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veys are fraudulent or erroneous or oblit-
DOOrkeeper Polk.

DOUTheepeF fOths
The Civil Service Reform Committee is
still considering what report to make to the
House in relation to Doorkeeper Polk. 1t
now appears pretty certain that there will
be a unanimous report and that it will de-
mand Polk's removal. The draft of the
record was submitted to the Committee by
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio yesterday, and on Fri
day the Committee will submit the matter
to the House.
The Army Bill.
The Democratic members of the House
were in caucus astevening for the purpose
of considering Mr.. Banning's Army Bill.
In the absence of Mr. Clymer, who is con-
fined to his bed by illness, Mr. J.C D. Black
burn presided. There being a slim attend
ance, no action was taken other than the
adoption of q resolution providing for the
appointment of committee, composed of
one member from each State having DEM
Ocratic representation, who shall take the
subject into consideration and report to the
caucus.
The Income Tax Law.
The Ways and Means Committee has
under consideration, and may possibly re-
port bill re-enacting the income tax, This
measure proposes to fix the rate of tax on
all income between $1,000 and $5, 900 at .
per Cent., OH tllDSt beJNetH SND,opo ana CIV,
600 at per cent, and on all incomes i'll ex-
cess of $4,000 at per cent. The report
which will accompany this bill, should it
be presented to the House. will contain a
history of the income tax when it was for
mcrly imposed, and a statement of the
amount of expense derived from it, and es-
Inmates of the probable amount of revenue
to be derived from the tax should it become
a law.
The First Year.
New York, March 14.--The Telegram's
Washington special says it is stated that
Representative Foster, of Ohio, has pre-
pared speech defending the first year of
President Hayes administration, which he
will take an early opportunity to deliver in
the House.
The Tariff Esill.
New York, March 14.-The Herald Wash
ington special says: The new Tariff Bill will
be ready to report to the House early next
week, and as the appropriation bills are far
behind, it is probable the consideration OF
the bill will have to be deferred for some
weeks.
As in the consideration of the Silver Bill,
members have not yet exhausted their elo-
qupAee for political purposes, so the pro-
posed reconstruction of the tariff will de-
velop an amount of buncombe for the COM
ing campaign that will make night meetings
necessary to the end of this session of Con-
gross.
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Serious Affray Between Statesmen.
Nntinunl Assnciated Prt.ss To the star


Sr. LOUIS, March 14.-About 5 o clock last
evening probably fatal cutting and shoot
ing affray took place between Robert Gun
ningham and Paul Booker, saleslnen, caused
by one of the saleSmen taking a customer
from the other. The parties met near the
corner of Olive and Fifth streets. Booker
caught hold of Cunningham, called. him
hard names, and drew a pistol. Cunning
ham, who was whistling at the time, broke
loose and commenced cutting Booker, in
ficting probably fatal wounds in the neck
and stomach Booker commenced firing at
Cunningham who retrcated to Locust street
and turned vest Booker finally fell and
was carried to the Laclede Hotel. The ar
teries had been severed, and physicians
were unable to stop the flow of blood. Gun
ningham was carried to the City Dspensary
A ball had passed through his left side and
was cut out of his right side. His wounds
arc not considered dangerous.
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The Chicago Struggle.

National Associated Press TO The Star.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE anticipated re.
duction in the police force has begun. Or
ders are issued discharging one hundred
men or nearly 25 per cent of the entire
force. Considerable excitement was round
about the City Hall, and the opinions that
found expression were not only numerous
but emphatic, and reverse of compliment
airy to the city administration.
There seems to be no doubt in the minds
of those who addressed their remarks as to
the policy of reduction being enforced, but
they believe it will, in this shape, operate
very materially against the welfare and
progress of the city, not only in waning
capital and enterprise, but in attracting
crime
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Three Thefts.

The sum of $3S in money was stolen fro1a
Frank Fisher, No. % Mercer street, ycstcr-
day morning.
A silver cake basket, lined with gold and
engraved on the inside with large leaves.
was taken from the residence of L. NJ. Sim
mons, No. pa Gutter street, day before yes
terday.
Two boxes of baking soda, valued at 81,
and belonging to H. G. Stutfregcn, were
stolen from car at Cumminsville Station
Yesterday.
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WASHINGTON. A


Special to the Star
A DISGRACE TO THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March IA very disgrace
full scene occurred in the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday. Discussion was going
on in Committee of the Whole on the plo-
matte ppropriation Bill, with Mr.. Conger,
from Michigan, on the floor, speaking in re-
lation to the claims of the Southern Post
masters, when Representative Beverly Doug
lass, of Virginia came in intoxicated, and
interrupted the discussion. The Chair at
tempted to rap him down, but Douglass
continued to talk incoherently and shake
his fist at Conger. Members attempted to
quiet him, but he would not stop, and all
proceedings were suspended. The Chairman
directed the Sergeant-at-Arns to make
Douglass take his seat, but the execution of
the order was resisted, and it was not until
almost all the Virginia delegation gathered
around Douglass that he would consent to
leave the floor. 1t has become an almost
daily occurrence for Mr.. Douglass to appear
on the floor in an intoxicated condition. and
it is time for the House of Representatives,
as a matter of self-rcspect, to act upon his
case.
THAT FORAGE REPORT.
The report of Captain Rockwell to the
House Military Committee, showing the
allowances to the army officers on duty in
Washington for fuel and forage, is in at
last. 1t was like drawing eye teeth oget it.
The reports show that General 8 Brigadier
| Generals II Colonels IL Lieutenant Colo
nels, % Majors, 20 Captains, % Lieutenants
and 10 Assistant Surgeons together draw for
fuel $14, 1868 81, and for forage something
over $4,000. The practice of turning in
forage at private stables seems to have been
quite common. Some of General Sher-
mans forage went to a dealer in feed stuff
| HON. RANDALL GIBSON,
of Louisiana, has been invited to deliver
the commencement address before the law
department of the University OF New Haven
on the 26th of June next.
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effect on bnsols. War preparations are

r,,p on.rn r,,y,,,s ,,,srr
coxsr.xrIyopIp Morcb 1A-Tho Grand
Dnke Nirholas; v;sit TO tho S,,ltan bora hos 9
beon rostnnned ~n+iI aftor tbo +roat,, ",f of
noono + rof;snJ "A'o- ''-e '-'''' VI
ruy sor,n,or
Io,noN March IA d;snotcb from Con-
s+ont;noria sovs tbo pr;+;aI Sl,,odrnr hos
moved nearer to fine DardaneIleo
A dispatch from Malta saws an extensive
victualing Of the British Squadron at that
place Is being made.
RoUMANIA DOES NOT RECOGNIZE TIE TREATY
a dlspatch from vienna says Koumanla
mas refused 10 consider the treaty as blnd-
ing
TO AMERICA FOR STEAMERS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 14.-Captain Sye-
netchNh OF the Russlan navy, has been
ofuereu 10 proceed 10 New YORK lot the
purpose OF inspecting such last saillng
steamers as may I've available and suitable
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Moves Back to His Old Quarters.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., March 14.-Benj. Noyes,
accused of being possessed of all the valu-
able assets of the defunct New Jersey Mutu-
al Life Insurance Company and who for
feited his bail last spring, has again been
lodged in his old quarters i'll the Essex
County Jail. He was arrested in Washing
ton, D. G., and brought to this city, a
requstion from General Mcclellan arriving
in Newark at midnight. There are three
charges against Noyes-conspiracy, perjury
and fraud.
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would not make war on the United States
so long as he was on Canadian soil. 1t is
believed here that all the rowing bands and
in fact all the disaffected Indians will join
Sitting Bull as soon as he crosses the border,
and that the coming summer will witness
the most fearful Indian war that has yet
occurred west of the Mississippi, Every
preparation is being made to meet it.
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The Shooting OF WcCOr mick.

NNtIO1luI AaSOCIHCtU fTt5S % stIe foVu
MOBILE, Ala, March 14,-The Register
published the facts relative to the shooting
of Mccormick, United States Timber Agent.
1t is ascertained from the Judge Of the Pro-
bate Court of Escambia County that McCor-
mick was travelling in CoVington County,
Alabama, when he stopped at the residence
of lady named Snowden, and demanded
something to eat. Being refused, he at
tempted an indecent assault, and was pur-
sued and shot by the husband and brother
of the LADY,
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SITTING BULL.
His Band Hearty, Prosperous and
We'll Fed Preparing for "a Big Hn-
dian War Next Sam ,ner.

We'll Fed Preparing for "a big Hn-
dian War Next Summer.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Information re-
ceived at the army headquarters corrects the
stories about Sitting Bull and his people
on the verge of starvation. The contrary is
the fact The winter in the region where
Sitting Bull is living has been very mild
and buffalo and other game very plentiful
while the ponies have been able to keep in
good condition, grass being plentiful and
tolerably fresh. The band is in fine trim,
and its numbers daily increasing while
arms andammunition are plentiful. The i'll
dcations are that Sitting Bull is preparing
for raid across the border in early spring.
The stories about his wanting to surrender
are untrue. He still cherishes' deadly
cnmity against the United States, and it is
o notorious fact that IN all the pledges he
has given to the Canadian authorities he
has never said anything more than that he
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The benefit of the Hebrew General Relief
Association will be held this evening st
Melodeon Hall.
The Labor Party of the Twentieth Ward
will meet this evening at the corner 0f
Ninth and Carr to elect delegates to ti,er
Convention.
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Englanf,s DelMnnGs.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
LONDON, March 14.-The conditions de-
manded by England as basis of the Con-
ference meeting, to which Russia has de-
INJURED, are that the whole treaty OF peace
shall be submitted to the Conference and
that the Powers shall. abide by its decision.
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The following marriage licenses have bern
issued since our last report:
Chas. II. Wust and Carrie L. Hurm.
W. H. L. Bossmeyer and NJ. +. Maminera
Robert Sauter and Sophia Lohmcier.
G. c. Miller and Louisa Schaefer.
Elias Wales and Elizabeth Sawyer.
Geo. Sparks and Mary Kenney.
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Bank ERaiNiIlel.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, March 14.-The Newburyport
Five Cent Savings Bank was to-day enjoined
by the Bank Commissioners. Its deposits
amount to about 81 900 900. 1t is under the.
best financial management, but it has been
drawn upon very heavily.
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FOREIGN.
The Eastern Struggle.
fa1 tn tho

National ASsociated Press 70 the SIars = -
FRESH RUSsIo-ENGLTsu COMPLICATIONS:
LONDON, March 14.-The movements of
Russian troops about Constantinople, and
the probability of fresh complications be-
tween the English and Russian Govern
ments, ore being iagitated, and cause consid-
cradle commotion i'll government circles.
The news. however, has had no depreciable
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An English clergyman relates that two
English sisters had an audience with the
late Pope Plus TX, and as they were with
drawing one of them fingered. The Pope
asked her what she wished, and she, being
a convert to- the Roman Catholic faith.
answered: ''The prayers of your Holiness
that my sister may be converted from Pro-
estalltisn, so that We may not be separated
after DEATH" The Pope placing his hand
upon her clasped hands rs she kneiv.
answered: "Daughter, those who love God
will not be separated in the next world"
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The lecture will be illustrated by an extensive
collection of models and material, everything nee
essary to make the subject clear and plain.
Seats free. Commence at p. m.
1t WILL H. MARTIN Manager
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!h!irl Edition


National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON March 14.-Cecl William,
stock broker, No. Wamford Court, has
failed. Liabilities about 100000. He was
a heavy bear in British RAILWAYS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

THURSDAY, Fourth Night Of the
COLV1LLE FOLLY COMPANY,
The most complete burleSrle organization on
earth, succeeding the Lydia Thompson Troupe.
Owing to the great success attending the
BABES IN THE WOOD,
1T will be continued Saturday Matinee.
MILE. EME ROSEAU, the renowned cantatrice,
will change her musical intr0ductions with each
representation. Her Benefit on Friday Evening.
Sunday Evening Special Perfomance-BABES
IN THE WOOD.
Monday, March 18th, e" Uncle Toms Cabin"
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING, March 18th, 1878

CINGNNATI, OHIO, March sth, 1873.
A. OLEARY, MD, Lecturer on Anatomy, .Physi.
, ology, &c:
DEAR SIR-Having heard your lectures lately
delivered i'll our city very highly spoken of, as com
lbining so much instruction and information pre-
scented in 50 attractive manner and regrettine
that other engagements prevented our attending
ut that time, we would request you to repeat the
course in this city at your earliest convenience.
r. NJ. Moore, Mayor;
Henry Knorr, City Treasurer;
Richard G. Rohner, City Clerk;
s. w. Hoffman, City Auditor;
George H. Pendleton, U. s. Senator;
A. l.. Sands, President Board a Education:
W. p Wallace, sheriff of Hamilton County;
w. 5. Cappeller, County Auditor;
And eight hundred Others
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TLOCUTIONISTS' Journal gives best standard
II and new pieces heroic, pathetic, dramatic da-
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maker and Jeweier, SOC soapmaker, &c Ia Tax;
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FOUND.

EOUND - MONEY - On Monday March llth,
l. 1878, a sum of money. Owner can have same
by describing and paying the expenses of finder.
II not called for by Saturday morning at O'Clock,
the finder will consider the same aS his. Address
FINDER, this Office mh124t*
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT-HOUSE-No $50 Hopkins street;
IL brick house of seven rooms and bathroom,
dry cellar, gas and water Will be rented low to a
responsible tenant Apply at Il Dudley street, or
276 West Fifth street mhl3-2t"
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FOR SALE.


TNOR SALE SAFE - Halls double doors, half
r price ut so West pearl street. 13-3t
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TSOR SALE HOUSE Six rooms, modern i'm
Il provements good location Apply at S55 Clark
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NHOR SALE-IOT - A very fine corner lot OH
Il Main street, Mt. Aubum;. a most excellent
with privilege OF purchase. Address Post-ottice
Box S50 133t
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JHOR SALE-HOUSE-A very nice place on Main
Il avenue, Mt Auburn, brick house of 10 rooms
Mrge lot will take part in other good property or
viii lease perpetually, with privilege Of purchase
Address Post-otfice Box $50 l3-3t
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STATE OF ONO assurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, January 28th, 1873. !
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THE GRAND DUKE's VISIT.
CoNsrANrIsoPLE, March 1.-THE Grand
Duke Nicholas visit to the Sultan here has
been postponed until after the treaty OF
peace is ratified.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23
SUDDEN CHANGES.

The P,omtors Dowss' ELIXIR frequently
here II remarked by those not IN the business
that cough medicines do not sell mnch during
the summer months. This Is u mistaken idea,
The sudden changes to whith this, climate Is
subject al all seasons Of the year, renders Il
necessary 10 always have some rcliblc cough
remedy ut hand. Downs ELIXIR Is suro
cure Tor CoLghs, Colds aud Whooping Cough
and all .upg Diseases, when taken IN season.
aud one dose. we have no doubt, has many
times prevented consumption aud DEATH
The best certificate that can be given for any
medicine Is daily accorded to Downs ELIXIn
in the ia,l that il has survived the storm and
tempest of nearly half century, and is 10
day the most popular with those who have
known /, longest, II has gained this great
lavcr with the public entirely on its own NOR
its, having had less advertising done for IL in
the whole time than is done for some mcdi
cine in single year. For sale everywhere.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE For
NovEMBER.-The November number
of this popular and cheap magazine,
the best of its class in the world, is all
ready issued, and it is splendid speci'
men OF what may be expected during
the fall and winter months, 1t con
taines such good assortment of nice
engrav.ngs, excellent stories, poetry,
and adventures, that no one can help
being Interested IN il and there are
thousands of families who are made
happy by its appearance each month at
their homes. No dull, dry articles are
to be found in Ballou's. All are
fresh, bright and interesting. Pub
lished BY Themes & Talbot, 20 Haw-
ley Street, Boston, at $3.50 year,
post paid, and for sale at all the
periodical derots in the county,
Now is good time to try a sample
copy.
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AnInaeninbiu Truth.

You deserve 10 suffer- aud II you
lead miserable, unsatisfactory life
IN his hcpuliluI world, II i entirely
your own fault and there Is only one
excuse ipr you, your unreasonable
prejudice AID 'kcplioism, which has
killed lhuuwuds, Personal knowledge
and cnnmon seusr reasoning will soon
show you lill Gr,cn's August Flowers
will Wrc iou NJ Liver Complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with ull it, miserable effects
such u, rick headache, pnlpitalion Of
the honl, sour Umlch, hnblual COS
liveness Il lzntss Of the head, nervous
prosliullru, DC lis sales now reach
every town ou the Western Continent
aud not Druggist hut will Tell you
oi ia wonderful cures, You cah buy
u Sanpl, liutIlc Tor 10 cents, Three
doses will relieve you.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

CHoATR's iRosH-Nobody at tn
bar ever cqualled him In paying iroo'
cal compliments 10 the judges Yh'
blocked his way 10 the hearts aud M
delslnudina' 81 JlrleH Judge Shaw
wds Ven,lIy noted tor the grulf wa,
~ wre, he iulerposed such obstacles
al slas'S depth 81 legal learnlne
" at morc conspicuous than hi
fup, ot character "Tisnt ~, Mr.
CHWtu" VAS frequent ln,e'ropIlon'
Eu.i shaw was on the bench aud
CnJlp was arguing a caro- before
HIN, Choale's idle remarks on the
IN lav have passed into the aiereotyPed
jokes Of The bar, and are now some
what venerable, One Is, | think, not
commonly stated In the exact words,
81 always approach Judge Shaw" he
sail, "as q savage approaches his
icich, kno~ wing that no is ugly, but
feeling that he Is great" or Judge
Story no once remarked, ~ never
heard him pronounce a judgment In
which he did not argue the case bet
ter than the counsel on either side /;
aud for which," he added, with n
twinkle in his eye, "he might very
properly have been impcached.' lie
delighted in gravely joking with a
Judge. Thus no once asked that n
case might be portponed, owing to
his engagement in another court, The
judge replied that tho case was one in
which he might write out his argu-
mcn,. With mock solelnnily,
which it always seemed to me no
otter human countenance could so
readily assume, no replied, 81 write
well, your Honor, but slowly" AS
his handwriting resembled the tracks
Of wild cats, with their claws dipped
in ink, madly dasbing over the susiace
Of u folio sheet Of white paper, the as.
scmbed bar could not restrain their
laughter. Indeed, it is affirmed that
he could not decipher his own hand
writing afterG case was concluded,
and had to call in experts to explain
it to himself. He congratulated him
self on the fact that If he failed to get
living at the bar, he could still go to
China and support himself by his pen
that is, by decorating tea chests
Edwin P. Whipple, in Harpcrs Mag.
azine for November.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

A CoLD WINTER, SURE.-If signs
don't fail, the coming winter will be
the coolest experienced in this lati-
tude since the country was discovered
by man named Mr.. Columbus. The
squirrels are laying in their winter
coal, the beavers ale putting heaters
in the basement of their lodges, the
bees have killed off all the drones and
lined their hives with sheet iron, the
muskrats are flying South, wild ducks
are committing suicide, the goose
bone is black sixteen inches deep,
Western editors are soliciting wood
in exchange for subscriptions, poor
families have an extra dog and we
have had a new collar put on our
overcoat. -[Norrlstown Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23
The NUw DOMINION MONTHLY for

The NUw DOMINION MONTHLY for
October contains the following lead
ing articles Lord Macauly; A Men
It'll Study by r w Doodle; Mono
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by Rev. f Petitot, translated by Mr..
Douglas Brymuer (llustrated); Treas.
ure Seekers, (poem) by Jane Smith
Neglect tor the Living, and Honor
for the Dead. by J o Madison; Lite
in Glrnshie (continued), by the author
of My Young Master; Wee Willy
(poem) by Gowan Lea; "Juggerraut
illustrated reprinD; An Incident in
the Lite of Mozart, from the French ;
The Ruined Quay poem) by John
Reade; The Failure Of Universal
Suffrage, by French Parkman-trom
North american Revieac. The De-
parlments-Young Folks; The Home
Literary Notices - are we'll filled.
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