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PORT COLDOnSE.
dpecfat Di4patch TO 7hs 1FfhaHA
P0NT CoLpogNR Janu G,-Lake MtchiHau re-
port: Passed up-rrop Ocean. Montreal to chl-
tago. gcncral cargo.
Down-D. r. Van Allen, Chicago to Quebec,
ttmprr.
Wiud-NurtlWest, fresh.
, 1879-06-07
NAVIGATION NOTES

NAFlHA4lON NOAEa4
The prop oaklanl Ia Receiving 3 rebuild at
buffalo.
The cold weather Is having decreasing effect
on tic nauagers uul owncrs Of excursion ascasu-
crs.
Capt. Channou Is furnishing tho dt-out for tho
new scht Ford lsiger, which Ia expected hero
HuOp. ,'
Tile Anchor Line scilr Annie Sherwood Is Ia
lry-loek IT. Buffalo receiving rebuild.
The tugs Fnyurlte utll bibnarck arrived yes
terlay rsMn MeuumInce, with their bargrs,
loaded with humber.
Shortages oi % md Il bu OF corn on the car-
goes ut il!u stcasls-bargu Chauncuy Iurtbut and
rotlsurt Noriiit1nrr uru attributed to thth ena
VI tie llnu by 1le Buffalo newspapers. !.
4 su1 hreczo hlew trum thu north northwest
ycstert.ay, uni It waa ca!d anl disakreuabsu out
side. 1t.e arrivals during thu tweuty-tour AouEs
enliNE ut O'Clock Iast tseunK Wtru seventy
sail Atil fourteen btgs.iM Heascs, alld tlu de-
partures thlsty-stx ssl Aild ntnctcun steam
esatts,
Capt. Tom Feed, wcll.kuown Chicago tug
n1ant who 4As bsen up uu Lake Pepiu salllHl,
pleasure yachts ulonx with Ills Venerable father,
Who Ia truu tips of ult 1olly tar, arrived II ltG
cIty day Or tWo ago, and vtslted tttlo Market u
yesterday. where hu received u hssstt Wulcoma
frolu nfd fricnds. uo viii return to hls ueW
Aomc IN short tine.
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HUEEALQa

BUFFALO, juno G.-Clearcd-Props Nyack,
Chicago, Wtnslow, 1ndso, Hancock; schrs Col
ac. Wcst, Duluth; G. Amsdcn, tndao, Ausabsc;
Z. II. Carrlngton, :sa1 tous coal, Alanguanou, sou
tous eoal, Detroit; Cape I1orn, A30 tons coal,
Augustus Ford, $50 solls coal. Clevefand; @. II.
Burton, 900 tons coal; Jcnnis Matthews, I'll tons
Goals; @, X. Minis, 875 tons roal, Chicago;
barges Eostoriu, T. II. Urtun, Saginaw; Morn
Ing Sturt Chicago.
CIlartcrss schrs r. L. Danforth, coal to Chi
cage, 95e; =. BaaT. paving st9ne to Ioled" g..
per tun: j. l.. Quitnby, coal to sandusky, 2oc
per ton.
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IL. ~ .Ae flEhe VI the reopIe to goyeru them
ef,r. ~ ssaall neyor te taken from ucm u1ll tllat
soY.,sin sate 10 thu unlou shall forever tonla!n
II Al ssiII,,li linaependcnt, and distinct Republic
p,nh,Ii.'au y wherein sovereignty has not besn
Wpntsa WIZ y ur delegated to tho union.
10 ,to o.e the great n,ssa OF powers nre reserved
torssa,,to otatet mud as to them they arc each "a
VI saa independent oil each othrr ~ New
upIt,d ~ " canada, Yot in thu Scpase ol tho
!us sonaIIts atts ths} meet upou footing Of abso-
e,t,. Iatlty, ~ hAY0 au equal voice In lhe
EoTs,eiMaa iMaapubllc, anl In tho exercise ot Federal
tliauSasQoaY under the Constitution, The Coy
allrctana establishes tho theory Of the doubIu
upet tGse Gns o. Tue cAtizen living undor two dis.
tabfi,bsa' : Tug Constitution also rs
u;sny Of the States aud ths soycSsIpty W Of Tic tno
uous ,n!ases. Iu order to decide oil tho uucs-
"uea might asits unslcr tho Constitution
~ sofakAs COURT wAs ESTABLISHED
thnm., appellate tribunal, It d t!lat 0soas
sh.n nhlch ho!1s ulu baluuca and tiecldUs
iat,Js. iaW ans maaa hy tbs Federal OoyeFuiuen
shen . lug ae tl91ts reserved to the States, u1ll
as .oyersttass ss msas " ,hu statos encroaches on
poser pr1s T. aotds tho greater veto or triGuntjsn
sr =, tt,e President. lie haS power to reouire
W eseh ~ " passed py a tuujorlty OF two.thlrls
Court h. noase aa OF Coogrtsa. Tl.a Supreme
hou.es powss to veto law i passed by both
niutI"nA A'slature e:. not authorized By The Con.
Astns.os 9ha It vetoea lawp m4ttp by 6tnto lre.
FeJerai "ueQ they engt1ach ou The domaln ot
tsn nno'Ysts!gntJ. ln, ths Roman Republic
~ neva,,ss Hs were annually chosun, whose force
pa,a tp e. defend rather than 10 asaal( ;
stts ,a,k 9s opposition than Tor action. YLey
midon hof1xcd aM1xcd to lefel1 the oppressed, to
peqnln ~; sus;oses. 10 arralRn tho enemies OF tbs
~0a' When taey Judged 1t necesaaEy, to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-11

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifier Of the Complexion in use.
Cures Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
ralgia, Scrofula, Govt, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Disordered state
of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

light and a gang of men were employed,
who continued the work until 1890, when
the Coroner made an examination of the
ruins and ordered the work stopped.
1t was his opinion that there was danger
of other portions of the floor and wall fall
ing, and no more lives should be risked.
The contract for tearing down the wall,
commencing at the top, will now be let,
and when the workmen arrive at the bot
tom the remaining portion of the debris
will be removed.
sincs / o'clock this morning no bodies
have been foun.., and it is now certain that
the only body remainInc IS that OF John
McGasfey, man about thirty-l.Ve years Ul u
age, who resides on West Fifth stree' "i'''
his family. Bronson, whom 1t was sup
posed had been buried beneath the --sins,
left the building yesterday afternoon for
bis home in Covington, and Allen Page,
the Young clerk, is also safe. During the
forenoon at several times a cost or hat
would be seen through the rubbish, and
the men would work again with re.
newed energy, but no bodies were
found, and nothing which will
give clue of the whereabouts of McGarry.
1t is supposed this morning that two
strangers, who were at the building short
time before the accident, might also be
buried beneath the ruins but no inquiries
have been made respecting such parties
and it is probable that they are safe.
RELIEF FOR THE BEREAvED FAMILIES.
The employees of Post & Co. appointed
committee this morning, consisting of Geo.
b. Frost, M. M. Sullivan and Charles Col
ton, TO solicit funds for the
families of the sufferers, and
con tributions for this purpose may be sen
to the Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
POLICE COURT.
A Small Docket this Morning.

Mary Bolden, nineteen years of age, went
to Mr.. Hertzberger's house No. 103 Logan
street. last evening, and started a row there.
She then stabbed little boy in the leg with
fork, and threw an ash barrel through the
window of Phil. digs saloon. She was
finally overpowered and taken to the
Bremen-street Staton-house. Judge Will
son this morning fined her SIS and costs.
Mary Gray went out to the Work-house
for three months at her own request.
Adam Benkert was fined SIS and costs for
bad case of disorderly conduct in Cory
vile last evening.
Bridget Burke, for drunkenness, was SEN
fenced to thirty days.
Dennis O Brien, for stealing a couple of
grain sacks from G. w. Wasson & Co., was
sent out for thirty days
VIM. Moser, charged with stealing gold
watch and chain from man named Katzen-
berger was discharged there being no evil
dence against him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
KENTUCK KNICK-KNACKS.
Pithy Points Picked up In the Old
Commonwealth
Specials to the Star.

LEBANON, June o.-Michael McDonough
OF Louisville, contractor now working or
the bridge near Rolling Fork, near thi.
place, came near losing his life yesterday by
the breaking of a derrick. He was uncon.
scious for an hour.
X. M. Jarboe, a prominent coal merchant
OF this place, was suddenly stricken with
congestion of the brain yesterday. His
condition is critical.
MUNFoRDsvILLE June CA boy named
Pleas. Gumm shot at a squirrel and hit a
little daughter of j. G. Milby's in the back
as she was playing among a lot of school
children. The injury is not fatal
OwEEToN. June 6.-In Grant County q
tree fell killing Henry Evans wounding a
man named Sweeney, and narrowly miss
ing another man, all of whom were draw
ing seine.
WINCHESTER, June 6.-In a collision of
runaway teams here a Mr. O'Day's skull
was fractured and Mr.. OBrien was Sc
riously injured.
MOUNT STERLING, June 6.-The body of
Elijah Owsley was found on State Creek
yesterday with stab in the side. He was
last seen with Geo. Raborn, and both were
intoxicated. Raborn can not be found.
HENDERSON, June 6.-Isaac Wilhite, an
old man living on Lower Rough Creek, had
a dispute with his son SAM, during which
the latter shot his father perhaps fatally.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

An excursion over the Ohio & Missis.
sippi Railroad will take place Sunday at /
p M. for the purpose of giving Cincinnati.
ans chance to visit the Protectory on Mt.
Aiverno, and at the same time attend the
dedication of the new chapel and the cross
on the Cemetery grounds. The Knights of
st. Martin will attend in a body in full
uniform. They will be headed by Schoep-
pner's Band. The Mozart Mannerchor will
also be there.
A horse belonging to VIM. Cunning
ham, the florist, ran away with wagon
about 10 o'clock this morning from the cor
her OF Sixth and Plum streets. He ran up
Plum to George and out George to Elm,
where he collided with a post and left the
vehicle behind him. The horse is still sup
posed to be going.
Nettie O'Meara, about thirty-fve years
old, was arraigned to-day before Judge
Smith on charge of keeping house of
ill-fame. She entered plea of not guilty
and gave $500 bond to answer the charge
Thomas Lennon bondsman.
A conductor on the Green Line, by the
name of Ellis, paid an order for 81 to
stranger yesterday who had forged the
name of Epley upon it, and is now 81 out
of pocket.
Since Mayor Jacob has been in office
he has issued 203 charity licenses, 81 rail
road passes, and collected the sum of
$2,737 50 for licenses Of all description
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
CRUMBS FROM COLUMBUS,
What Piatt Says-PrepariMg for
BUSiness-A Len. Harris Boom.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS. June 6.-The bolt of the
Greenbackers is quite general and is led by
Sam. Cary and J. II. Sherwood. General
Piatt, the Greenback candidate, says he will
receive more than one hundred thousand
votes. He says Sherwood is brainles.
fellow and Cary unprincipled and denies
that they can take any votes from him. The
Democrats are generally satisfied with their
ticket and claim two-thirds of the Green.
back vote.
Charley Foster and Andy Hickenlooper,
Republican candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, were here Yesterday,
to arrange for the commencement of an
early campaign. 1t is said that the Bishop
and Ewing men will endeavor to oust J. G.
Thompson as Chairman of the State Com
mittee and put in Len. Harris, of Cincin-
natl in his stead
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

A regular meeting of the Commissioners
was held to-day.
A petition from citizens of Green Town
ship for bridge across schnepp's Creek, at
the foot of Crowelps Hill, was referred to
the Engineer.
The heTrustees of Millcrcek Township asked
for fill and culvert at the junction of the
Lebanon and Pleasant Ridge Roads. Re-
ferred to the Engineer.
A communication from Jacob Traber in
reference to new bridge at Terrace Park
was received and filed. The authorities of
the Little Miami RailroaS were ordered
notified that the Commissioners would
meet them at their railroad office at 9 D..
M. on Friday next for conference on the
subject.
The Auditor presented his quarterly re-
port. The report shows the receipts to have
been $lS5 60, and the disbursements $6, $50.
p Murray & Son were allowed so, 900 as
partial pay for work on Clinton Springs
avenue.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
SUSPENSORY SUFFOCATION.
Guy Goes Out at HiIlsboro, Hss
And Bland Is Bounced st st. Chnfaek

National Associated Pres to the 5tsf.
HILLsBoRo, Mo-, June 6--Monroe Guy. .
negro, was hanged here to-day for the muF-
der of Aaron McPete.
ST. CHARLEs, Mo-, June 6.-John BiAnt
was hs.ssva lnis lsinis ;;corri.. q. minute. 10
in the presence of five thousand people.
for the murder of Elijah Warren, his
brother.in. law, on the 30th of SeptembeE.
Bland was twent.;" t.;"-three years old He
was very pale on the scaffolo, but made
few remarks in a firm voice, and acknosa-
edged the crime. His neck was dislocated
by the fall, and his death was apparently
painless
A short time before the execution t,s
prisoner made a desperate effort to escape,
running through the open door of his cell
into the hallway of the jail, where he uas
secured and bound Good order was OBJ
served.
FELIX M'cAFN AT NORWICH, n. z.
NORWICH, N. Y, June 6-Felix McCann
was hanged at 11:3O to-day for the murder
of ]. Morris Hatch, at Niger Hollow. Sher-
burne, December Sd, 1873. He died in
fifteen minutes. Although ten thousand
people had come to town, only thirty-oae
persons witnessed the execution. sA-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
To-day in Congress.


WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Rhode Island
resolution was to-day further postponed on
account of the absence of Mr.. Mcdonald.
The Senate then resumed consideration
OF the Test-oath Repeal Bill. Mr. Edmunds
spoke against the bill.
HOUSE.
Mr., Clymer, of Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported the
Army Appropriation Bill, and it was or
dered printed and recommitted
The morning hour was dispensed with,
and the bill amending the Post-office D.
preparation Bill and relating to carriers
pay was taken up
WARNER SILVER BILL
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Senate Fl
nance Committee to-day decided to post
pone the consideration of the Warner
Silver Bill in Committee until next Decem.
ber.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

A joint session of the Hamilton and
Butler County Commissioners was held
this afternoon here in reference to the rs-
pairing of two bridges over the Millcreek
forks on the boundary line of Butler and
this county. Each county had agreed b
keep a bridge in repair, and no salts
faction could be gotten from the Butler
County Commissioners in making them
stand by their agreement, and the meeting
adjourned without any action being taken
The Board of Control at their nesting
this afternoon took no action on the Court
house janitors' salary question and adj
journed to next Friday.
The Directors of the Common Carrier
Company held meeting this morning and
adopted code of bylaws, and approved
tie bonds of their employees
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
MIR. AND MRS. WATKINS.
Otherwise Alice Oates and Her Latest
Husband.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6.-The Courier
Journal this morning announces that the
fact is established beyond question that
Mrs. Oates was married to Samuel Watkins
in Philadelphia, May 10TH 1t says the GER
emony was performed at the home of Mr..
William Watkins, father of the groom. The
Messrs. Watkins, father and son, are en-
gagged in the notion business in Philadel
phia, and are well-to-do people
The reason Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins have
been endeavoring to conceal the fact of
their marriage from the public is entirely
owing to the fear that its knowledge would
interfere with Mrs. Watkins engagements
next year. Mr.. Watkins has been sepa-
rated from his first wife for some time. As
to the Laurent letters, Mrs. Watkins denies
their authorship in toto and still persists
that the whole thing is blackmailing con-
spiracy to injure her.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
Shadows Of Coming Eveuta

A General Shields memorial meeting will
be held in the Council Chamber this even
ing.
The Wayne Guards, Company A, First
Regiment 0. N. G., will hold their fourth
annual picnic at Inwood Park tomorrow.
The Alumni Association of Wesleyan
College will meet in the College parlor Sat.
urday, June 7th, at 3 p. m.
There will be meeting of the Law Ii
brary Association tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
The second public examination of the
pupils of the College of Music will be held
at Dexter Hall at 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Delegates of the Building Associations of
Hamilton County will meet at Turner Hall
tonight, to take action on the report of the
Committee on Legislation.
The examination for the chorus of the
Festival of 1880 will take place to-day (Fri-
day., between 6 and o'clock p. m., with
Mr.. Otto Singer, at Room No. I, Music Hall
Building.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
MORE MOONSHINE.
The Sort Of Vinegar a Chicago Man
Makes.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Revenue officers have
discovered an Illicit whisky still beneath
the stable attached to VIM. Lurdekia's vim
egar factory, North Side. They were con-
vinced Lurdekia was selling other liquids
than vinegar. After searching the estab-
lishment for hours they found the ring of a
trap-door beneath the litter of one of the
stalls. This led to an underground estab-
llsiInent where was found copper still
with capacity of twenty five gallons per
day and all the machinery of a we'll CON
Quoted distillery. The place is in the hands
of the Government, and officers have gone
in search of Lurdekia who is out of the
city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
Swingler Swings.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, June ga dispatch frem
Chambersburg, Pa, says that Peter Swing
ler, the negro who murdered John Rudes-
son, another negro, December 18th last
was hanged at Hos this morning. He
made short speech of contrition on thu
scaffold. He suffered terrible agony for
many minutes after the drop fell, and died
of strangulation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
Local Personala.

Mr.. John Imwalle, tenor at st. Ludwigs
Church, corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets, was yesterday presented by his wife
with a bouncing boy. At the same time
John was celebrating his twenty-ninth
birthday anniversary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
CRIME AND CALAMITY.
STABBED BY THE YARD BOSS.

| STABBED BY THE YARD BOSS.
Special to the Star.
AMBoY ILL., June Elm a stabbine
affray at Jake Striekle's brick-yard yester
| day, workman named Rowley was fatally
stabbed in the left side by one of the yard
bosses named Bill Haggard. Haggard has
been arrested.
SHE FLEW WITH THE EDITOR.
ALvAN, ILL, June 6.-J. NJ. Frame, edi.
tor of the Vindicator at Cameron, Mo-,
and Miss Emma Caldwell, of this place,
have eloped from here. They are supposed
to have flown to St. Louis and been mar
ried.
SHERIFF FATALLY SHOT.
FREEPoET, ILL, June 6-Last night Dep
uty Sheriff Hoeley, in attempting to arrest
Geo. Poindexter, charged with the crime of
having committed rape upon the person
OF Mrs. DR.. l.. B. Sutherland, was shot and
fatally wounded by Poinde1ter. Hoelev
will die.
TEMPERANCE AND POTATO BUGS.
CoRYDoN, IND, June 6.-The Temperance
crusade has driven the last licensed saloon
out of this town, and folks have turned
their attention to the potato bugs, which
are literally eating up the vines here. There
are untold millions of them.
SEVERED HIS JUGULAR.
Mason, ILL, June 6.-H. G. Ferre COM
mitted suicide at his home in this city YES
terday by cutting his jugular vein with a
razor. He was once prosperous merchant,
but became dissipated.
HIRED MAN BURNED To DEATH.
BLooMINGroN ILL, June 6-By the burn
ing of the residence and barn of d. B. An
derburger, nine miles in the country. a
hired man was burned to DEATH Ander-
burgers loss is fully $4,000.
KIDNAPERs TAKE A REST.
CHENoA, ILL, June 6. AT Fairbury
Leonard Gardner and Mollie Stewart, of
this place, were tried on the charge of abb
ducting Miss Anna Manning of Wapella,
ILL.,, for the purpose of prostitution, and
were both sentenced to prison for eighteen
months. Gardner wa sab osentenced to the
County Jail for one for resisting the
officer when arrested.
THE SPARKS MURDER TRIAL.
ATLANTA, GA, June GA iury in the
case OF Tye, for the murder of Sparks, his
father-in-aw, was impaneled yesterday
and the trial was commenced to-day. The
murder took place in slaughter pen some
months since.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

dam Nelson; Tilford & Co.'s b. g. Ely, 4
years old, 107 pounds weight, by Melbourn,
Jr.; W. H. Hogg's b. b. John HARPER. 4
years old, ITO POUNDS weight, by Longfel-
low, dam Ida 0sa.
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Bates and wounded Signal Sergeant Kenne-
dy white en- route to Fort Keogh, Mon
tana, were on Tuesday last sentenced TO be
hung on the 7th of July. The same even
ing two of them committed suicide by
hanging in the cells of the guard-house at
Fort Keogh.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

MENAsHA, WIS, June 8. The yacht Myra
Belle capsized off Lime Kiln Point yester-
day. The entire party remained in the
water some three-quarters of an hour when
they were rescued by the yacht Mermaid
Will Prier died soon after his rescue, from
congestiye chlls 1t was narrow escape
for the entire party, which numbered six
teen
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

John Ryan and Frank Matheny wers
killed and three others fatally injured at
Freedom, Pa, by boiler explosion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
Board Of Control,

regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Control, all members present, was held
to-day.
A number of bills from the County Com
misioners were passed.
The Clerk was instructed to notify the
Auditor to cease advertising for contracts
for furnishing ice and coal, as the last bill
amounted to 1878.
The County Auditor transmitted the fol-
lowing to the Board of Control;
COUNTY AUDIToR's OFFICE,
"CINCINNATI, June 5, 1874
"To the Honorable Board of Control of Hamilton
County, Ohio:
"As is we'll known to your Honorable
Board there has existed for some months
an honest difference of opinion among emf
nent Jurists and lawyers as to the authority
of body, unknown to the State Constitu-
ton, to revise or approve the acts of the
County Commissioners 50 far as appoint
ments by said Commissionersar concerned,
"1nasmuch, however, as the County Treas
urer, acting under resolution from your
Honorable Board, has refused to paw the
laborers, contractors and creditors general
ly of the county, which refusal has worked
great hardship and even suffering among
many of said creditors, l have been and
still am unwilling to be in any manner a
party to a continuance of this controversy,
and herewith transmit to you list of ap.
pointments as approved by the Board of
Commissioners.
Every truly, &C.,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Third Day at Chester Driving
Park.
Programme for To-day, and Other
Sporting Intelligence.
Baseball.
GAMES YFSTEPDAY

The Cincinnati Club played the Stars on
their grounds at Syracuse, N Y, yester-
day, and were beaten by the following
SCORE:
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= w V6TELIEK,
County Auditor and Clerk Board

The communication was received, and
President VIM. Dunn stated that as the
County Solicitor, Chas. w. Baker, was not
present, and as the Board desired to have
that gentleman's opinion, no action was
taken on the paper.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
FOR SALE.

GOoD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREoTYPRa
VI made in all kinds of weather at KEILrT
GALLERY. lss W. 9Th IT. bet Elm and Plum
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

JACK KETcH LOSES TOO PATRoNs
National Associated Press to the Star
DEADwooD, D. r., June 6-Three renegade
Cheyennes, who shot and killed Private
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ALvAN, ILL, June 6.-J. NJ. Frame, edi.
tor of the Vindicator, at Cameron, NO.,
and Miss Emma Caldwell, of this place,
have eloped from here. They are supposed
to have flown to st. Louis and been mar
ried
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
County Commissioners,

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