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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-10
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-10
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
LOnRYieW ASYlum.

The Directors OF L,ngyiew Asylum
met yesterday afternoon.
The superintendenps report showBss
six hundred and forty-one inmates In rhs
institution.
Engineer Bickerstaf was callsd npsa
to make report OF the condition Of xhe
water-pipes, which he said were badly
filed with incrus stations Of carbonate Of
lime. He had taken out about two han.
dred feet OF the pipe, and replaced il
with new pipe. The pumps had nsxaE
been OVerhauled since he had been In
the Asylum before as Engineer. fbs
boilers were In bad condition from int
crustaions Of lime, and the fre waiss
had been burned out, and the hot yatsr
pipes had been 30 filled with in crusta-
tions as to cause loss OF fOrty-seSra
and one-half per oent. of fuel, whieA
had been wasted BY the dangerous and
damaged conditions of the boilers. He
had removed the ends OF the boilers aud
found the boilers broken, and the Huss'
broken Of and 10 a dangerous oOuditloa.
An examination by the Board showed
that the above were the facts. The mat
ter was referred TO the Building Com
mittee with the power to act.
Bids for insurance on the dye-year
plan were read, and will he Onsi,iefea
to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
THE CHARTER OAK LIFE.
Old Officers OF the Company In
dicted for Conspiracy to De

Old Officers of the Company In.
dicted for Conspiracy to De.
rrnud.
N.,,o, Al . ssoc,,t.d pras. n thu s..r
:" '''~~ 60 ~ % '"~
HAKiFohD' SoNN'' Jan. o'-lne otats's
Attorney has indicted James G.. Walk
u. viz proa;,ont. rp ,Ui,r;, r.
hA- i's ieSiueu'' d. n. "isSAhs' Elk
Secretary, and henry j.. Farber, Ex.F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

A Short Chapter OA Dancing AaaA
Sunday TheatrfcalS.
The Police Commissioners met yes
terday afternoon.
The Board authorized Chief Msgru4.
Of the Fire Department, to contract vita
Ahrens for new FIRE engine, At a. 800
and the old machine. T.
| Contracts for furnishing the mesii-
oines tor tue outdoor Door wsra
awarded to john &. Fratz, Ninetsentk
Ward; John Keeshan, Ninth Ward: Il.
Vilter, Eleventh Waid; Hugo Satiss,
Thirteenth Ward; G. Egger, Fourtsentd
Ward; II. g. Daniels, Six!een nth Ward:
Aug. Stephan, Twenty-nrst Ward; Val.
ii. MsBtel, Twenty.secOni Ward: J. 8.
Burkhardt, Twenty-third Ward; Fnas.
BsnFs. Twenty-,0urlh Ward; Louis
Sohwab, TweG:.;S tn Wa.d n
Mr.. carson called attention to liza
ract OF publication being made In rails
ton to the ean-oan at Woods Tnca.er.
from which it would appear that he had
taken great intererest IN such exdih5.
tons. This he denied.
He alluded to u letter oriticIsiuy Ii.
Police Board received by him, vpsu
which he remarked that people wh0
| write such letters should look to thena-
| selves at home first. He thought thsy
| should begin reform by prohibiting
round dances and l0w-neck dresses d
their parlors.
He said it was folly for them, as 70,
lice Commissioners, to. discipline ta,a
low theaters while indelicaoies Quite ax
broad, il little more artistic, arc BIAS
ticed in our best society.
ME-. Carson said he indorsed every.
thing Mrs. Sherman had said axsiask
the round dance, and the other i0saa ID.
est customs OF our best society, nna as
honored the lady tor the stand she haA
taken against them. He was ready %
DO all he could to put q stop to the inHs-
cent theatrical dancing, and was reaax
or any action looking to reform in ina
direction. He knew that there would
be opposition and abuse, but 1t muss bs
expected.
MT. ziegler offered a resolution 10 ka.
struct the police to stop all dancing
after II O'Clock Saturday nights, and 70
proceed against all patrolmen vino fata
to. do so.
A motion that the theater pr0prie4ors
be notified to stop all Sunday perform.
ances was made the special order iex
next meeting.
Adjourned,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
NEW YORK CITY.
The Bonner Failure.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Arthur L. Sewel,
assignee, made up a tabular statement
of the securities pledged by John Bonner
& Co. They are Of almost every con.
ceivable kind used on Wall street. and
loans on them aggregate the sum Of ST.
o54, 900 On the street 1t 10 said that the
iaiure 10 OF more magnitude than was at
first reported or conceived possible.
Another Big Failure Rumored.
Vague rumors are in circulation in the
street OF another heavy failure, but they
lack confirmation and can not be traced.
1t is almost certain, however,, that an
other large dry goods house has been
added to the list Of the many already
| fallen.
The Bankers' and Brokers' Asso-
citation.
Judge Brady appointed Robt. l.. Gut
ting, Jr., receiver OF the Bankers and
Brokers' Association, the failure oil
| which was caused by the abscondlng OF
John Bonner, President, with all itf
FUNDS. An application was subse-
quently made to restrain Cutting from
acting as receiver on the ground that he
was a stocknolder. Pending decision,
Cutting remains in charge.
Ex- Mayor A. Oakley Hall
has taken an Office and is about to re,
| sumo the practice OF law.
Skillful Robbery.
Yesterday afternoon a young man en-
tered the office Of Jas. Fl. Young, broker
aud merchant, at No. 40 Nassau street,
aud told him tnat lame gentleman who
was in carriage at the door, wished to
see him.
Mr.. Young walked down stairs, leav-
Ing the young man In the Office. When
be returned he found that he had been
robbed OF money and securities to the
amount Of nearly 100000.
The police at the Central office were
notified, and several OF the most expert
fenced detectives were detailed to look
after the thief.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03

car load OF hides, g., which would
be here the next day. McCabe, through
the rscemmendation OF Fred. Grappi,
advanced $50 upon the car, but the ear
never came. This morning Fred. Grappi
was arrested on the charge OF forgery,
as he is supposed to have knowledge
OF the fraa0, and lodged in the Central
Station.
THE Young Peoples Missionary Union
Of the Third Baptist Church gave an
enjoy able entertainment last evening at
the church, on Pine street. The
exercises were made up OF ad-
dresses BY Rev. r. A. Douglass, ID.
Thane Miller, W. b. Harris and pr.
T. J. Peale, and recitations bv Miss BY
laud, j. b. Wells. and NJ. r. Clauder.
Mr.. Miller sang several beautiful songs,
and there was also music by the choir
and congregation. Mr.. John 2. Kline is
President of this Society, which was re-
Gently formed to awaken general 1n-
terest in the religious education Of the
young. Meetings are held every sun
day at 2:30 z. NJ. tor Bible study, con.
due ed by DR.. L. j. Peale.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
The Police at the National.

The police authorities, who were so
successful in suppressing the can-can
dancing at WOODS Thester, made a
,inilar attempt at the National Ias'
night, but not with similar success.
The.perlorfners had warning OF what
was coming and prepared for IL. When
the time for the dance arrived, one 0i
The managers stated to the audience that
the arrest OF the Woods Theatre Com
pa ny had so frigh tened the ladies of the
Ma tional Company that they declined
TO appear, but substitutes mad been OBJ
tained. These Substitutes were men
disguised as women VINO went through
the can. can with unusual loudness. In
the midst W the dance the rush of tue
poliosmed came, but instantly every
light was eKtlnguished, the Gu tain
dropped and che actors disappeared d,
leaving the policemen to grope about in
The darkness. No arrests were made.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
f ROM COLUMB BUS
The Buckeye Statesmen Gathering for
the Conflict.
Special 10 the Star.

Special 10 the Star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 3.-The statesmen
are gathering, but only a few members
are yet on the ground. Ben. Churchill,
Col. Len. Harris, Hon. W. j. O'Neil,
Col. Dodds and others, for Cincinnati,
are here in the interest of Mr.. Pendle-
ton, but no member from Hamilton
County has yet put In an appearance.
The Hamilton County delegation has,
however, secured suite OF eleven
rooms at the St. Charles, and will all be
Sat home" to their friends by Friday
night. The fret informal caucus OF
Democratic members will be held on
Saturday. 1t now looks as il the Sena-
torial caucus would be held about Thurs
day, January 10. Gen. Ewing has been
here for week, Gen. Morgan arrived
yesterday, and MIR. Pendleton is ex-
pected OH Friday. For President Of the
Senate Capt. Owens, Of Licking, seems
to be the only candidates; Neal for
Speaker, and Brunner for Clerk Of the
House, appear to be the faV0ritss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
NEWSBOYs ENTERTAINMENT
At Pixies Oper~-EOuse Next Sat.
urday.

At Pixies Oper~-kOuse Next Sat-
urday.
The boys OF the Newsboys Union
have arranged the following programme
for their entertainment at Pixies Opera
house next Saturday evening:
Opening Chorus, air. "Lsng syne"-Mem-
Ders N. b. U.
Opening Address.
Reading of Minutes-seeretary John King.
PART FIRST, MINsTRELs
Observation-Disclosures.
Opening Cho us-Compaoy.
Beautiful Ballad-Frank Clark.
"Down by the River"-Sam. Pollock.
'Put My Little shoes Away"-Jonn Price.
"Sift San Sar'-Dave O'Briea.
GRAND FINALE.
"who Saw Tom Collinsr-Clark, Pollock
PART SECOND.
Recitation, "Semlnole's Defiance" - Abe
Webster.
Double song and dance-Price s. Wildey.
Airs on Harm monicon-Harry Hurd.
Songs-Sam. Pollock.
Clog and Irish Jig-John Nolan.
Debate (which Is the Most Useful, Coal.
oil Or Gass'-A tdrmative, Abe F1eller; mega
| tive, HAIRY Levi.
"Tne Two Comics"-- Young Davenpor
Brothers.
BY request. THE Old Mans Drunk Again"-
| Sam Pollock & Harry Levi.
Ground and Lofty Tumbling-George Holli
day, Matte and Harry Straus, Max Hurtig g
Harry Hurd, Henry HirschLnan and jim
Pierson.
| Il hope 1 don't intrude--P. II. Donnovan."
| irish songs-Ed. Lloyd.
| Distribution OF Presents from Christina
! Tree.
| stage Manager-Sam, Pollock.
| AssiatanG stage ManaSer-Dave O'Brlen.
| Leader Of Orchestra-Prof Aleck. Poland.
| Owing to the extreme length OF programm
only one encore will be allowed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
LATEST LOCAL.

JABEz E. WYNNE, of the firm oil
Wynne, Chapman u Co., No. 9l West
Pearl street, has made an assignment
of his interest In the firm and all his
personal property to Charles o. Lock
ard. Bond $4,000.
JOHN EICHGNLAUB. this morning, was
held 10 answer to the charge OF entering
the room OF RoberI D iers, ON the corner
Of Liberty and freeman streets, and
taking theretrom some valuable jewelry
and clothing, valued at $1!5. His bail
was fixed at $3.50.
ABOUT dark last evening, wbile she
grocery OF George Daniels, ON the cor.
ner Of John and Ninth streets, was filed
with customers, two barrels Of -four,
which were standing 10 front OF the
store, were silently conveyed away anu
no trace OF them has as yet been found.
JOHN MoRRAsY, young man residing g
at No. 20 Bank street and employed in
the pottery shop OF Fred. Dallas, on fam
ilton Rpad, was at work at that place
this forenoon, when his clothes caught
IN revolving wheel, and he was swung
several times arVuad the shaft, break K
ing his lett arm aud otherwise severely
bruising him. He was taken to the Hos
pital.
A YOUNG MAN by the name Of Gilbert,
who CLAIMS 10 be a variety perfOrmeI i
from hot Springs, Ark, will b. tried to-
morrow on the charge OF having hand
n the attempt TO aetraud Dunno, the
jewelsr. out OF some rings. Wnlle Gil
bert was ostensibiy buying a riug, and
thus engaged the attention of the clerk
another youag man sole ring ami
made off with It.
A SHORT time ago a man giving his
name as Samuel Grappi, In company
with Fred. Grapp', who resides at b93
RACE street, called upon RJss
McCaDe, OF 1888 Wade street, and
represented 10 him that he had
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
UD tho Road

/ The following eonvicts left for tht
Penitentiary under charge Of Deputy
Sheriff Joe Moses this morning: VIM
Horsley, 3years; Bart Desmond, 5 years
Daniel Hogan, ! year; john Lawler.
year; George Lilly, year; Robert Viii.
son, year; John A. Gall, 8 years; NJ. W.
Fros', 3 years; Alex. Johnson, year
Richal Powers, years; Jas. Chapman, ,
year; Henry Schneider, years; Ed.
ward Jones. year; Frank MulYey, l
year; Frank Kelley, year; e. II. Dick
ersOn, year; Henry sterry, year.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
I0bb,S VindicatlOn.

The indictment against Robb & Co.,
the U. S. Secret Service Company Of
this city, was yesterday nolled by the
District Attorney. The firm will con.
tiuue to do business at their old stand
This course OF the authorities ia a com.
plete vindioation Of Z lbb & Co, 1t is
much stronger even than an acquittai
would have been, as it 10 an admission
that there was no cause whatever for all
the fuss that was made.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03

week, they turned out at the local cleo
tions and elected their tickets. Their
success has encouraged the Republic
cans IN other counties, and meetings
have been called to perfect their organ
ization."
Another special says the Treasury
Department 10 advised that the contro-
versy between the Department and i'm.
porters Of sugar, over the question
whether Demarara sugars are artificial
ly colored or not, will come before the
United States District Court, at Balti-
more, In February.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Local Personals.

Hon. Stanley Mstthews arrived IN NJ
city yesterday.
J. B. Lawder, Esq, Ex- Mayor Of Hs0
ilton, o., was In the city yesterday-
VIM. Winters, Esq, who has besn ca1
fined TO his house for the past two week.
10 again able to be out.
Miss Ida Lawson, Of Covingtou. takss
one OF tue characters in the "Pea1 q
Savoy" at the matinee on Saturday
afternoon, at the Grand Opera-hOuse. :.
Mr.. J. Il. Phoe nix, who Is In the en-
ploy Of Mr.. Louis Cook, received csFg
Of Shakespeare and handsome goia
clock, as New Years git, from a num-
Der OF his friends,
Captain James NJ. Seeds aud daughter
have left the city to be present n ti,s
wedding OF Miss Caelestis Campbczl
formerly OF Walnut Hills, which IL ta
take place at the residence OF CaPfAis
Seeds, Sunnyside, West Virginia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPORTING NEWS,
Rational Associated Press to the Star.
BILLIARDS,

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The billiard match be-
tween the French champions, Mangiu
three. ball caroms, for 6 200 land a goi'
vase, resulted in favor Of Mang!n BY
pine points, The game commenced
Tuesday and was flushed YESTERDAY
Mangin's highest runs were 1873, 216. 1914
217. Carn0ts highest were I'll, l56, 69.
COCK FIGHTING.
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 3.-The grea'
Docking main between Georgia and Ala
bama, which began yesterday, was con.
eluded tc-iay, and was won by Ala
bama. Seventeen battles were fought,
for 5000 each fight, and $1,000 in the
main. Alabama won ten, and Georgin
seven battles. About 5000 changed
bands ON the result. A prominent tur!-
snan backed the Alabama fowls
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
NITRO GLYCERlNE EXPLOSION.
FEN Men KILLED and hmm ms
Damage Done to Property.

Ten Men Killed ahd Immense
Damage Done to Property.
National Assooiayed Press to the star.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 3.--A special
from Green Bay, Wis, says: At 10
O'Clock this morning an explosion oc.
CURED from nitro glycerine, with which
Car on the G. & N. W. Railroad one
mile north Of Nsgannee was being load
ed, which caused the death OF seven
men, aud possibly ten, as it 10 thought
there were ten men at work, though it is
not yet positively decided.
The engine, oar, track and telegraph
lines were demolished. Only four OF
those killed are recognizable. The 9TH
ere are compile ely torn to pieces. The
names OF the killed are: VIM. Myers,
engineer; w. SpelImau, fireman; two
switchmen, j. Faily and William MiiIer,
OF the Northwestern Railroai; also,
Irs. W. Wheeler ana son, Walter
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Antony and cleopatra.

Miss Rose Eytiuge, supported by Mr..
Geo. G. Boniface and the entire compa.
ny from the Broadway Theatsr, New
York, will appear at the Grand Opera
house next week in her great character
of "Cleopatra" in Shakspsars's trage-
dy Of "Antony and Cleopatra" The
play will be produced just as at the
broadway Thenter, New York, with the
same elaborate and gorgeou, scenery,
original dances and powerful dramatic
cast,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
THE LATEST

Furniture WarerOOms Burned.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, Jsn. 3.-ShOrtIy before 2
O'clock this morning a fire S.oIe out in
the four-story iron-tront building, 229
Fulton street, occupied by John Wood
& Co. as furniture warerooms.
The estimated loss on the furniture is
$4,000, and on building $1,000. The
building was owned Dy F. l.. Matthews.
Wood 6 Co. have an insurance OF $22,
6OO. The tire is supposed te be the Work
Of an incendiary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Silver Statistics.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The total dis.
bursements OF silver by the Treasury
to date have been little over $3S, 900 900,
Of which amount $14, 2ss.S55 was ex-
changed for greenbacks. aud $23, ,62S
was in exchange for fractional our
rency.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Old Winter at Last.

National Associated Press 10 the 5saF.
HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. 3.-The Con-
CATION closed.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 3.-Heavy snow
storm reported prevailing throughout
New Hampshire.
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Wheeler; Ira Hincklsy, superintendent
Of the Glyosrine Works, and three or
i've laborers, names unknown.
A number OF women and children in
the building were cut and bruised by
flying debris. The Jackson School
house and several houses were gutted
or badly damaged. More than half tn e
glass in the city was broken, ,and we can
not estimate the loss Of property.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Ann ollncemeuts.

The hext mass rehearsal ,ior the May
Musical Festival takes place on the 17th
inst. at Meiodeon Hall.
The fourteenth annual banquet of the
Yale Club OF Cincinnati ana Vicinity,
will be held at the Hotel Emery this
evening.
Doctor Robertson will lecture In the
iecture-ro0m Of the 81. Il. Church, Wall
nut Hills, this evening, on"'Wa,er, its
Functions aud u es."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
AbscsndinE Clerk Caught.
National Associated Press 10 the Star,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-James Flan-
nary, the absconding clerk Of Morris,
Wheeler & Co., Pvttstown Iron-works,
who left with 5000 belonging to his en-
ployers, on the night OF December 21,
was arrested to-day in New Orleans,
and is held for a IT QUESTION OF the Gov
ernor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Will Resume.

National Associated Press to tho Stax.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. s-The
announcements is made this morning that
Messrs. Hickox & Spear, bankers, will
resume ON Monday next. At a meeting
of the creditors their assets were found
to be amply sufficient to warrant this
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
Marriage LlosMsoas
The following marriage licenses were
ssuAd since our last PeDoPt:

M. Seibert and Susan Pierce.
Nj. Hariord and Mary Dowing.
S. w. Cooper and Anna Hayes.
Phil. Schweitzer and Theresa Perman.
Aug. Bensman and Charlotte Koellng.
Robert q. Mace and Kate Herdt.
V. Hesselbrook and Lizzie Dlssel.
W. X. Nckelvy ana Lizzie Hsrancourt
Z. W. Zimmerly and Caroline Platz.
X. A. Smith and Joanna Mueller.
+. Zimmerman and Louisa Ulrich.
W. s. BOIaud and Nellie E. Armstrong,