficult Breathing ,,
-. Sals khcuni, Erysipeia-, Errptions .
y. MheomatisD. EheumHIic Pains, y
~ nrNrr ana sznr- Chill Fever, Ague-, 81
u. riles, bliaa or bleeding, q
j. ssr;ii Iny. and Sore or Weak Eyes, =
!" s1t9rfiS. acute or chronic Influenza. -
81 NbsopiE--s Ougii, violent COUGHS u
~ t-ih.s,a- CpprcssCd Breathing u
- Ear tsi.riiBrsrs- impaired hearing, q
= - Scroiaia; irliarged glands, SHeiiings, 30
=. DTop~y and EcnLty SCcTciiOns !A
- sea-sieisness- sickness from riding, 81
q hidney.pIsease- Gravel, 81
- flL-4 j VI
y. sare Mouth. CanlIer, 81
~ = mary Weakness, wetting the bed, 20
81 Painful Periods, or with Spasms, 5
- Disease OF Heart. palpitations, etc. ] %
- Epiicpscy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, i o.
- ssiriithcI.Ia, ulcerated core throat %
- Chronic Con-estions and Eruptions, u
FAMILY CASES.
Case. Morocco, with above B. large vial. and
Manual OF directions, 5000
Case Morocco, Of 20 large Walls nnd Book, 600
These remedies arc sent by the case
hinsie bGN Or vial, 10 my part OF the
country, free of charge, On receipt Of
price. Address
nsphrcys' homeopathic Medicine Co.
Oaice and Depot, 100 Fulton ST. New York
For sale by all Druggists.
~ Hum Dhreys' Specific Manual on the
care and treatment of disease and its cura
sent FIRE on application.
Theo Egersdorf and Z. ]. Humphre
Agent Tor Leaven|orth- junecd&w
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TIE G.s.Ld Central Hotel, New York, pos
scsysCs all The O. qu.rements, in size, style, To-
caIIon and appoI .imcrts OF the modern first
c.HSS nOic!, ami Keeps It's reputation Is a mod
4, house. eDl,rw
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AGENTS! $50

LOW PRICED AND FAST SELLING
BOOKS
.py MOST COMPLETELY REPRESENTED IN QUE
GRAND COMBINATION PROSPECT.
rs by sample pages, bindings, illustrations,
,tc they are popular works Of every kinds
and rpe siAcc,ss tor canvassers. All actually
W isni ng eatsogpnsnt address.
SCIAMME.LL * CO.. ST. LOUIS.
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While the odd MstAIm IL Re rtirigIc,. - tia.
>O-calitd fact that the gDtIrs.. 8i IIu-- love.
never dIi fuiE S'uGptI, DIf Ws;s rather .s It.r-
bad :;h iuFpalri- St:,;g u, more rllcui..st-i 70
get T'i,1i upon the slightest pTOyDcatiO.. thIu
Io flow Onvuf.t- Er', ilfnpld and GnCriiirl,
has, a. = us,I.ts Thing ., -, ,!eInOIlsl=i.. - =
iTgih, IL has "a lat I.IrJ with ;Ia tAC-..'.C.,
the exception being more an Instance trI the
happy CBE>ritmaJ.on long deferred tow-
Nes. than IiI.- ftTyId dream Df youthful love
clOat!.-l ly t:'r Stem IIui!dI'r Cf tbr -, gee
and l,aTII,-S parent .AaI wiIi,. th. uBsvs.
referred 10 ItI:t IN! WAS enuuciafCl by
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07

The New Orleans Plcay uus prints the
following; "rhe greatest shoo ing ex-
plot ever performed in this country was
recently achieved by q gentleman long
a resident of this State, and the owner
of some of the largest plantations, sugar
and cutton. For years past the exploits
Of this gentleman have been regarded
with the highest admiration and won-
der In all sporting circles. Leasing out
his splendid sugar estates on the Teche +,
be has reserved the privilege OF occupy
lug shoOting-box, which he calls mis-
'snipery,' where he spends every year a
month or so, to enjoy without disturb
auee his favorite amusement Of shoot
log this fue and agile bird, which
abounds on his own and the adjoinipg
plantations. The results OF his sport
aud skill in past years have been tre-
quently referred to as wonderful. To
bag three hundred saipe-on the wing, oil
course--a day. has been common
achievemeut-eommo for him, but never
accomplished by any other sportsman.
In his last enterprise, however, he sur
passed his previous exploits by dsvoting
SIX successive days to thls sport. TIE
result was q bag OF one thousand nine
hundred and sixty snipe. Allowing six
hours per day to the hunt, this would
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
Democratic Caucuses.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. T.-Democratlc eau
cuses were held Saturday night for the
nomination Of officers for the two
Houses, resulting as follows: Senate
Clerk, Allen o. Myers; Assistant Clerks,
D. 3. Fisher and w. V. Cox; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Isaac Giaze; Assistants, Charles
Negley and f. A. DAVIS; Enrolling Clerk,
s. l.. Goode; Engrossing Clerk,
Charles R1oadee; Recording CLERK, E.
A. Knowles. house--Speaker, james
K. Neal, of Butler; Speaker pro tem., DR..
James A. Norton, Of Seneca; Clerk, l..
A. Drummer; Assistant Clerk, +. NJ. Sem
ter; Message Clerk, John L. Brady
ergeant-at-Arms, Allen j. Beach; AS
sistant, j. w. Troutman. The result is
not considered as having any bearing
upon the Senatorial question.
Governor Bishop will be here day
after tomorrow and take possession OF
his grand suite of rooms at the Ameri-
can. His inaugural has already been
prepared. The Hamilton delegation al e
quartered at the St. Charles Hotel, with
the exception of Senators Forrest and
Lord, who are at the Neil House.
JOuu ", luuLnpSVu w os COnueu w ule
bed yesterday very sick-probaDly from
his failure of defeating Allen O'Meyers,
with whom he fs at war. O'Meyers, the
new clerk OF the Senate, went hume yes
terday, but he will be here in time to be
sworn in.
Special TO the Star
THE LEGISLATURES ORGANIZED.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 7.--rhe Legislature
organized at 1880 A. NJ, with the fol.
lowing officers:
House-James e. Neal, OF Butler
Speaker; Bruper, Of Wyand0tte, Clerk;
Beach, of Knox. Ssrgeantat-Arms.
Senate-Qwens, of Licking, Speaker
pro tenn; A. o. Myers, Clerk; Glazse
Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Fatal Injuries TO Three Me,


Al 8 O'Clock this morning, while the
workmen OF the Globe Rolling Mills Wega
busily engaged in their respective places.
au accident occurred which resulted in
serious manner.
From some unknown cause the belt
few off from the largo beit-wbeel, and
all restraint thus being taken off trona
the speed of the engine, it began running
at fearful rate. An effort was made
to check 1t, but before this could be 40.
compiished the large heavy fy-wheai
flew to pieces and scattered in every
direction.
One piece, weighing several hundred
pounds, was hurled through the roof and
buried itself in the bank OF the river.
Another piece of equal size, after pass
ing through the ROOF, fell again thrsuKA
another part OF the building, and stiuok
within two feet OF one oil the men.
Two more pieces were thrown over
into the Gas-Works, one Of them strikirE
a. gas-Ioldor and causing the escape Of
the gas therein, but the pieoe doing Tho
most serious damage, passed through
tue engine-rO0m and struck the latter
end OF one OF the boilers and made u
rushed with terrific velocity.
The manager, James Bryan, who re-
sides ON lower Fourth street, was staRs-
ing In the engiue.rovm at the tim. Aad
received severe cut iu the face and
several other smeller wounds. He was
taken home in carriage.
His sou, the engineer, VIM, Bryan. .
young man twenty-five years OF age, iIy-
ing with his vile and two children ca
Sergeant street, was scalded by tho hot
steam from head to foot, although LAiF-
ty feet rom the boiler at the time.
Hugh Cruoker, young iaboring man,
unm arried and living on Gest and AaF-
riot, was the most severely injured, His
leg was broken above the ankle, his iScs
was battered, and several gashes were
cut in his body. Three doctors wcTs
Immediately called, AMI amputation was
decided upon.
The damage sustained by the Com
pauy is considerable. A,
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portance it is double the amount paid in Ohio.
The salaries Of the Judges OF the Superior
Court OF Cincinnati. an the Judges Of the Court
OF Common Pleas in Hamilton County, are
much larger, and the salaries Of many county
officers are much more than twice as large as
the salary Of the Judges Of our Supreme Court.
Is there either just ce or economy in the salary
now paldf Judge after Judge has resigned,
and many eminent lawyers have declined. be-
cause of the meaXer salary. Nor is it either u
just or sound argument to say that able law
yers will accept office at the present salary. /
cheerfully recommend the increase as simple
act Of justice as well as one OF good policy.
The message concludes rs follows: "Since.
my accession to the responsible Office Of Chief
Magistrate, / have endeavOred faithfully to
discharge the important duties confidetltO me,
and In this. my closing message, L take pleas
ure In acknowledging, with sincere thankful
ness, the fidelity, honesty, and industry with
which the State officers, who have been asso-
ciated with me, have discharged their duties."
. THOMAS L. YOUNG.
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beard Of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and Mr.. Bell in
the chair.
The Committee on Street Repairs was
instructed TO receive bids for the i'm.
proyement of the intersection of Hill
and Martin streets.
The intersection or Blue Rock street
and Colerain Pike was ordered i'm
proved.
The resignation of Henry Bussman as
second redman in the Engineer depart.
ment was accepted.
The location of Slate and Fremont
streets, east OF Plum, was adopted, as
shown upon a plat prepared by the En-
gineer
The Engineer was authorized to take
bids for tIe improvement of the inter.
section OF Calhoun and Hartshorne
streets, the expense not to exceed 500.
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WASHINGTON.
Special TO the star.

Special TO the star.
SENATOR PATTERsoN's CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Patter-
sons condition is more critical than has
been stated in the papers. For some
time the only nourisbment he has been
able to keep on his stomach is some raw
meat taken in balls three times day.
No one is allowed to see him, for fear Of
exciting him unduly. Yesterday he sat
up an hour or two, and was supposed to
be better, but last evening he had are
lapse. His trouble IL severe nervous
pros tration. He has been treated with
anodynes and cupping. It is obvious
that bis recovery will be slow, and is
only to be hoped for as the result of
skilltul treatment.
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Announcements.

The subject Of DR.. AugelPs lecture to-
night at the College Hall is "The Greek
Stats."
Father Mageyennsy will resume his
lectures to young men at st. Thomas
Church this week.
Every afternoon this week there will
be union services at the Y. N. O. A.
Hall, commencing at 3 O'Clock.
The Murphyites are preparing to give
a musical and literary entertainment at
their hall, corner Of Central avenue and
Eighth street, on Thursday evening
next.
The recent great work Of N. Ezekiel,
scrRtor, entitled "The Martyr; or,
ChriSt Bcnna," will be on private exh!-
billion at Wiswelps Art Room, Fourth
strest, during this week.
Professor .. s. Fowler will commence
his course OF free lectures In Pixies
Opera-heuss on Monday evening, JAN
uary Z, on s'Phrenology Applied TO Life,
Health, Seii-oulLure and Business
Adaptatian."
Professor E. s. Morse. the nnturalist.
well known TO the people Of Cincinnati
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Not Yet PardOned.

National Associated Press to the star
WAsAINGToN, Jan. 1.-The application
for the pardon OF Roelle Junker q Co.,
a Chicago firm very largely engaged in
fraudulent whisky transactions, has
been delayed by Secretary sherman.
Senator Patterson.
Senator Pattsrso4l's son reported last
night that his father has had another re.
lapse and is in a dangerous condition.
The Resumption Act.
When the bill repeating the Specie Re.
sumption Act passed the House of Rep
resentatives In November the indica.
tions were that the measure would never
receive a Respectable cossidsration In
the Senate. since tEat time, however,
there has been a decided change III
opinion.
Henry Smith,
the Journal Clerk OF the House of Rep.
resentatives, is at present actively en-.
gaged upon a revision OF the rules oi
the House.
WOMan's Suffrage Association.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE ladies ol
the w oman's National Suffrage Associa.
tion, who meet in Convention here TO-
morrow, are holding a preliminary
council In the Ladies' Reception Room
of the Senate this msrning, for the pur-
pose Of mapping out the business to be
transacted by the Convention, which
will sit two days.
Among those present are Isabella
Beecher Hooker, Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton and daughter, Lille Devsreaux
Blake, Teresa Juan Lewis, editor OF the
Womans World; Rev. Olympia Brown,
DR.. Caroline B. Winslow, Elizabeth
Boynton Herbert, editor OF the Woman's
Kingdom; DR.. Mary Thompson, of Ore
gon; DR.. Clemenoe S. Lezier, President
Of the Association; Marilla NJ. Kicker,
Belva A. Lockwood and LaVinia y. Dun
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
Skating Season.
FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
REASONABLY HEALTHY.

National Associated Press to the star.
REASONABLY HEALTHY.
BUCHAREST, Jan. THE DobrudschA
is reasonably healthy at this season.
STRONG ENOUGH FOB CROSSING.
VIENNA, Jan. IA political CORE
spondence says the ice in the Danube at
Gaiatz will probably be strong enough in
We days TO permit the crossing oil
troops. The Russians also Intend to
occupy Salina.
FROM CoNsTANTINoPLE.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 7.-Mahmoud
Damned, who has hitherto exercised
influence ut the palace, has been re.
lieved OF the functions OF Grand Master
Of Artillery. Var,ous small Serylan and
insurgent reverses are announced.
THE POPE IMPROVING.
ROME, Jan. The Pope continues to
improve in Health, and his physician ia
now OF the opinion that His Holiness will
soon recover the use Of his legs. On
Friday His HOMaess formally received
the Cardinals in his bedroom. Prince
Torlonia was also received, and yester.
day the Marquis do Lorenzana. Miaistsr
Of 1soiisip, was granted an audience.
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The COur IS.
POLICE.

Drunkenness-Pete Daily. dismissed ;
James Black, So; Carrie Mackenhinner,
10 days; Patrick Donaugb, 5000; Harry
9. Wilson, 80 days. Barnard Burnes,
dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Chas. kallar and
Chas. Torrance, IS each; Peer Mason,
80 days.
Miscellaneous -- Frederick Coleman,
petit larceny, dismissed; Richard Dano-
Iiue and john Mullen, dismissed; James
Williams. 5000; Charles Handrahau,
and Henry Poettering, failing to pay toll.
$11; Henry Boetmeyer, malicious de.
stfuotion, dismissed.
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give snipe q minute, which is about
equal to the hog killing operations OF the
great siaughter-hOusss OF Chicago. Be-
sides the pleasure and pride Of such an
achievement, the robust appearance Of
the gentleman by whom It was per-
formed, when we met him yesterday on
our streetsu nttests the happy effects
upon his physical condition Of the exer-
cise and excitement Of his Nimrodian
enterprise. He will return to his enjoy
ment OF the luNuries and pleasures Of
his family residence at Biaritz, France,
with a keen and invigorated relish ana
capacity OF enjoyment"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07

Mr.. Gladstone has just been challenged
to a trial OF skill in telling trees bJ a
stout Derbyshire timber teller. MI.
Gladstone replied that he regarded the
challenge as a great compliment f.; "but,"
he added, Il at once give in; never had
pretentions so excellence, aud il l had
had them, by this time, from age and
other causes, they would have been
lost" The following letter was lately
written by Mr.. Gladstone to Sh. field
firm, which forwarded 10 him Zone OF
their original American patent axes; the
blade OF polished steel and the handle
of hickory: "Gentlemen-l am very
glad 10 have added that useful article,
that American axe, to the list Of our
home productions, and thank you tor
fay0ring me with specimen which
seems, as much trial as have made, tO
possess all the merits of the original. ]
find it necessary 10 study efficiency In
proportion and weigh, and it is under
this Issue that think the American axe
comes out well, especially for soft or
free-graiued woods. Tbe handle is, l
think, excellent; but l always wish it
were cut straight aor0ss al the end, at q
right angle to its direction or axis. l
remain, gentlemen, your faithful ssry-
ant, W. Il. Gladstone, December 49,"
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LATEST LOCAL.

OWING TO the extensive preparation
and required rehearsals OF "Mothers
SecreW al Robinson's 'Opera-aouse, 1t
will not be done until tomorrow night.
l.. H. BATES, dealer in hats, Gaps,
iurs, ETC., at No. 16s West Fifth street,
made an assignment this morning for
the benefit OF his creditors. Assets and
liabilities not fully known.
The Secretary Of the old Board OF the
Police Relief Association is busily en-
gagged preparing a full report OF all mat
ters which have come before the Board
during their term Of service. 1t will be
in pamphlet form and contain much ill.,
teresting reading.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
DRY GOODS.
Great Reductions

Dress Goods, Black and Col
ored Silks, Black Cashmeres, AL
pacas, Shawls, ClOaks, Flannels,
Cloths, Linen Goods, Domestics.
Embroideries, Kid Gloves, Ho-
Biery, Underwear, Ribbons,
Laces and Millinery Goods.
/ We have made immense reduc-
lions on the above goods, and
assure that it will repay you to
give us a call. Why pay high
prices these times, when you can
make one dollar do the work of
two. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
THE LATEST

Suicided-Ei2hteen Below Zero.
National Associated Press to the star.
WATERBURY, CONN, Jan. 7.-Joseph
Yreti, who was discharged from the Kali
maca Mills, in Seymour, Saturday, COM
mitted suicide by hanging on Sunday
morning.
The thermometer stood eighteen de-
grees below zero this morning.
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The Red Devils.
.ionRl A ssoOiAted rress M the Star

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
. CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Dispatohes received
by Lieutenant General Sheridan from
the Department Of Commanders in the
Northwest confirm his previous suspi-
cions that the renegade Indians belong
ing to Spotted Tail and Red Clouds
bands had gone north to join Sitting
Bull,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
Cotton Shipments;
National Associated Press to the star.

NhbFUhHI AssOcINFou ff1ss 20 NlH 5tAk
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. -Four vessels
cleared yesterday for Liverpool loaded
with cotton amounting to twenty five
thousand bales, valued at 81, 900, the
largest shipment ever made in one day
from any Southern port. The ship Barring
Brothers takes out seven thousand
eight hundred and sixty bales of cot ton,
the largest cargo ever shipped from this
or any other Southern port.