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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
Total shares reported sold....."

Fishing in the st. Lawrence among the
Thousand Islands" is thus described in
the National Repository: In pike-troll-
ing here, stout ash rods, made in single
piece about eight feet in length, are used;
and these are set in supports and stand
out one from each side of the skift, thus
spreading the lines to prevent fouling Of
hooks. 1t seems a lazy way to fish, and
many prefer to hold the rods in the
hand in order to feel the heavy strike of
the game But the old fisherman will tell
you that the regular oscillltory motion Of
the spoon hooks, under the impulse of the
oars, best initiates the movementsof living
bait, and that the solid strike of the rod
lying in the support is surest to hook the
fish firmly. Flying fish for bass has been
neglected here for several years past,
though formerly it was much in vogue.
Dr. Bethune and his sportsman friends
of former years preferred this, and right
ly, to any other form of fishing on the
river; and there are some famous stories
lingering here vet concerning their ex-
ploits with fly and reel rod Charles S.
Brooks, of New York. member of the
Bethune Club, bass fishing here, took
five bass at cast for three successive
casts and four at the fourth cast, max
ing nineteen fine fish in four successive
casts,
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Police Court.

Drunk = Richard Hurley, continued;
Thomas Scully, Henry Keller, Fred. Wal
tiers, So; VIM. NcKeown, John Byrd, Jas.
Gilroy, Maria Harris, Bridget Coleman,
John Flynn, dismissed.
Disordcrly Conduct-Owen McDermott,
S. John Poland, John Crosby, So; Pat Nc
Hugh, James Parker, dismissed; Mary
Reedy, continued.
Assault and Battery-Gus. DePugh, SO;
Frank Yuland continued.
Miscellaneous-Paul Neumiller, man
slaughter, continued; J. b. Schultz cruelty
to child, continued; John Jansen, cutting,
&c, bound over Kate Yokum, grand lar
ceny bound over; Jetf. Price, Amelia Car
ter, petit larceny, dismissed; George Shipp,
carrying concealed weapons, $25;
James Leonard, William Dixon, same,
5000; Mary Gallagher Mary Kelly, Kate
Judge, Melinda Rose, vagrancy 30 days;
G. W. Goodhue, John McEnrow, failing to
comply with order of Board of Insecure
Buildings, continued; George Hopper,
cruelty to animals, S25; Bridget Conners,
same, dismissed Eph. Dixon, obstructing
sidewalk, $40.
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German Teachers,

The German Teachers, now in session at
Woodward High School, went through the
exercises OF to-day according to the pro-
gramme published in yesterdays STAR.
Tonight they will attend the Summer
Nights Festival at the Highland House.
Tomorrow they will visit the
Suspension Bridge Tyler-Davdson Foun-
tain tFifth street. between Walnut and
Vine streets; Public Library Wine street,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
Music Hail elm street and Fourteenth
streetG City Hospital Twelfth street, be-
tween Central avenue and Plum street,;
Longview Asylum (Carthage)
Spring Grove Cemetery, Eden Park and
Reservoir, Burnet Woods Park.
Lincoln Park freeman street,, Washing.
ton Park and McCook Monument Zoologi.
cal Garden north end of Vine street..
Mt. Auburn, Walnut Hills, Avondale,
Clifton.
Prices Hill, Highland House, Bellevue
House, Lookout House, Water-works East
Front street,.
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From the Coroner,s Office.

Coroner Carrick held an inquest this
morning on the body OF VIM. Lowenstein
who died last evening at the Cincinnati
Hospital from accidental injuries sustained
by falling from the roof of Music Hall
building. A verdict in accordance with
the facts was returned.
Mrs. Mary Kampman, a German woman
35 years Of age, who lived with her hus-
band, Fred. kanpman, on the Baltimore
Pike, in Failmount, died suddenly at 6
o'clock last evening. Coroner Carrick
viewed the remains about 10 o'clock last
night, and will hold an inquest this even
ing.
Another inquest was held to-day, and
that on the body of William G. Burnam,
whose death at No. 90 West Third street
was mentioned in our late edition yester-
day. A verdict was rendered of death from
cardiac paralysis.
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Shadows Of Coming Events.

The eighth annual celebration of the
Anderson Township Harvest Home will be
held at Turpin's Grove on Saturday, August
23d.
Tomorrow evening at G:30 o'clock the
Acme and Aquatic Rowing Clubs will have a
contest on the river, the winner to receive
an elegant silver cup.
The Miami and Whitewater Pioneer AS
sociation will hold reunion at Hunt S
Grove tomorrow. A large meeting and
good speaking is expected.
This evening at s o'clock there will be
held a meeting of the members of the
Thirty-(ourth Ohio Regiment, at the Bur
net House to make arrangements for re-
union, to be held ON the 25th of Septem-
Der next 1t is hoped there will be large
attendance
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4 PittSburgSBOnanza.


1t is said that iron ore has been discov-
cred near Montour Run, on the Ohio
River, about eight miles from the city.
Youngstown and Cleveland iron men
have been prospecting about the place
for two or three weeks, and a Cleveland
man has succeeded in leasing a five acre
piece of the farm of John Scott for 49,
600. An offer of $4,000 was also made
to Alex. Stewart, another farmer in the
vicinity, for the lease Of twenty acres
from his farm, but he declined the offer.
The farmers near Ewing's mill are also
prospecting, and all about the vicinity
the farmers are intensely excited about
the discovery, and are asking fabulous
prices for their land. Our informant
says there is no doubt that ore has been
discovered there, The Montour Run
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The body of Edward Schumard, the
young man drowned yesterday near the
Louisville Short Line RR. Bridge, was re-
covered this morning early near Feisch-
mans distillery at Riverside. The remains
were taken to the lads home, No. Sc East
Fifth street. An inquest will be held at
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Squire Osborn, of Whitewater Town
ship, last evening sent Samuel Harrison to
the County Jail, under sentence of fine
and costs amounting to S28 20 and impris-
onment for three months, for stealing a
watch from Henry Hiestand.
The license of Charles Phitzer, vault
cleaner, having expired this morning the
Mayor refused to renew it, owing TO the
charge preferred against him by the Health
Department of dumping night soil in a
sewer on Wood street.
Two German type-stickers, Fridolin
Lutzingcr and ]. Keil, the latter so years
old, got into a dispute last night i'll Ed.
Brutsche's saloon, at the corner of Race
and Canal, and the latter had his nose
broken and his shoulder dislocated. He
WAS taken to the hospital.
A four-horse team, attached to a heavy
wagon, ran away on Woodburn street and
Eastern avenue, and we're not brought to a
halt till they had run for mile. They
completely demolished the buggy OF Mr..
Carrel and injured his horse.
The Board of Control held their regu-
lar monthly meeting to-day, all of the
members being present. A number of bills,
specifications, ETC., from the County Com
missioners were allowed. Adjourned.
The Central Foster and Hickcnlooper
Club consisting OF live members of each 10.
cal club, will meet tomorrow evening at 5
O'Clock at the hall, corner of Seventh and
Cutter streets.
A quorum of the City Commissioners
was not present this morning, consequently
no meeting.
Common Council failed to obtain a
quorum this afternoon.
The thermometer indicated 900 to-day
at II m.
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SOME SHOW FOLKS.
WambOId still RRttIes His own
BOnrs-DavenpOrt- COmbina-
tiOp-Thc Jrwk of Beaufort.

WambOld still RRttIes His own
BOnrs-DaVenpOrt COmbina-
tiOD-The Jewk of Beaufort.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. IA dispatch
from Saratoga says David Wambold, the
minstrel, is all right. 1t was reported that
he was dying of consumption.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Fanny Daven-
port, the actress, was married to Edwin
Price, the actor at Canton, Pa, last night.
The story is generally credited that Fanny
came back from San Francisco and offered
Mrs. Price, who recently obtained divorce
from her husband, S., 900 o rclinqush her
claims on Edwin. The divorce was OBJ
tanned in New York just a. week ago. on a
charge against Price Of adultery, which was
not contested.
New York, Aug lit is stated that the
Duke of Beaufort will accompany the an
nua cruise of the New York Yacht Club
which will start Aug. 9Th either as the
guest Of Dion Boucicault on the Shaugraun
or of Lester WalaclS on the Columbia. An
unusually large feet is expected to sail on
the cruise this year. Twenty-lour schoon-
ers, sixteen sIoops and six steamers having
been named,
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Commissioners Appointments.

The appointments of the additional
clerks in the Board of Equalization, viz.
Messrs. 0. H. Brown, Chief and Journal
Clerk; ]. N. Peter General Clerk G. T..
Wright Committee Clerk; James Lawler
and Charles Bauer, General Clerks John
Kunz, David Graf and John Evans, Messen-
gers and Clerks, were approved. The salary
is So per day, except that of Brown, which
is S. per day.
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Local Personal.

H. A. Morrill,, Col. Sidney D. Maxwell
and family sailed from Baltimore, Tuesday
last, for Halifax, in the steamer Nova
Scotia.
Mr.. George Kotte, of the firm of Hude-
pohl & Kotte wholesale liquor dealers on
Main street. returned to-day from an ex-
tended tour through the Western States.
Mr.. Rudolph Burgheim, of the book store
firm of NJ. & R. Burgheim, on Vine street,
left to-day for a pleasure trip to Cleveland,
Chicago, Milwaukee and other cities around
the lakes.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.

Specials TO the Star.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1.-The Iron
Company's coal mine at Coal Creel; became
filed with gas, and Adolphus johnson, of
Memphis one of the colored convicts work.
ing the mine, entered with lighted lamp.
An explosion Of burning gas followed, in
which Johnson was instantly killed.
CONCEALED IN A FEATHER BED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 1.-Policeman
Bolton has captured Eugene Plowman, the
noted cracksman, near Lavergne. They
found him at kinsmans house covered up
head and heels in feather bed. He is out
OIL $1,000 bond.
FAILED IN THE ATTEMPT.
CoRyDoN, md, Aug. Miss Lucinda
Duly attempted to drown herself in pond
eight mi'oe from Corydon, but was rescued
by her brother. She will be sent to the In
zane Asylum as lunatic
SUSPECTED MURDERER ARRESTED.
New ALBANY IND, Aug 1.-Allouso
Manly, charged with being an accomplice
in the murder of old man Boyd, near New
Washington, has been arrested. The murder
was a blooded, premcditated one, done
to destroy witness in case OF highway
robbery.
PENITENTIARY OUTBREAK.
FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. l.Wm. Barnett,
Nose Barnett, John Farrell James Martin
and Joe Lambert, five convcts OF the State
Penitentiary, the first three life prisoners
made their escape yesterday by sealing the
walls. Nose Barnett, Martin and Lambert
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Mrs. Sarah E. Smith, widow of Daniel
]. Smith, the baker, has filed suit in the
Superior Court against Rudolph Kernen
and Others, asking for an injunction pre-
venting the defendants from using her
trade marks of Domestic and 'Self-rais-
ing in the manufacture of bread. Arhe
plaintiff also seeks for $4,000 damag6
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keser, a carpenter, of this borough, blew
the top of his head off with an army mus
ket, in his bedroom, this morning. Since
the death of his wife, some weeks ago, he
had lived alone, and had been drinking
hard.
FIRE IN A wooLEN MILL.
Lees wooden mill in Bridgeport was dam
aged by fire in the drying room this MORN
ing to the extent Of $500.
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held regu-
lar meeting today, Mr. Reardon presiding
pro TEN.
1t was moved by Mr.. Zumstein that the
specifications and drawings for a burglar
proof safe for the County Treasurer as pre-
pared by Mr.. Henry Bevis, architect, be,
and the same are hereby approved and
adopted. Approved
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YELLOW FEVER.
Death and Disease Still lowering
Over Memphis.
Nine New Cases and Three
Deaths To-day.

Special to the Star.
MEMPHIS, August liz M.-Nine new
cases reported to this hour: James Collins,
Ed. Tobler, James Burns, Marshall Haw-
kins, Tom Burns, Rev. Father Doyle, VIM.
Hammerle, white; VIM. Morgan and Willis
Allen, colored. Three deaths reported as
follows: Antonio Botto Charles Bennett
and John Halty. Weather clear.
PICKETT.
FIVE CASES REPORTED AT HARRISON, MISS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Aug. lit is re-
ported that five cases of yellow fever are
under treatment at Harrison, Miss.
VIOLATING QUARANTINE LAWS.
PADUCAH, KY, Aug. 1.-The Captain OF
the steamer Golden City, from New Or
leans, was arrested and fined here for vio-
lating the quarantine laws.
QUARANTINE AT MOBILE.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The city Of Mo.
bile guarantees against Richmond to-day,
but not rigidly Coaches and engines from
New Orleans will not go beyond Webb Sta
ton.
CLEANING OUT A SHIPS CREW.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-The ship Leings-
lar, from New York has arrived here on
her voyage. She put into Rio Janeiro for
repairs, and her crew caught the yellow fe-
YER of which the captains wife and twelve
of the crew died. There was no fever on
board the ship after she strIck a cold lati-
tude, but the ship has been quarantined
for safety. All the bedding will be burned
and the ship fumigated.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The steamer Holiday
OF the Anchor Line has arrived from New
Orleans. She brought only few passen'
gers, and all of them were found to be in
perfect health. The only inmates of the
Quarantine Hospital are Mrs Biendy and
her two children, who are convalescing and
will shortly be discharged.
THIS MORNING AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Aug 1-9 A. M-The weather
this morning is fair and not quite so hot
The Howards report G6 cases on hand and
| 80 nurses in the service. To-days list OF
new cases may look alarming, as it is stated
| that cases in North Memphis, discov
cred late yesterday evening" were not re
ported. These may come in added to to
days list and make an unusual showing
| The new cases and Deaths included IL
our dispatches of yesterday, completed the
official report for the day.
PRECAUTIONS AT NEW YORK.
New York, Aug lin view of recent
events Dr.. Vanderpoel has decided it to bt
| necessary as precautionary measure to is
sue peremptory order prohibiting every
vessel from infected ports that has had sick
ness on board during its passage or while a
| quarantine from going up to the city to dis
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Grimsby,s Steering Apparatus.

National Associated Press to The Star
MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-Dispatches from the
aeronauts, Prof. Grmsby and others, at
Yanamska, show they had a pleasant trip to
st. Ami, forty-seven miles from here. They
will return to the city in the course Of the
dav. They state the steering apparatus
which could not be got to work for the first
part OF the trip afterwards had percepti-
bic effect on the course OF the balloon.
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Fourth Edition.
TIL e L A II E S T


Rational Associated Press 10 the Star.
QUEBEC Aug l. Bishop o Bren OF Kings
ton died suddenly this morning.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The walking match
score at p. III. was Dobler, Isl; Riar, l47;
Guyon, So.
LONDON. Aug. lin the divorce trial of
Rev. Newman Hail to-day Mrs. Hall
brought serious charges against the Doctor.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Molcomb stakes at
Goodwood to-day we're won by Brother to
Ersilia, Lorillard's Pappoose second, Milan
third.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-The dead heat be
tween Lady Middleton and Checkmate was
won by the former
The one-mile race was won by Gorham in
I45H.
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A deputation which is described as
representing "the young maidens of
Great Britain" waited upon the Duchess
of Connaught last evening July 1Gth) at
Buckingham Palace and presented to
Her Royal Highness handsomely il
Illuminated Bible as gift of the maidens
of Great Britain Pail Mall Gazette.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
Another Amendment.

If Mr.. Sherman should be nominated
in 1880, the effect of the malaria of Wash
ington during the coming winter will pre-
vent Mr.. Conkling from stump speaking,
during the summer and fall of next year.
The sixteenth amendment to his constitu-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
Thomas Concert To.Night.

The following is the programme of the
Thomas Orchestra Concert at the Highland
House Belvedere tonight.
Overture di Ballo Sullivan
Allegeto, symphony f at............. .... Mozart.
Selections, Flying Dutchman Wagner.
Inermission.
Vorspiel, The Seven RavPns..."...... Rheinberger
Two Iceland sh Melodies. ."..Svendsen
symphonic Poem, lie Rouet dOmphale...
March OF Victory Won Wells Zum Mcer........ List
Intermission
Polka Ma20urka, Devils Darnngneedlc o.u,,,.,
Polka Schnel, Jocus, 'otia"ss
Waltz, llydrOpacn .Gllrgl
March, Dueppler Pefke
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WASHINGTON CITY.
COLD SHOULDER FOR DE LEssEPs.

COLD SHOULDER FOR DE LEssEPs.
Special to the star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lit is announced
that the President and Cabinet are distinct
ly opposed to the Panama Canal plan OF
DeIesseps, and to any plan whatever which
would prevent the United States from as
suming control over the canal should it be-
come necessary.
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Animal Epidemic Disappears.

National Associate,. Press TO the Star.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Nebraska animal
epidemic reported some days ago is disap-
pearing. 1t was confined to one particular
locality, and found to have been caused by
the cattle drinking stagnant water poisoned
by decomposing animal carcasses deposited
near the grazing grounds.
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CINCINNATI FRIDAY

tion is in these words: "All powers not
delegated to an Ohio man are expressly
reserved to the senior Senator of New
York, among which is the doctrine that
no Sherman need apply"
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LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Val
baraso SAYS the Peruvian steamer Pill
romavo has destroyed all the launches at
Iocopilla.
France.
REDUCTION OF sTIPENDs.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-The Chamber OF Depu-
lies have decided to reduce the stipends Of
Bishops and Archbishops. and to increase
the wages Of the working clergy.
THE COUNT PROMISES TO EXPLAIN.
Count De Chambord has issued mani
festo to the people of France, in which he
promises to explain the events OF 1873 on
come future occasion.
Germany.
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, Aug. THE general election
for members CT the Prussian Diet will take
place Oh the 9th of October.
The Socialists oppose Herr Lucan's re-
election, and Herr Erfurst will run against
Herr Kappel of Hamburg, as an avowed
Socialist candidate. The Socialists are san
Euine OF success.
Italy.
FOUR NEW CANDIDATES.
ROME, Aug. 1.-The Pope will make four
Of his principal Nuncios Cardinals.
Foreign Flashes.
The River Nile is unusually high.
The late Khcdive OF Egypt starts for
Rhodes next week, where he Will reside
Russia has formally declared that there
Are now only three cavalry regiments lett
IN Bulgaria.
A small bomb was exploded in the
Church of st. Louis, at Madrid No person
was injured.
Professor Rohlf has reconsidered his de-
Termination to resign the command of the
German expedition into Central Africa.
Osman Pasha has been appointed Com
mapder-in-cIief of The Army of Observa-
lion Oh the Greek frontier, which will num-
her eighty-four thousand.
Official returns show that twenty officers
and four hundred men died of cholera and
Bther diseases on the return march from
the Afghan campaign while only one hun
dred men were killed in action.
Khrgez, owing allegiance to China, made
fresh raid on the Russian district Of Serg-
hiapol. Cossacks pursued them twenty
miles beyond the frontier, took fourteen
prisoners and recaptured the booty.
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Postmaster Amons the Mountains


Mr., WASHINGTON, NH, Aug. 1.--postmas
ter General Key and party spent yesterday
here going hence TO the Profile House last
evening where q banquet WAS served at
Maple Wood. To-day they 20 to st. Al
bans and thence 10 saratoga where they will
spend Sunday.
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The Police Commissioner and DR.. Minor
held a conference yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of selecting suitable location
for a yellow fever hospital. DR.. Minor
stated that he had an excellent place spot
ted, and all that he wanted was authority
from the Board to negotiate for the use of
it. This authority was given and the ques-
ton as to what is to become of the yellow
fever patients is settled. The location is a
splendid one outside the city limits, but we
have promised not to give the thing away,
as big kick might be made by residents
near the place. The location is a good one,
and the best that could possibly have been
selected.
The Delhi folks held another meeting last
night. A resolution was offered that the
citizens proceed to the Quarantine in a
body and dump the whole business in the
river. This resolution was not carried.
DR.. Minor will do everything possible to
please the Delhi people, and is endeavoring
to select another location for the station,
but it seems hard matter to find one.
Health Officer Minor, with authority from
the Commissioners, will place barge at the
River Quarantine for the reception of con-
traband goods The steamboatmen will fur
nish a watchman, and the goods will thus
be guarded till the danger is over.
The Hebrew Benevolent Associations of
this city will cooperate for the relief of
their brethren who have fed here for
refuge.
DR.. Minor this morning received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
MEMPHIS, Aug /.
Nine new cases and four deaths since last
report. r. w. MITCHELL.
Dr. Minor objects to the new hospital es-
tablished by him being called Camp Mi.
nor" He has given it the name OF Saffron
Point" or yellow Jack HILL"
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
Louis Schmerber and Mary Burkhart.
James N. Clark and Mary J. Flynn.
VIM. Hesse and Henrietta Reiner.
Lambert Lamm and Caroline Schell.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01

The latest Partisan fashion reports state
that an American toilet article, Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, is rapidly supplanting all
other cosmetics in the French capital.