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Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
THE CITY HACK!

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
FORTY. sixth CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1z-Mr. Thurman
presented memorial from citizens Of Ohio
largely interested in stock raising asking
the appointment OF committee t., investi-
gate the subject Of contagious diseases Of
domestic animals.
Mr.. Pendleton from the Committee on
Census reported bill to amend the act for
taking the census f,r 1880. d .as
A resolution was introduced providing
for the restoration 10 the public domain of
sh lands granted to railroads and other
corporations which shall have failed to
comply with the conditions attached to
such grants. H
A bill was introduced to repeal the stat
ute which prohibits the payment Of any
CLAIM against the Government which ac-
crued prior to 1851 in favor OF any person
who engaged In the late war. Referred.
A resolution was offered In favor OF MAIN
tanning the presentyolume of United States
Treasury notes with their legal-tender quail
ity preserved. Referred to COMMITTEES ON
Finance. IA &ff f5 ! s3H III
A bill was passed tDsallowst the free entry
Of competitive prizes won BY American citi.
sens In foreign countries.
Adjourned.
WAsHiEGroN, Dec. l7.-Bills wsfs intro
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected in The Corn.
cracker Commonwealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
New CASTLE, Dec. 18-A stranger named
johnson entered the store OF w. O'Brien,
introduced himself as a detective, and
offered to ferret ont the robbers who robbed
his store some time since. He was found
to be an impostor and is now in Jail here.
p EM1NExcE, Dec. 1a-Harry Colston. the
negro owner of the race horse Irish King
was in town last Monday, summoning wit
nesses in his suit against B. F. Harper, the
horse king.
HARRoDsBURe, Dec. l8.-The boiler of the
portable saw-mill Of Thompson & Curry,
located about twenty miles from this place,
on the edge of Washington County, ex-
ploded, instantly killing 7. A. Gabbard and
his son John, and mortally wounding George
Gabbard and Robert Curry, the partner.
Mt. STERLING, Dec. 1S.-Marshal Hefin,
of Maysville, captured at mill, about
twelve miles from this place. last night,
Joseph Homber, who escaped from the
Maysville Jail last September.
FRANKroRr, Dec. 1&--The Sheriff of Fay
cite County arrived from Lexington last
evening with twelve prisoners for the Peni-
tentiary. Among them was colored wo-
man. who carried child six months old
in her arms. The keeper refused to 70.
ceive the child, and Governor Black burn
pardoned the woman.
PARIS, Dec. 1S.-Georgs Thornton, ali old
negro, was killed by the north-bound eve
ming passenger train. He was standing on
the second cartridge. one mile north Of
this place, when the train struck him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
HeW Ou1d Write to Their Parents.
Richmond Heraldl

Colonel x, of John Morgan's cavalry
was not a martinez, but, bearded like tho
pard, he had military air. Disciplins
was his hobby. The soldiers of his regi-
ment were young men from eighteen b
twenty-five years old-all of them blue
blooded. To restrain these hotspurs 10
quired tact, skill and frmness. It wo
no easy task to curb this jeunesse dores.
but the Colonel did it, and this was tn
way he did it:
An inspection having been ordered,
the Brigadier and his staff visited HD
ColonePs camp for the purpose Of coz
Quoting it. While the regiment was in
line, undergoing inspection, two privsteI
who had been ranging the night before IN
search Of buttermilk, and had endeavored
to sneak into camp unobserved, were do
tected by the outpost sentinels and
brought under arrest to Colonel x. at thu
head of his regiment,
The colonel, cooking his hat on thrse
hairs, sternly ordered them to his tent ts
await his coming after inspection, re-
marking to Gen. D. that he would
make an example of these rovers. Ar
rived at the tent with the general and
s'aff, after ranks were broken, the colonA
arraigned the culprits before hin.
"Young gentlemen" said he, severely,
"you are aware that you have beea
guilty of serious offense against the dis-
cipline of my campw eyes, colonel
was the meek reply. "Well, sirs," thua-
dered the Rhadamanthus, II desire yoa
distinctly to understand that if this o.
fense is repeated I will write to your
parents about it. Go to your company"
Turning to the surprised officers looking
on, he said: "You see how severe I mud
be with these fellows. Discipline must
be preserved"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
Finding "Girl'' i'm the Bible.
American Wesleyan.

An English town missionary, a shors
time ago, related remarkable incident
There was lodging-house in the district
which he had long desired to enter, but
he was deferred from SO doing by his
friend, who feared that his life would bs
thereby endangered. He became aa
length so uneasy that he determined h
risk all consequences and try to gain ad
mission. So one day he gave sons.
what timid knock at the door, in re-
sponse to which coarse voice roarea
out: "Who's thereT' and at the sams
moment vicious-looking woman opened
the door and ordered the man Of God
away.
"Let him come in and see who he ID
and what he wants." growled out tho
same voice. The missionary walked in,
and, bowling politely to the rough-lookine
man whom he had just heard speak, said:
II have been visiting most Of tho
houses in this neighborhood to read with
and talk to the people about good things
I have passed your door as long as feel I
ought, for / wish also to talk with yoa
and your lOdgers."
"Are you what is called a town Mis-
slonaryw ....
II am, sir" was the reply.
"Well, then," said the ferce-lookinR
man, "sit down and hear what 1 am 20
ing to say. l will ask you question out
of the Bible. If you answer me right
you may call at this house and read and
pray with us and our dodgers. as often -
you like; but if you do not answer mo
right we will tear your clothes off your
back and tumble you neck and heels
into the street. Now what do you say
to that, for I am man of my wordr
The missionary was perplexed, but d
length quietly said:
II will take you"
"Well, then," said the man, there coca
Is the word girl in any part Of the Biblsa
If so, where can it be found and how
often? That is my question"
"Well, sir, the word girl is in tho
Bible, but only once, and may be found
in the words Of the Prophet Joel, iii, 4
The words are: 'And sold a girl for
wine, that they might drink"
"Well," replied the man, II am deaa
beat; I burst to have bet E5 you could
not have told" "And I could not have
told yesterday" said the visitor. "For
several days | have been praying that
the Lord would open me way into this
house, and this very morning, when read
ing the Scriptures in my family, was
surprised to find the word girl, and got
the concordance to see if it occurred
again, and found it did not And now,
sir, l believe that God did know and
does know what will come to pass, and
surely His hand is in this for my protec-
ton and your good" ,.-.,-
The whole Of the inmates were greatly
surprised, and the incident has been over
ruled to the conversion Of the man, his
wife and two Of the dodgers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
Shadows Of Coming EventA

LINCOLN Lyceum will meet this evening
at Union Chapel. on Seventh street. a
Tho Hamilton County Democratic Club
will hold meeting tonight at the Club
Rooms.
A Gospel meeting. conducted by John r.
Mrris. t Q Evanrelist, of Chicago. will be
held at No. 200 Vine street this evening.
The young ladies of the Ninth-street Bap-
tist Church will give social entertain
ment this evening in the yestry Of the
church.
The second lecture OF the Hughes Al
umni Course will I've delivered at the High
Sc ,ool Hall next Friday evening by w. Fl.
Whitaker. Subject, Scenes in Italy,"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
Local Personal.

Commodor. Thompson Dean. OF New
York. and W. H. Fitch, ESQ. Manager of
the Detroit Gas-works, are at the Bnrnet
House. satzl9@ 9f'A
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
N. HALEY will learn with deep and painful
regret Of the loss by scarlet fever Of their
only son, George. Scarcely two years Of
age, he peculiarly bright and interesting,
the light and life Of the household.
Hon. George Balm, Of st. Louis, President
Of the Millers' National Association, Is IN
the city, having just returncd from trip
through the East, where he las been IN
business connec I'D with the Miller Inter-
national Exposition. to bs held here Jane
lst, 1850
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18


The cases set for tomorrow FRIDAY, are q
COMMON PLEAS
Before Judge Johnston.
52,8O6-H Behrens vs. Lavinia M. Davis.
52.6i2-Catherine M Cotk VS.. VIM. +. wallace.
62.Sl6-w c. Peale & Bro. vs.. Anthony Policy
ct al.
52.sls-Jacob Nolthemus VS.. Cincinnati Consol-
52.S2o-John Schlick vs. Fritz Schumberg.
62.8t2-Ma,y A. Terrell vs. Margaret Goodale.
52,M4-Peter Harrington va. The City
52.888-John N. Mueller W. John 0. Phillips
ct al.
Before Judge Moore.
5s,e57-Patrick Bourke vs.. Ryan Malloy.
5S,961-Harry r. Corwine vs.. J. E. Fuller ct al.
5S,96S-The Farmers Insurance Company Va.
Henry Newforth.
5S,9s7-Robert H. Tisch,er vs. David Kuebler.
So, 996-J. B. Drummer & Co. vs. VIM. Holmes.
SUPERIOR
Before Judge Harmon.
s4.6sO-Frederick Dallas. executor. VS.. James ].
s4,Sso-Richard Mathers ct al VS.. The City ct
s4,sss-Irish Building Association No. 2 VS.
Dennis J. Foley ct al.
47l3-Ida Scott va. Jacob Pfiester ct al.
3i.730-Albert Doeblin vs. ShieleS, May 4 Co.
3i,734-C,ncinnat, Irish Building Association
No. Q VS.. Peter GaMdOlfo.
sl,764-Thomas McDougall VS.. Frederick Dor
man ct al, assignecs
Before Judge Foraker.
S4630--Mary Connal vs.. The City.
3i,640-David R. Huerstes vs. Bice Il McMiller
34.652-George H. PendletOn ct AL Tustees vs.
Michael Werk.
S4682-Catherine Steinmstz vs. Frank Jost.
Before Judge Force.
34,2G-A. H. Smith VS.. William p. Hubert.
Sl347-S w. Walker va. Chamberlain Co.
34.2T-Richard G. Cammerack VS.. The c., c.. G.
SO, Christopher Rufurse VS.. J. l. Keck &
Bros
POLICE.
Drunk-Tony Manly. Thomas Laws, S.
and c,sts; VIM. Masker, $S and costs; John
Burns. continued.
Disorderly Conduct-Louis Folger, Mi
chael Hanling, Jacob Macklin, continued;
Patrick Dolan. 5000.
Assault and Battery--Henry O'Neil, e.
7. Dickson, C 'ntinued: Wash. Harker, S.
and costs; Addie Hopewell. So and costs;
Annetta Williams. SO and costs.
Miscelaneous-Pat. Cunley, burglary,
bound over; Chas. Mclean, John Findall,
petit larceny, continued; John Renner,
Archie Amann, same, DHouse of Refuge;
Chas. Brockman, murder, continued Dec.
31st; J. Mahoney. false pretenses, continued;
Henry Mans, careless driving, dismissed
Isaac Cook, peddling without license, So
and casts, remitted; ANDY Schrem, James
Wei vagrancy, 5000; John Cavanaugh,
cruelty to animals, continued; Joseph A.
Campbell, A. N. Theal, carrying concealed
weapons, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
BURNED AGAIN.
Smith 4 Williamson's Planning Mills Par
tally DESTROYED.

About 10 o'clock last night a fire was dis
covered in the planing-mill of Smith & Will
hanson, corner Of Third and John streets.
An alarm was at once turned in from Box
s, followed upon the arrival of Chief Bun.
ker bv second. Although the fire was
dangerous enough it was useless to turn In
more than one alarm. as the first relay OF
engines could not be supplied with sif
fcient water owing to smaIlness Of the
Waterman on Third street. The fire gained
considerable headway on the boys on ac-
count of the scarcity OF water, and they
deserve credit for subduing the flames with
tut the entire destruction of the establish
ment The damage done to the building,
stock and machinery will amount to about
$500 Several men employed in the fac
tory had their tools destroyed, which will
cause loss to them of probably 500 a
piece. The factory was burned out about
year ago
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18

duced and referred. Repeating the legal
tender quality of United States Treasury
notes; also repeating the stamp tax on
bond checks A bill exemrting employees
In the p,stal service from serving OH
juries. A concurrent resolution was
adopted for the appointment of joint
committee OF three Senators and five Rep
resentatives to investigate the present sys.
tenn Of salaries. fees and emoluments
allowed to the officers Of the several U. 8.
Courts.
A joint resolution, proposing Constitn'
tional amendment giving Congress power to
grant. protect and regulate the exclusive
right to adopt and use trademarks, was re-
ported. and after considerable discussion, il
was passed. Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18

The Protestants of Scotland are abous
to hold meeting at Edinburg, at which
an address of thanks'' is to be presented
to that pious Orangeman, Lord Onn
more and Browne, in acknowledgment
of his exhibitions of decided Protest
antism" in the House of Lords. . 4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
20 HIRE A HALL.
associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Dec. 11.-At 4 meeting of
irish citisens held In tho Fifth-avenue
Hotel last evening. = committee Of forty
was appointed to make all necessary ar.
rangements for the reception of Mr.. ChaA
Parnell, N. p, on his arrival in this city,
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and to hire hall In which Mr.. ParneiI 60
explain the condition Of Ireland to ID
American people.
ANOTHER CREMATION oosvKRf.
The will of Christian French, late seniaR
partner in rich shipping firm, just fiis4
directs that his body shall be cremated, 81
in the accompanying letter Of instructions
he states Milan as the place where it shoaaD
be done.
SALE OF PICTURES.
Thirty.four thousand dollars was br0ughe
by the sale of the first half of the Sherwos4
Collection of Pictures last night
RoBBING THE UEDERrAKERs.
1t is reported to-day that the undss-
takers warehouse of james Shanaha4.
within stone's-throw Of Police HeadquKs
tiers, has been robbed of several thoussno
dollars worth of goods.
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Four hunters from Marion, Ohio, killed
fifty -threedeer and Ave bears In An Sable
County, Mich.
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Mr.. Peter G.. Thomson, of the ArcadD
book store, has published very handsomo
almanac for 1880. It is model of hands0mD
Typography. and is conveniently arranged
Both for beauty and utility it can not b
excelled.
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The Sullivan Concert.

The following is the programme for the
testimonial concert 10 Mr..
Tim. J. Sullivan, which takes place at Me-
lodeon Hall, this evening:
FIRST PART. ..r..
Recitative and Duette. .. Xii
Messrs. C. J. Davis and VIM. Tyrrell.
Love Sounds the Alarm Handel
! J. Hartley Thompson.
Da Talantan0 Vivere.. Venzan0
Miss Jennie Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Newhall
Creole Lovers SOng.............. .......... Buck
Mr.. Tim. J. Sullivan.
Laughing Martini
Miss Sullivan, Mcssrs Helmecamp and
----- Sullivan.
p,o,.s. PART IL c,on,n
Iooooo
M. A. Carpe.
lie TortOrele (The Dove
Mrs. C. II. Bourgoin.
TIE Two Grcnadicrs. Schumann
Mr.. Tim. J. sullivan.
Mo Fernando. Donixetti
Miss Annie Bernard.
Duette. ..::..".;.." Fl0tow
Messrs. Helmecamp and Sullivan.
Quartette, "GOOd Sighp' '........... .FlOtnw
Mis-. Bourgoin, Miss Bernard; MesslS. Dunnie and
Wetherell.
Accompanies: Messrs. J. Frank Wilson and H.
J. Schumacher f+-H f''t
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A perfect Paradise for bargains in Holt.
day Goods ct 30 Store. 12f West Fifth street
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Drink Websr's cslsbrated bref. Il i the
best; on TAP at oil frst-cluss ssloonA
Try It'll
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Always keep st. Jacobs Oil handy.
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THE COURTS.

TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR
The cases set for tomorrow friday are .
follows