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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
The C0tyrSs.
COMMON PLEAS.

Suit was brought yesterday by Eiz.
West against the administrator Of Euoch
Hayes to recover 600 for breach OF
promise of marriage. She alleges that
deceased promised to marry her ON the
Sth OF January, 1874, and that at the lat.
ter date he brU9e IT his engagement Dy
marrying one Aunie Miller. C4se in
progress.
Scipio S. McIlhenRy We. Mary Jane
McIihenny. The Court granted de-
cree on the ground Of gross neglect, and
awarded the custody Of the child to
piaiutif. She can also take 5000 ali
mony.
Divorce was granted in the following
cases: CHRIS. Miller against EIizabott
Miller, Mary Marsh against A.C, Marsh
Tnereea Beck against Louis Beck, Cay
| ley Harris against Mary Harris, Eliza
| beth Hazard against William III. Hazard
Regina eraser against E. G. eraser
THIS was u suit. lor alimony, which The
! Court allowed 10 plaiut f. in the sum 0
$50 per month, ana $25 for counsel fee.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Thers Mahouey, 3
days; Julia MuIcahy, s.; John Fagel
dismissed; Chas. Dunn. dismissed; WIN
Sanders, 10 days; Johanna McNamara
5000.
Petit Larceny-Heury Roebger ant
John Rund, SIS each; James Cunning
ham, dislnissed; Michael Holland, dis
missed.
Miscellaneous-Jen Butler, keep
ing disorderly house, dismissed; HATH
Evans and Ida Winston. vagrancy, dis
missed; James KimbalI, 5000; Richart
Weldon. exh. biting gaming devices, dis
missed; Louis Bilbert, adultery
30 days; Annie Strainer, for
uication, 80 days; john McDsrmot, as
sauit and battery, dismissed; Jossp
Zurich, committing a n"!ssnS9ss, nuisance, Sl0
Arthur F. Hildebcant, assauit and bsi
ltcry. IS; Henry Frank, exposing person
10 days; Chas. Pobimeye er, forgery, cor
tinued to Jan. 16; Thomas Dyoley. ex
posing person, 5000; George Nolan, ,has
ing burglar tools, $lW aud twelv
months.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
Announcements.

Karl Pallat at College Hall tonight.
The entertainment TO be given by the
newsboys on next Saturday evening de-
serves to be remembered and patronized
by the public.
The Davenport Club will give two
plays at Pixies Opera house o-night,
emitted "N@val En&agemen!s," and
My Next Turn"
A grand masquerade ball will be
given this evening by the popular young
club, "Our Favorito Four." at Empire
Hall. To avoid Inconvenience on ac-
count of the wet weather supper will be
furnished at the hall.
A woman's missionary meeting will
be held tomorrow at the Vine-Street
Congregational Church at $50 Z. NJ.
Mrs. Bishop CLARK will preside, and Mrs.
Leavitt and Mrs. Kumler c0nuuct the
exercises. Short addresses will be de-
livered by number OF Cincinnati Ia
dies.
DR.. S. s. Cook, of the Metaphysical
University, New York. aud Of the Vita
pathic Institute, Of this city, ls ALI
nounced to lecture at the Fergus-streei
{ twenty fifth Ward) Christian Church
tomorrow evening. Subject: "What !:
Death, and What is Man Alter OeathT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
THE LATEST
CONGRESSIONAL
Natior al Associated Press to the Star.
HOUSE,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The assem-
bling of Congress, whether for the be-
ginning of new session or after a
lengthy recess, ordinarily attracts
crowd OF spectators.
In the House of Representa- TO-
day, however, the crowd was not so
great as usual, owing, perhaps, to the
bad state OF the weather. There was q
good deal OF buzztng and talk on the
floor, however.
The members dropped into their seats
and into business as naturally as thou n
there had only been an intermission Of a
day or Two.
At II O'Clock Speaker Randall took the
chair, and after prayer by the Chaplain,
Rev. W. 2. Harrison, the Clerk was di-
rected TO call the roll to ascertain II
there was quorum present.
Two hundred and five members an
swered to their names.
Mr. Kelley asked leave to offer reso-
luton reoiting that petitions were about
to be presented TO the House OF Repre-
sentatives from citizens of thirty-fve
States OF the Union asking for the
adoption OF an amendment to the
Constitution to prohibit the disfraa-
chisement Of any citizens by any State,
and that there be a session of the House
on Saturday, January y, at which
time the advocates OF the stated
Constitutional amendment may be
heard at the bar.
THE SENATE.
The Senate was opened with prayer
by the Chaplain, Rev. Dr.. Sunderland.
Mr.. Ferry presented petition signed
by large number Of ladies, praying al
am ondment to the ConsttI ion of the
United States, prohibiting States from
diSlrancnising any citizens on account
Of sex.
Similar petitions were presented by
nearly every other Senator present. A
very large number of petitions OF
various subjects were presented.
MIR. Sargent introduced bill whict
removed certain disabilities OF women
Chinese immigration. Referred to tht
! Committee on Foreign Relations. Thi
| Is the same bill introduced by Mr.. Shel
| ley in the House before the recess.
| MIR. Plumb introduced q bill to re
organize the Pay Department of TIL
| Army.
| Mr.. Grover introduced bill to repea
certain provisions of the Army Appro
| priation Act OF June 13, 1874, and Mare
3, 1873.
Mr. Voorhees, introduced bill to ex
tend the provisions Of the act of 1874 il
relation to prize money to all fleet ol
hoers.
Mir. Sargent of rcd a joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Censti
tuition permitting woman suffrage.
Nj. Kellogg introduced bill for III
improvement OF the Mississippi Rive
ami aluyial lands along the same; also
bill to authorize the department o
mail steamship service in the Gulf 0
Mexico between New Orleans and Ger
tain ports in the Republic Of Mexico.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
Board oil Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present except Mr.. Bell,
aud Mr.. Baker in the chair.
A bill OF $40 was ordered paid to John
NJ. Conrad for removing earth from
kcmper Lane Bridge, and one Of 50 IS
10 e. N. Danenhower.
The Supervisor was authorized to ex-
pend $50 more in repairing Crawtsh
Road.
A bill Of $t10 10 was ordered paid to
Patrick Leayey for mason work on Co.
um bia avenue, and one of 81 Gl0 to NJ.
4. Finn for laying crossings OIL Dorman
street.
The bond given by the Little Miami
Railroad, binding it to meet oil damages
done by their passenger trains which
they have had PERMISSION to run to the
Public Landing, was received and re-
ferred to committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
LATEST LOCAL.

ARTRUR HILDEBRAND, a young attor-
ney, was tined 70 aud costs this morning
for assaulting aud knocking down stairs
his landlady, Mrs. Rodgers, who keeps
a bparding.nouse al 166 West Ninth
street. The dispute arose respecting his
board bill.
A SHORT time ago Mrs. Bllbert began
to suspect her lord anu master, Louis
Bilbert, OF being altogether too intimate
with Annie Stramen, who lives at 40
Broadway. A warrant was accor dinghy
sworn out, and when the officer arrived
at the house Of Annie he found that the
doors were locked and the parties had
retired tor tue night. He effected an en-
trance, bnWever, aud both Louis and
Annie were arrested and sent to the
Work. this morning tor thirty days.
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FOREIGN.


Nationsl Assooisted Pfess Cd the Star.
POPE Plus AFFECTED.
ROME. Jan. 10.-The Pope is very much
affected by the death of King Victor
Emanuel. The King received the sacra-
meut a short time before his death.
INTENSE GRIEF.
FLORENCE, Jan. lO.-lntense griet is
exhibited In this city over the death Of
King Victor Emanuel, and signs OF
mourning are everywhere displayed.
FIRST TO RECEIVE NOTICE.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-ihe French Foreign
Office received the earliest intelligence
OF the King OF Italy's death.
GREAT CoNsTERN ALTON.
BERLIN, Jan. l0-The announcement t
of the dea of King Victor Emanuel has
created great CONSERVATION here, in
consequences Of fears reg trding the triple
alliance.
THE ARMISTICE.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. Jan. IL. She Coun-
Gil OF Ministers, having agreed upon the
conditions Of an armIstlce, Turkey pro-
poses an armistce Of S X weeks, during
which all military operations shall re.
main III st0tU Qn0 AMI that peace nego-
tiations shan commence immediat ely at
Also, that arrangements be made fol
the revicsuu!ing Of Erz9roum. 1t is
probable that Mehemet Ali will be- the
principal negotator Oh the part OF Tur'
key.
BOATING CHALLENGE.
LONDON, Jan. II The Oxford Uni.
yerslty has deciued TO cnaiienge the
American College four, who are to Yisi!
these shores, to row u race fcom Putney
to Mortlake for the college champion
snip OF the world.
STANLEY AT ROME.
ROME, Jan. 10-Henry Al. Stanley ar
rived here yesterday en- route to Lon.
don.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10.-An ctiioial
dispatch. received to-day, announces
that the combined Russian forces, under
Geaerals Ridelzky and Skobelof and
Prince Mirsky, after a bloody battle,
captured The sbipka Pass. Forty bat
talllons and ten batteries OF Turkish
artillery were captured. Both lest
heavily in killed and wounded.
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Daniel to one year hard labor In the
Peniten tiary, and fine of $3.50.
Gave Himself Uu,


OWney Geoghegan, the prize-hghter,
who shot man named Morton yester-
day morning during fight in the Bow
cry, gave himself up last evening.
GeOghegsn claims that the shooting was
done In selt-defenss.
Rabbi Attacked by Ruffiams.
Rev. DIR. Samuel Adler, leading jew
ish Rabbi OF this city, was attacked by
ruftians i'll Fourth avenue, near Fifty
second street, last night, and SO severe
ly beaten on the head that he Is confined
to his room. His wounds are not con-
s1dered dangerous.
Dies From His Injuries.
VIM. J. Gould, who was stabbed on
the morning OF the al inst by California
George at a saloon III the Bowery, died
last night. The murderer is still at
large.
Collision with q Steamer.
The Wall-street ferryboat Clinton, at
$40 to-day, from Brooklyn, was run into
by the Bremen bark Weser, and had her
forward wheel and part OF the gentle
mems cabin carried away.
Arrest of a SWindler,
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Max Winter,
charged with deirauding merchants OF
Vienna OF $4,000, WAS arrested on his
| arrival here yesterday.
Tragic Suicide.
William r Pontin. aged twenty-four
years, was 10 have beeu married to a
| beautiful young lady last evening, but
| he shot himself through the head on the
bow OF q New Jersey ferr, boat yester.
day, and tell over into the river a dead
man. No cause is known Tor the rash
act.
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NEW YORK CITY.
ISIatr,s HGnntSestO.


National Associated Press bo the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Posts Wash
ington special says: "lntormaLion re-
ceiyed direct from Annapolis. Md, is to
the effect that the sentiment Of the ma.
jority of the Democratic members OF the
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE is against Mont.
gomery Blai.'s manifesto, and that the
resolution will fail to pass when re.
ported from the Committee. L. Is be.
Iieved here 10 political circles that
Biair's course is in pursuance OF plan
agreed upon by the Bourbon Democratic
leaders, and that the introduction Of his
resolution is simply a precursor of a pol
lev which will be pursued III every State
where the Democrats have control OF the
Legislature, and which will be agitated
In Congress during the next few weeks"
GrOundless Report.
The report published yesterday after
noon that Dscastro Il Bonner, Sugar II .
flung Company, mad failed, is pro
pounced by the officers Of the company
as groundless.
ThurlOw Weed
is still pr0strated from his accident
Ills physician is of the opinion tnat his
complete recovery will be only a question
Of a lew days.
Sentenced.
Theodore r. Wetmore, Vice Presiden,
Of the Security Life Insurance Company,
convicted OF conspiracy to obstruct the
law by making false annual report
was yesterday sentenced by Judge
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
Local Personals.

Mr.. W. j. NJ. Gordon and family have
taken rooms at the Grand Hotel for the
winter.
Governor-elect Bishop and family,
John E. Bell and Judge Matson left fol-
Columbus yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Ridgaway, pastor OF ST. Paal
M. Il. Church, is lying i'll al his resi-
dence, No. 3l9 West Seventh street.
Mir. George Gerke is confined to his
room with iliness, and therefore could
not be present at the meeting OF Council
yesterday. .
AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Foster was solemnized last evening the
marriage Of their daughter to Mr.. Koop,
Only immediate friends of the family
were present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
Kentucky's Senator.


FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. 10.-The fourth
ballot for U litsd States Senator, to-day,
resulted: Williams 81: Lindsay, 40; Nc
Creary, 20; Boyd, 13. Williams gained 2
votes, Taylor, OF Jefferson. who voted or
McCreary, and Thomas, of Shelby, voted
for Lindsay yesterday. Two Williams
votes are absent, and Que each for Lind
say aud McCroary. The voting on the
1tth ballot showed no change, and the
session adjourned till tomorrow. 1t Is
q deadlock, and caucus will haye 10
seLtie it,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
Dec;dedln Favor of RHiils.

National 4 As5O1lAtel FFeSs 20 the SEar.
HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. O.-John r,
Hills, Republican, whose vote for State
Senator from the First District was q
tie with that Of George G. Sumner, was
elected by the House yesterday after.
noon, and Will take his seat. There has
been much excitement over the question
OF the tie, the Democrats claiming a ma.
jority for sumner of one vote.
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National Associated Press 10 the Star.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
ROCHESTER,, n, T., Jan. N.-Eugene
A. Shepherdson. paying teller OF the
Rochester Savings Bank, is defauIter
to the extent of $4,000. Speculation in
stocks and a desire for fast horses Is
supposed 10 be the cause OF his down
ru
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
DANCING SCHOOL.

,DROF. SPILLS AND DAUGHTERS SEC
OND Quarter will commence SATURDAY.
January II, 2 p. NJ, for Misses and Masters,
NONDAY, January IA, N P. NJ, for Gentle
men, TUESD ASY, January Is, Az T. M., for
Ladies' Terms: For Private Instruction, 81
per Lesson; Class, $40 per Quarter, payable in
advance. Academy, southwest corner Fourth
and Plum streets; residence northeast corner
Clark and John streets. jalO-3t h, F&M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
The Last Issue.

National Associated Press 10 the star.
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 10-The publica-
tion of the Vorwartz, the daily organ OF
the W orkingmeu's party, was suspended
yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
wound In his psesekee.

Rome (Ga.) Courier: We hear " s.s-
eral farmers who hRve not kiliSd ttrS
hogs yet. waiting for tho weather to ta'S
calder. There has bsen more purS kl 4
this winter than any wia;er siass 10
WAL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Increase of the Senatorial Excitement,
Special to the Star.


Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 10.-The Senatorial
contest is hotter than ever. Hon. Alex.
Long, Elliott Pendleton, John G. Fratz,
Richard Stone, Judge Matson. Captain
e. NJ. Holloway, John E. Bell and Nose
Kramer have arrived from Cincinnati to
Join the Pendleton forces. 1t is under
stood that the four Senators and nine
Representatives from Hamilton County
will 20 in a body for Pendleton, who
counts upon Al votes; Morgan is given
%, and Ewing 20.
A warning, signed democratic Work
ingmen," and dated Cincinnati, has
been sent here in large quantities. The
object is to injure Peudleton. Another
document is floating around, and comes
from the EWirg faction for the same
purpose.
Governor Bishop. wife and daughter
arrived last night and took possession
OF suit of rooms at the American,
which had been especially fitted up with
great elegance tor the use Of the coming
Governor and his family. He received
oalls from Hurlbut, his Private Score
tary to be. anu u number OF personal
friends, but there was nothing like
rush. HIS friends say that the Governor
elect practically reirains from any ek.
preston OF Opinlon Us to the Senatorial
candidates.
The iate trains brought perfect rush
Of politicians from Cincinnati and Tole-
do, the latter bent upon making such
diversion OF votes i'll the caucus IRON the
leading candidates as TO give the haru-
money candidates chance.
H,l 4 l.n IF q /
| ton County was ADDED to the list intro
duced in the House. This time it is by
Mr.. Wright again, anu relates to the
collection Of taxes on personal properly.
National Associated ProSs 80 the Star.
| COLUMBUS. Jan. 10.-The excitement
over the coming election by the Legis-
iature of o representative to the unlted
| States Senate, which has been growing
| in intensity tor some days past, was
Yesterday afternoon increased to fever
heat by the reception by different mem.
bers Of the Legislature OF circular Is.
sued by the W orkingmen's organization
at Cincinnati, in winch MIR. PendletOn is
denounced as boudholder, a banker,
and q man who never did days work.
The circular further says: sit is not
long since Pendlston, with the influence
of q fast and pretty woman, got $S0, ,0OC
from the United States Treasury, money
belonging TO the people, on fraudulen,
claim tnat had been previously rejected
three times as unjust and fraudulent"
The issuing Of this circular is generally
Regarded as dishonorable trick on the
part OF those opposed to MI. Pendleton,
and IL is believed it will deleat its own
lol ject by strengthening Mr.. Pend eton's
Support. The impression now prevails
Ilhat he Will receive the nomination on
tho hrst or second bs'iat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
BOARDING.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-FEATHERS-L 5-pound
T pillows, 81 Ieach); 35-pound new feather
beds, &c. feathers, l5c per pound. G. w. NOR
RISON = Co. 2l West Sixth street. between
N ain a1!.! W alnut street, 81 floor. ja9- lin
TOR SALE - ENGIN ES - Ten and twenty
u five horse portables, two thirty horse sta
t'onarcs, thirty inch grist mill and portable
bolt; lot Of saw mill head blocks; all new and
very cheap. Address Box 1885, Mount Vernon,
Ohio, Tat
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Marriage Ltoensoss
The following marriage licenses were
issued stuoe our last report:

Tn6 tOHUWiuR WHfEIHk6 NVVuHVb WVEV
issued stnoe our last report:
Ed. Lenier and Laura Manheimer.
Jas. W. Slocum and Amelia Remelin.
Cbas. A. Foote and L zzie Coyie.
J. j. Briscos and Fannie Gardner.
L. F. Hockett aud Matte Williams.
B. II. Voss and Bertha Zumpt.
II. g. Spargur and Anna Crater.
WA. Hiatt and Matte A. Gallagher.
Philip Thiel and Roy White.
j. Mcfarland and Anna Zimmerman.
A. l.. Fugate and Alma McDufiey.
John Doll and Josephine Lindecker.
II. Cordes and Barbara Meyer.
John Prea and Susan McGarvy.
A. j. LaBoiteauX and Emma f. Burr,
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Third Edition

~wHArHER.-Probabl cloudy or light
rain followed by clearing weather ana falling
temperature for the next twenty -four hours.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
kOBINSON'S OPERA-H0USE.

| Every Evening during tine week and Satur-
day Matinee, the latest Partisan and New
Y ork Success, the
, MOTHERS SECRET,
Tn Ave acts. by Victorien Sardou, containing
episodes Of sinRuls social interest, which no Y
lhKitate the entire civilized world.
MRS. RACHEL MACAULEY
will make her first appearance this season
rs the mother, SERAPHINE.
Saturday," Mothers Secret" Matinee.
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TNOk RENT - ROOMS Two rooms, front
L and back, nicely furnished for light house.
keeping, to gentleman and wife. 1872 W. THIRD
street. lO-:t
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