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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

ROME, July 24-The Radical journal, La
Capitate. protests warmly against any de-
monstration opposed 10 Austria ana IN
favor of annexation, and says that the pro-
moters OF the agitation are now known to
be the enemies OF Italy and OF the present
Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

ox.rrox-glvEa 1MpEoyEMENT-D EArH
a or COUNTRY YOUNG MAN---THS PETERs-
nrsG DELEGATES no THE DISTRICT eoSvES.
1IoS--LUNATIcs IN JMr.--THE METHODIST
c,SpcpESCH. sf.a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

gospel and song service at the Y. n. G.
A. Hall. with au address by physicisa-
Or. W. L. Hypes, Presiding Elder *
the M. Is Church, will preach in Grnes
M. Il. church, Avondale, to-inOrroW
morning and evening.
E. D. Morris, ID, OF Lane Theeiogi-
cal eeminary, Walnut Hills, will an
dress from the pulpit 0! the Uaisn
Church tomorrow evening.
The Inyincibles give their second par
ty at Smiths Hall, on Ninth street be-
tween Main and SJ camOre streets, nczt
Wednesday evening, January 20.
Mr. Ii. rhane Miller and Prof. w. II,
poane will conduct the services at tho
First Presbyterian Church, III CWa-
minsyilic, tomorrow morning 1t IL
O'Clock.
The Cincinnati Furniture EKchaRge
will hold theiI annual nleoiiug ~ ras@
No. 9, Grand Opera-hons", next Monday
eyeoing for The purpose OF electlnE
tficers.
The employees ofth, Mt. Auburn Stresx
Railroad will give a bail Tuesday eyes-
ing, January 22, at Lookout House, Tor
the benefit OF Thomas Benton, Oas nj
Lbeir conductors, vino has Curing thz,
past year been confined to his room With
scrOfula.
The entertainment at Pixies Opsra.
ncuse Tonight Tor the benefit OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Viii
consist OF lectu Q entitled, "frayels In
Europe" delivered BY Adam A. Kramss.
Esq, with s.ereopIical Illustrations
under the direction OF Professor
strasburg.
At 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternooa \
mass meeting will be held at PikGsA
Opera.house, at WHOM Nj. Van Meter
viii speak about r Ime, St. Peter aaA
the Vatican. To-nlgnt Mr.. Vau Meter
speaks at the Y. NC. A. Hall. tomorrow
nnrning at the Lane Seminary Cuarcis,
and tomorrow night at the SeysntA-
street Congregational Clurch.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
ANOTHER CHARLIE ROSS.
This Time the Right Ago and with
the Same Hair and Eyes.

National Associated Press 70 the star
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 10 Tho brig
Potomac arrived here from DsmerGra
last night with small boy on board,
aud this morning there lie sensation IN
town over the report that be is Charley
Ross,
The boy says his name Is Charley
Ross, anu that he was sometimes called
John Silvanus. The Captain OF the brig
states that the little fellow arrived in
Demerara from Boston some four years
ago.
Tue woman who accompanied him WAS
dissolute in her habits, and was fee
quently arrested for beating the boy. A
tew months ago she abandoned him, an d
Mr. A. 7. Per0t, one Of the owners
OF the brig Potomac, took him in
charge and sent him here for the pur.
pose Of placing him in some charitable
institution. The boy has brown hair
and syes, and is apparently about seven
years olu.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

Captain r. W. Lightburn, OF Memphis
is at the Hotel Emery.
DR.. M. Tabier. OF the Southern Rail-
road at Harrodeburg, KY, is at the G!b-
son House.
MIR. and Mr.. Z. HsckengeT, OF Delhi
Township, celebrated their golden we'd
ding last Wednesday.
Mr.. Burton, OF Ayondale, has ordered
a pair ui Amherst pheasants as a gilt to
the z biological Garden,
Hiss Jenaie Fisher, OF Walnut Hills,
aud Mr.. Ed. {. OIe, of this city, are to
he married at an early date.
James X. Wilson, the architect, is de-
signing a monument for Johu Nj.
Mueller, E ,q,,'to be placed in Spring
Grove. 1t is to be sixty feet in height
and of classical desigu.
MIR. Charles +. Seaman, Superintend- :
ent of the firm Louis Silk 6 Co., was
presented with an elegant slde-board
aud set OF chairs Thursday evening, by
the employees under his charge, the oc-
casion being the fifth anniversary OF his
marriage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
w "A SHINGTON
ssHrish wit and HWGnOr.n
IL 10 tn rl,

Sa;'onal Associated Press to the Star.
AsHlNGToN, Jan. 19-Hon. $. S. Coz
has been invited by members OF tie
Maryland Legislature to deliver q lee.
ture at Annapolis, Md, on Wednesday
evening 23l inst. tie has accepted the
invitation, and will lecture upon "lrlsh
Vii and Humor."
The Records OF the Rebellion.
The Secretary OF War, in ~ communi.
cation concerning the compilation and
publication OF the records OF the Rebel
lion, transmitted to the House, asks
that a Commission may be designated
to examine the work already done, with
u view to determine what steps shall be
taken to compile and arrange the ma e.
rial finally ior publication.
The Secretary gives il as his idea that
when the question is settled as to the
form in which the work is to be pub
lished, and further legislation, il any is
necessary, shall authorize it, the officer
IN charge shall put the work in the prop
er tOIm as rapialy as possible, and that
it shall be submitted as rapidly as pos
sible to Congress for publications.; that
Congress shall order for it's own use for
distribution such 4 number OF copies as
it may ses fl, and shall authorize or di-
rect the Pubic Printer to strike off u
certain number Of copies, In addition,
for sale, perhaps at u small remunera-
tive price.
A Defense OF the Hampton Cow
ernnLent.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-rhe Evening
Post says: The people who have been
waiting ior evidence to show that Gov
ernor Hampton, of South Carolina, was
not sincere in the pledges which he
made that exact justice would be done,
so far as possible, by Democrats Of his
State toward ali classes OF citiz me, or
that he would not be able to carry into
effect his own wishes, are in a tair way
OF becoming discouraged. South Caro-
lima Outrages on colored men have
ceased, taxes are willingly paid and
State expenses largely reduced. Men,
bers OF old rings offered trials, and when
convicted the evidence against them is
SO clear as to leave no room for honest
excuse in their behalf, and when Repub-
lcans take interest enough to bring out
q majority vote, as has recently been
the case, they elect candidates without
any unlawful opposition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
THE LATEST KENTUCKY TRAGEDY,
Full Particulars of the Mob in
Fayette County.

special to the Star.
LEXINGTON, Jan. 19-The following
facts nave been developed relative to
the deliberate and premeditated murder
OF the three negro men named Ed. Clax-
ton, john Davis and Tom Turner re-.
spectiveiy, in the East Hickman pre-
ciuot. Immediately after the report was
given, Maj. B. G., Thomas. Sheriff, 40
companied by several deputies, started
for the scene of the tragedy. On ariiv-
ing at simpsons Woods, which are
about eleven miles from the city on the
ra.e's Creek Pike, they found the dead
bodies Of Ed. ClaxtOn and John Davis
hanging from TWO trees situated about
one hundred and thirty yards apart.
ClaXton was about thirty years oil age,
and OF medium size. Davis was about
seventeen years OF age. Proceeding Tor
about mile further, the dead body of
the farm OF Mr.. Mclsaac, he Gunner
and his wife being employed by Mr. Nc,
Isaac.
On the bodies OF Claxton and Davis
papers were found, with the folio " lug
inscriptions:
''rbese shall not be taken down before
10 o'clock. X X. H."
lu short, it is said that these negroes
were implicated in the murder Of Slort-
man in that neighborhood soms weeks
ago, and q warrant was Issued by Short
mans son for their arrest, and placed in
the hauds Of Constable Bob Fox, who
arrested the men about 3 O'clock We'd
nesday afternoon on farm about eight
miles from Lexington, where they were
employed. They were placed III the
East Hickman SchooLhouse by Fox,
who was assisted by two men named
Wyatt and Crane. This was not right, as
they should have been placed in the
County Jatf.
They~Were guarded until midnight,
vixen a party OF unknown mon made the
guards give up their prisoners. Toe
papty OF unkno1n men went irst to the
cabin el Tom Turner aud forced an en-.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
FORGED VOUCHERS. .
A Nice Sensation in the Corona
DffiCe.


A Nice Sensation in the CorOne<ss
office.
For some time the C0roner's Office has
been Systematically vlo:imized OF atSi-
oles that have been lying around loose
on the desks. No clue could be foaad
which might lead 10 a conjecture as 10
who the thieying party was.
Not long ago the Coroner discovered
that the drawer in which his vouchers
for jury and witness fees we're ksy5
was being tsmpered vita. Vouchers ts
the amount vi fifty or more were taken
out at q time.
The suspicious of the Coroner wsyp
aroused. He set watch in his private
room in the rear of the Gfitoe, aAa
/ through glass in one Of the parLIueMs
the Waterman was able to keep his eys
on every thing that transpred.
Day before yesterday his )abors wefz
rewarded by seeing some one come IA
through the front door, 81 to the yeTcler
drawer, and, with tue aid OF a key, Opaa
Int. The man then touk nunber ps
vouchers, went to the Coroner's desk.
found the number Of the last il QAeaS.
aad left.
Coroner Stitch had few days presI-
ously been notified by Mr. EboYiing, sas
Pay Deputy in the Auditors Office, tAas
he had frequently been approached by a
certain person, who had presented ose
or two vouchers tu him almost every
other day.
MT. Eberling was OF the opinion thaa
the uaMe Of Coroner Sslch was forged.
the forgery, however, seeming gosd
one. lie notified the Coroner, who, On
being shown the vouchers, at once pre-
nouuced taem iosgoriss. Tie next dsg
the suspected party was again watched.
and discovered at his old tricks.
Two vouchers we're presented to ME.
Eberling, and no knowing that the Cero-
ner during the week, aud previous ~
the date on which the vouchers Ysra
issued, mad made private marx OH al
vouchers given out by him, which wss
wanting on these, at once became aware
that these were fraudulent ones.
He paid them, nevertheless. On belsg
Instructed to do so, and ut once nosiae&
the Coroner OF what had L.anspir.R-
Coroner Stich proceeded Immediately b
sWear out warrant before 'Squi,1
DossDlan for the arrest OF man naInsG
Thomas J. flaming, hunge--on OF tae
Cyroner's Office under DR.. Maiey's All
min iStraL!on.
Fanning is charged with forgery IN
uaFlhS sSueu otieu h"me W d HuHSN
OF these vouchers, two Of which were
presented during tuis weak to Mr.. Essr-
ling aud cashed. Fanniug was .ouBa
late last evening at his home. and takoh
Eetore Squire Dossman, who coutiMuea
the case until next Wednesday,
Bail was liked ia the sum OF SSA.
which flaming after a short time u
nished.
Coroner Stitch says he has clear cxss
against Fauning, and that TIE latter is
good toe a Tree rtde TO Coiun5us, s.aI
aiso kong stay III thu Penltea;iar!.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
BANQUET TO HON. B, II. BRlSTOW
He Responds Commanding Preei-
dent Hayes, aud Declaring z
Against the silver Dollar.


National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 19.-Ex-Seoretary Of the
Treasury, Ben amin FL. bristow. was
entertained last night at dinner ut the
Revere House by number Of proffli-
nent gentlemen Of this city. After the
cloth was removed, the guest oil the
evening was complementary toasted,
and he responded 1T length in speech,
in which he reviewed the recent polit-
ical events, remarkiDg that President
Hayes was engaged in fulfilling the
promises Of civil service reform made
III the Cincinnati platform, in his letter
accepting the nomination and in his in-
auyural address.
blr. BristOw made no allusion to the
Southern question. A large portion Of
his address was devoted to the financial
quesliOp, in the course OF the treating OF
which, he declared nimsell unQuaIif-
edly against the demonstration Of sll-
yer, aud IN favor OF sound currency,
the preservation of the public credit,
and an early resumption of specie pay
ments. The address was warmly APP
plaudej.
Other remarks were made by Mayor
Pierce, Richard II. Dana, Jf., Hon. John
Long, Speaker OF the House OF R!pre-
senlNtiyes; President CAadLouGp, OF
Williams college, and large pumbcr
OF other prominent citizens of Lh q
state, and other n w EGgluuh States.
THO banquet closed at u Iale hour! 1t
was an ovation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
INDIAN DEPARTMENT TROUBLE.
A Neglected. Agent Airs His Opin,
SONS.

|
IONS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Jan. 19.-The following is
special dispatch to the Tribune from
Lawrence, Kansas;
city reporter held an Interview TO-
day with Dr. Vim. Nicholson, late Cen
tral Superintendent OF Indian Affairs in
this city. In reply to various questions.
DR.. Nicholson states that The Superin-
tenaent was discontinued because it is
the policy OF the present Commissioners
OF Indian Affairs TO require agents to
report directly to Washington. Dr..
Nicholson mas not been removed from
office, and has never received any word
oil complaint against him sell from the
President, the Secretary OF the Interior,
nor the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
He has just obtained from private
source the report OF Board Of Inquiry
concerning tne' charges against Chiet
CleA Gatpin and the late Comm ssiouer
smith. On account, as DR.. Nicholson
alleges, OF his friendship 1or these gem
tlemen the said Bard OF Iuquiry mas
goue out Of its way to attack MIN. He
is fully prepared to show tue talsehood
aud malicious character OF this attack
upon himself, and proposes 10 do so in a
proper way. AS he rs an officer oil the
United States in good Standing, and as
no opportunity OF explanation was ever
given MIN he regards the official pu3-
licaliou OF this report as an act Of ftyrapAy
and malice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

Miss hae ClaXton, tue eminent act
ress, appears at Robinsom's Opera
house next week in her original role o.
Louise" In the "Two Orphans"
Miss Lillian Cleves Clark Will play The
part oil "Henriette," and the remainder
or the casr, a very strong one, by the
way, is maze up from Mr.. Maoauiey' -
excellent company.
Ybe play VIII be presented with new
anu elaborate scenery, and in manner
in every way worthy OF The artist who
assumes the leadiag role. No one eau
afford to miss seeing the beautiful and
talented Kate Claxton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
A muse ssle nts.

At the Grand Opera-hOuse "The Dan.
ites," mA.iuee and night. Next week
Nine. Vvn Stamwilz in Lady Jane
Grey!
At Koblnson's Opera-house Mrs. Ma
cauley closes her engagement TODAY
With two performances matinee and
night. Last chance to see "The Moth,
er's Secret" Next week, Kate Claxto1
in "The Two OrphanS."
AT Pixies Opera-house Monday night,
Nine. Pappenh"lm, MIR. Charles Adams
and the splendid Opera Company, in L
TrUvatOre." Secure seats at D0omeyel
q Newhalrs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

trance by breaking the door. Tom said
II they wanted to Kill him they mad 70
do it tbers, aud was Immediately SCOT
to death in the presence OF his vile.
Nothing more 10 known of what trans
plred from shat time until the bodies
Of the dead men were found.
The entire community expresses tho
greatest indignation at this great crime,
and Indications are that sufficient clue
mas been Obtained TO fix the punishment
where it belongs; and It is n general
Wish that the criminals will be brought
to justice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
Anha0u nCenae eMas.

The attaches OF the Bellevue House
will enjoy a grand ball at thae place 10
night.
Bishop Jaggar will officiate tomorrow
morning and evening at the Bishop Free
Chapel.
Rev. pr. G. II. Payne will preach to.
morrow morning at 81. Paul N. E.
Church.
Ball Of the Ninth Ohio Regiment at
Turuer Hall tonight in commem0ratiun
OF the Battle of Mil Springs.
Rev. james 8. Walker, of Adrian,
Mioh., will preach Tomorrow morning
and evening at Grace M. L. Church.
+ AT Q O'Clock tomorrow there viii be o
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
--7--------7- . . ~F~@------------
NEW YORK CITY.

The Harvard ESeQneSt Contested
AatIonal Associated Press to tho star
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Dr. Martin Paine
Winnett, physician, died in this city
some time ago and willed his large fol.
tune to Harvard College, for the purpose
of building library. The will was
rff4red for probate yesterday, aud a pc.
titlon was filed by DR.. Horatio Paine, a
nephew of tue deceased, asking that the
legality Of the beques be passed upon,
and ii it should be found illegal, that
the estate be divided among the natural
heirs, as though the testator had died
intestate. The will was admitted to
PROBATE, and Surrogate will hereafter
pass upon its legality.
Ths AbscOnding Murphy.
IT is rumored that Owen Murphy. the
absconding Excise Commissioner, is
lying hOpelessly ill at a hotel near Mon
treal, Canada, aud that his vile has
bssu recently taken to Bloomingdale
Asylum for the Insane.
The Tramp Question.
The Evening Post thinks well Of SEN
ator RoDertsoRs new plan for dealing
with tramps, which provides that per.
sons arrested for VAgraGcy shall be Sc mt
to the State Work.h0use, managed with
o Wow 70 teAohihS tfamps habits of in
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

Melodeon Hall was literally packed
last night, on the occasion OF the coz
cert by the Cincinnati Choral Society.
A splendid programme was spiendidly
rendered, and ell were delighted.
An associate nlembers ticket TO
TIE Choral Society costs but five
dollars, add entities the holder to two
reserved seats at every concert. More
music and better music for the money
than was ever before offered by any or
ganizatiDn. The active members OF the
Cboral Society are the finest singers Of
Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
FIRE THIS MORNING.
Thomas AsbNry,s Ice.hOuSc Badly
DaEnnscds

DaEnnScds
About hali-past II O'Clock this mora
ing TWO fire alarms were slgnaled froan
Box TO, which summoned nine oSrA-
panies to the burning ice.house of Taos.
Asbury Il Co., situated on the east aida
or the canal, between Grant and Twelfth
streets.
The tre originated in the southwest
corner Of the hay-lOn VIII ch was Hden
with hay and oats, and from there is
quickly sprcal over the whole length 6f
zoe loft, Il distance VI ninety feet. La q
short time the fire burned farcely, ta&
1t was soun put uhd9r control Uy taB
Department, and in short time was ex-
tinguished BY the large amount Of water
poured on it.
lts origin is unknown. There was NO
fire In the building at the time, and in
no way can Is be accounted ivr. The
men were in tue Office ~ the time and
were not aware OF what had happened
until the Cry of fire was given outside.
The horses and harness, which were on
The second fl ror, were all removed, bUS
about leu tons of bay and one GuMursd
and ty bushels OF oats, whicn were
stored In the loft, were entirely de-
stroyed.
The roof and the sides of the loft were
also destroyed, making the estimatsd
damage from $1,000 to $4,000, exclusive
Of the damage TO the ice. Tue building
was reuted to the CineInnati lee Go,,
aud ali the stock belonged to them, bus
both the building and the stock wess
fully in. ured, there being policy OF
$4,000 on the stock in the National ia-
surance Company, and a policy 0, $2s9as
10 the Miami Valley Company, aaa vss
OF $4,000 in the Eagle Company on tas
buiiulIg.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
LATEST LOCAL.

AT l O'Clock all alarm was sounded
from Box a. caused by q small
fire In the third story OF
the house occupied by Mi
p" "iemann, situated on Gest street, a
little below Harriet. The fire was ex.
tinxuished by baAd, however, without
the aid OF the engines, before much dam
age was done. Its origin is un known.
JESSE UNDERWOOD, the leader OF the
Underwood gang, 0I Lewis County, Ky
who become famous la ely for his crimes,
was brougbt over by ralt to-day 10 Ow-
iDgsyille, KY, for having killed the Dep.
uty Sheti1, who, about week ago,
tried to arres; Underwood, and wounded
him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

National A Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 19.-Unemployed men
parated the streets this morning with
banners in scribed, "Hunger Knows No
Law
Cole & Turuops mill, at ScitHate Har.
Dor, was destroyer by fire last nisht. TO-
gether with its contents. Loss 81 coo.
The fire WAS OF incendiary origin.
Georges straw works at MCntham
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000. A hundred hands were em-
ployeu d! The works, which were run.
ming on full time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

Mr.. VLeary, tae world-renowned Pc
destrian, has concluded an engagement
with Mr.. Starr, proprietor or the High
land House, to walk in this city, COM
mencing next Monday week, the 2Svh
inst.
He will walk at the Highland House
Belyedere, and the affair will be made
especially Interesting by the efforts Of
our amateurs, who will try their powers
OF pedcstrianizing in short walks against
the champion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
PIXIES OPERA-H0USE.

MONDAY, Farewell ! WEDNESDAY,
Jan. n. | Appearance January 2S
NINE. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM
And MIX. CHARLES ADAMS
IN GRAND OPERA, for Positi yely Two (9)
Nights Only, supported By their entire Mag
efficient Lyric Combination.
MONDAY, January Il,
IL TROVATORE.
Mme. Pappenhem. m.....................L Leonora
Mr. Charles Adams. ........... Manrico
And 6 Great Cast.
WEDNESDAY, January &3-Wa8ner's
TANNHAUSER.
b!me. Pappenheim. m.'.......'.',..,a;. Elizabeth
Nr. Charles Adams. .Tannhauser
And an Immense Cast
Musical Director or..............Ma Max. Maretzak
Seats for sale at Dobmeyer " NewhalFs, e.
vest Fourth street Also, h!brettos (23cl. Pop
IL. Reserved Seats, rarquet and Circle SOC
extra. Admission, Balcony, 75c. Reserved
Seats in Balcony, 25c extra Private BOXES.
ST. Galley, SOC. ja1S-3t
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FOUND.

EOUED - aROCERiES - DaYton butter
T. crackers, Sc; Nj eple Favored corn syrup,
20c; best lard, lGo; English pick
les, 3Oc; refned sorghum molasses.
50c per gallon: new tomatoes, beans,
corn, pears, cherries, l03; new beans. &c per
quart; ~ lbs best -four, 81. THORNBURY'S,
IS East Pearl, al West Sixth, Locust and
Park avenue, northwest corner Sixth and
Plum, northeast corner Elizabeth and John.
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ioual Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEWPORT, K. l., Jan. 10. Alfred
Smith, the wealthy real estate man, vas
to-day bound OYER to appear before the
Superior C0urtto answer The charge OF
having committed All indecent assault
upon Mrs. Augustus Fleiss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
Miss Won HIIlern,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Miss Won Hill
lern In walk is Attempting eighty-nine
miles in twenty-siX hours. At 11:50 A.
M., she had completed sixteen miles and
was on time. She has averaged a mile
in fifteen minutes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
The Charter Oak,

National Associated Press TO the star.
HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. ia further
postpol ement of one week was granted
to-lay by the Court on the hearing OF
the question of a receivership for the
Charter Oak Life.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
EThe Wastes and BurdeMs OF So
CieLy,s,

The above is the Title OF the new lee
ture. by Rev. Henry Ward Bescher, to
bo delivered at Pixies Opera-house on
the 30th inst, by the distinguished
preacher and orator. Seats may be Sc.
CURED at Dobmeyer & NeWhalls music
store, commencing next Thursday morn