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Diphthesta Is often regarded ~ tho most fatAt'
OF all diseases OF children. But that clever
medical skill eau bsCo even this tcrrib!e dlscasa
Is proved by the experience In tho Princess
Marys Home, At Adllestonc, England, OF tho
200 inratcF, nearly one-ttxth were recently
down With the d'scase, which preaented ali Tie
normal features. Yet ths physician whu At
tended the cases did not lose O single oue
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members nscycnt.
in answer tn L resolution, the shcr!n sub.
m{f,,t If. fottowfnr at,,rt,u,
ms .,,'a',,.s.. =. ri,
THa AuRbkHsHs IN 'A''r
nn1 whom connIttsu anu Inflicted: I
Sam,t Commttsi IndEr,,a,
William Cavesy. ...Juns IT, 1s?.....fnn" 90, 1875
r. f. se'Sn. ;in.. .!et ID n"s *;s
= "'n E.aan a"smn 49, ~ 1s:a. .a
+ q 1issw:,d ~ " i,er' q. 1K1n in is5ts'
Frank iionahue jan. 10, l83g.. Nut Indicted.
The report was referred.
Inc warden VI '.e Insane Asylum ahd foof-
Housc submitted bis quarterly report, which !
was referred. It showed that the Inmates At |
the time Of the last report Of the Insane Asylum
"c,1 ''' '.'. .., na1 s'uu - %1tlea ,4 81
had hecn hent TO Elgtn, AMI ~ 'ad dietl, leasnG
the number Of inmates At the close Of tic last
quarter +u sss inc o. .e Hsyla" n.a
~, y. -, n.n ~. ~. s"n,t
pa'a Tor salaries, bdts" tor meat, *5,3il lot
groceries, aud *f.024 Tor cothiag, etc The In
mates Ut tho l'oor.IIouso A. last report rera
n,n ,,,, ~ h,d .rco l,ern stn,,tcd oo ,,,,
""' ,..... 80 ~ .sN
osco' anu - haa oea,t a.'e"A'ssa' 'easi"s s.'e
inmates NJ ttle emu ol Tie quarter 7b4' The
births had been fG, aud the hurals lls. nn1 the
rrnrn.rs 3.a41. or which n. .1O7 h.t been fpr
-.,s-,.s =. ~, ~. ,,,.t e. .r, ~. ,,o.s-4as
e4's!..e, ,e ~s.'N" ~. 1850 "' h'S>e'e''
and kl,t1o Tor clotn'nR' &c
The Committee Oh Public Charities reported
on bills avgrcyatinE $S,f7s, AMI In fayor OF
s,,.t,n .-.n,v.,ty, ch.mral a,tinouiehc,..
.,.' uus..k .a., '"s., W.. =, n.o,sa ~, o,ch
ths coz. no1 tos.eeea 80 ese.' . a.
maker tc stricken out, and that the Committee
In cu,rnwrr.t IN hny tIr e1tjnu,itshcra where
~ ..'s 49,, ~ ,,,a .o.. ~. ~. ,n.., ,,on.,
u'eS eo'''h '"s Wv WV ~ WV wa '"""ey'
The motion prevailed, ansl the report ~ Aneho-
cd wns adopte1.
rhr f,omtnttteo on jail at,2 Jalt Accounts re-
norteta ou itIls am,,upt,ur tp sN,l9l, AMI Lie
t..,s...,.,. T.. 1,,,,l,c a.,s,.. sr W.. ho,t, ~
which reports were concurrcd In.
ri. t.,ur,,,.o m puh,,c l,u,,Inr, and pnh.
tic Service Reported on numerous n1l's anu re-
commended that the plans for rotu'da for tho
Court-!Iousa made by Architect EFnn be
sdon,cd Nv ,he Hoard In Mace Of t,,e dome
IN. .'s, ~ w. .anc tho rnntract. for Initiating ti'c
s,otx. LUZ ~ XII ~ lie rot,,nin be Ie to WrHr, L
snu H. ti,r .tons work fur 8it.5tN. uul Ia r. j.
Sn1,nn fnr the masonry Ynd irnn work fur
n,rmo,r ..ad m IRA, i, fsvor NJ nav,,o
In iii. i,,,, wa. onnnsrl IN "a rntInin in,fnv
sui,siitmtr, ftr tho dome, as he had alwaYy
been, Further tllsn this, le knew TINT the cot,-
tractors tu whom It was proposed to lot tic
work would nut accept w contracts uhcas carh
Mr. Fitzgerald wanted the rerost divided, mud
It WIS, ntl.l so much ~ contemplated the paying
OF bills wus adopted.
str. lIirltpg ,uuyed TINT tic rrat OF the report
motion.
Nj. Fitzgerald moved, as substitute. tl.us the
wholc auGstivu ue laid over Indefinitely, unj
went on 10 say TINT be was oppused 10 tic to-
tun,]a Dro|cct In toto, Ilo thought thrre was
nm uilttr haste In the lcttiuy Ut tho contracts,
stiles Ills wosk would not te commenced for
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sps4k Up. Ps1vatsl
1si4da Dttds. :. :, p ''r' :
IL not Ps!ystu patzcI, ready to como forward
with 4tea ~ ws.ls Nv Ieitar. !p =, uJ Quat.
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thsss d.afs. iaeods saiy 81, isi,.nT.' x eiess ~
;sn,s T sro iii hat snder.taaa to b. included IN
aS IL: Pss % s' ty Council hn,e for un.
Lave succeeded In rseou,msns,n: 1ssy n,atsfss!
S. ss @ .1sa s onstl IT, soaa sa1SnS Sss:
properly understood thu fotce aud effect Of thsis
sns IT tsss
with tLa duty VI ,naxug nearly all otAaf contrscss
Jul auy saslcu A. IL their powuts. an1.
am confident. ssshuut correct knawt.
far lhss purpo.e. attempt 10 maxs = eoasfscs wnn
these coa.panis. ssYIrgatiaR sssefas hundreds u
q 9Sa: S eS 'swa
Loosely drawn pfupusf1tons Oh a verbal motion ny
one uf sour nnmbcf.
be questionable u hsse ths power 10 ssto The
action Of your hoaofabla body tu aceapiIna lhs
seu. ihs tses ss. i il n"t tas ;utsa.isa @ 1t ti.s
Charter tksk tbs sQtsaiss branch Ut khr E,ty tus.
sfpusut shnoli ut otaurwiso than through soE1i'
paueua. or Vt lsast RESOLUTIONS IN Mrillax. AWill,
however,, assnms ths 1tzht Ao dts1bprore u ths
pEopuaad Contracts. and therefore return lbsm with
II the peculiar manner In which ihese cpntracts
wore ,nhns lake thuln trota uuIst ths sct1 power
II sns liz rouael i nvt IL nassuans. u sa~ M aui
.therefosa tula.
btiux a4sise4. taweyer. that nrtshcr the Council
noe Auy oiilccf 0l she ely pu*ae4s tns p4sMxt ~
u!a4 lhs cary IN t3ss Maltss u any issa! nctaoh
bFyani th9 alnlts Ut tlg appropriation 4oose sot
iVftn ennuot under any Giscnntstanees rreo+utIs
tna pEop44a4 fo aaFset. u blMulnx uuu tho e!ty.
sltefpefMy9xra 81. Ik4Ea. Mayor.
= III: =! ..r. j., .bl3Cus&!4d-. f..u -
aid. PhaapA morkd ta4t uls Communication
DO p1bh2h4t. ~ sd )
ALL Eu!lettou moved ahat the comInuuica.
tton be returned 10 ll.e Mayor uGpuo!tsasd,
This was 2ssou{r1 BY ALI Lul1l:,s.
AID cullsstou sad Lat It hal Iuruej OUT t.
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
Murdorers on Hand~--The Rotunda
Question.
1nsane.Asylum Engineer.-Pay Of the
Commissioners.

The regular weekly meeting Of the County
Bnar,l was held ycstcrday afternoon, all OF the
members nscyent.
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800, 600. 90
L. 1.0.T6
g3, hN.01
l5, g01.T3
70, 10000
l35, G11.4t

170,34?.Na
:ll.7u:t.sl
3. 100, 1T
lighting tho
Il III fact
Il under ths
lh7H. / give
nm sAtt4led
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THE STATE TREASURY.
6n<ctal ntpatcA 10 1zs J>1b444.

hrR!NoRlsLp, ILL.,. tcb. ~ The statement OF
tho state Treasury for tho mouth VI january IL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
: DOWN THE DRAW.
Train Precipitated into Hack
ensack River.
One Man Killed and Several Fa.
tally Injured.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4.-The first passen-
ger train south, this morning, on the New
York & Greenwood Lake Railroad, conf
posed of the engine and one coach, ran
into the Hackensack River, about ten miles
south of here, owing to the draw bridge
being left open. The engineer is known to
have been killed, but the details of the full
loss of life have not yet reached here.
The whole train went through the draw.
HAcKENsAcK, Nov. 4.-Later intelligence
iron, the scene of the disaster shows that
the train which plunged through the draw
consisted of locomotive. tender and one
passenger coach. The engineer, Dexter,
was fatally wounded by jumping before
the locomotive reached the edge of the
chasm.
About twenty persons were in the coach,
mostly business men, ell route to IT, cir
places of business in New York. Several
are reported badly. but none fatally in
jufed, and all rescued before the car filed
with water. J. d. Wood, baggage master,
was sitting at the time on front seat Of the
passenger coach. He saw the fireman leap
from the tender into the river.
He then rushed 10 the platform, and,
seeing the engine going over the edge of
the draw, jumped into the river. The
following are killed and injured: Ira
Dexter, engineer, aged forty, residing in
Jersey City; his neck was broken and his
head crushed; he leaves a wife and family.
J. D. Wood. baggage-master. back in
jnred, and Is suffering internally; w. b.
Tuttle, of Manclaire, merchant in New
York, badly cut and bruised. 1t is feared
he is fatally injured. Mr. Harrison. Of
Woodside, badly cut and injured inter-
nally. seriously; John Marker, fireman, Sc
riously injured by striking the bridge.
William Stork, conductor. badly bruised,
bnt not fatally. Jessie Williams. brake
man, badly brushed about the head and
body. No other serious casualties reported.
Most of the injured were taken to Newark
for medical treatment
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.

DELEGATES To FRANKFORT A CINCINNATI
asess TRAMp-DIAMoND THIEF ETC.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Deputy Sheriff Will
Hamilton left for Frankfort this morning
with the following prisoners: Jake CATER,
William Buskirk, Houston johnson and
Thomas Williams house-breaking; George
johnson, two cases of grand larceny.
OF the nine tramps at Central station
this morning 4 were from Ohio, 2 from
New York, from Louisiana and from
Kentucky. The only man who owned a
valise was from Cincinnati.
Mr.. Coup will winter his animals here,
and he yesterday insured most of them for
800, 600.
A servant girl employed by Mr.. G. C.
Breed, purchasing agent of the L. u N.
Road, is charged with taking a $500 dia-
mond from Mr.. BIS ring and substituting
a 50-cent imitation. She then sold the
genuine stone for 81.
Indianapolis.
FIRE THIS MoRNING-w. c. 7. U.-PERsoNAL.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "A story and a
half frame dwelling house on West street
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about 81. 900.
The National show, to be held in this city
from January to Is, 1880, promises to be
the largest one ever held in America.
The w. G. T. U. closed its session here
last night to meet next year in Boston. A
resolution was passed to the effect that the
President and Secretary prepare memoir.
al from the Convention against the use OF
liquors at the banquets rendered General
Grant.
1t was resolved by the Convention to me.
morialize Congress on the subject Of inquir-
ing into the importation of liquors into
this country.
1t was resolved to be the proper thing to
make protest against Utah polygamy.
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson is in the city.
st. Louis.
FrRE-MURDERERs---sMo TO DEATH
STRIKE.
special to the Star.
ST. Louis, Nov. S-A tenement house on
North Twelfth street was consumed by fire
yesterday. Loss 81 900.
The murder case Of VIM. J. Ross, the col
ored preacher who hea Montgomery, also
colored, to death, at Chellenham last win.
ter; and Erb, who stabbed his poor vife to
death, on South Third street last July, were
called Yesterday and set for next January.
James Quigley was smothcred to death
by falling into a bran-bin at Wood, Maude
& Co.'S milling warehouse yesterday.
The strike of the cabinet-makers here did
not come off, as advertised, all the shops in
town agreeing to advance the waees as de-
manded. except one, which is expected to
Weld also
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
An Italian Prima Donna Strikes
the Keynote of fSuccess.-True
lnWar ness Of an Out
ward Apple c tiOn.
Card From Headquarters or The Real
Estate Boom in Chicago -''The
Glory Of the Northwest"
A Story OF Comfort And Felicity
Together with a Magnificent
Burst Of Silence On The
bject of Hard
Times.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Tribune, IN an editorial
correspondence, contains the following:
The Wilhelmj concert at McCor-
mick's Hall Thursday Night.
To the Editor Of the Tribune:
Madame Maria Salvotti. the Italian prma
donna, who volunteered her services at the vii.
helmj Grand Concert for the benefit of the Alexian
Brothers Hospital. last Thursday night, has ad-
dressed the following communication to Mesrs.
A. Vogeler & Co., of Baltimore:
Having repeatedly had occasion to seek relief
in severe cases of neuralgia and rheumatic palms.
as well as when suffering with trouD esome sore
throat, ] find, after vainly trying many remedies
that nothing can edmparewith st. Jacobs Oil a.
aprompt and reliable cure for the ailments named,
number OF my professional friends who have
experienced like satisfactory results keep it as
travelling companion" and are also enthusiastic
in its praise.
The following card is also given for publication
by Ira Brown, Esq, well known in Chicago and
the Northwest as the leading Real Estate Dealer Of
that section:
l have used st. Jacobs Oh in severe cases Of
rheumatic and neuralg'c rfl'ction, and have
found it excellent Judging fr my expert
ence, I can confidently say that it is the only
certain cure for the ailments above named.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

At the meeting of the Knights of st.
James at their armory last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Captain, P. Hoban (re-electedG First
Lieutenant, John Mccormick; Second
Lieutenant, Robert Hagarty: Orderly Ser
geant. Andrew Cnlins; Second Sergeant D.
Rudy; Ensign, P. McKeon; Treasurer, P.
Mccormick tre-electeD Recording Secre-
tary, }. McKe,n (re-electedG Correspond
ing Secretary, J. Mccormick (re-electeti
The Society at present numbers fifty
strong, and are in very prosperous condi-
ton. They turn out on next Sunday, on
the occasion of the anniversary OF the
Knights of st. Martin, of Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

five, with tickets to Omaha. They say they
are en- route from Harrisburg. jefferson
County, N. Y, to San Francisco. They
registered at the hotel as Manley Willis
and wife, Auburn. N. Y.
When her sex was discovered the
younger woman gave her name as Ellen
Dugle, and said she had been married to q
man named Tripp at Aurilius, New York,
but left home when eighteen, and has
most of the time since been personating a
man. She told another story, that she was
left an orphan at Harrisburg, Pa, with
IS. 600. a ,o.
The uncle wanted her to marry her
cousin, and she disguised herself to escape
him. From letter on her lerson it APP
pears that her real name is Florence
Artz, from Aurelius or Lewisvile, N. Y.
The older woman gave the name of Eliza
White.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
THE DEAD SENATOR.
His Last Words to Congressman Wlllet,
II Of Michigan. ~ ,iiiai
National Associated Press 70 the star. :

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHtcAoo, Nov. 4-Congressman Willet,
of Michigan, saw Senator Chandler at mid
night Friday. aftet jesse Spaldins left him.
He was sitting BY .dse 9te smoking and
complained only Of taking a bad cold 81 e.
Janesville. He appeared gratif:ed at the
success of the Chicago meeting and said his
Fanenil Hall meeting was the only one Of
the campaign that equaled it. Mr.. Willet
left hI'.l shortly after midnight and started
al. 6:SO a. m. for Michigan, first bearing Of
the death OH the train at White Pigeon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
A MASKED MOB
Takes Complete Control Of an
Indiana Town.
Sad Suicide of a Colorado WO-
man.
TOWN TAKEN BY A MOB.


Specials to the Star. ..
MADISON, IND, Nov. 4.--The village OF
Kent, small town in Jefferson County,
eight miles west of here, is in a terrible
state of agitation over mob of masked
men, who rode into the place and took
possession of the town last night, firing
pistols at inoffensive citizens who showed
their faces. They then took a citizel,
named Charles Johns, and, for some reason
unknown, gave him a terrible flogging.
SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.
denver. CoI., Nov. Airs. Peter Fisch-
er. aged thirty-fve, and married. arose fr m
bed night before last, bade her little sirl
good-by, and placing the muzzle Of shot
gun to l;cr breast touched the trigger with
her toe and shot herself through the heart.
She died instantly, No cause is known.
OLD COUPLE KILLED BY CARS.
ELKHART. IND, Nov. Passenger train
No. /, on the Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich
igan Railway, struck wagon on tie road
crossing just south of Treaty, yesterday,
instantly killing Mrs. Christian Clupper,
and fatally injuring her husband. There
was a little boy in the wag'n at the time
who escaped unhurt. Mrs. Clippers skull
was badly broken. The accident occr.red
within one hundred yards Of Their home
They were al aged couple, .c.early eighty
years old, and when the engineer, Pete,
Duffy, saw them &c old gentleman was
standing up v.Mpping his horses. Every
thing W.. done to avoid the accident, but
IN ',nln.
... KILLED WITH A BILLIARD CUE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.--Patrick Harring
ton died at Bradford last evening from the
effects of blow from a billiard cue in the
hands OF Joe Daniels five weeks ago. The
murderer has fed the country. J. Il
NATIONAL Associated Press 70 the Star
Still THEY DO NOT HANG HIM.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.--James L. Fitch, who
| recently murdered his wife and (our'yearolt
daughter at Haalev, has been convicted N
sentenced to solitary confinement, har
| labor fur life at the Jackson Pc itentiar,
ttl aIAs GATHERED N
WAsHrSeTJs, y. G., r,oy. Am aeer
of the Sc .ret ;;ervis,t telegrapls the Trea
ury tr IN kaNxs City, Mo-, that he hs
ARE led S;i,ss McIesn for manufacturilI
. I'd dealing in counterfeit coin.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
FOREIGN.
Spasn.
REOPENISG OF THE CoRrEs.

REOPENISG OF THE CORrE6,
MADRID, Nov. 4.-The Cortes was reopened
yesterday and the message Of King Alfonso
was read by the President. The Constitu
tionaiis's are in favor of the immediate
abolition Of slavery in Cuba, and they will
not oppose King Alfonso's marriage con-
tract with the Arcllduchess Christine.
Great britain.
scHoUvALoFF AND sALlsBuRY-HEAvY FAIL
LONDON Nov. 4.-Count Scouvaloff, the
Russian Embassador, yesterday had long
interview with the Marquis Of Salisbury,
Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
Messrs. Calvin, Cowie & Co., of Calcutta,
have failel
LION AND BEAR LIE DOWN TOGETHER.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Considerable excite
ment has been created here to-day by the
reception Of information, from st. Peters
burg to the effect that the English En-
bassador there hss sabmitted to Prince
Gortschakoff a. carefully. nlatured scheme
for mutual understanding between Eng
land and Russia. According to a semi,
official dispatch from St. Petersburg this
morning the relations between the two
countries are said to be altogether cordial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
" Gather.


National Associated Press to the StaI
CoscoRD, N. H., Nov. 4.-Dispatches from
different parts cf the State report heavy
snow storms all day Yesterday. causing de-
Law On all the railroads. At o'clock last
night there was nine inches at Manchester.
twelye at Nassau and fourteen at Green
field. The storm is still in heavy progress.
BosroN. Nov. AIT 10 o'clock last night
il vas showing fast here, also over all parts
uf the eastern section of the State.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4--Snow fell all through
Canada last night, varying from two inches
upward. 1t is reported two to two and q
half feet on level in the back country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
That big Chicago Failure.
'sociated Press to the Star.

CHICAGO, Nov A leading member OF
Field Letter Il Co.'S wholesale house saws
that Stettauer Bros. & Co.'S liabilities will
reach 81, ,7CO, 600 He thinks they were badly
nipped in Colorado mining stock which
tl,ey took In exchange for goods. He
doesn't think they dabbled In grain, their
largest debts being for merchandise. He
thinks the fact that they have not claimed
gods en- route among their asscts shows
them to be honest ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

Jno. W. Garrett, Of Muskingum County,
was fined $25 and sent to Jail for ten days
by Judge Swing this afternoon for neglect
to destroy revenue stamps on cigar boxes,
and Elias McPeck. of the same place. was
fined IS for falling to pay the special tax
OH the tobacco to be sold.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA.HOUSE.
THE STRAKOscH GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, nov. 4rn,

THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, nov. 4Tn,
FAUST, FAUST. FAUST.
With the following extraordinary cast: First an
pearance nf Mile. la BLANCHEin in her great role
+ Margherita: Mile. RICCI Siel,el; Eignor LAZ.
ZARINI. Faust: Mr.. GOTTSCHALk, Valentine:
Mons. CASTLEMARY, Mephistopheles; Con.
ductor. s. BEIIRENS
TOMORROW "wednesday, Nov. 5tf,
AIDA. AIDA. ANA
Mile SINGER Aida; Mile BELOCCA, Amnpris
Sig. PETROVICH. Radames Sig STORTI
Amonasro; Mons. CASTELMARY. Ramphis
Thursday Evening, Nov 9Th LUCIA.
Friday Evening. Nov. 7h. RITANI
Saturday, Grand Matinee .MIGNON.
Satu day Evening. Nov Sth NORMA.
Seats secured at J. Church 4 Co.'S Music store.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

A boy named George Schaill, seven
years of age, was knocked down and robbed
of 81 on Front street, between Broadway
and Ludlow. last night, by negro, sup
posed to be Charles Lewis, who is now a
prisoner at Hanimond-street Station.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

Claude Du Plat, musician, who has
been stopping at the Bethel, was run in by
Detective Kushman this morning for steal
ing Bible from the residence of Mrs. Rob-
inson, No. 1877 Clinton street. Monsieur Du
Plat was locked up in the Ninth-street Sta
tion.hOuse.
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Sentenced to the Work House.

John Hayes and David Archie, indicted
for grand larceny in taking $35 out of a
drawer in bar-room, entered pleas Of gull
~ of petit larceny before Judge Longworth
TO-DAY, and the pleas being accepted, they
were each sentenced to thirty days in the
Work-house and fined 5000.