The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
GLINTS FROM GOTHAM
ueanness, Mi series and MeanderiEg
of the MetrOpOlitans.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEw YoRK, April l1.-Secretary Sher'
man spent last evening with personal
friends here. He returns 10 Washington
O-day.
SIX CT THE SEX.
Six lady physicians graduated here yes
erday.
he IS AN EX-ALDERMAN.
One Of the notes offered in evidence in
!he trial of Brooklyn officials yesterday
ends with these words: "An unfit man for
.juror. He is an Ex-Aldcrman."
TALMAGE's TRIAL.
The trial of DR.. Talmage by the Presby-
lery was resumed yesterday afternoon. The
attendance, in consequence of the storm,
was not large. DIR. Crosby was examined
1t great length, and the Presbytery ad,
Iourned to Monday.
SUSPECTED OF CHILD MURDER.
Mrs. Erickson, wife of longshoreman,
md very dissipated, is supposed to have
murdered her infant which is missing.
The mother is in custody.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The Star this morning says there is wide
difference of opinion as regards Mr.. Tilden,
expressed by representative men in Con-
btCoo W Vic llCIdlu, anu Ilidb dS
The opinion of the people by the Times
In the former ii was generally and decided
ly against the nomination of Tilden in 1880,
and in the latter it was made TO appear that
large majority Of Democrats are either di-
rectly for Tilden or believe he will be the
nominee. Between the two we think the
Herald, which assumes to. be independent.
came nearer tine truth, and that the Times,
from partisan motive, desiring the candi-
asture of Tilden as the most easily to be
defeated, makes him far more popular or
prominent than he really is.
DEATH From MORPHINE.
Miss Kate Bell aged twenty-eight, who
formerly lived in Jersey City, moved to
Monticello, New York, two years ago. She
had a swelling at the knee and returning to
Jersey City entered the Hudson Company
Church Hospital and Home. On WedneS-
day last, after consultation of physicians
che was placed under the influence of anes-
thetics and slight operation performed on
the knee. She revived and complained OF
excruciating pains; to relieve her morphine
was injected into her arm. She sank into a
stupor from which she never recovered,
her death occurring the same night.
MIDGETs TO BIZ MARRIED.
The midgets, General Mite and Lucia
Bearate, are to be married next week
Lucia is fifteen years old and weighs trihe
less than. five pounds Her face is bright
but not prepossessing. General Mite is
fourteen years of age and weighs nine
pounds. His face is bright and intelligent.
1t seems the marriage is one of convenience
as well as supposed affection. The dwarfs,
belonging to different families, are liable to
be separated at any moment. 1t is thought
best therefore TO bind them by ties that
can not be broken by show managers or
iisagreeing parents.
CLOSED foR EASTER.
I All business exchanges, many stores and
one of the theaters are closed to-day. The
Cotton Exchange is closed till Monday
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
4 Joseph Tooker is to be associated with
Edward Gilmore in the new arrangement
OF Eiblo's Garden. which will begin the
18th of August Tooker Will act as bust
ness manager.
Jarrett IL Palmer's steamer Plymouth
Rock has been sold to Charles Schotield for
100000. She will run to Coney Island or
Long Branch again.
WILL MAINTAIN THE RATES.
The Trunk Line Presidents at conference
last night which lasted till . o'clock this
morning agreed to maintain the rates on
east bound freight