The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-02
Third Edition
NEW YORK CITY
This Roty Shall be Preserved.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Aug. DIR. Samuel Rodgers,
formerly of San Francisco, has discovered a
new method for the preservation of the hui
man body after death. 1t has lately been
employed in this city with astonishing re-
suits. 1t had previously been tried in San
Francisco and st. Louis, but only slight
degree of publicity was given to the expert
ment BY the new discovery the bones are
kept in a good condition for months by one
applica.ion of the liquid, named "Allekton," !"
from the Greek word meaning everlasting.
By new chemical process decomposition
is entirely prevented or arrested after it has
begun.
Lord OgiIvey.
Wednesday night Cecil w. Carr, alias
Wilfred Montressor, alias Lord Oglvey, was
arrested, and shortly after noon yesterday
he was taken to Boston, as Detective Dunn,
before leaving for Canada, procured the
necessary papers.
A Banquet to Fremont.
The Associated Pioneers of the Territorial
days of California last night rendered re-
ception and banquet at the Sturtevant
House to General John G. Fremont, Gov
ernor of Arizona Territory, previous to his
departure for the Pacific Coast A large
hullbCi Vi SuSS . WclG pIcSclJ
In the absence of the President of the So
ciety, General John A. Sutter, Vice Pres-
dent General Ii. Gates Gibson welcomed
General Fremont. Speeches were made by
General Fremont, Ex-Governor Price, of
New Jersey, Colonel L. c. Kimble and 9TH
erS.
A magnificent bed of flowers, with the
word Jessie" wrought in blue violets, was
sent to Mrs. Fremont.
Don't Want TO Go to States Prison. l..
Application will be made to Judge Dan
iels in the Supreme Court Chambers on be-
| half of DR.. Thos. L. Lambert the convicted
Presidento of the American Popular Life In
surance Company, to continue stay OF
proceedings in his case, in effect, to keep
him in the tombs, instead of sending him to
the State Prison until the Court of Appeals
passes OH it. A similar motion will be made
on behalf of Robert L. Case, President of the
Surety Life Insurance and Annuity Com
pany, before Judge Donohue.'
| A Governor General IncOg.
New York, Aug. Fright Honorable
Frederick Temple Blackwood Earl of Duf-
ferin and Governor General Of Canada, ar
rived in this city Wednesday and went tC
Coney Island. He was accompanied only
by his valet. He travelled incog.
At the hotel he registered as "F. Temple
and servant, England" After dining he
lighted cigar and took stroll on the
beach. In the morning he took swim in
the surf, and expressed himself highly
pleased. He returned to the city at noon
The Earl of Dunrayen also visited the beach
on Wednesday.
ALI About a Dog.
An extraordinary incident occurred yes
| tcrday afternoon on Seventh avenue and
Forty-sixth street. A handsomely dressed
lady was driving to the Park and on seat
beside her was valuable pet dog. Sudden
ly the horse was stopped by two rufiians,
one of whom coolly demanded the dog,
which was muzzed and licensed
| The lady refused to surrender her pet,
and as there were no police or pedestrians
near, the man was about to take it by force,
when she suddenly lashed the horses, and
the animals plunged forward, knocking the
man down between the wheels, which
passed over him The men then disap-
peared. This is doubtless one of the many
devices resorted to in order to obtain valua-
BILE dogs and thereby obtain a reward which
is sure to be offered.