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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters. q.

Louisville.
LAST DAY OF THE sHow--sPARKs FROM THE
STRIKERS.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1S.---This is the last day
of the Exposition here, and the beautiful
weather is bringing out great crowds
The cotton bale to be raffied off tonight
for the benefit of the. gallant General
Hoods children attracts the attention OF
many people. About three hundred tick
cts have been sold at dollar each.
Four striking collar makers who inter-
fered with the hands at Meyer & Christians
factory were arrested and fined IS each.
A strike among the plasterers is impend-
ing at all the shops in the city, and meet
ing to consider the advisability of such
action will be held tonight.
1t was reported on the streets here yester-
day that the striking stove moulders of Gin
cinnati had gone to work without accom-
plishing their object, and meeting of the
Louisville molders was held in the after
noon, when dispatches were read from
Cincinnati denying the report, and the
strikers will not resume work.
st. Louis.
WALT. wHITMAN-REEvEs' TRIAL-BRAvE
HUCKsTER WOMAN.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 18.-Walt. Whitman, the
poet, is visiting his brother at 2316 Pine
street, in this city, resting after his trip to
Kansas and recovering from an attack Of
sickness.
The case of the State against William c.
Reeves, charged with assault to kill his
wife, Lizzie Reeves, on the 7th of last July
has gone to the jury. Insanity is the de-
fense.
Robert Campbell, one of the Oldest and
wealthiest of st. Louis citizens, will be
buried tomorrow
Mrs. Weiners, huckster, was assaulted
eight miles from here by colored high
wayman, but she knocked him out of hel
wagon with the butt end of her whip.
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INDIAN INTELLIGENCE.
Secretaries Fighting the War
Over at Washington.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NdbiOHdl hSSUCldlcu IltoS W tie Ot3tI.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The Secretaries OF
War and the Interior ana the Indian Com
missioner are consulting about the Indian
war generally, and the last named official
has collected together all the correspond
ence between his office and the lately MUIR
dered agent Meeker, which will be read
over this afternoon.
At the War Department there was moth
ing up to o'clock to-day from any quarter
relating to new facts of the war or the
movement of United States troops.
PoNoAs SEEKING SYMPATHY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 18.-Standing Bear,
Chief of the Ponca Indians, with Bright
Eyes and La Flesche, have arrived here.
They are going to make tour of the prin-
cipal cities of the Union to enlist sympa-
thy for their tribe, and assistance in getting
back to their reservation.
INSTRUCTIONS TO ORD.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-Instructions have
been sent to General Ord to keep close
watch for the hostiles, who are reported
making their way towards Ell Paso. with a
view, it is thought, of escaping into Mexico.
81. AGENT MEEKERs SON.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 1S.-Ralph Meeker
lldS dillNCu az bChVCl o'lu Will PIoCCVN 0V
once to Los Pinos Agency. He is in the
company of Indian Inspector William J.
Pollock, who is bearer of special instruc-
tions from the Indian Department
They will join Special Agent Adams who
started Wednesday at Del Norte, and then
proceed together in the supposed direction
of the hostile camp in the hope of reclaim
ing the white women believed to be now
held prisoners. Inspector Pollock is quite
reticent as to his instructions, but his
general expression and remarks dropped
unguardedly indicate that no overtures
will be made to the Utes.
MASS MEETING AT GREELEY. o
At mass meeting in Greeley. the home
of Father Meeker, long list of resolutions
were passed demanding full compensation
for the private property destroyed by the
Indians and suitable pensions to those de-
pendent for support on the murdered men.
They denounce the imputations and as.
sertions of some of the Eastern papers as to
the cause of the detection, and demand
that the death penalty be inflicted upon the
murderers of Meeker, and the remainder
of the Utes removed from Colorado.
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City commissioners.

stearns & Foster were granted permis-
sion to lay an iron gutter crossing in front
Of their store room, on Liberty street, be-
tween Main and Walnut.
The Board entered into an agreement
with Gaffney & Crowley, contractors for
the improvement of Lane street, between
Sycamore and Shillito.
A petition for water main on Union
street, between Race and Elm streets, was
RETIRED to the Superintendent for estimate
of Eost.
W. M. Cameron was granted permission
to open Locust street for the purpose of
laying drain pipe to the corner Of Chat
haihstreet.
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Free Turnpike Acts. Also a statement
showing the amounts of the various roads
unpaid and those that have been enjoined.
The attention of the Solicitor was called
to tire amounts outstanding. The atten-
ton of the County Solicitor was called
to see how the matter stands.
The weekly payroll, amounting to
$54l so, was allowed.
The contract between the State or Cleves
Road Turnpike Company and Francis A.
Story was approved,
The claim of VIM. w. Edgington, of
Keokuk County, Iowa. who enlisted in this
county and who asked for $50, was received
and filed and the clerk ordered to notify
the party.
Adjourned.
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COllyer Will Come Back.

NHIHJIIHI HSSEVTdlUU IItSs 10 IlIt oIHT
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-An interview is pub
lished this morning with a leading member
of Trinity Church, now vacant, owing to
the removal of Robert Collyer to New
York. He says they will not engage per-
manent pastor for year, and by that time
Mr.. Collyer will be sick OF his new place.
and they will then invite him to return.
He predicts that Mr. Colyer's free prairie
manners will not suit the New Workers,
and their straight-laced ideas will never
suit him. They will finally agree to dis
agree, and Mr.. Colyer will be glad to re-
turn to Chicago, and his old people will be
glad to welcome him back.
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Ladies' BaZar,

1he Ladies' Bazaar will close this evening
with an auction of remaining goods. The
Larger part of the goods have been sold at
gold prices, but large number of valuable
articles remain, and on Monday next at II
odock, the ladies having the different
bobths in charge will meet to decide what
disposition can be made of the articles not
sold to night. Mr.. Springer has purchased
the porcelain chamber set, which he pre-
sented to Mrs. Lincoln's table. for $50, but
the valuable books and pictures at Mrs.
Lincoln's table are still unsold.
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President at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1S.-President and
Mrs Hayes and Webb Hayes arrived here
from Cleveland yesterday afternoon and
were met at the Union Depot by Governor
Bishop, Mayor Collins, Ex-Governor Den
nison, and citizens generally. The party
was escorted to the Capitol by large pro-
cession, where brief speeches were delivered.
At night grand reception was held at the
State-house, after which the President wit
messed the drummer Boy at the Grand
Opera-house. The President is at Delaware
to-day.
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TIL E L A II E S T
BARBAROUS BARRIERS.
Fatal Case of Carving With a
Razor.
Arrest Of Alleged Wanderers Of q
Woman.
HE CARRIED A RAZOR.

Specialq to the Star.
MORRIS, ILL, Oct. 1S.-Last night cou-
pie of colored BARRIERS had cutting affray
at the shop kept by colored man named
Wilson. Lee johnson, one OF the barbers
was cut in the left side with razor by Jim
Scott, inficting fatal wound. Scott has
been placed under arrest to await Johnson's s
death, which is expected.
DRIFT FROM DENVER.
DENVER, Oct. 1S.--Milo Halves, aged
eleven, playfully pointed an old, broken
pistol at his brother Tom, aged seven, and
pulled the trigger. 1t was discharged, the
ball entering little Toms brain, killing him
at once.
Governor Pitkin offers $1,000 reward for
the murderer of K. B.. Hayward, the Col
den farmer whose remains were found in a
gulch last week.
FOR A MURDER MOST FOUL.
FREEMAN, ILL, Oct. 1S.-Detective Harry
Westcott arrested Pete Langley and Clay
Roberts, upon the charge of being impli'
Gated in the murder of Mrs. Laura Bostford,
which crime occurred at Lawndale, several
months ago. After entering the woman's
house and robbing her of nearly $1,000, the
murderers deliberately choked her to death.
DIED FROM STARVATION.
New ALBANY, IND, 1S.-Wm Reed, an
old man who formerly eked out miserable
existence by saving wood, died yesterday
of starvation and exposure. For several
days together during his illness he was
almost entirely without food. He died
upon wretched pallet, in scene of filth
and destitution beggaring description.
KILLED BY THE SECTION BOSS.
WILMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. iS.-Last night
Leroy Painter section hand on the c. &
A. Road, died from the effects of blow re-
ceived day or two ago on the head by his
boss named James Simpson. Simpson has
been arrested.
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Heman Wilkins Killed,

Day before yesterday Herman Wilkins,
accused of the murder of Geo. Wagen-
knecht last spring, was released from the
County Jail, the Grand Jury having failed
to find an indictment against him. Last
evening he left for the West via the 0. &
NJ. Railroad When the train reached Mi
lam Indiana, Wilkins by some means or
other fell from the car on which he was
riding and was run over Both of his legs
were cut off. At 10 o'clock this morning
he died,
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In Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.-The Governors of
the thirteen original States are here to ar
range for celebrating the Centennial of the
surrender of CORVALLIS in 1881.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 1S.--Hanlan pre-
sented his check for the $4,000 at the City
Bank to-day, but payment was refused.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1S.-Christian X.
Ross, father of the missing Charley Ross,
sent letter to the Warden of the Peniten-
tiary to-day, making inquiries of Rudolph
CoVghenour, who claims to know where
Charley Ross is. Coughenour tells some
strange stories about Charley Ross.
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Favor Paying the Debt.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NatiOnaI ASsOCIHteu FTeSS 10 tIIe SI2r.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 10.--A large meet
ing was held here last night, at which Vir-
ginia's debt question was discussed by
Smith, the debt payment candidate for the
Senate. and Round, the readjusting candi;:
date.
There was great confusion for time, but
matters terminated finally without any
trouble. The sentiment of almost the en-
tire majority of those present was in favor
of paying the debt.
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Grand Jurv Reuort.

The Grand Jury made partial report to-
day, as follows;
Michael Floyd, John McHugh, James
Mclaughlin, Andrew Arnold, Charles Hoff-
man and John Watson, burglary; James
Nuttle and Herman Richter. shooting with
intent to kill; Frank Stewart, grand lar
ceny; B. Goldwick, JOS Martin and Will
liam GoiDgs, cutting to kill
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
IRISH TENANTRY QUESTION.

IRISH TENANTRY QUESTION.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW York, Oct. 18 The exciting news
received from Ireland within the last few
weeks about the land troubles has aroused
considerable feeling among the Irish peo-
pie of this city. The Trustees of the Irish
National Fund held a meeting last night
and adopted an address to the Irish people.
The paper is significant, inasmuch as it
contains direct threats of vengeance, in
case acts of cruelty should be perpetrated
by Irish landholders or massacres by Eng
lsh troops.
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The residence of Mr.. Samuel B. Keys,
on East Walnut Hills, was entered by
sneak thieves some time during yesterday
afternoon, and robbed Of gold watch and
a large amount of valuable jewelry.
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The home Of Mr. G. B. Spicer, Mcmillan
street. West Walnut Hills, was the scene of
most happy affair rfiursday y-gvenfng
last, namely-the marriage of Miss Sophro-
mia Spicer. daughter of the above-named
gentleman. to Mr.. George w. Hefner one
of Louisvilles prominent railroaders.
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Fad Case OF the HcaveS.

NULUHHI ASSOCIdICU I IGbn 10 tIIC Dtuf'
AsHEvILLE, N. c., Oct. 18.-Persons from
Chunkygol Mountains report indications
of an earthquake. The disturbances began
Thursday, and the earth seems to be giving
way and the mountain sinking. Breaks are
seen wide and deep enough to engulf
houses. There is no noise, but the earth
seems to be silently breaking or settling.
The people are thoroughly demoralized,
and are fleeing from the country. The
Chunkygol is in the vicinity of Bald
Mountain.
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weather, and strong hopes are engaged in of
frost in few days. This is the first really
fall-like weather for weeks. The thermom-
eter went down with such rapidity that
many believed we would have frost last
night, as the mercury ranged as1ow as fifty.
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Taxing the Southern Railroad.

County Solicitor Baker is engaged in pre-
pairing written opinion addressed to the
County Auditor, to the effect that the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad, being city en-
terprise, can not be put upon the tax dupli-
cate. The Transportation Company, how
ever, which runs the rosd, being corpora
ton, must be put on the duplicate and pay
nm
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held regu-
lar meeting to-day.
County Auditor Cappeller submitted a
report of the various road fund balances,
built under the Road Improvement and
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County Auditor Cappeller to-day was
compelled to dismiss nine laborers in the
Plating Department, as there was no work
for the men to perform. Only the dranghts.
men have employment.
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The United Nickel Company of New
York filed suits in the United States Court
this morning against Post e. Co. and Harvey
Miller to obtain damages by reason of an
alleged infringement of ratent.
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Coroner Carrick rendered a verdict to-
day of death from congestive apoplexy in
the case of the death reported in yester-
days STAR of Gerhard Burke, at Moser &
Co.'S. Nos. 80 and G1 Main street.
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Yellow Eever.
Special to the Star.

SIJGCIdI 10 IIIe OtttK.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 18-vNoon.-On new case
to-day: I. F.Salvador, white. Five deaths re-
ported in and around the city: August La
gonia Van and A. w. Anderson, Jr.. white,
and three colored. The weather was almost
cold enough for frost last night. Every
body is looking cheerful and happy.
PICKETT.
MEMPHIS THIsMoRNING.
National Associated Press to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1879 A. M.-Excellent
effects are expected from the present cool
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Sale Of Canadian Fine Stock. .

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO Oct. 1S.-A choice selection of
short-horns and Clydesdale horses from the
Bow Park herd of the Canada West Farm
Stock Association was sold here yesterday,
the cattle bringing an average Of $3.50 each.
OF the horses, Duke of ely desdale brought
tue highest price, $500.
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THE WORKING WORLD.
AMONG THE BITUMINous MINERS.

National Associated Press to the Star
New York. Oct. ia special dispatch
from the bituminous coal regions confirms
the news received yesterday, and says the
situation becomes more unsettled hourly.
DISCONTINUED miners in every part of the
region are rallying round the flag of the
Miners National Association; the general
sentiment being that by thorough organi-
zation and harmonious action they can sue
cessfully carry out the movement planned.
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FOREIGN.
Africa.
RAILROAD IN PROSPECT.
A cconixtl,. Prpgc tn the Star

RAILROAD IN PROSPECT.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Oct. ia French Geographi-
cal paper SAYS that an English scheme is on
foot for railway from the river Zambesi
through Livingstoniana, Scotch town, to
the northern coast Of Zanzibar. Manches-
ter merchants have taken it up, the Govern
ment approves it, and company with ~,
600, 900 capital is about to be formed.
Russia.
DEFIANT NIHILISTs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1S-There are sew
eral organized armed bands of Nihilists in
the wooded districts of the Government of
Ktf, who defy the military or their efforts
to suppress them.
Turkey.
ALL ABOUT GIRL.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Oct 1S.-A disturbance
occurred in Lebanon, Syria, between the
Druzes and Maronites, in consequence of
the abduction of girl. Several Maronites
were killed, and the Governor has asked
the Porte for more troops to restore order.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
In consequence OF the illness of Savar
Pasha, the Greek Frontier Commission has
indefinitely postponed its meeting.
Austria.
SNOW SIX INCHES DEEP.
VIENNA, Oct. 18.-Snow is falling here
thickly and is now six inches Deep AT
Gratz the snow is several feet deep. Such
weather is unprecedented this time of the
year.
Italy.
CARDINAL NINo's RESIGNATION.
ROME, Oct. 1S-The Pope has refused to
accept Cardinal Nlnos preferred resigna.
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FIRST Rate investment,
t;onal Associated Press to the Star.

PEORIA, ILL, Oct. 1S.-The sugar re-
finery, just completed, was sold yesterday
to the Hamlins, of Buffalo. The Peoria
stockholders had $l5O,O0O invested, and
they received this back, with % per cent.
bonus besides The sugar works will start
up in few days, and run day and night.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have be-
issued since our last report:
Ezra Hand and Carolina Petit.
Phil. Nay and Bridget McDermott.
Albert Kinney and Kate Skinner.
James McDill and Mary E. Wood.
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Lizzie bunker, twenty years of age,
who escaped from the Lunatic Asylum a
short time ago, was found this afternoon
near Warsaw. She will be returned to the
Asylum.
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In the case of Paul F. Mohr, assignee
of Hoff & Co., against John Hoff, in the T..
S. Court, the jury returned a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff, and fixed the dam
ares at one cent. -
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Shadows of Coming Events.

George Jacob Holyoake will lecture at
Pixies Opera-house tomorrow afternoon on
"Co-operation and the Aspects of the Labor
Question"
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The United States Grand Jury were
empaneled this morning, and Immediately
entered upon their work.
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L xpOsitiOn Notice.

After taking in all the wonders OF the
Exposition, call at Lou. Strasser's, 15O W.
Fourth street, and take in some of his won
derful fine cigars.
BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY.
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Fourth Edition.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, colder northerly to
westerly Winds rising barometer, clear to
fair weather, with local rains in the eastern
portion.
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SiXty-one marriage licenses were grant
ed during the last week.
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Grand jamboree given to Governor elect
Foster at Fostoria, Ohio, last night.
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Wilson & Tate's mill and Prescott Hall .
burned at Clarion, Pa. Loss, $4,000.
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The County Commissioners go through
Sycamore Township next Tuesday.
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The City Board of Revision will meet
next Tuesday in the Mayors Office.
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NJ. Pohlman was admitted to the bar
of the United States Court to-day.
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& BROOKLYN, N. ", Oct. 1S.--The Coroner
was unable to withdraw from Mrs. Jen-
ning's head the part of rocket which pen
etrated it Thursday night, although he
used pair of gas nippers for the purpose.
The rocket is imbedded in the base of the
skull. 1t is not yet ascertained who fired
The fatal fire. work. Several persons were
arrested, but released on bail.
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RELIGIOUS. DIRECTORY

r INCOLN PARK CHURCH-SERVICES EVERY
1 Sabbath. Sabbath-school at 8 a. m. mhl5-Stf
believers IN THE SECOND COMING OF
ID the Lord will meet at $50 Central avenue at
2% O'Clock, on Sunday, for worship. Its
VNT ALNUT HILLS NJ. E. CHURCH.-Rev. Fl.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II O'Clock a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. ap13-Stf
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DANCING SCHOOL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAND OPENING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10th,
" 1879 Of Wubelers New Place. Nos. 275 and
2T freeman street. A free lunch will be set.
Everybody invited lts
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CHARGING THE BLAIR JURY.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 49, Judge Depue
presiding at the trial of Joseph r. Blair,
for the murder of his coachman, Arm
strong, commenced the delivering of his
charge to the jury promptly at 10 o'clock
this morning. The Court room is packed
with people.
NEWARK, N. J---1 P. M.---The jury in the
Blair case have been out since 1899. 1t is
the general opinion from the Judges
charge that Blair will be acquitted OF that
the Jury may disagree.
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PIRATE sLooP CAPTURED.

Eational Associated Press to the Star
NEW York, Oct. 18-Ye Yesterday party OF
river pirates landed at City Island and
broke into the premises of VIM. Darling
sail maker, and carried off property valued
at $500, among which was suit of sails for
J. ]. Astor's yacht. Embassadress. The po.
lice gave chase and captured the pirates
sloop with the stolen property, but the
thieves escaped in a row boat.
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CARDINAL NINU 5 RESIGNATIUN.
ROME, Oct. 1S-The Pope has refused to
accept Cardinal Nlnos preferred resigna-
ton.
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GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPES
" made in all kinds of weather at KELLY'S
Gallery, l96 W. 9Th st. bet Elm and Plum.