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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Philadelphia.


AN ARREST MADE IN THE MYSTERIOUS MAR
TIN MURDER.
Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-John G. Barton
has been arrested on suspicion of being the
assailant OF the wealthy real estate agent,
Martin, who was brutally assaulted in his
Office few days ago, from the effects ol
which he died.
Martin diyulged nothing before his death,
as he was unconscious all the time. The
motive of the murder was not robbery, as
thousands of dollars lying at hand were left
untouched. The matter is shrouded in
mystery, and puzzles the detectives.
Pittsburg.
SUICIDE OF A HEROIC SPANISH NURSE.
Special to the Star.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 14.--Pedro Alver-
do, spanard, suicided last night by TAX
ing morphine. The deceased was one Of
the volunteer nurses who left this city last
summer to attend the feyer-stricken people
of the South. He served faithfully as a
nurse at Memphis till the end of the
scourge. The supposed cause of his suicide
is melancholia.
Detroit.
AN UNKNOWN sUICIDE-A VICTORY DWIN-
DLING-ANoTHER ICE BLOCKADE.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH, April 14.-Last night an
unknown man, aged about fifty, cut his
throat from ear to ear, ten miles south Of
Elkhart, Ind.
Later returns show the Republican vic
tory in this State is below five thousand
majority.
Ice blockades the st. Clair River again.
Several boats are stuck between Lakes st.
Clair and Huron.
Columbus.
PROPOSITION TO REDUCE LEGISLATORS sALA
RIEs-sENAToR sTEEDMAN's BILL.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., April 14.-The morning
session of the House was taken up in dis
cussing proposition to reduce the salarie:
of members of the Legislature from $5 pei
day to $500 for the entire session.
Senator Steedman introduced bill au
thorizing Courts to correct errors in tax
and assessment proceedings.
indianapolis.
la FATAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >
THE BOUNDING BLONDES, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 14.--In an affrey
among some wrestlers yesterday evening
in West indianapolis, Jack Collins fatally
beat Daniel Copie.
B. F. Foster, Grand Secretary I. 0. o. F.
received telegram yesterday from Delphi
Ind, announcing the death OF DR.. J. Fl
Stewart, Past Grand Master. The funera
will take place tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
News has been received from Mr.. Barry
more, in Texas, whichis quite favorable tt
his recovery.
1t is probable that the Huntsinger mur
der trial will not come up until the latte
part of May after the completion OF th'
Guetig trial.
May Fisk's English blondes, party O.
seventeen persons who begin an engage
ment at the Metropolitan Theater this
evening, have arrived.
Mrs. Waddington, the patient who com
mitted suicide at the Insane Asylum Satur
day, was buried temporarily yesterday in
the Asylum cemetery.
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Assassination in the Air.
Five Shots Fired at the Czar
of Russia.
Other Foreign News
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WAsHISGroN, April 14.-The Department
Of State has just received telegram from
the United States Charge dAflairs at
Be Petersburg, Colonel Wickham Hofl:
man. announcing that an attempt
was made on the Russian Emperor's
life this morning while His Majesty was
walking near the Imperial Palace. The
Would-be assassin discharged five shots at
the Gar fortunately without effect, His
Majesty being untouched. The assassin
was arrested.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Hills Majesty
the Gar, while walking in the palace
grounds this morning was shot at five times.
Fortunately the Gar was not wounded.
The would-be assassin was captured. There
Is intense excitement over the attempted
assassination and much rejoicing over the
Cars escape from injury.
Egypt.
LITTLE PLAIN TALK.
LONDON, April IA Constantinople dis
patch says it is reported that the Sultan
has summoned the Khediye to reinstate the
dismissed Minister, else his dynasty will
be deposed.
FIRE RAGING AT CAIRO.
LONDON, April 14.-Dspatches from Cairo
nay great fire is raging there and several
large blocks have already been destroyed.
Great Britain.
STRIKERS INTIMIDATING.
LONDON. April 14.-Organized intimida-
tion among the Durham long strikers is
increasing.
Italy,
GAR1BALDI CALLS ON THE KING.
ROME, April 14.-General Garibaldi visi It.
cd King Humbert, yesterday, 10 pay his
respects
EscoRTING THE NATIVES.
LONDON, April 14.-Advices from Cape
town state that Col. Woods column had
escorted more than one thousand men,
women and children from Adams country
unopposed.
Foreign Flashes.
NJ. De Villemessant, director of the
Figaro died Saturday in France.
Queen Victoria will probably visit the
King and Queen of Italy at Monza
Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, and
formerly Missionary Bishop Of Alaska, is
dead.
The French troops have been withdrawn
from the Island of Matacoga, pending the
process of diplomatic settlement
Germany, though entertaining no idea of
annexing the Samoan Islands, intends to
protect German interests and prevent Amer
6ans from establishing themselves there.
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DR.. c. G. Murat, of Louisville, has taken
up his residence in this city.
Capt. +. A. Burroughs, of the steamer
Griffith, and Capt. W. II. Whitney, of the
steamer Mayyille, which boats ply on Lake
Chautauqua, NY, are at the Walnut-street
House.
Major Nunez is to be the manager of
Pixies Opera-house next season. He
started East yesterday TO engage stock
company, which, he says will be the best
Cincinnati mas ever seen.
Rev. G. W. Eisenlohr, pastor Of st. PauIs
Church, corner of Fifteenth and Race
streets preached his farewell sermon yes
terday. During his pastorate of twenty.
two years he baptized 1926 children, con
frmed / ,73O persons, married 2,o65 couples,
and preached 1906 funeral sermons. He
will leave tomorrow for Neu-Braunsfels,
Texas.
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induced the girl to make trip with him
as his wife.
The Sun editorially remarks that congre-
cations would do well before employing a
revivalist to learn if possible whether he
has really abandoned his evil ways.
The same paper also says the Rev. Fred.
Bell, the singing preacher, after quitting
Brooklyn for London, under disagrecable
circumstances, has now quilted London for
Brooklyn under like circumstances, and
is billed for the Academy OF Music next
Sunday. From his selection Of this place
the peculiar preacher evidently expects to
draw a crowd
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nSnoE Whita.u

The work of arranging for the production
of "Snow White at Pixies for the benefit
Of the Children's Home progresses satisfac-
terily. The play is a translation of IA
nous German piece, "Schneewittchen, !"
the English version, which is said to be
capital, being the joint work OF Miss Helen
Sparmann, Mr.. Bellamy Storcr and Mr.
Edward Cooper. The cast is not yet com
be taken as follows "Snow White" Miss
Lima Kindt; Queen" Miss Viva Groesbeck;
prince" Master John Ray; "Prime Min
ister," Master John Nourse. The prepara-
tion of the play is going on under the care
of Mr.. Donald, stage manager of the Ger
man Theater and Mr.. Edward Cooper.
The performance is billed for the 23d inst.
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At 2;30 the House adjourned.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON CITY.
GENERAL GRANTS INTENTIONS.

GENERAL GRANT INTENTIONS.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The report pub
lshed on the authority of travelling com.
panion of Gen. Grant that the General says
he will not be a candidate for the Presi-
dency under any circumstances, and that
he does not want to re-enter public life and
will decline nomination to any public
Office when the time comes naturally at.
tracts a good deal Of attention here. 1t
does not seem to surprise the real friends
of the General. 1t is not improbable that
the General will see when he returns that
the attempt to force him once more into
the political arena is made by designing
politicians for their own ulterior purposes
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PECULIAR PREACHERS.

HOW REV. HoUGHowoRTH CONDUCTED A Re-
yIvAL-A SINGING PREACHER.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April IA letter to the
Sun from Marshalltown, Ia, tells in new
way how the murder of Eva Roberts and
the suicide Of John Bell last week was
brought about by the misconduct of Rev.
John Houghowerth, an Advent Evangelist
and married man with several children.
The tragedy was the outcome of a religious
revival at Clifford. Houghoworth is thirty
three, and an eloquent and highly success
full revivalist. One day after baptizing
fourteen persons he slyly handed Eva
Roberts note. This made Bell, who was
engaged to Eva, jealous, and he got desper-
ate upon learning that the preacher had
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Shadows of Coming Events

The Anchor socials will give a grand ball
tonight at Aliens Hall, on Court street.
The German Catholic Cemetery Associa-
tion hold meeting this afternoon at the
ST. Joseph's cemetery.
The commencement exercises of the
Union High Schools this year will be held
June oath, at Music Hall.
The Ohio 'Turn-bezirk" held a meeting
yesterday at Turner Hall and resolved to
admit the Newport Turner Society in the
Ohio body.
The French Mutual Society of Cincin-
natl will give their seventh grand ball at
the Bellevue House this evening. There
will be procession preceding the ball.
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AmushmhntR,

At the Grand Opera-house this evening
Emersons Minstrels open weeks engage
ment. Seats at Hawleys.
At Pixies opera-house Eliza weathersby' S
Froliques play Hobbies" Same bill Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings, and for re.
mainder of the week the new piece, Ram.
blars "
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have be,
issued since our last report:
VIM. A. Otto and Carrie Graeter.
Henry Steidel and Leonora Berger.
Jacob Gehrum and Addie T. Steidel.
Henry Wilson and Louisa Heinrath.
Edward Engel and Anna Deiler.
Edward WEIGH and Minnie Buch.
Martin Dell and Pauline Schweitzer.
David A. Alexander and Maggie Kelly.
Timothy Dolan and Mary Byrne.
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TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
unyrCE

HOUSE,.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE speaker an
nounced that the business in order in the
morning hour was the call OF States for bills
and resolutions for reference only.
Mr.. Whitthorne, of Tennessee, asked
that the call be continued until all the
States are called.
Mr.. Browne, of Indiana, objected. All
the members from Maine the first State
called. rose, and the Speaker recognized
Mr.. Ladd, who offered bill to put the
coinage of gold and silver on the same foot.
ing. Mr.. Conger, of Michigan, said he did
not know that the question had ever been
raised before, but he desired to know
whether, under the rule, one days notice
was not required for the introduction OF
bills.
He made a point of order to that effect,
which being overruled by the Speaker, he
appealed from the decision of the chair, but
his appeal was tabled.
The morning hour expired during roll
call, and the bill of Mr. Ladd was not re.
ferred.
At 2:3O the House adjourned.
SENATE.
After the introduction of a number Of
unimportant bills Mr. Cameron OF Missis.
Slppl secured consent 10 ADDRESS the Senate
on the subject OF the status of the Whine,
bago Indians in the State of Mississippi
with the understanding that the Army Ap.
preparation Bill will come up for discussion.
Mr.. Blaine made speech on the polit
ical section of the army bill, and he turned
into ridicule the cry that the South stand:
in fear of United States soldiers by saying
that in the entire South there is an average
of one to county. He said that the Sena
tors on the Democratic side could not go in
to the cloak room and look at each other
without blushing.
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HERE'S PORK.
Jacobs Scalp

Jacobs Scalp Wanted by the Democrats
Mr.. Alexander Long has been retained
by the Democratic State Central Committee
to push matters against Mayor Charles
Jacob Jr., if possible to oust him from the
office that he will soon assume.
Mr.. Long has been authorized to tele,
graph to the King of Bavaria, and ascer'
tain the date of his (Jacob's) birth. As
soon as that is ascertained, and should it be
proven that he was not of age when he took
out his naturalization papers, Mr.. Long is
at once to commence proceedings in quo
warranto against Jacob in the Probate
Court
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National Associated Press to the Sttr.
COLUMBUS, O., April 14.-The services at
the Cathedral yesterday were very impress
sive, as they were also at the Holy Cross
and Trinity Churches Several Catholic
societies paraded through the streets headed
by brass bands.
A GALA DAY IN GOTHAM.
NEW YORK. April 14.-The congregations
were large yesterday in all the city churches
in which special efforts had been made to
render the floral decorations and Faster
music attractive. All the Episcopal and
Roman Catholic Churches were filled to
overlooking, and hundreds stood in the
aisles during the services.
The decorations in many instances were
rich and elaborate, and many elegant me-
mortal pieces were seen. Special musical
selections appropriate to the day were
given, and the masses in the Roman Catho-
lie churches in several instances were ac-
companied by orchestras. Several churches
of other denominations were handsomely
decorated. The weather was fine until eve
ming, and during the day the fashionable
streets were thronged with stylish people
in new clothing.
The Sun says there was no hint Of hard
times in the aspect of the fashionable
streets yesterday. All the churches were
thronged, and the curious sight was wit.
messed in this city of policemen stationed
at church doors to keep the people out. A
policeman at the church doors would have
considerably astonished the early Chris.
tians, and it is difficult to reconcile him
with the command TO "go into the high,
ways and hedges and compel them to come
i'm
AT THE BRooKLYu TABERNACLE.
BRooKLYN, April 14.-The services at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday were pc
culiarly impressive and interesting The
lesson read was the story of the resurrec.
ton, from the Evangelist which was com.
mented upon by Rev. DR.. Talmsge in his
usual instructive manner, after which he
delivered an eloquent sermon from the fol
lowing text: "Now is Christ risen from the
dead, and become the first fruits of them
that slept" Corinthians XIV, 20.
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Mr.. Eggleston was then sworn in.

Mrs. Maria Quinn, the estimable wife
of DR.. J. J. Quinn, died at 8 O'Clock last
night at her home on Race street, near
Eighth, after an illness OF eight months
duration. The deceased, who was a sister
of the late John Slevin was fifty-one years
old and was born in Green County, Penn
sylyania. The funeral will take place on
Wednesday from ST. Xavier Church.
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AID FOR THE ALAsKANa.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Secretary
of the Navy has directed that the United
States ship jamestown, now at More Island
Navy-yard, California. be got ready in ten
days, and proceed to Sitka and relieve the
Alaskans. He has authorized the employ
ment of all the workmen necessary to exc
cute this order. The Jamestown will be
fully armed and manned, and will give full
protection to the inhabitants of Sitka.
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BOARD OF C0UNCILMEN.
Organization of the New Board-Bepjamin
Eggleston for President.

The new Board OF Councilmen met at 8
o clock this afternoon for organization.
Mayor Moore presided. All of the mem.
bers answered to their names at roll-call.
The oath of Office was then administered
by the Mayor.
MI. M. +. Thompson nominated Benja.
min Eggleston for President.
Mr. Dalton nominated James w. Fitz.
gerald Mr.. Hugh Shields nominated Thos
]. Stephens.
Mr. Fitzgerald withdrew in favor of Mr..
Eggleston. Mr.. Stephens also Withdrew,
Mr.. Eggleston was then elected President
by vote OF As. There was no dissenting
vote.
Mr. Eypleston was then sworn in.
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The residence Of L. r. Crigo, on Locust
street between Beck street and Park ave-
nue., Walnut Hills, was entered by burglars
last night, who carried off about $50 worth
of jewelry. Frank Smith, living in Avon
dale, was arrested this afternoon, and por-
ton of the goods were found upon him.
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Fourth Edition.
In RrieE.
In Brief.

Netional Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, April H.-W. r. Dicker-
pOn has petitioned for a new trial in the
Whitaker will case.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 14.-D. ]. Will
liams, merchant of Laurinburg, while
closing his store Saturday night, was shot
dead by Ii. Oglesby.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Bertha Berger,
the abortionist, convicted of causing the
death of Cora Sammis, was to-day sentenced
10 the State prison for twelve years.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, April 14.-Hezekiah
Bhafier, sentenced to be hanged Thursday
from broom handle. His recovery is
doubtful.
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EASTER ECHOES.
How the Feast Was JOyOusly
Celebrated Everywhere.
BISHOP wnrprLr's EASTER OFFERING.

BISHOP wiIrPrLE's EASTER OFFERING.
Special to the Star.
FARrBAuLT, MIMI, April IA. - Bishop
Whipple, Protestant Episcopal Diocese
of Minnesota, whose name is magic word
with the Indians, and who is more highly
respected by them than any living man,
never forgets them. Every Easter and
Christmas he remembers them with pres
ents as regularly as the most alfectionate
father can his own family. This time he is
absent in New Orleans, but by his tele-
graphic directions his son sent to the In
dians the usual Easter offering of beef and
groceries, with his fathers Easter blessings.
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Auburn Advertiser (Rep.): "If Con-
gressmen Garfield and Hawley were run,
ming for the Presidential nomination
their speeches lately delivered would be
Of immense value to them in the race"
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Louisa A. Wallace (colored), convicted of
the murder of her infant child in April,
1868, has been sentenced to be hanged at
Washington, d. G.. the 10th OF June.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF 9uosations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, az received by Lea, Sterrett d Co.,
2S West Third street:
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Josiah Bacon, Treasurer of the Goodyear
Dental Vulcanite Company, Of Boston, was
found dead in his room at San Francisco
hotel.
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The straits of Mackinaw are still ice
bound, and will probably not be opened be-
fore the 1st of May.
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Call at the American Sewing Machine
Rooms, III West Fourth street, and see the
new Buttonhole Machine.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
Special to the Star.
TOM HALL SQUEALS,


TOM HALL sQUEALS.
LEBANON, IND, April 14.-Tom Hall, ar
rested for burglarizing Baker & Campbelps
drug store has turned States evidence and
duplicates John Num-, Kent Hamilton and
Empl Blair, who are still at large. Sheriff
Spahr is after them.
FIRE AT LIBERTY, IND.
LIBERTY IND, April l4.-Yesterday after
noon the residence Of Ellis Bryan, one
mile south of town, was destroyed by fire.
Loss about $1,000 Insured in the Cont
mental, OF New York, for 5000.
DOCTOR MouRNs HIS WATCHES.
PERU, IND, April 1.-THE residence OF
DR.. J. 0. Ward was burglanzed of three
gold watches valued at about $500 No ar
rest.
THE MAUCK MURDER.
New ALBANY, IND, April l4.-There Is
nothing additional from the Mauck muir
der. More than one hundred men were
yesterday searching the woods in Washing
ton and Scott Townships, Harrison County,
for David S. Mauck. Both women were
alive, but their condition unchanged, at
last reports.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, April 14.-Postmaster
Judson has suspended his deputy, Cassius
B. Thomas who is charged with tampering
with the transmission of the mails.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
FUNERAL OF GENERAL DICK TAYLOR.
|stionul Assnciatpd Press IN tho Star

FUNERAL OF GENERAL DICK TAYLOR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April 1.-THE funeral of
General Richard Taylor, son of Zachary
Taylor, tenth President of the United
States and brother-in-law OF Jefferson Da-
Wis, took place yesterday afternoon from the
Church of TRANSPORTATION, Little Church
Around the Corner" The services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Houghton. The at
tendance of friends and relatives of de-
ceased was very large. The pall-bearers
were Edward Cooper, Charles L. Perkins,
Alexander N. Hewitt, Charles OConor,
Dr. Withers and Hamilton Fisk.
The Herald to-day says: The scene at the
Little Church Around the Corner yester-
day afternoon was full of political sugges.
tions, but there was no hint of revolution
in the spectacle of Secretary Eyarts and
Ex-Secretary Fish serving as pall-bearers at
the funeral Of the Ex-Confcderate General,
Dick Taylor.
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KILLED BY RAG PICKERs.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, April 14.-Wm. Kelly, sailor
belonging to the ship Jago de Cuba died
yesterday from injuries inflicted Thursday
night last on board a ferryboat by two Ital-
ian rag pickers, both Of whom are under
arrest.
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A correspondent of the Tribune al Lead
Vile, the new mining camp in Colorado,
writes that miners are fiocking TO the rich
carbonate fields in that region at the rate
of eight hundred week. Ore is taken out
worth So pound. 1t is thought the local
ity of the present camp will yield $36, 900 600
Of precious metals per year, and there are
valleys and ranges adjacent to the camp
enormously rich in mines which have not
yet been fully explored.
THE MIDGETs NEVER THOUGHT OF IT.
The Midgets are not to marry after all.
The father of General Mite says the idea OF
matrimony is very far from the minds OF
the little ones or their parents
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.
Judge Barrett has issued an order requir.
ing the Superintendent and other officials
of the Building Department to appear fol
examination upon the charges of bribery,
receiving bribes, and other malfeasance.
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NOTICES,


NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and eual-
ifed as Assignee of W. 7. Dunlap. Creditors will
present their claims to me according TO law.
JOHN X. LOVE,
Assignee of w.. T. Dunlap, No. 2s2 Main st.
CNCINNATI April 18th, 1879. ap143tM