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About four weeks ago young man, WIN
gave his name as Vim. Wellington, was ar
rested at the corner of Vine and Mercer
streets under circumstances which looked
suspicious He was taken to Bremcn-street
Station, where four skeleton keys were
found in his possession, and after being
locked in his CELL an attempt WAS made by
an outside party to wrench the bars from
the window that he might escape.
T. Wellington was then taken to the Coun-
ty Jail, where he was kept until the 9th OF
the present month, when his trial came of.
and he was sent to the Work-house for ONE
year, and fined 500. He was ill while at
the Jail, and when he reached the Work.
house his illness increased, and he remained
in his cell, the most of the time splitting
blood Yesterday Captain Kyd was called
70 his cell s1T the statement that .., ..S :asn
was dying but OH reaching the cell he Sc1:s
| ali tady dead, while the floor was covered
with blood which he had vomited.
The young inaI: claimed to- be from New
York, and letter vas found in his ccE
directed to Mr.. John Dishes, No. SIS
Seventh avenue, New York, protesting l,is
innocence, and speaking of his i'll health
An inquest was held this morning at the
Institution. The testimony showed that
Wellington had been continually com.
planning of i'll health, even while at the
County Jail. Last Saturday he had iItred
for hours from bleeding at the nt,s,. and
mouth. The jury rendered u verdict U
death from lung disease.
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Fire This Forenoon.

An alarm of FIRE, was sounded about II
o'clock this morning from Box 1853, which
called relay of engines to the. four-story
brick house, No So Baum street The
building is owned by Mrs Romer. On the
ground floor is grocery kept by J. Fl.
G1ieme The rest of the building is used
for dwelling purposes. Back of the brick
is two-story frame. The fire originated in
this part, in room occupied by a family
who had just moved in yesterday The fire
completely gutted the frame building and
also did considerable damage to the roof
and attic of the brick house. The loss will
probably reach the sum of 5000, which is
fully insured. The origin of the fire is not
known.
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FRIDAY EVENING,>MARCH Is, 1878.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Turns States' Evidence-The Fox
well Trial-ACcident.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, March 15.-E. F. Baker,
the confidence man, whose real name is
Charles Lewis, formerly of Philadelphia,
where he was charged with counterfeiting,
was to-day released from Jail at Eaton, O.,
where he last operated, on account of CIV
ing away VIM. Chrisman, who has for years
been the terror of that county. Lewis was
found guilty some time ago of obtaining
money under false pretenses, but the Su-
preme Court reversed the decision on tech
nical grounds
The Rushville special to the Independent
states that in the Foxwell murder case the
State has finished examining its witnesses,
and the defense has commenced its side.
The main point of defense now seems to be
to break the evidence of the colored man,
who testified to buying the pants and coat
OF the murdered man from Foxwell. 1t is
the opinion Of parties acquainted with the
case that the negro was an accessory to the
deed. Immense crowds throng the Court
house every day, and it would not require
much to get up a lynching party. The
case will probably go to the jury next Tues
day.
A three-year-old child of Henry Knoff, o
tkls city, fell in an open cistern yesterday
afternoon, and was rescued barely in time
to save its life
The case of Forknerand Hustled, for drug
gng and outraging Miss Vanneman, will b.
called for trial to-day. All that money anC
attorneys can do will be done to clear the
defendants
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The Reading Savings Bank.

NatlOIl0l ASSOcluteu fFesS 10 tne StdF.
READING, PENN, March 15.-The habeas
corpus hearing in the case of Messrs. Boyer
& Sellers, proprietors of the Dime Savings
Bank, on a charge of cmbezzlement, con-
spiracy and receiving deposits from the pub
lie when the institution was hopelessly
bankrupt, took place before Judge Hager-
man yesterday afternoon. The prosecutor,
Amos B. Yeager, testified that he had made
deposit at the time of the banks suspen-
sion of "a, ,029 81; on November 18th, 1877,
he drew check for the full amount of his
deposit, Endorsed it, and gave it to his son
to carry to Bushing's Bank. F. G.. Mink,
formerly connected with BuSling's Bank,
testified that Boyer & Sellers could not cash
the check. Ammon l.. Boyer, Cashier Of
the Dime Savings Bank, then called on Mr.
Yeager, and told him he was worth S31, 600
and by this false representation induced
him to withdraw the check
On Mr.. Yeager being pressed for his rea
son for drawing on the bank, he acknowl
edged that it arose from the fact that q
policeman found the inner and outel
doors of the bank open a few nights before
and, OH going to Mr.. Sellers house, found
this that they contemplated burglary
suspended.
After argument of counsel on both sides
was heard, His Honor did not think they
could hold them on the charge of con
spiracy, but would take time until Monday
to consider his decision on the other charges
1t is expected the other depositors of the
bank will be prosecuted on other charges
should they be acquitted on the presen
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FOREIGN.


National Associated Press to the Star.
THE SITUATION MORE THREATENING.
New YORK, March ia special cable
from London says the situation is regarded
as more threatening and warlike than at
any time since the British fleet was sent
through the straits.
HOPES OF SETTLEMENT.
LONDON, March 15.-The hope is Indirectly
expressed that the desire of compromise
on the conditions demanded by England as
a basis of the conference may be amicably
settled by Germany.
ADVANCING.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
twenty thousand Russians have advanced
to'Sharket.
sERvIA DEMANDS ADMISSION.
A dispatch from Vienna says Servia de-
mands that she shall be admitted to the
Congress Of the Powers.
WHAT GERMANY HOLDS.
LONDON March IA dispatch from Ber-
lin says Germany upholds the proposition
of submitting all the terms of the treaty of
peace to the Congress, except the question
OF pecunary indemnity.
GREECE REFUSED ADMISSION.
LONDON, March 15.-It is officially an
nounced from Athens that Russia Las re-
fused to agree to the proposal to admit
Greece to the conference.
Other Foreign News.
ST: PETERSBURG, March 15.-The new issue
of fifty million roublcs Of Russian treasury
bonds was fully subscribed for yesterday
within five hours
| VIENNA, March 15.-The official commit
tee Of the Austrian delegation have re-
fused the Minister'S request for $4,000
aorins for military stores,
| LONDON, March 15.-The British Govern
ment are laying cables to various points in
the Leyant.
RoME, March ia congregation of Car
dinals have declared that the Pope could
under reservation in the Interests of the
Church, rendiihee the Churchs material
property, but such remuneration was not al
present contemplated.
| LONDON, March 15.--The Stock Exchange
to-day is depressed, and securities have
downward tendency. Consols have de
clined to 95H.
| The English Engineer officers first ON the
list have been ordered to prepare for for
eign service with field equipments
| 1t is not considered probable that the Con
gress will meet before the 18th OF April.
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LATEST LOCAL.

p BLACK FRIDAY in the Probate Court to-
day-not a single marriage license issued.
THE first number of the Public Library
Bulletin, containing the titles of the books
recently received is Just out.
IT is announced that J. Wayne Neff, the
second man who was appointed to examine
the Auditors books has resigned.
THE Chief of Police has ordered a detail
of thirty-four men from the police force, ,un-
der the command Of Lieutenant Burke and
Sergeant Devinc, to join the procession on
ST. Patricks Day.
Fl. D. RoCKwooD, a cigarmaker at No. &c
Eastern avenue, has reported the loss of
between two and three thousand cigars and
an overcoat, which were stolen from his
place during the night
VIM H. HARLAN, the Sheriff of Warren
County, o., stopped at the Hammond-street
Station to-day with a prisoner named Mason
Chenowith whom he had arrested in mdi-
ana on the charge of bigamy.
HENRY ScHoFFER, whose family resides at
No. II Bremen street, and who on last Fri
day night fell into a cellar on West Second
street and broke his leg, died last night from
the effects of his Injuries. The Coroner will
hold an inquest.
DR.. LoNGwoRTH's electric light is now
being put in place at the Type Foundry OF
Longworth street, back of the Volksfreund
office. The wires are also being stretched
across houses, and in a night or two the
students of the Ohio Medical College will
take in anatomy by electric light
JUDGE BuRNET yesterday issued writ Of
habeas corpus against the Police Commits
sioners, who had rearrested Henry Curt:
yesterday on the charge of being implicated
in the silk robbery at Aims & Doepke's, c
charge on which he had before been dis
missed The Police Commissioners las
evening ascertained that the writ was to bt
issued and let Curtis out of prison. The
Sheriff served the writ which was heard by
Judge Cox to-day and dismissed at the cos
of the rclator.
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RNnrI Of Public Works.

The Boatd met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
Proceedings in aid Of execution against
John Nolan by the Fidelity Insurance Com
pany were read and referred to the So
hcitor
A bill Of S43 50 was ordered paid to order
of w. Kicker for laying water-pipe.
Permission was granted TO John Nolte
to reset c;lrbs in front of No, 59s Walnut
street.
On application OF A. Birnbryer, reduc-
ton of twenty-five per cent. on amount
paid for Wagon No. S5 was made.
The improvement Of Barton street by Ber-
nard Leonard, was accepted as satisfactory.
A, petition OF the property holders on
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
Briefly Told,

NHClOnAl ABSOCluttu TIcSS W Illc Dthr.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 15.-In the trial of
Insurance Superintendent Smith to-day in
the Senate the defense rested their case.
The trial adjourned till next Thursday,
when the arguments will be made.
BosToN, March 15--In regard to the case
of barratry, reported from Baltimore, the
uncle of the Captain of the vessel Charles
Campbell believes his nephew was MUIR
dered because he would not be party to
the plot, and is making a determined effort,
through the British Consulate of this port,
to unshroud the mystery. The father OF
the murdered Captain is expected at Dem
arara every day. He is well known here as
an old and trusted hipmaster, and he is eX-
pected to aid in ferreting out the mystery.
MEMPHIS, March 15-A special from Hot
Springs reports another fire there this NOR
ming -Four wooden buildings on the east
side of Valley street, adjoining the recent
great fire, were destroyed. Loss $4,000 or
$4,000. Among the sufferers are K. A.
Cartright and Patsy Dugan, general stores.
EAST TAUNTON, Mass, March ia four
story tenement brick block, owned by John
Smith, was burned here this morning. Ori-
gin of the fire unknown. Loss covered by
insurance.
MoRR1sTowN, N. j., March 15.-Calvin
Stewart, sentenced to be hanged for killing
railroad fireman, received Communication
to twenty years imprisonment.
Concord N. H., March 15,-Lapage, the
murderer of Josie Langmaid was hanged
shortly after II o'clock this morning.
EAsTpoRT, Me, March 15.-Navigation is
open at Calaise, and vessels are sailing fol
New York.
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HANGINGS
Yesterday in Tennessee and To-day
i'm South Carolina and New Ha mp-


Yesterday in Tennessee and To-day
shire.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NASHVILLE, March 15.-Brown Cable, col
ored, was hanged at Winchester yesterday
afternoon. Rev. Levett, of the Presbyterian
Church, visited and prayed for him. Cable
protested his innocence to the last. AT the
signal for the drop he fell four feet, break
ing his neck and giving one shrug of the
shoulders. AT the fall his toes struck the
ground, necessitating the pulling up of the
body by six stalwart men so as to keep it
from touching the earth. He died within
seven minutes. The multitude looked upon
the scene unmoyed, everybody, black and
white, saying he deserved his fate. One
third of the crowd were women.
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 15.-The friends
and family of Robert McEvery, the mur-
derer under sentence to be executed to-day
made strenuous efforts last week to have
the sentence comInuted to imprisonment
for life Governor Hampton, however, re-
fused to grant the commutation prayed for,
McEvery on Saturday, and for the first time,
confessed having participated in at least
two other brutal murders besides that fol
which he is now under sentence of death
A second effort was made yesterday to OBJ
tain a respite, in order to induce him tc
make full confession The Governor, how.
ever, refused to grant this also, and he will
therefore be executed to-day in private, il
accordance with law just passed by the
present Legislature.
CONCORD, N. H., March 15-Jos LaPage
the murderer Of Josie Langmaid, is to be
hanged to-day.
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Local Personals.

Briggs Swift, ESQ, has returned from hs
Southern trip,
Chas 7. McCrea was discharged from
bankruptcy yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Prichard celebrated her
eighty-third birthday yesterday.
Mr.. G. W. Weaver has returned to ths
city from a visit to the oil districts of Penn
sylvania
A handsome and faithful portrait of Mr..
Linneus Norton, painted by Weber, has
been presented by number of members of
the institution to the Cincinnati GymnA-
SUM.
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The Arlington Case.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
RICHMOND, VA, March 15.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day Judge Hughes
rendered decision in the Arlington case
<taning the plaintiffs demurrer to the
Mtorney General S. suggestion that because
the United StatesSWas indirectly a defend
ant to the suit the%purt had no jurisdiction
to Try it. The ri4hg is that if a sovereign
Power intervenes in suit in which it is
not defendant on record with the objec-
ton that it can not be sued the Court will
look into the grounds of it's right to inter
yene, and that accordingly the Government
in this suit must stand upon the strength OF
the title, and not upon its exemption from
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Virginia Legislature.
3 "
ssociated Press to the Star.

National Ass0cl0ted PTess 70 Tie Star.
RICHMOND, VA, March l5.-The General
Assembly ended its hundred-days session
last night and adjourned to meet again in
December. lie compulsory readjustmcnt
schcmc-senli-repudiation act, as it is
called-having been vetoed by the Gov
ernor, nothing further was done in refer
cnce to settlement Of the public debt than
to- offer to holders of six per cent. bonds
registered bonds to bear three per cent. in
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed O.
record since our last report:
John ?, Fink AZ yrs, Germany.
Geo Geller, yrs, Louisville, Ky.
Fred. w Grimmessen, 7 mos; city.
Albert Schmenkneier, Is mos, city.
Jane A. Iredale, 81 yrs, England
Infant Brady, mos city.
Infant Zwicker, still-born, city.
John Bachner, 90 mos, city.
Infant Branning, still-born, city.
Albert Hof, mos, city.
Lizzie NJ. Hand, yr, city.
Thomas Mammalian, yrs, city.
Elizabeth Katmann 40 yrs, Germany
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Ninth street, between Harriet and Mclean
avenue, against the improvement OF said
street was referred.
Specifications for laying crossings on tbs
Public Landing were approved.
The Clerk was instructed to transmit TO
Council an ordinance appropriating to the
Board of Public Works from the Water
works Fund the sum of SIS, 759 80.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report
w. Shropshire and Mary E. Stamps,
Alex. Watkins and Amelia Fowler.
II. H. Berlekamp and Martha A. Hall.
II. B. Howard and Addie Miller.
John w. Moore and Emily Phillips
John Altherr and Kate Gruesser
Louis Store and Barbara Ropp.
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The Labor PARTY.

The Sixth Ward voters of this party meet
tonight at o'clock, at No. 2GO Walnut
street, for organization and election Of dele
gates.
The Ninth Ward meet for the same par
pose at No, "A West Court street, at O'Clock
tonight.
The Eighteenth and Nineteenth also meet; j;
place Of meeting not stated.
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Confederate Monument Shivered BY
Lightning.

NatIOnHI ASsOClateu PTeSS 70 IHe oCH
RICHMOND, VA, March 15.-During ter
rife thunder storm which ragged at Lynch
burg from 1890 to 2 o'clock, yesterday
morning, a splendid marble monument,
erected in the old Methodist Cemetery a
few years ago to the memory OF the Con
federate dead, was struck by lightning.
The marble eagle surmounttng the monu-
ment was shivered into pieces too small to
be counted, and the entire monument, from
top to bottom, was badly damaged.
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For Life.
FOR Lhke.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEwBURG, N. Y, March 15.-John G.
Baldwin, whose sentence for the murder Of
Springston, in this county, was commuted
by the Governor from hanging to imprison-
ment for life, was removed to Sing Sing
Yesterday
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procured silver sold it out on the streets at
from 10 to 125, and even as high as 100.
Pinchback Believes Anderson will
be Pard0ned.

New YORK, March 15.-The Posts Wash
ington special says P. B. s. Pinchback, in
a private letter received says that Governor
Nichols has determined not to act in Gen.
Andersons case until the courts dispose of
it, When the case is settled so far as the
courts are concerned, Governor Nichols
says he will act, and let the people of
Louisiana know his reasons for doing so.
Pinchback says that he is well informed as
to what is going on The inference is drawn
from what he writes that Anderson will be
hardened
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National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 15.-Both parties
in the Legislature are against change in
the tariff, and resolutions condemning the
Wood Tariff Bill passed in the Senate by
36 to B.
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terest for eighteen years. and four per cent.
for thirty-tw years. Any funding under
this act will be purely voluntary on the
part of the bondholders.
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Mercifully Considered Accidental
National Associated Press To the Star

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-In the case of
young lad, Charles Welsh, aged thirteen,
who shot his playmate for refusing to give
him some candy, the Coroner's jury merci-
fully found the killing accidental.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Last appearancesof the
COLVILLE FOLLY COMPANY.
Change of Piece-The management complying
with the great desire to witness the spectacular
burlesque of
ROBINSON CRUSOE,
1t will be presented THIS (FrdGyD EVENING for
the benefit of MILE EME' ROSEAU. MIR.
WILLIE EDOUIN, in his great character OF Fri
day" Secure your seats
ROBINSON CRUSOE,
This Evening and Saturday Matinee and Evening
only.
, Sunday Evening" Farewell-Babes in the Wood.
Monday March 18th, Uncle Toms Cabin"
DIR. O'LEARY,
In response to the invitation of His Honor the
Mayor and other distinguished citizens will COM
snence a course of Lectures in Robinson's Opera
house, MONDAY NIGHT, March IS, at o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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N ing crayOn drawing &c, soc, of booksellers
or by mail JESSE HANkY q CO., l19 Nassau
street New York
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123t
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10 q brick house of seven rooms and bath hroom
dry cellar gas and water. Will be rented low to Il
responsible tenant Apply at II Dudley street, Or
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FOUND.

TOUND - MONEY On Monday March 11th,
i1 1873 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. mhl2-4W
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pertaining to the A. 0. U. W. Return to MIR.
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