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70 thf Editor o1 The Tribune.
CHICAGO, April Give sincerely hope the
Judges in considering the nominations for the
Justices Of the Peace will fayo1ably consider
the claims Of Alr. j. W. E. Thomas For
several years past Mr. Thomas has been Ills
tinguished and efficient representative OF the
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Sec{cfQryElip or the N0ELHNtSLeGH IcAEQEs Ills
successor will probably BE- Dubuaue man.
Minstrels) Is beginning to show itself in his man
axement OF tho CleYclands. A brass band will
npsist ut the opening League game next Thursday.
George Wright playela game Of ball recently in
fs fny M nsst ssa e had On aad h1es
pairs Of pants. and jackets ad lib: He was warm,
but couldn't stoop and ret ball to eave him.
After it had been announced ail over the country
that he would not play ball this season, Meyer1e
as signed with the Nationals : Of Washington he
places Of Farrell and Dallas, who have been re-
leased.
Boston is manfcsting its suite against Chicago
and everything connected with this ctp by refus-
DOESN'T worry the manufacturers to any great ex-
tent, however, as such action puts money ID their
pockets.
International clubs are already Quar:eling among
themselves. The 1rsE row OF the season Is between
tho Worcester and Baltimore Clubs, the latter re-
fusing to pay the $50 guarantee to the Worccsters
Until the amount is handed over Baltimore will be
ltside tho Association.
George Wright says that he hopes the Providence
Ms. will make such name this season that they
x ~ be we'll known without word or letter on the
START front. Perhaps they Will There are at least
two men in the nine who will rire it reputation
enough {of certain sort> If only turned loose.
This is the qutntessence Of baseball learning in
boy at tho b.. has thrown his bat on the ground.
He has a bright red head, and it CLEANS brightly
and cheerfnlly against the fresh green Of the
prairie, like red pepper in dish OF lettuce
The betting on the League championship Is now
running at i've to one against Boston and Cincin-
uat1; six 10 one against Providence; eight to one
against Chicago: twelve to one against Syracuse
and Buffalo; twenty to one against Troy and Ceye o
land Now any men who desire to place 81, 500
against $3.50 that Providence will not win, can be
accommodated at this othcs- It mikes no di1feS-
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grounds last Sunday. A large number OF horses
are now qnartered there and to lover Of the sport
there is nothing enticng as drive to the track
and au early look at the trotte1s Sunday morning.
An effort is being made to reinstatc +. L. Fan
cher OF Peoria, who was captured while on
s'rinsng' campaign in the fall OF 1877 with nilly
O'Neiil The necessary petition WAS in circulation
among Chicago horsemen during the past week,
ana received a large number OF signatures.
Mr.. A. Il. Taylor, OF Orange County, \. r,
owner OF the celebrated Hamb1etonian stallion
Florida reached this city yesterday, bringing with
him Florida, and his three sons, damoieton,
Cornwall and Grand Union. These eppeE,n5 4,5aia. an.
mails are to be seen in stable occupied ny tloffaa
last summer, in the rear Of the old Post ONCE,
near Adams street. Florida has wtntered well.
Mfr. Alley Bonner. son Of Robert Bonner, and
considered as good road driver as there Is IN the M
nresent week Although the object OF his visit has
not been made public, it is thought mat ociofe
leaving he will take careful look al me JOCKEY
CInh track with view to possible performances
oror Il Nv some Of hts fathers flyers during the
summer.
Tnrfmen ali over the country. and especially
those OF Chicago, will be interested IN KNOWING
West by Pilot, Jr recently foaled horse colt by
Black Basslnger, =" son Of Legal ienaef. 1 LIZ
yonngster is beauty and said 10 9e ns mhe '0H W.
brother in blood, King OF the West, Is one Of tne
finest 5-year-olds In the West- ..
..Nosey Brown Is still at Dexter Park with bis
stable OF trotters. He came down town few days
QQQ barely GEClpGu q pE1SuAAA Atu4~"A.J
man who said be {Arown} was trrep-esslpie.
.'Nosey' said he liked joke as we.l as anyGoas' o
but calling uames was different thing. E1pana-
tions and a look into the dictionary convinced e,
Brown taat a man might be ir1cprcsslose ana SILL
retain his standing in good society,".
TRACK TALK.
King Kalakaua has purchased seven head OF trot-
ting bred horses from Col Withcrs, OF Lexington
Ky.
The annual sale OF Chestnut Hill ye:rlings Will
be held the farm Of Aristides Welch, near fhio-
dciphis, May 20.
Calvin, once celebrated as race-horse, was shot
a few daye ago. Tic suffering from lock1aws
with no hope OF recovery.
Dan Mace says Charley Green doesn't mean any
thing by his recently issued challenge. and only
wants to let the public know he is alive.
Farorite, record :::s0, has yearl1ug colt b. the
well-known trotring- stallion Aristos, TOR which
the name Of Recompcnse has been claimed.
Mr. Vanderbilt has secured mate for Capt
JACK in L 6-year-old gelding By. Taggarf's Aodal-
Ian. He has no record, buI can beat 1:25.
Various improvements nre being made at the
Pinllico track Da1timore). including new judges
stand. About sixty horses training there. OF
which Reed has ten, Dwyer Brothers i've, Nc"
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Two-base hits~Dalfy mp1e, COTE, 5haUIF, N0yna-
han.
Total bases on clean htts-Chicagos, %; Picked
Nine, II.
Double plays-Mehan, I.
Passed balls-1Inr9idge, 2; ,h,e heenamler' 7.
Unpire-W. L. Shepard.
An IMPORTANT DECISION. SE2&H
During the past week very nice point in League
law was brought up By the Troy Club, and disposed
OF President Hubert to tSon ne 10 Of 1
e fseiipr whicn frequently arises in cases where
rule il construed in suce manner that it entails
temporary financial loss On one OF the parties to
the case. ,o,
three games With the Capital City Nine Of Albany.
- - NJ SSisve5 last week knowing that the Leagne
Gnns+atnfinn - contained provisions regarding tho
nlayine Of games By League clubs with mines or
Clubs other than local ones, the Troy Club COM
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T. OUR NEW STORE, 1872 WABASH-Av.,
WE OFFER 4 LAIftiE STOCK OF
---- SECONDHAND PIANOS,
EMBRACING
Kuahe upright
) knabe squares.
2 Bauer uprfghtAs
z Bauer squares, =
. Chckerlng,
2 Steinwnys1
RonrJman & Gray square
/ Chrfaty & Son square,
Bradford upright.
AT PRICES REtiARDLESS OF COST:
JULIUS BAUER & CO.,
NOW 265 WABASH-AV.
DIANOs. ORGANS- AND OTHEK MUSICAL IN
L struments tuned and repaired We employ corps
of Of the bcst workmen that money can hire and
best possible More lnjurys done to nnc In
strunents tho hnnds OF tncom petent workmen than
results from all other causes combined. LYON d
HEALY, State aud M0nroe-sts.
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/ CHEAP Fol: CASH OR ON TINE AT
PELTON 4 POMEROY'S, $50 AND 152 STATE-ST.
Owing to making Improvements and greatly Gu
larglng piano and or1au wareroous We must have
the space now occupied By the following secondhan
planes and organs. some OF them hut little used.
We therefore oIer them during the coming Weckou
the most liberal terms to suit customers:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
Local Personal.


Hon. Benjamin Eggleston left for Toledo
last night
Senator-elect Tom Carran, of Cleveland,
vas in the city last night.
Colonel Max Moser has become the
father of bouncing nine-pound boy.
Mr.. John Gibson and Mr.. VIM. Gibson,
Jr., returned to Cincinnati from their Euro
pean tour yesterday.
w. p. Tharp will be welded to Miss
Sllowell, of Clinton street, on the evening
of November 4th.
Doctor William F. Crowley, brother Of
the Rev. D. Crowley, of Cumminsyille, died
in San Francisco recently.
Nat. Homer, Manager of Emerson's Min
strels, which are to appear at Pixies Opera
house next week, Is at the Gibson House.
Carson Lake. ESQ.,, late of the Akron Ar
gus. and recently Secretary of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, is in the
city.
Mr.. James Sargent. of the Twenty irst
Ward Station. was yesterday promoted to
a Lieutenancy, to take effect on the lst OF
November.
DR.. and Mrs. M. 7. Carey will celebrate
their twenty-third anniversary at their
home, No. 256 Everett street. on the even
ing of November 9th. On that occasion
they will give reception in honor of the
marriage of their daughter, Mollie Carey,
to David I. Williams.
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confer with the Governing Committee on
Stock Exchange. The real object of the
conference, as ind Gated BY one of the bank
Presidents who took part in the meeting
was to check the enormous imitation, he
said. that had taken place in the prices OF
stocks.
Within the past week brokers have made
forced loans from banks after the close Of
the Business Stock Exchange. There has
been just enough OF this lying down on the
banks to show what might happen some
day in this dangerous condition OF the
market. I Exchanges at the clearinghouse
amounted yesterday to $l72.6n0, ,O00 and the
balances to more than 5000, 1000. 1t is said
that the certifcation at the Bank of New
York on Saturday exceeded $4,000, 600.
1t is believed clearinghouse far some of
the active stocks might be made successful.
Some persons favor the adoption of the
English custom Of a fortnightly selling.
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SHEPHERD SLAPS BACK.
Interesting Case Of Alleged Blackmail.

Special to the Stav
UNION CRY, IND, Oct. % Mr.. Frank E.
Vestal, Ticket Agent of the Bee Line at
this place, together with his two assistants,
VIM. Morrow and Samuel, Hutton, were
yesterday arrested upon the charge of
blackmail, preferred by VIM. Shepherd.
Money having been missed at various
times, Mr.. Vestal states that last Saturday
morning, with his two assistants, he sta
toned himself in the loft and saw Mr. Shep-
herd come in and take money out of the
till. He was halted and made to give up,
and afterward gave his note for $780, with
securities. Mr.. Shepherds statement is
that he was hauling away load of produce
being drayman, and went into the office
to lock at the tab book to see if he had all
the goods.
Fifty cents was lying on the counter,
which he picked up. intending to keep a
while as joke AS soon as he had taken
it, three revolvers were pointed at him
from the loft, with the cry of stop THE" :"
And being threatened with arrest and ex-
posure for larceny. he gave his4lote as above
stated. Messrs. Vestal, Morrow and Hutton
are now released under $1,000 bonds for
their appearance before Mayor Gribben
next Thursday. Shepherd is n member OF
the City Council on the Ohio side.
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The False Notions

Exist in the minds of many otherwise in
telligent people as to the requirements of a
disordered stomach or liver The swallow
ing of nauseous and powerful drugs is the
way to encourage, not to cure dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Nor can constipat-
ed or otherwise disordered condition of the
bowels be remedied by similar treatment.
That agreeable and thorough stomachic
and sperient, Hostetter's Bitters, which is
the reverse of unpleasant, and never pro-
duces violent effects is far preferable to
medicines of the classes referred to. 1t in
fuses new vigor into a failing physique.
cheers the mind while it strengthens the
body, and institutes complete reform in
the action OF the disordered stomach, bow
els or liver. Appetite and sleep are both
promoted, uterine and kidney affections
greatly benefited by its use. 1t is indeed a
comprehensive and mertorious prepara-
ton. free from drawbacks Of any kind.
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Wee Wirelings.

Julia Kruger fatally burned at Greenfield,
Wis.
John r. Butler died from burns at Iron
ton, O.
George Stroup's house burned at Wal.
dron Ind.
Austin's Block. burned at Ionia, Mich.
Loss $4,000.
John Wilson. clerk, found dead at Mil
waukee Whisky.
F. u. BADGERS property burned at Saltille.
Ind. Loss $4,000.
Stenbarger & Miiler's drug store burned
at Taylorsville, Ind.
Hommer Bros clearinghouse burned
at Warsaw, Ind. Loss $3, 900
w. s. Grief & Bros, erocers at Paducah,
KY, reported failed Yesterday.
Henry Marks, teamster, Yesterday sen.
fenced to two years State Prison for rob
berry.
Burglars got away with 500 worth Of
clothing from store of +. Blaums, at Ln
gansport, Ind.
A man named Thorp arrested at Marietta
O.. charged with cattle, stealing aud takel
to Manchester.
Daniel Smith arrested at Providence, r
l.. charged with embezzling $12, 900 from ]
w. Gaf Il Co., Cincinnati.
Little three-year-old son of Mr.. Tavlor ar
attorney at Connersville, Ind, fell from
wagon and killed instantly.
Charles B. Lutliff run over and killed BY
cars yes erday at crossing near Elyria, 0.
also one OF his horses killed.
Valuable papers stolen recently from
Captain Keens, of Andoverr o.. were yes
terday returned to him from Cleveland.
Alonzo Brooks. of Columbus, Ind, arrest
ed and lodged in Jail, belng indicted b,
Grand Jury, of Jennings County, tor bur
glary.
Frank Carnes seriously. injured by hi
knee and hip being caught between cars q
the P & L. Z. Railroad yards, Youngstown
Ohio.
Il. Craws, of Columbus, H., fatally hur
by runaway team Saturday while return
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National Associated Press to the Star
SAN Francisco. Oct. 28.-Grant's recep.
tion at Virginia City was a repetition of the
remarkable demonstrations that have been
made in all the cities he las visited on the
Pacific coast. Flags, flowers and photo
graphs representing the tributes to Grant
were displayed everywhere. Mayor Young
made welcoming address and large pro
cession escorted the party to the hotel. All
the principal mines were visited.
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Uncle Sammy.s Suit.
National Associated Press to the Star,

New York, Oct. 2S.-United States Cir
cult Judge Blatchford heard yesterday ar
guments on demurrer 10 the bill of discov-
cry BY the Government in the matter of
Samuel J. Tidcn's income taxes. Ex-Judge
John A. Porter, of the counsel for Mr.. Til
den. in his argument in behalf of the de-
murrer,. said the essential point is the same
as he raised in his first answer in action at
common law, that Mr.. Tilden paid such in
come as the Government officers had as
sessed, and he held that the Government
was bound to abide by this assessment, no
matter how erroneous it might be. United
States District A,trnev Woodford argued
against the position taken BY Judge Porter
at considerable length. The Judge decided
against the defendant and directed the entry
Of an order requiring Mr.. Tildcn to answer
the questions contained in the bill of dis
covery. In all pr babliy Mr.. Tilden will
appeal to the Supreme Court.
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ing from meeting at the school-house with

ing from meeting at the school-house with
friend.
James Jamison, a yonng gentleman IA
vorably known in Lafayette, Ind, fatally
injured by runaway at Chauncy, Ind,
yesterday.
The trial Of Jack Swayne for the murder
of John Sheehy on the 4th of July began
Yesterday at Fort Wayne, Ind. and drew
large crowd. ".--
Charles Moekle, clerk in the Chicago
Water Department. who was recently dis
charged, is an alleged defaulter to the
amount of $4,000.
At Caldwell. Ohio, the Grand Jury in
dicted Uria Frakes for manslaughter, com
mitted on the person of Andrew Shepherd
on the 9th of July.
his leg and injured himself internally, at
tempting to lift seven hundred pounds Of
wheat into wagon.
Bishop Chatprd confirmed seventy-six
children at Columbus, Ind, yesterday. Dr.
A. J. Banker U. S. Examiner of Pensioners
at same place, resigned.
House-breakers night before last, at
tempting to enter the residence of DR.. Stix,
at Geneva Ind. was driven away by Mrs.
Stx and daughter, armed with an ak.
John King undertook to leap from train
on the c., c., C. & l. Railroad yesterday
near Milford Center, o., and had his nose
broken and face badly injured thereby.
Joseph Waller and Hiram Thompson
breaking into the store of A. F. Upp and
residence of D. w. Stocomb at Plymouth,
Ohio.
The two negroes who shot and probably
fatally injured Wm Chunn, at Aberdeen,
Ohio, were apprehended and lodged in Jail
yesterday. Their names are Charles Potts
and Henry Bush.
Frank Blockman struck Ed. Alberton
with wagon spoke while quarreling al
Ryors & Bollenbackers shop. at Blooming
ton, Ind, yesterday, fracturing his skull, II
is feared, fatally. Both boys.
The remains of w. S. Bodie, the original
discoyerer OF the Bodie mining district
who perished in snow storm November
14th, 1859, were discovered yesterday
about mile southwest of the town o.
Bodie.
James McNeely, while hunting with 9
party of friends near Excello Paper Mills
! accidentally discharged his gun, receiving
the charge in his knee. Resides at Lock
land and is employed at starch factory il
that place.
George Taylor, VIM. Murray and VIM
Fischer yesterday arrested at Nelsonville
Ohio. charged by J. w. Butterworth, O
Boyd County, KY. with burglarizng stor,
in that county in 1878. Taken to Kentuck.
without requisition.
Nelson Bailey placed lunder $500 bail il
Mayors Court at Mt. Gilead on the charg
of taking, in bit OF fun, Mr.. McMann'
valuable horse. and driving it several mile
and leaving it hitchcd near his sfather's resi-
dence in the country.
Adam Reider lodged in Jail at Marion
Ohio, yesterday in default of $500 bail fo
chasing his wife with a revolver and butch
er-knife and threatening to kill her, whil
under the influence of too much hard cider
Parties reside near Prospect, o.
John Manning alias Hell.fired-Jack, an
VIM. Morgan, confidence men, arrested 8
Mansfield, Ohio, yesterday, and found /
} possession of bogus checks on Exchang
Bank, Columbus. and Farmers Nations
Bank, Mansfield, fined $40, and ordered
leave the place.
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Shadows of Coming Events.

The property-holders on West Walnut
Hills will meet this evening at Huffman's
grocery to consider the bridge question.
This evening the members of the Young
Mems Christian Association will elect
seven Directors. Polls Will be open in
their hall from 7 till 8 o'clock.
There will be temperance meeting at
Pilgrim Chapel, on Lock street. this even
ing. Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
George W. Kelly and Meyers, and there
will be good music.
Rev. Mr.. Stanger has organized course
of lectures for workingmen, the first of
which will be given by DR.. E. Williams
next Friday. at the Mission Chapel, corner
Fifth and Lock streets.
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Political Suit.

A suit was instituted Yesterday by e. H.
Kleinschmidt before Fred. A. Johnson, J..
p, against Luke A. Staley, Samuel w.
Ramp. George o. Deckebach and Charles G.
Davis Cor the recovery of the sum of $3.50
OIL account Of professional services in at
tending the official count for the October
election.
Our reporter met Messrs. Staley and
Ramp this morning both of whom emphat-
ically denied having EMPLOYED Mr.. Klein
schmidt to look after their respective inter-
ests. On the other hand. they say that Mr..
the interests Of all the candidates for q stip-
ulated fee, which is much less than tile
charge made By Mr. Kleinschn,idt.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Arnold, stillhorn, city.
Infant Kunecker, stillborn, city.
Emma Jacquet, days, city.
Geo. Stark, 7 weeks, CITY.
Willie Gilden. IL mos, city.
Frank GRADER, 12 mos. city.
Chas. Kiefer, 2 yrs. city.
Martin Never, "A yrs, Germany.
Sophia HOLE, Sc yrs. Germany.
Elizabeth rhesing. As yrs, Germany.
john Waffenschmidt. 33 yrs. Germany.
C. C. Anderson, 35 yrs, Ohio.
Julia Harris, 26 yrs Tenn.
VIM. Jackson 80 yrs. unknown,
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POLITICAL.
SHERMAN POSITIVELY IN EARNEST.

SHERMAN POSITIVELY IN EARNEST.
National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-rhe fact that Sec.
retary Sherman had decided not to allow
his name to be used in connection with the
Ohio Senatorship has been known among
Ills friends in this city FIR some time. In
fact the Secretary never sought to conceal
the fact. but spoke of his determination
very freely whenever the opportunity Of
fcred. The announcement made by him
few days since that he would write an open
letter on the subject was occasioned by the
suggestion of some OF his political op-
POnents that lie was not sincere in his de-
nial of his candidacy for the Senatorship to
succeed Thurman. 1t is understood that
the Secretary will give his open letter to
the press soon after his return from New
York.
SECRETARY SHERMAN AT NEW YORK,
NEW YORK. Oct. 28-An audience of near
~ 10000 persons, among whom were many
ladies' attended Cooper Institute to hear
John Sherman. Secretary OF the Treasury,
address the Republican meeting on the is.
sues of the day list night, l
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SECRETARY SHERMAN AT NEW YORK
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
The Former Take Action to Protect
Themselves From the Latter.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.

National A8S0Clateu PTesS 10 Ihe StHr.
new YoRK. Oct. 28.-An informal confer
ence of the Presidents of some of the lead
Ing banks has just been held. The object
Of the meeting is said to be to devise some
plan for the clearance of stocks in order to
avoid . risk of loss by certifcation of
checks. A committee was appointed to
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The alarm of fire from Box 81 at 10:40
this morning was caused by the burning of
the roof of the st. Louis House, on Front
street. opposite the o. 4 NJ. freight depot.
Loss about Sl00
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NEW MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.

The first formal meeting OF persons inter-
ested in the formation of new Mining
Stock Exchange will be held next Saturday
evening. The plan is already we'll devel-
opcd, and the success of the enterprise is
SAID to be secured. The originators are
wealthy California, Colorado and New York
mine operators and financiers.