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New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
THE ASSAULT on SENATOR FoRRLsE
BELL Is REpGIMANDED, AND TIE
COMBATtNTs SHAKE HANDS.
~ AI.rf1 ~ III

COLUMBUS Ohio, May 1.-The Senate com
mittec appointed to investigate the attack made sen
aor Forrest by Commissioner Bell, yesterday morning
arrived at the conclusion that Mr. Bell had committed
grave digny upon the Senate but he says the act
was committed the impulse Of the moment, the com
Inttcc win 20 further than severely to rcprmand the
Cnnssi lncr Mr Bell then offered his hand To Senator
Forrest, who accepted IT, Tie motion made To abolish
commissioners Office VIII remain pigculhOcd, the
matter will be passed over, and the two Oegercut, OF
Yesterday will dwell together in amity.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
BRITISH CRITICS COMPLIMENTARY.


Paris specials consider that the opening of the
Exhibition was one of the most impressive
popular demonstrations ever witnessed in
Pans, although the official ceremony was
somewhat marred by the crowd breaking in upon
the rear of the procession the Pont de jena
About 100 900 persons congregated at the exit gate
and chcered the departing dignitaries. Among the
notabihties present at the opening, were the Ger
man and Russian Ambassadors and the Papal
NuncO.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
spRINGER,S RESEARCHES.

EX PARrE TEs riMONY AGAINST MINISTER SEWARD
EXToRTIo>AIE CHARGES Al A CONSULATE IL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

PRESIDENT MACMAHON RECEIVED WITH GREAT
HoNOR-A Graceful AND MANLY ADDRESS
MADE by TIE MINISTER OF COMMERCE-MARKED
ATTENTION. SHOWN TO TIE AMERICAN DEPART
MEST.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

THREE MEN KILLED AxD TWELVE INJURED by TIE
EXPLOSION or THE low BOAT wARSER on TuE
MISSISSIPPI MvEE-RUMOR THAT The CAPTAIN
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
PERFECTING THE BANKRUPT BILL.

TIE SENATE, AFTER TWO DAYS OF DISCUSSION
SENDS THE BILL BACK TO The COMMITTEE
AGAIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
U COW pRO.pErr,

Wv arc ioiormrd 'hst a fcnueman
named Thee. A fmaci ,pm l'ru
fy'vani' aud N the oppioy Of yc 40
corporations, has been pru, pec,ipg fp
cool south VI town. We wcin ,lovl
spe 'meas orquirls anl s,uu- vh,rl.
wer. found by bim he i quite s,u
su,n ia, coal may lc Gun, here a, r
derth tarEiug rru $40 10 SEQ t,cl
teIuw ,ho suffice, aud lie viii ,nk n
shan here next sl',le a. provo oi
di'prove %h,siheory. We hope that
a@ highest expectation may be- ,cal,1.
81. With n good saprly Of coal hcr
IN addition To u rtesrat resource,
wc m'y lock for a business rra,puit,
second 10 mono IN the STATE.
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vl.vs. 80 .. GlS.,i \,

lp.trgr,i,n give, III al ~, -
. , ihrr,l ctu.,''m opru h
tilH. sri gent, u"r
t~,uttls, irt admission - tho
p,rJ,,i ~ Department uutps - /,
81 sS,utnYtn ~ Duhn unhv.
N,liirv, Ar,Lme'ir G~ srsphv. Eny
t.t G,tnwtr. All the tli.tor, NJ ihc
lur'cl ~ta,r. lp.t rclin, is given m
h'ptrr hi hnrri'. Englsh Nnsl, -
,ud Pw scal Biography. each tor a
,Irgir t'Im.
rilt'oS FRrr To Az.
FA'I ltau t-sts rCEsp,Y Sen
'unr L, iS1S. aud vnd- fKnAY,
y ,H mttt u
WISE T M h,r ~ TnusspAY,
lanu,r ,,,J'pi mis- VI ia ~
NrlINs nsH r'u. \ l.. al
Goose. ou M Stgaab WtuNE~p y
Il Jtuc. "a dis e. ,r aauuaig IA.
n, rc4 tt
Gotta ga -,u'a ming "a 'B',ruy.
tt,n, e hst plsr SIR p's,twt 4,
y r. Fi,R.ii, "a c boz
Luc .1. Ju'l d. lS1~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

The mepbers elect of The rs, ~
tnra IN Neu,shA CO. Lssc cali, | aur,l
ins a. cci,c 10 ,,tuuin. lrm ,hcn
e%sns'i'oss,' a. 10 thcif proc, cdate u,
ths legislature ,ld, win,er. Iii. g., .
good rove uoj ~ tslicvo thu, irout
igid atofs would oil take pnins "a
knew more about The rcnrrp wat'
Il would be better ior ,lcm and ,ir
yeopie they umo rnt
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- IN RE-
NJ

~ q pU thr S.'ri ,rpi,us "a,
tls t,s 10 H. oi i"ri - s',r
,,u ~ NrH 1872 ,,c Il e rl.,fTI :
''lrNc, sc 4 - raNrB. sIW
SCAM, lFleJr pi,su ,
~laaDy, v,,Ia.sts ta-. IR.F.t ia
I,,N q As,tt Hfarve ue,.iN
INA KtCtt, sNsJw 10 tl.sIstata
~ NtS 80 uau,s
~ ,,cA,t ~s g. ,e 900,
uau 80 stQi mG
t.r -. D,s 'l, !,
lal u'"u ~ -" esq trl
Address hAEAtlg l,Hus,ti,G
~, ,'t,. So,
Ia yc'ss ,r 10, euse, an ~
lds &c. ucT 500 ave, q 10 N~v
Y cans,
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.---..-...-.

The s'rsuet pumsiani auicr Caoc-
sehwei an, who ba, W1iv 10 'uts
sercsa the Atlantis, W.. tun j va
Is, voct b. a Wrl.h ba,k. Hsny 81
Nc ho.i, AID otw dcgsticd tauif
Ios's bat he ClI' stol 20 tho iut
hui vas picked ur hy l.,4'. ldy
iou 81 The ,n haul,rd abl twenty
rcfs1us On h,,i w.ir cir wu,L
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ss'sram-s CT TessAtrs' Ass:.ls,';n
Nesting 70 so-O,s i :i,..!,. "a
!eaay c.sss sss@l hsu,,. g

es " .V"s~Fs aasssss'lsG
Nesting 20 DO Zee - :i,..!,: 20
!Snay Geek sssSl hsu,,. g
s~atsss-y. e: u. 1919
soto 10 Opening cscrois ,.
10 to 20 80 or,hVSn,by, 4. J.
Burton.
10 30 TO II Gsmmar T. l. Yss
gart.
u 60 ll.Sn fcae,iaas, Miss s. j.
Noble.
II 30 TO - Essays, Ms. sct,lt,
Miss Ausa ihssa,
u ,ol M0tr
% 'S0 a. : History. W resh
i'so ~ fhyiaug y. a.d kson &
W, Srn,g,r
sns so Geography. ] NJ June,
:1toS y rslrt "a The rhy,.ca
Geography u N,ss'cr enp,y, a.
itrker.
Sm3 80 A lesson oa the cnn.,;tu
,!cn 81 the Uaiiei s,rs, Gun,
Hsrs,y
s. S1,ot Sclcct Rcslre % E,.sy,
Ill u. Clope'. NJ, Euwn tia,.o
Al az invited 10 a,,yDd.
j. Z, Wu,erS,
4. B,ru Ceum;,,,,
y 5 Pole.
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Weather 0 secvEtsns &c. the Meath Q.
Nsvsc.ber 1878.

HiShes, tepss rataro 7as on The
Oh.
L"wes, ,,mp era,urc 100 on the -
20 ana 90,h.
Mean moothlr ,cmpNalurc. 81 ,
Thermorc'crrca3 u, uoan ,sch d,y
There wcre - pleasant days. o.e
fcss, day, Que clnuiy day wi,hou,
is'o. hnd one rsiny lay
Total rainfall, o75 ,Rcics. oa al,
oh.
Ncr'heily winds prevailed.
There were 40 lieh Mods. aud I,
was ealml Strthe umc.
u W. kAionr Observer.
i%GayHlc Sch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

J. H. seaman Mas el,ccl senator
~ TIC 23,h I,.uie, by co m my
',st llauman bhs The orr e,aic vhob
was si,cn liu b,f ne oil tho capn 10.
w'tS ieard e. %. Nh Srpman ~.
appealed 10 ITO Supnm, Court f.,
paudpmu', comedian the Cphya +,
bostj 20 issue lin ,lr certificate H.
ought to bssr H..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

A,,s'o of lhwl.,ncss prsaii. ~
Jsckson. ~. ilo,d,hel anJ b ftyi
bio coutrpl oftha tGwu - kept W. D.
a 10 al OF outlaw
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ts.s g. ssssiSs.ICs
w KILN tKAWI kE.1E

fhi, ,apsr. wl,ch i, ~uusvus,h
go",r, mry 70, hsi nj ury y ". ~
TT ~ t> l,f cniy Ao,uI -
tvrl''r'n, just pg"i 90 ,
Ns'n', str Nat'yt N,,y'w yr' ~
Tie sut.outnoh., a. 1l,'Hi Sd 60 ,t..
ya'h vu & ia auurn N, IA
q Ctal sA,u,s NAY s,u. a 8 ser
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To ConsumptiYcs

The sl,,i"r having too ,r,p,a
uett, cnc, IS tttt at,,i dt-ea e c'u
,ua Vtup,t, , a ~Nnpi. e. mv.,N. - gx.
tn, Tu paky ku we g. a., iuN al,
ttpr, Toe ,Dv-u- ui catv L. sI y
JsDV g. Il Nti -bs $50 90
az ,yup lrr ~ u, ttr, ~ luf-
vvH'h j c.rtu Cess triA pa r,.
u.r'. e ana ob 'leyW d
'stc Az l,r Gus q q .ra. ..
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isult. "a tlr rsilra
Vac 'ss' D 81 r NON
!vt ur st, lF IA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

The North Plate Re- hti "use
IT, Owsba r,nes.kr ~ issk ~ni"n'
glove. e. siyeri-iis f. % Amen
eau boy 10 ,he ptin,iae .fioo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

Pref AutLey " sstu'its W loss
On the lIsi .rfa. ~ AcE~'k'
W,uj,,, T he i,t, y ~ AZ al b.
s.od lsnas ,fous staIr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
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Ari 90 lts ls' curs 70 Csc ID 81
fta 81. a.i4at s'sa .oi i4- 1itfs
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come uattiys tiy ut.fH at ys.y
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ai wue utsr uHp 90 10 ir, wu.
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ga ~" uurti 10 i~, 40 - cling.
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7dbinly rtpHrd g. .i' pli"H li thf
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fns olt.'a.bn whir'. lu'l.g
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there wl.a mo.i r.r fil a,,,lrr.
b, .ir gt gui,t,r !, ppt ursl t,t "a
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lum circ. tc-..,', or an,, tsr'y I
so uu.i'r Oh" ststv Lot 81 um ~, b.
a4g IL rpo.p,ysn, 80 % -, DO rcm,n,
ih,n inl lh,r.. ufthtt II crt .nlui
uiun, - c,li,l and Ne e,t e., hy the
.nIill. "a, g.. o.. Iu,c snl uuc. L,,
rov sic found 10 a., ln,i, csc.ta &,
ir arst - t,r #. of,lc NIX ra,Ip
H. sar,,.ur uuun ',bp L.rnn. ,b.,
fuua.it,ni vty tbr,pu, bnt is., ,.
rlstr'y ~a,.crci, LAWN ~ h,pI ur,r
no Billie a ia, san, time tia, WIN
ever - T.. fund that % ,ari Of. io,r,
,uH cs Nitt rlitem"nt 81 tic ltn,l
,hut thc l, III uuu give ra . +, o.,
erce. 90 tire .,i chin ~, hnpt Il, L..
authoritative. Nos a.l sha, !.
.olarc' Aud ~ i,lly viii $50, SIN.
r'y kDoW'c isr, tchu c,'iy, ~ VI '.r
s,'tenut'calis .Iarg,d erl ntr ate
.cicpco il att iiut wna' Know q g
does 'alrnsr ipc,pt' Scicfrc i,rul,s
I'll Truth bui cyc.y ih1, ,ho taco,
which base Ucc med a,y,ly and tb,
t'c's that c.n ani m,. cnrh,r,aG,r.
Now any eSb'r,tio IL Iri,h ini
Tsci vAich j ~s ~; c%,n,,i, al I'M.
nuivorsr Hfrlb 81 both ar tl,i o,y
pariH ,xh,hts rum ard ..ct.
'c''bc'. tut ~ n,mrr. am. ,.iill,
'n wHieai Sor IL ihu man .,Ir,,
u.s. VIII, j. un@a,lns,nrl viii nay
ruth ~ fact, ur wh, vdrr,; i,um,.
'ih'' ou1 o, ,hy o,ncr. s.I . Mo
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tnd TIM, ihsy ave e c.,nl nnth,,,t, a..
ours, pc ir instance. N. y rl, o.,
IT ae p,r.n,. no St,.,,. - a.,
3rahmio,, tho k,,a, ,i " L,nm.l.
ans, sni | ,,,, mia vh, a.. a.. H..
stations of Api .I,c,.,n MI,
Seer of i'ourLtur.,,o 60.
or 10 have an end ,c,hi. h,.
,iNv my,.sp How ,n,, h,y, a.,
Is I. WRIST. rn,.,,, s.I mas, l.n,,
Il 1T men rIly m,,.,,~n., 49,
whiting, ana Jn,y ,.,,,.,I ,l,,,,
las, /, rood arl y,l,,LL, =, ,L.,. -
,l,o shown ,lei, ,u.a.,,,.,
mot, the hes, ,,,,,,.,f,..
,,on 80 a., ca,,l,,,. ,h,r. 49," I.
used Tor ,lm,,nd, of,c,. e.,
ct = rt,p,nt rho ,.,.,1 IN -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

look Gor ,hs sscse state .lsaosol
'usgt ~ret
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

Capt Ashby rst assay si'h - jei.e
MssDo at B2ar-s ,ht 0hrr a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

Their AZ tspu,y ct.. 4 tns e
yer ia Lucs,a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

Coi S,~ amseii tcla j. srolca 81
o. srsatsf 1T he n-Sl ii,a-e
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

lies bad much esp re &c W arts 20 .
hsyu z tho .,p th, Ia'.r'd TO- 'JN'o '' "a
rrlt. 4lt,rf'r HIro ssa tI.."t
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

The l'rs. , rtap CoBr, ~ Far
burg wi, 5eV ,vo weeks frree
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

70 ubOsiEHs ~ NEBNASht
t,uur 8 ,ii,m, q +. ,mt ruv
lyiup W. ,tr Wet drhuF nh
tan he tca- inm ib,iI 81 No. r
HOME, ,hnn i a,otc sub $40, ir
TIA, ".t, tal t,e vr'sls pairr. Irr
NuWrirHN ISmRSiNN t,D. tsuD
y ili,ms. ~ ,o, ae' O. .rH.r.
Nrlril e do, .uE HuurirRN
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IuDli,h,I wrhin hr h.rlr.- 4 tuir
ana l'sr lrsr iu,'i rolupn lpno
tho Ipr.,,' ~ ure c,uruy 4o! each,
~ ni',t Is iuoi 20 ,,plr,inr VIII TO-
ii aua ~ w.. ,d,tntal. rn vtrty su rt
'lnIvr lInr "crt. ~ ~ tr,. -,t,rl
,tr'vh,.. awi hotter, ,,otu -, "wp v'r
t~csiuui,ut, yirhl,. ~ 80 lnui,i, ! %
rrad,l, with q ,~It,r,ii tuuitrUri
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SEER lr,D, vii uoiuu,pcp u uyw story
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NoNIs TNir 90 TuE HARRISON
NpNluN
vthc e., kowud Er,lr.nn. qr
thur uJ ihr iip tr ,in~ m,,r Q
To" ,ruu Ett,,.' zee ,hv + 81,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
SUPE#& 53EEl.
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auy 100 Ii. ,
Wses.- ,gtsE
T;'';i l...,. rtlE,

ani Novice To-. ,r, &c.. t.t Iuii -...
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sac "ur'' 20 Nuro .t.uas ipt
r
TERMS %llyty,in hl,1uc a. 90
- yrst " dn - u.c u Itl
iso copa,, ~ g. %. J~it.. g.
- 3D. wrh 70 rly 80 ,Lr 3" miptu
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idiur Ihtdes az e. Lua rysN
''r' to 10 Sc - s,'''.. 90 CO., 'ob
fuut cop,rcfn g. 'u q u,l,s lu5
. U' 10 r,tH, ipt ~ o. Nuh 80 .k
a., ,"p, IT ,hr N,g,Au. h,i-5J s,
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10 81, 1. ,r,,. ut Iiu, wunb 90
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dc a. u ~
pzy-rr,,,mcns sent .ra'i. reu''tu
lur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

cNGoAr rLAwge ssSwINc
@.Hh ftufE fHa VtA wsg . "a a fFs /.
SS!-s@-> A4-Tes< A. l<-s &C., GsN. /.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
LOngVieW Asylum.

The Board of Directors of the Longview
Asylum met yesterday in regular monthly
session and transacted the following busi-
ness.
The recommendation from the Committee
on Buildings and Grounds for the pur-
chase of two watchman's watch detectors al
a cost of not more than $l45, was acted
upon and carried.
The sinking of one or more drive wells
near the engine house was referred 10 the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds
The Superintendent, DR.. Miller, sub,
mitted the nineteenth annual report of the
Longview Asylum for the year ending Uc-
tober 81, 1878. Upon examination of last
years report it is found that eight more
patients were admitted this year; the daily
average has been greater by twenty-five;
the deaths five less; the number discharged
twenty-six more, and there is an increase OF
fourteen remaining
The steward reported that the receipts OF
the institution for the fiscal year ending
October 1st, were 800 405 OF; and the dis
bursements were 500, 127 ga.
DR.. Miller reported that there were re-
naming October LIST 3l5 males and 342 fe-
males.
The following Democratic officials were
appointed to fill recent vacancies made in
the institution: Robert Patterson, engin-
eer; l.. Schreck, druggist; Daniel Rose
baum, porter; Jennie West, Chas. s. Busy,
and J, P MOnganiS attendants
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
The Southern Railroad,

The Board of transportation Special Com
mittee, appointed on Monday to prepare
an expression regarding the action of Ger.
tain of the Trustees of the Southern Road
in bringing suit against the city for extra
salary, reported he following to the meet
ing yesterday. The report was adopted
Resolved, That we view with great APP
prehension this manifest defiance of the
Legislature by the Trustees, and regard it
as sufficient ground for serious alarm.
'2, That the Trustees, us servants of the
city, are Justly entitled to reasonable pay
for what they do in behalf of their trust,
but the sum having been fixed by statute
should satisfy them for past services as well
as the future, can neither be augmented nor
reduced except by act of Legislature
'3. That the City Solicitor, in abandon
ing the defense of The city in the suit of the
Trustees, and volunteering the advice to the
Court to do the same, asserting that the
duties Of the Court in these premises are
simply ministerial, reveals the supreme
necessity for taxpayers to arouse and de-
fend their property against the contemplate
ed misappropriation.
"a. That the Committee be and are here
by instructed to take counsel as TO the best
means of defending the. city's interest
against the attack of the Trustees, and re-
quest the cooperation of the Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
in prompt and exhaustive action to this
end
"We recommend that Mr.. John G. Healy
and Judge NJ H. Tilden be invited to rep
resent the taxpayers in this suit
"W J. M. GORDON,
"Jos. KINsEY,
John SIMPKINsoN."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06

TELEGRAPHING TO New ZEALAND.-I found
Edison up stairs in tangle of wires Of
Which he was trying to make new tele
phone. He was looking rather worse than
usual-with blood-shot eyes and weeks
beard, and the general air of not having
eaten or slept for three or four days. "SC
you are writing letters for the indianapolis
Journal" he sand after the first greeting
was over. THAT used to be a first-rate
paper when | was in the telegraph office
there, and whenever | see it nowadays it
looks like an old friend I'll show you my
electric light in a minute"
'Itll cost 1884," said Bachelor, shouting
up the stairs.
Don't send it," shouted Edison in reply
That's message to New Zealand" he ex-
planned to me. II dead-head from the Pa
cltic Ocean to Constantinople-but this
going under so many seas costs money"
Il didn't know there was telegraph to
New Zealand" l confessed.
'Oh, yes" said he, "runs via London,
Paris, Venice, Malta somewhere across
Persia, Calcutta, submarine to Java and
Australia; then over or rather under to
New Zealand. l have telegraphed there
and back in an hour. Why, it is an odd
fact that | can get reply from Australia
generally quicker than | can from Pough-
keepsie. Every man is at his post on those
Eastern lines-no shirking. -[New York
Letter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
Grimes and Criminals.

John McIntire, one of the young crooks
who was arrested for burglary committed
on Mt. Auburn some time ago, and was SEN
fenced to the Work house for nine months,
escaped from custody yesterday, but was
soon caught by the Cummnsville officers.
This morning he was arraigned on the
charge Of escaping prison and given another
sentence of nine months.
Ed. Burbeck, who has been out of the
Penitentiary but short time, where he had
served term for burglarzng the office of
the Mitchell Lumber Company, was given
sentence Of 5000 this morning for steal
Ing watch from e. NJ Lank, of 36l Clark
street.
John Homes, young man who has
served two terms for petit larceny, was ar
rested at the 0. & M. Depot Yesterday,
where he had been loating for the past two
months, and sent out for three months this
morning on charge of being common
thief.
Louis Bibbot and Jacob Stale, two vault
cleaners, were fined $25 each this morning
tor emptying the contents of a vault into a
Iewer.
A colored damsel named Elizabeth Val
entine will be tried November 18Th on the
charge of picking the pocket of Stephen
Huber to the amount of $50 while he was
making her visit last evening
Frank Nuttle, resident of Pearl street,
Is under arrest, charged with stealing SO
worth Of tools from p J. Malloy, to which
he will answer November 6th.
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AS TO CIRCULATION

The representatives of the Cincinnati Daily
Times having had the audacity to dispute the
large circulation of the Cincinnati DAILY STAR,
before the County Commissioners, when
the award of the contract + r publishing
the delinquent personal tax list was about
10 be nude to US, We propose to settle the question
Of circulation before the public as fully as we did
before the Commissioners. We Therefore propose
to the Daily Times to prove the following propo,
sitons:
FIRST-That the DAILY STAR has published and
circulated more papers any one day during The
present year than the Daily Times has during the
whole six days of any week in that time.
SECOND-That the DAILY STAR circulates IN
the City of Cincinnati regularly more than three
times as many papers as the Daily Times.
THIRD-That the DAILY STAR circulates in
Covngt H. Newport. Ludlow, West Covington
md Dayton, K...-the cities on the opposite bank
Of the Qhio-more than ten times as many
papers as the Daily Times
FOURTH--That in the cities ofSpringfeld, Ham
ilton and Piqua, Ohio; Lexington, Covington and
Newport Kentucky; Greensburg, Vincennes and
Lawrenceburg, lndiana-three representative cit
les Ill each OF the three States tributary to Cincin-
nati-the circulation of the DAILY STAR is more
than Gif!cen times that OF the Daily Times.
FIFTH-That the DAILY S~AR has lists OF regu-
lar subscribers in three times as many places
as the Daily Times, and that these lists OF the
DAILY STAR average threc times as many
subscribers as those of the Daily Times.
VIC challenge the Daily Times to
a con r;sdictiOn of these five prOPO-
sitiOns, and offer 10 fer the matter
to any fair person of their selection,
nna afford every means of arriving
Mt the truth, SO far as the circuia-
tion of the DAILY STAR is con-
rHrnad.
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rT'HE SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
l. Hamilton County, Ohio.-Henry Moeser,
plaintiff, against James M Seeds, Vim. II. Seeds
and Della NJ. Seeds, defendants. No. "a ,O10.-
The defendants, James M. Seeds, of New Haven,
Mason County, State of West Virginia, and VIM
H. Seeds and Della NJ. Seeds, of Indianapolis,
State of Indiana, will take notice that Henry
Moeser, the aforesaid lainti of Cincinnati, State
of Ohio, on the 26th day of September A. D.
1878, has filed a petition against said James M.
Seeds VIM. H. Seeds and Della M. Seeds, in the
Superior Court of Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
State of Ohio Case No. a4olO, praying therein that
9. certain lot of land, known as Lot No, 5, in
Youngs Subdivision, situated in Section s, Town
ship 8, Fractional Range 2, of the Miami Pur-
chase, and being part OF Lots Nos. GA and 65, on
the plat of Lane Seminary Grounds, in Hamilton
County, Ohio, be decreed to be sold to pay q
mortgage given by said defendants, James M.
Seeds, VIM. H. Seeds and Della M Seeds, to said
plaintiff to secure the sum of three thousand,
four hundred and eighty dollars and interest
therein named.
The said James M, Seeds and VIM. H. Seeds and
Della NJ. Seeds are hereby notified that they are
required to pear and answer said petition on or
before December Dist, 1878.
G. LINDEMANN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
oc236tW
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

PROF. LUTHER PARKER was inaugurated as
Director of the Work-house Board yes,
terday afternoon.
A PHOTOGRAPH of Adolph Zwanzig, the
Ex-Free PreSse reporter has been placed in
The Rogues Gallery.
MAUD S., at the request of Mr.. Wander
bilt will be reshipped to Cincinnati, and
Wintered at Chester Park.
'DEATH from suicide by cutting his
throat" was the verdict rendered by Cor
oner Stitch in the case of John NJ. Uebele.
Miss KATIE, daughter of Mr.. Dolly
Lewis, formerly of this city but now of
Jacksonville Florida died suddenly yes
terday.
A SMALL fire in the frame building No.
G72 Central avenue, occupied by Mrs Davis
as saloon, was the cause OF the alarm
bbout l clock this morning.
DR.. CARR1cK, Coroner-eect, filed his
bond of $l5, ,000 with the County Commits
sioners Hon. Thomas L. Young and Mr..
j. II. Brook were his bondsmen.
The Memphis Refugees have nearly all
left the city, the last Of the party leaving
tonight on the Andy Baum. Hopkins
Hall, which since the 28th day of last
August has beer open daily for the use of
The refugees, closed to-day.
AT the annual meetingof Monitor Lodge,
No. 40, +. and A. NJ, Delhi, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
George w. Bugbee, w. NJ; Thomas Kite,
Jr.. S. W; Alex. Slater, ]. W.; F., G. p.
Never Treasurer; Henry Runck. Jr, Sec
retary; d. M. Steward, S. D.; W. L. Kay
ser, J. D.; w. ]. Applegate and Peter
Story, Stewards; James Grimsley, Chap
lain; Isaac Britton, Marshal; J. V. Cham
berlin, Tyler
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AMUSEM ENTS.

"Faust" was the opera rendered last night
by the Strakosch Opera Company to large
audience of the most intelligent class.
Miss Cary in her character of "Sieber' was
bewtching. The purity of her voice pleased
every one. AS 'Mephisto," Mr.. Comfy out
did himself and took off the honors of the
evening Miss Catarina Marco made her
debut In the trying character of "Mar-
guerite." Her voice is mezzo soprano and
pours forth every expression and feeling
intended. The applause given her last
night was we'll deserved. Mr. Westberg's s
rendition of "Faust" was weak Still he
showed up some good points. The parts of
Mr.. Cauffman as valentine" and Miss
Lancaster as "Martha" were fairly sus-
tained.
Tonight Bizet's opera Carmen" will be