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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
Announcements.

The Lookout Opera-house will be opened
this evening with concert
Rev. DR.. West will preach at the Ninth.
street Baptist Church tomorrow morning
Prof e. Leon, the great rope performer
will appear at the Geological Garden during
Festival week.
Rev: C. Maurice Wines, of Yonkers, N. Y.
will preach in st. Johns Church tomorrow
morning at II clock.
st. Francis de Sales Church, East Walnut
Hills. will give a spring music festival at
Feldhaus' Grove on May 10Th.
Rev. DR.. Ridgaway has chosen the subject
Of Music" for his discourse at st. Paul's NJ
h. Church tomorrow morning.
Rev. Bishop Wiley will address the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society at St.
Pauls NJ. +. Church tomorrow evening
Rev. DIR. West will teach the Bible Glass
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in the hal
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
The Pioneer Association of Cincinnati
have decided to hold their annual picnic
this year at the Geological Garden the latter
part of May.
The Wright NJ. f. Chapel Sunday-school
have their annual meeting tomorrow after
noon, when new officers will be elected for
the ensuing year.
The joint session of the Western Academy
of Homeopathy and the Ohio State Homo
pathic Society will be held in this city next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The Nationals are announced to hold a
mass meeting this evening at Turner Hall,
Twenty-fifth Ward, which will be addressed
by DR.. Eppstein and Judge Hilton.
A meeting is called for tonight at Work
ingmen's Hall of all citizens interested in
the Cullman Alabama colonization project.
Mr.. Cullman will address the meeting.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will give strawberry festival at
their hall, POO Vine street, on Thursday,
May 10th, l878 afternoon and evening.
The annual and anniversary meeting of
the Western Tract Society will be held in
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association, on Monday evening, May 18th,
at AS.
Rev. VIM. P Fisher, of Providence, R. l.,
will preach at the Seventh-street Congrega-
tional Church, at II a. M, tomorrow Sub
ject: knowledge of God, Eternal Life" and
at 7;3o p. m. Subject: Spirituality"
The weekly meetings of the scholars and
teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday-school,
Twenty-ifth Ward, will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss Mamie Parker this evening.
The Captives in Babylon" is the lesson to
be studied.
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FLYING FoxEs.-The flying fox is q very
curious inhabitant of the forests near More
ton Bay, in East Australia 1t lives ia
tiocks and moves generally toward the dusk
of the evening, and the noise produced by
the heavy tapping of the socaled wings q
very singular. The hocks like quiet places.
where there are large arSucarian trees, wits
an underwood of scrub and crecpers The
foxes hang in vast numbers from the
horizontal branches of the ping trees.
When there is clear space among tix
trees, an enormous number of the aninlait
may be seen, and their noise can be heard
for directly they see anything unusual, they
utter short bark, something like ula
sound made by young rocks
Often every branch is crowded, and thu
flying foxes are seen either tapping tiieiH
wings, and holding Oh with their hind feet.
and with their heads downward or snarlias
and fighting for places. Suddenly the whoie
take to fight and flap their furry wipc-::hiks
sides, and wheel around like heavy birix
Many fly with their young :.0iding on In
them. The creature is Dct a true fox, ard
there is a fold of sig;n which reaches from
the fore to tho mind legs This is called tha
wing, and it enables the pleropus as the
animal is called, to float and turn in TIM
air.
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PERSONAL.
Won Flotow has beard of snow.

Won FlOtow has beard of snow.
Blue Jeans Williams is in training Ea
$780,
Talmage will spend the summer a
Martha'S Vineyard.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston has been riEt
ing Gen. Longstreet at Gainesville, Ga.
Major Chas H. Smith ('Bin Arp'') isls
lecture i'll Atlanta. He is now farming
Rev. Justin d. Fuller, of Brooklyn, hu
started a periodical called ''Tbe Outlook"
Jules Nobloln. who translated ''The IAA
Cause into French, died III New Orleans
Monday.
Gen. Joe Hooker is in Washington. He
eyes are bright and gray and his com Ilekn,a
is as fresh as ever.
Francis Murphy is taking rest. He inss
been overworking and needs it. lie sAss
he will not speak in public till fall
King Humbert has set apart 5000, 900 our
of the income of his civil list toward tho
monument TO his father to be raised ia
Turin.
Mr.. Isaac Johnson, of Fort Penn, Della
ware, has just fallen heir to fortune Il
800, 900 in Government bonds and Ssh 0sa
worth of property in the City of Mexico. 4,
Mr.. Ira D. Sankey publishes card in tim
New Haven newspapers emphaticaily de-
nying the oft-repeated story that he trayd
eled about New England some years a,ss
vending patent medicines.
Mr.. William James Albert Benton LIE.
onardi Benjamin Henry Mcdonald SnideF
Watson is commercial traveller in Canada,
and all the hotel clerks have been in
structed to hide the registers.
State Senator Moffett of Virginia. in
yentor of the bell register, is described us
middle-aged bachelor of excellent attain
ments and agreeable appearance. He is
good speaker and an accomplished phy.
sician.
Mr. Jnhn Brougham is expected to piils.
llsh next autumn volume of "RecOilec.
tions OF the Stage" and very entertainiTg
book it ought to he. He is a man of wit u
full Of aneCdote and has wonderfully re-
tentive memory.
The Rev. Mr. PenteCost, the Evangelist,
has had piece of good fortune. Ma
Rogers, of Middletown, Conn, lady
known for her benevolence has presented
him with a bank book with com f0rtabIs
sum to his credit.
Lord Beaconsield recently wrote to 3
gentlemen in Birmingham that the English
military preparations were actually neccS-
Sary, war or no war, as the tenure of Indiz
was directly involved through the strong
foothold gained by Russia in Turkey
Sir Garnet Wolseley has taken to grow.
ing his hair long, after having been for
some years trying to cultivate what ID
known as "a mixture of the beauty of "a
convict and cocoanut" The change be.
comes him, but he does not look half 80
fierce as he used to do.
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Local Personals.

Mr., Walter Mitchell will leave for Europe
soon.
John T. Raymond passed through the city
yesterday.
F. M. Thayer, of the Evansville Journal,
is a guest of the Gibson.
Mr.. F. NJ. Thayer, editor of the Evansville
Journal, is at the Gibson House.
DR.. r. w. Saunders has been appointed
Vice Consul for Italy at this point.
Miss Singer, of Pittsburg, will be the guest
of Mrs Theo. Cook during the Festival.
Miss Pet Thomas will leave on Tuesday
next for three months trip to Europe.
Harry ]. Sargent, the Business Manager
of Modjeska, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. John R. G. Hassard of the New York
Tribune, is here for the Musical Festival.
Rev. Francis Lobdell, formerly of this
city, but now of New Haven, Ct, is stopping
at the Burnet for few days.
Mr.. Henry Hobson, graduate of the Gin
cinnati Law School this year, leaves soon
for bis home in Wiscisset, Me.
Jules S. Dreyfous, Commissioner from
Louisiana to the Paris Exposition, is stop
ping at the Walnut-street House.
Mr.. f. NJ Taylor, of the Methodist Book
Concern, was married in Memphis on
Wednesday, last to Miss Virginia McNear,
of that city
Mr. John GrosSius, our representative to
the Paris Exposition leaves to-day for New
York to take passage on the steamer Gellert
for Hamburg,
Rev. Max Lilienthal married in Piqua,
LASS Thursday evening Mr.. Solomon Rosen-
field, Of Portland, Oregon, to Miss Bertha 4,
Wendell, of Piqua.
Miss Lena Tettenborn, the favorite Ger
man opera bouffe artist, formerly in this
city, is drawing crowded houses at the Cali
fornia Theater, San Francisco
DR.. J. d. Buck will read an essay before
the Literary Club this evening upon the
subject, THE Latest Phase of the Conflict
Between Science and Theology"
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session. All
the members present, and President Bell in
the chair
The Markley Farm was rented to W. II. Markley
until March. 1879, for 5000.
Permission was granted the Storrs & Sedamsville
Street Railroad Company to lay two cross switches
on West Eighth street
The Engineer was directed to prepare plan and
estimate of costs for the improvement of Hopple
street from Spring Grove avenue to Coerain ay-
enuc
The Engineer was directed to put in a catch
basin in the main sewer on Liberty street and
Dalton avenue.
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The Cigar Manufacturers.

The cigar manufacturers Of this city held a
meeting last night at the hall corner of Court and
Plum streets.
Mr.. Leopold W. Fecheimer, Secretary of the So
cety, reported that copy of the resolutions adopt
ed at the last meeting had been sent to Congress
men Banning and Sayler but that he had received
no answer
Mr.. Funk spoke briefly but bitterly over the new
'stamp law"
Mr.. L. ". Fecheimer in a speech of few
words, coincidcd with Mr.. Funk's remarks, and
moved that a committee of five be appointed to
draft appropriate laws for the Association.
The committee is composed of the following
gentlemen: J. +. Rubenstein, c. Thomas Meyer
George Gaab John K. Lindner L. W. Fechci.ner
Another meeting will be held next EridaX.
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at 710a. m. and $50 p. H., and from Louisville at
l2:l5 p. IN. and $50 p. n.
Osgood accommodation will arrive at a. m.
North Vernon accommodation will arrive at $3.50
p m.
The $50 p. M train leaving for and 7:lO a. m.
arriving from St Louis, run daily.
The I:4J a. m and $50 p m. trains for Louisville
run daily, and $50 p. m. from Louisville runs
daily.
J., C. al. R. R.
The following changes will take effect Sunday,
May 18th, 1878:
The Western Express via Lafayette will leave at
Ei0 p. M Instead of 1870 p IN.
The Chicago 4 st. Louis Fast Line will arrive at
sis a. m instead OF 1855 a. m.
The Chicago d ST. Louis Mail will arrive at 10 p.
M instead of II p. m.
Lafayette accommodation arrives at p. m in
stead of 4:20 D. m
Valley junction accommodation leaves at 4:45
p. NJ. instead of 4l0 p N.
WHITEWATER VALLEY RAILROAD.
The Harrison, Conne:syille, Cambridge City and
Fort Wayne mail leaves at 4:05 p m and arrives at
Trains not herein mentioned run as per former
schedule.
All trains arrive at and depart from the Plum
street depot.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Lawrenceburg and Intermediate Stations
Leave CINCINNATI at 9:15 a. m; arrive at Law
renceburg at 1875 a. m. Returning: leave Law
renceburg at 1920 p. m. and 5:25 p m; arrive in
Cincinnati at l4O ?. IN. and Gas p. m
For Harrison and intermediate Stations-Leave
p M; ret rning, leave Harrison at 525 p. H., and
arrive at Cincinnati at 6:45 p. m. The train eav-
ing harrison at &O5 a. arrives in Cincinnati at
lO:3O a. m returning leaves Cincinnati at 10 D. m
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:" ".ASHENGTON.
Special to the Star.

ANoHER HITCH IN THE FLORIDA INvEsTIGAT ALTON
WASHINGTON, May 11.-There seems to be
another hitch in the opening of the Florida
fraud investigation. 1t was intended that
Mr.. Williams, of Michigan, should present
the resolution i'll the House to-day, but Mr..
Hewitt states this morning that the whole
matter has been postponed until Monday,
when it will certainly be presented to the
House. There has been, it is understood,
no change in the programme as to the
scope of the investigation The title
of the President is not to be questioned,
but it is intended to make an effort to ex-
pose the alleged frauds in Florida and Lou
isiana, and use the evidence in the next
campaign. The Blair movement is to be
completely ignored, it having been found
impossible to rally sufficient number of
Democrats to support such radical meas
ure.
Georgia MOOnshiners.
National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, May 11.-Deputy Collector
Hendrix, at Gainesville, Ga, telegraphs
Commissioner Raum that he has seized
seven distilleries in Rabune County.
Counterfeit Note.
The 800 counterfeit on the Second Ma
tional Bank of Wilkcsbarre, Pa, made its
appearance in Chicago yesterday, and is
supposed to have been executed on the
same plate as the 500 counterfeit on the
Merchants National Bank of New Bedford,
the name of Chittenden being substituted
for that of Colby. On the genuine note the
top of the letters "b and ''W'' in Wilkes
barre cross the word Register" On the
counterfeit they do not touch.
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DenIh RCEnrh.
The following deaths have been y

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Catherine Endrcs, 56 yrs, Germany.
Katie Hoffman, l yr, city
AndreaS Hess, Al yrs, Germany.
Albert Besser days, city.
Ida May EucGn, 8 l:.oS, city
Elizabeth Ashbury yrs, city.
John Land, SO yrs, city.
Henry Butler, 3wks city
Henry fillmore, 6 mos, city
Jacob Ruff, mos, city.
Harry W. Edwards, ) mos city.
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NEW YORK CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, May 1l.-For the past two
days wild rulnors have been circulated in
Brooklyn to the effect that the Twenty
third Regiment n G., and the Thirty
seventh Regiment, have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for action in
putting down contemplated communistic
uprising, of which the military authorities
and police were said to have been secretly
advised. Advices from the best sources of
official information in Brooklyn disproyes
the whole story, and ndelibly stamps it as
a base and groundlcss lie.
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Suicide.

Edward Guhl, German saloon keeper, who
formerly kept at the corner of Patterson alley and
Walnut street, between Fifth and Sixth, commit
led suicide at noon to-day in the Gernania Hotel
on Court street, near Walnut, by cutting his
throat Guhl arrived here but d short time ago
from Germany, and was man OF temperate hao-
its. He has a wife and two children living in
Germany. Money matters is the cause assigned.
The Coroner will hold an inquest
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chorus, America" was given with the
orchestra organ and chimes, and the cere-
monies ended.
Shortly after the ceremonies had closed,
Gov. Hartranft entered, having been de.
layed by missing the train from Harrisburg.
He was received with applause, and ac-
knowledged the compliment in a few re-
marks
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bird Edition
'IHE LATEST
The Redistricting Scheme

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, May 1.-THE substitute for
the Redistricting Bill passed the House to-
day. 1t makes no changes in Hamilton
County. 1t is asserted that under the bill
the Democrats will have fourteen Con-
gressional Districts of the State.
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Board Of Aldermen,

The Board held regular meeting yester.
day afternoon.
The following resolutions from the Board
of Public Works were adopted:
To contract with Kirchner and Barton to
improve Wheeler street, from Clifton ave-
nue. to Warner street.
To contract with Chas Bauer for sprinkl-
ing the wharf.
To contract for nine thousand tons of
coal
To improve Mclean avenue, from Dayto
to Findlay street.
To condemn property for extending the
sewer from Mclean avenue to Horne
street
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN UNPLEASANTNEsS s,

National Associated Press to the Star
THE VISIT OF COUNT sCHoUvALoFF.
BERLIN, May u.-Count Schouvaloff the
Russian Ambassador at London, arrived
here yesterday en- route to st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Agence
Russo says: "All newspaper revelations re-
spectng the proposals, whereof Count
Schouvaloff is the bearer, are hypothetical
The Government itself does not know the
proposals. If Count Schouvaloff could
have telegraphed or otherwise transmitted
them, this journey would have been need
less This fact, however, does not pre-
Clude pacific solution"
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
D. Kelly and Sarah SayeS
VIM. Feltrup and Mary Hilmer.
John Schwalicr and Emmie Uzuber.
Avis SCHNEIDER and Emma Stoekel
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- other Foreign News.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON sHIpRoARD.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON sHIPBOARD.
GLASGOW, May 1.-THE Allen steamship
Sandman, from Liverpool for Montreal via
Halifax, arrived at Laugh Foyle to-day.
When few days out the gas from the coal
which had generated in the coal bunkers
exploded and set the vessel oD fire. Forty
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FOR SALE.

lNOR SALE OR KENT-SEWING MACHINES
j. splendid assortment of new sewing ma
good second-ha machines, from $40 to S15 Also
leather machines-Snger G. Howes and No 6
Wheeler 4 Wilson. Each machine warranted
At McGOLDRlCK'S No. 200 Water street Cincn.
matt. mvG Ct
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BOARDING.

-Peacock's Dining Room, 175 West
ID Fifth street-Full dinner zoe; q meal tickets
for $3, good until used meals served to order.
ap22-tf
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SITTER, &c.
HUNTERS LATEST IMPROVED
DINING ROOM.

WE,Lrn
WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST DINNER
IN TIE CITY FOR TWENTY CENTS,
At mis- new Restaurant and Bakery,
Southwest Cor. Fifth and Plum SITS.
my6lm-lp
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"ANTED-ROOMS-A suit of three rooms for
w light housekeeping, centrally located Ad-
aress A. F. HILDEBRANT 43y Main street
my9-3tTh SSTu
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W ANTED-ALL TO CALI.-And see the new
w improved Weed Sewing Machine, IA Central
avenue my2lm
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WANTED = BOARD AND LODGING - BY a
w dressmaker in private family terms not to
exceed s. per week; references. Call at 1872 West
rhird street my1O-t
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DAINTER'S MANUAL.-HOUsE AND SIGN
l. painting, graining, vanishing, polishing. kali
SOC. Book of Alphabets SOC. Scroll and Ornaments,
81. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, Soc Watch
maker and Jewelcr, SOC. soapmaker, 25e. Tax
idermist, 5oc OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY 4 CO., 119 Nassau street. New York
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GUNNER BoARDING.-The Airy Villa Hotel,
y at Glendale, Ohio, now open, offers the best
accommodations to be had near the city Rooms
large and we'll furnished: grounds delightful;
billiards. tenpinS, croquet &C., for use of board
Terms reasonable Refers with confidence to the
residents OF Glendale. Apply by letter or in per-
Son to the hotel. mylO-2tn
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

LHOR RENT ROOMS-Three unfinished rooms
i on third floor, water and closets. Ill Elm ST.
Rent low It's
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NOTICE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTIsTS Manual of oil and water color paint
IA ing, crayon drawing, &C., SOC, of booksellers
or by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau
street. New York.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

VMALNUT HILLS NJ. f. CHuRCH-Rev. H
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II O'Clock a.
M. and 1880 p m. ap13-Stf
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CURE YOURSELF!

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PBkMAhkhT The patient gains strength and elias
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herbs, etc. and ares specific for the above diseases
All persons mus before contemplating marriage reflect
umh SOUND mlnd and body necessary reOuj-
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ese the tourney through life becomes weary pilgrimage;
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Sufferers from Headache.

constipated bowels, inward piles, cos
tiveness, fevers, torpid liver, yellow
ness ofthe skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the
internal viscera, are cured by"Swayne's
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ritate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use. They keep the system in
the healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action and ex-
pelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation of
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pills" price rs cents box, at all lea
dings druggists, and in Rock Island by
John Bengston. - :
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Renefaotors.

When board of eminent physicians and
chemist announced the discovery that by
combining some well known valuable rem
edies, the most wonderful medicine was
produced, which would cure such a wide
range of diseases that most all other rem
edies could be dispenses with, many were
sceptical; but proof of its merits by actual
trial has dispelled all doubt, and to-day
the discovers of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as
hanefactnrs
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ghf 9aile Assas,
ROCK ISLAND. .....rLLrrors

The State Register says know moth.
mig parer has been started IN st. Louis. for
the purpose of assisting in reorganizipg
the old party Of prescription and bipotry
and to assist the nationals and republicans
In the defeat of the democracy. The gIori-
ons old democratic party, which destroyed
the dark lantern party of 1854, will march
against its old foe as soon as it makes its
appearance. and win destroy it off the face
of the earth,
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