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:, q, ( 4 ~. Tan1es rnZier, 9. x.

3 pock bridge James Frazier, G. r.;
j.. B. Lady, g. b. ,faass, r n
II. Harrison. @. 3.
! I. Russell. III. j. Dtckinso1, Rep.
Scott Bic Council, 9. =.
sfenandoiIiY: J.. B. strayer, 9. Z;
southampton: James 3. Pope, C.-E.
spossyIYailia and Fredericksburg: a. T.
Rowe, G. DIP.
smyth and Bland: q. Harman. Z. I T. 80 80,
Stafford and King George: Dun Green
C. r. = 49,.
washington: J. S. Kelly, =. H. y. I :
Bailey, c. r.
Wyfhe Robert Savers, c. Z.
Recapitalation.
Conservative Debt-Paye rs.............. AZ
Conservative Readimsters .......'.--. ~
Republicans (white).... ......... .
Republicans (coIored). ....... ...... II
Portsmouth tie. ....'. -. ...'''
Mathews and Middlescx in ooubf...... !
100
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THE GENUINE NORW EGIAN ,DI
L LIVER OlL-the thrcc.ii., brandt -,-,
teed 10 be perfectly pure, and - I1a,.fy ...,.-.
10 any Norwegian or other col liver ui i.g,, -. y
bulk. Receiving Il direct from ~. a.r,.',. mi
the original uhbroken timed a.. .,.l.a! rg.,...
may rest assured of getting an oil at .r!r.s,n =
original freshness, sweet taste. az! '.r!r ii.r,.,
L. NAt,%tE. IE-l....>,
no IL sinh rn.t Er, a. ........
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vi G + 4 AT BARGAINS IN DRY
GOODSat A. IICTZLER 4 SONS. 500 Broadstr
Black and Colored Caciemres, full line, from l5c.
10 1925; Popir LustreS. full line of colors, IT
1870 Pekin Stripes. in Silks. Satin, ana Ferets
Black and Coiored silks, FelYetS. and Vclvettens;
few more OF those chsa D Uamask Towels 1t 23c.:
Ladies', Gentcmen'S, ami Chiiiren's Under wear;
Hosiery, White Good, and Cas>imereS Notions IN
endless variety; Sew-Style Ciouksng for ladies:
Waiking-Jackets and Circular CIoaks: Ladies'
Cloaks and Domans, full liue: Fringes. Passimen-
lerie Trimming aud Buttons, In great variety:
prices; Shawls, Flanne,s, and blankets. Gala
A. HUTZLtR & SONS,
no 1O.1m 3G6 Broad street.
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& Rappabannock :; Ell. S, Meneiee, @. ID. P.
II Richmond city: William Loyensfein, 70.
D. p; John Hampden Chamb erlayne. g,
p. p; Samuel y. Witt, c. D. p; James
Lyons, JE,. C.. d. p. ii a:ts5 g ~.
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TNUIMOL SOAP.

Thymol i Il new AMI ipY'...... ,,r'i.l.i. 3.
commended IL the hest Io'"''"a i"#rna}>. w..
made experiments with I, ;' !"r ;>e W. r,... ,
aud have Witnessed II r,W'r In 3.,.r. ,. -.
germs Of puircfactloE. TiliNuL ,uAH -,
GENTLY agreeable 70. til" :u'r, bat -.i"-.l .. ...
signed for use in fnm'i'- wE,r" ;G.r" i..u.'0. .
disease, or where thrrr Is reason IL f'rr,.sr. .
ancc Of such Gi,r&sr. For ,a'n nT
!. El.hIE. bog.
no6 corner !rolr, ar.l %3Ht. -.,.. ..
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM a
Ul hers of DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. +. Xxx
and A. NJ. will attend 4 stated communicate "
Hall corner Main and Third streets. THIS friday
EVENING. November l4th, at O'Clock. Mem
bers of sister lodges and transient brethren rater
nally Invited by order OF the W. NJ.
BEN. T. AUGUST.
no l4-lt secretary.
TNIGHTS OF HONOR.-THE MEM
IN BERS OF RICHMOND LODGE. No. 2l9
KNIGHTS OF HONOR, are hereby summoned 20
attend an important meeting at Schiller Hall. Broad
near Sixth street, THIS friday EVENING at ~
O'Clock. .
this meeting.
WILLIAM II. BAIIIE.
no 1i.lt RcDOrter.
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~ CASsIMERESl CLOTHS.
LEVY BROTHERS
Mt JULIUS MEYER,

show splendid value in above goocS. They have
varied assortment. no IL
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GROCERIES AND LI0E0ES.

TONGUES AND l!AN~.
> boxes CENTENNIAL EEEF-TuNrt'~
10 barrels MANIIATlAN HAMS,
strictly iirst'cIsss quality. :. r..,.,..,,,
no & \. /. ~i''h"> n ''
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
uiLlTNERY.
MFRS. L. B. MORRIS,

MRS. L. 3. MORRIS, s8s
80 NO. sol BROAD STREET, JMSEs
will have her regular WINTER OPENING on
TUESDAY, November 9th, aud having engaged
the Sc, vices OF OF the best BUYERS In New York.
you will get the very LATEST STYLES both In
imported and American goods. no 12-5t
NEILLJNERY.-M NJ. WAL ago
I'VE TON. No. SOL Broad street. will open eyS5axE
on THURSDAY, Novcmhtr 9th, several JNs%s
eases NEW YORK TRIMMED HATS; can be sold
cheaper than the same goods made-up In this city.
Also, large stock OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS; FELT HATS from CSC IN So and "a :;
ward: VELYETS. FELVETEENS. PLusHES.
FEATHERS, OSTRICH anu FANCY BIRDS
WINGS. FLOWERS. RUFFLISG, NEGA,WE
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY. &c. Z.....
RIBBONS u SEeclatY-a fun line-the cheapest In
the city. IL NJ. WALTON,
no Slim sol Broad street, corner Third
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Flor H.

Il MCCANCE ELpt Ia
The attention Of dealer and c"n'H"!''s
TO the
SUPERIOR MERITS uf ClE F!H1!'
TIE
DUNLOP DECOETICATEp PAT I'M
McCANCE DECOHTr AI'D W.
PROCESS FAMILY.
McCANCE DECORTlCAtEo N""
EXTRA.
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MI TRY 1T!
THE BEST BARGAINS CAN BE HAD AT
UUTZLER BROTHERS,,
81 BROAD STREET.

FRINGE and GIMPS. prciticr and cheaner than
any house in tlr city: BLACK aud COl.pRED
EELNETS, SILKS. and SAT1NS at greatly reduced
prices: RIBBONS and LACES IL less than New
York prices CUttSETS. very chcap-a full line:
the very cheapest 10 be found anywhere;
KID GLOVES. HAMBIRG
&C 4 full line of MERl y and WOOL
at prices to as'ontSh all. GOLD
Plated JEWELRY specially.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at prices to DEFY
no Is
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DOTOMAC RAILROAD.-ANN
J. MEETING OF STUCKhULDERS.-Thc an
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
ut the office Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company IN The cty OF Ricli-
mond on WEDNESDAY the 19ih day Of Novcn-
her. 1879, II IL O'Clock 4.
no ) j. IT, WINSTON. Secretary.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
APPOINTMENT OF nEMONsTEAToE.

The Faculty Of ihis institution WI! meet on SAT
URDAY EVENING, November 18Th. to ELECT a
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY. Applicants
will send In their namtS and credentials 10 the un
ders ieucd en- or bs fore that day.
mo IO.lw j. Z McCtS, NJ D., Dean.
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These brands have been banded ~ls. tmho-4
f ss.srs by m Ihs s U ' anti c "I
perfect Confidence 20 the trade 'oF ''eF "'"
uniform Quality. , .unulirI WIKI 1-'
The following groctrs arc no" ,nI. VIM, II CO.
t r"u s for any quantity upon the most
terms: ., 100 ror,b sixth stree.
a. Il 1, i 81 Eft is east Marshall LTrrI tree,
GEoRGE 4. huNpttY; oss east ss, mr"at.ree'.
". DANDE!2 GES t9s - - I TT,,aa .;r,r,.
fEiTfniSTia% Write. 8l4 ra'i Ma'n ,S ,,,J.''
W. d. BLAIR y CO. llO9 "a>t M M'i, . sr,t:.
DABSEY BROTHERS; l51 "a, "a. nm street.
= Tl,LMAS'S son, lSSo cas- 90 -
i r COOKE, 2lo cas-! Main street -
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NNUAL oIEETIN G.--Thc annual
N meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS bF TIE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND PETERSEukG
RAILROAD CUNNECTIOS COMPANY will he
hell on WEDNESDAY the 2Gth OF November.
1879. at the Office of The Richmond. Fredcrics>-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, in the city
of Richmond, ut ~ o'clock noon.
no l2 j. L. WINSTON. Secretary.
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NERHUl'rll,

and Of Mcssrs. ERlco ( CO., Maple, Italy. ."'..
MACCARONI AND >TuNuEIIh
se are prepared Ia supply tlr trg,!" a. So -
prices. fIelght 3a,i"d.
\ call Is solicited by ...,,.,. ,,lff.
Oc 10 'il.iNi ~ " "
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d L. 7. BLUES, ATTENTION!-H
H. Assemble at your Armory SATURDAY =
NIGHT. November 18Th. at O'Clock. in undrc$S "
inton to attic al the uvriling Of The equestrian statue
OF General Thomas, at Washington city, on the 19lh
in SAINT.
W. G. FORBES.
no l4-2tx Actrg Orderly Sergeant.
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DICH3 IOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Ing of The STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
of the company in Richmond or WEDNESDAY
the 10th day OF November, $40. At ] 2 O'Clock NJ.
i L.. WINSTON. SnrIrIarN.
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Conservative Debt-Paye rs. IL
Conservative ReadiusterS ...............ll
Republicans (white)... .............
Republicans (coioreD. ................ :
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

Col. Len. Harris has returned from his
fishing trip to Lake Superior
Prof. T. s. Noble, the artist has returned
from his summer recreation.
Mr.. Thomas Ambrose, Clerk of the U. s.
Court. has returned from his trip East.
Rev. John Braden, DID,, of Nashville,
Tenn, is in the city, guest of Rev. DR..
Rust.
Judge Jesse H. McMath and family, of
Cleveland, are registered at the Gibson
House.
Mr.. John W. Hartwell of the Enterprise
Insurance Company, has returned home,
after an extended trip through the East.
DIR. A. J. Howe leaves for Saratoga to-
day, to spend week at meetings of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keeshan, of 81 Pike
street, arrived home from Lake Chautau-
qua this morning where they have been
spending several weeks.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Gilbert, of the firm of Gil
bert Bros, st. Louis and Cincinnati, passed
through the city to-day for the East, where
he goes to take himself wife.
| Mr.. Ed. Betty, one OF the Commercial
best locals, is looming up as lecturer on
Shakespeare. So say the teachers who are
now in session at Hughes High School.
Mr.. Jos. Schwegmann, of B. Schwegmann
& Son, is home from Lake Chautauqua.
He arrived day or so ago, dry and happy.
| He says he likes Chautauqua because it's
such quiet and temperate place.
Mr.. A. G. Boinger, of L. G. Hopkins &
Co., will be married this evening to Miss
Hudson, of $50 Linn street. The ceremony
will take place at the residence of the bride,
and the happy couple will leave at once for
an extended Eastern trip, taking in Cape
May and other places of interest.
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COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star
MINING Cry, Aug. 2S.-Williams the
man who outraged Miss Kinnemouth at
Rochester, waived his examination and is
now in Jail. There is considerable excite
ment in Morgantown, and some talk Of
mobbing him.
New CASTLE, Aug. 2s.-To-morrow the
Sand Rifle gang of murderers and Kuklux
will be tried, when it is expected the tim
Der will crack, as the defendants are repre-
sented by Craven, JESSE Thomas Tyler,
Dickson and Stewart, and the prosecution
by County Attorney Moody and William
P. Thorne, who prosecuted the Simmons
gang.
PADUAH, Aug. 2S.-Our city is full OF ex-
element about the races which commence
this evening, and nothing else is talked Of.
There are about twenty-five entries for the
different races. A report was in circula.
ton to-day that Molle McCarty had been
entered under an assumed name, and the
report created considerable CONSERVATION
among the betters
FLORENCE, Aug. 2S.-Yesterday was cat
tie day at the fair, with mule race thrown
in. To-day is set for the horse show, and
the display of noble animals is such one
as would do the soul of any Kentuckian
good.
SADIEvILLE, Aug. 2S.-George Clark, col
ored, employed on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad suicided last night by jumping
off the bridge over Eagle Creek, height ol
one hundred and twenty feet.
PRINCETON, Aug. 2S.-Edward Mathew
nephew of Ex-senator Mathew, was
knocked in the head by man named
Lody, at Eddyville, last night, and fatally
hurt,
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PHILADELPHIA C0UNCILMEN.
Visit Of the Worthy Fathers to This City


The following name4 members of the
Philadelphia City Council arrived in the
city at 1880 last night, and took rooms at
the Grand Hotel: Francis Martin, q. X.
Merklee, Charles F. Isaminger, F. McGrath,
]. B. Hancock, John Flanagan, Joseph c..
Koib Charles Weyman, John McGrath,
Joseph Mcdonald, VIM. Taggart, Thomas
Kenworthy, Joseph Murray, Wm. Smaltz,
Robert Hodgers NJ. L. johnson and Geo.
w. johnson.
Thsmorning the greater portion Of them
took stroll along the river, viewing the
bridges, the boats and other points OF inter
est. They then paid visit to the High
land House and Eden Park and after their
return for dinner, took carriages for ride
through the city and suburbs, stopping
wherever they saw fit without any special y
formed plan.
They will remain in the city till Satur-
day, and probably till Monday, during
which time they will make thorough in-
spection of everything interesting that the
city can offer.
They 60 from here to Chicago, and will
return home from there by the way OF
Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
The gentlemen, headed by Mr.. Gilmour
of the Grand Hotel, called upon Mayor
Jacob this morning and paid their respects
to His Honor. The Mayor conducted them
throughout our magnificent City Build
ings, and took great pride in showing them
the finest Police Courtroom and Station
house Ninth street, in the United States.
The gentlemen from the East were much
delighted with the Courtroom, but IL was
noticeable that thew didn't care to be de.
! llayed in it any longer than possible.
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The wooden wedding of Mr.. John
Pfeffer, son-in-law Of Mr.. Hotter, the we'll
known Camp Washington tanner, was cele-
brated last evening at Frenchmans Corner,
on Harrison and Spring Grove avenues.
The friends of the married couple were
numerous and had quite an enjoyable re-
past. Hon. Thomas L. Young, Rev. Voss
and others made addresses.
Thomas NJ. Grant was bound over to
the Grand Jury by Commissioner Hooper
this afternoon on the charge Of counterfeit
ing the Holman Liver Pad trade mark and
failing to place revenue stamps on his pads.
He went to Jail in default of 81 900 bail on
each charge.
The burning of few rags in a rag
store on Pearl street, west Of Plum, was the
cause of the alarm of fire from Box 20 at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
The Central Foster and Hickenloopel
Club will hold big meeting this evening
at o'clock. Hon. Thomas L. Young and
others will make speeches. A fun attend
ance is desired.
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Police Court Docket.

Drunk-Thomas Mannix, Martin Pierce,
80 days; John Watson, SIS; Paul Turnor,
Amanda Malloy, continued; Isaac Hart,
So; VIM. Genau, $40.
Disorderly Conduct Johanna McNa-
mara, So; VIM. Lantry, continued An.
thony Davitt, 30 days. Mollie Black, dis
missed; Mollie Crosby, IS.
Assault and Battery-Mike Whalen, El-
len Kleen Ed. Jennings, James Mahoney,
continued Owen White, dismissed; John
Moran, S..
Miscellaneous G. s. King, petit larceny,
dismissed Alonzo Crane, same, $200-3C
days; James Moran, John Cunningham,
continued; Harry Caldwell, vagrancy, $50
30, suspended Martin Schiling same,
5000; Peter Schneider, abusing family,
continued; Thomas Higginson, Richard
Kistner, same, dismissed; John McNulty,
practising trick game continued; Jeff.
Shields, housebreaking continued Law
renee Brown, incorrigibility, continued
Ed. Leonard known thief, $3.50; George
Brooks, Ben. Chicken, peddling without
license So; Michael Keogan, James Keo
gan, malicious destruction of property, dis
| missed.
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Wee WircliMgs.

Brandon's stave factory burned at Detroit,
Mich.
DR.. Beverly W. James died at Jefferson
vile, Ind.
VIM. Grant, tailor aged 54, suicided at
| Bradford, Pa.
Joseph Murphy lost his arm in thresher
at Hamden, o.
Five prisoners escaped from the Mead
vile, Pa, jail
John Ackmans barn and crops burned at
Lafayette, Ind.
Ohio State Camp Meeting opened yester-
day at Delaware.
Mayor Harloe, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
failed for $1,000
Henry Blandy, respected citizen of
Zanesville, o.. is dead.
Louis Rambe fatally shot Henry Walse-
| fer at Princeton, Ind.
John Harper, deaf mute, fatally shot him
self at Nincennes, Ind.
Charles Beveridge fatally stabbed Frank
McKewen at Baltimore
Abraham Priode's hand cut off in stave
machine at Pomeroy, O.
Rev. J. J. Dozier, colored, was arrested
at Waco, Tex, for forgery.
Ella Sallee, Carlisle, Ind, thrown from
her horse and fatally injured.
Robert Walton, deck hand on the Wild
wood, drowned at Ripley, o.
Freddie Tangeman, aged eight, died with
hydrophobia near Sidney, o.
John NJ. Geyer prominent farmer, sui
cided at South Charleston, o.
Nine-year-old boy named Hammond lost
his foot by cars at Findlay, o.
May Rogers, Plymouth, Ind, thrown
from her horse and arm broken.
Mrs. Alter an old lady, fell from wagon
at Forest O., and was fatally injured.
+. Levquac was stabbed and killed by
Dube at Caconna, Quebec. Both shoe
makers.
United States Senator Conkling is chosen
a delegate to the New York Republican
State Convention.
A young and beautiful woman, name
unknown, jumped from the cars near Def
ance, O., and was fatally injured.
In Saline County, H., Samuel Pember-
ton and the two Roberts brothers were bad
ly peppered by parties in ambush.
Hines, Deputy Constable was killed at
Fort Thomas, Arizona, while trying to ar
rest ]. b. Collins merchant.
One man fatally and another seriously
injured by the explosion Of the boiler Of
Habig's cement mill at Jacksonville, Ind.
Joseph Janouch, arrested at Cleveland
charged with getting Joseph Tesar drunk,
Harvesting him, driving him as a horse and
then stutfing him with oats on which he
choked to death.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
st. Louis.

st. Louis.
FATLITIEs TO BoYs-THE BROADWAY BANKER
BELLS LITTLE GAME.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 28.-James, O. Malley, the
boy who was hit on the head with a stone
on the circus ground last Sunday afternoon,
died of his injuries yesterday
]. Phil. Krieger, Jr., of the Broadway
Savings Bank, has given bail for his appear
Court. His bond had been reduced from
$50 900 to $15,0 5,00O
Louis Wilhelm and Charles Fink, aged
| four and six years respectively, were suffo-
Gated to death in sand bank in South st.
Louis last evening.
Detective Page, of this city, has explained
the mysterious disappearance of W. X.
Bell, the Kansas City Express Company
clerk, who was supposed to be murdered.
Bell ran away with woman, taking $4,000
of the Company's money. He. left the wo-
man here and has again disappeared Most
OF the money was recovered.
| Detroit.
HACKMAN SHOT BY A PROSTITUTE.
Special to the star
| DETROIT, Aug. 2S.-Mike Mckinley, a
well-known hackman of this city, was shot
dead this morning by Minnie Carter, no.
torious prostitute. The case causes much
excitement.
Louisville.
SHE FIGHTS BAcK-RUN DOWN BY CARs-HUNT-
| ING A MURDERER, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE Aug. 2S.-David Hale went
home and raised a row with his wife, She
did not fool long, but snatched up pot of
boiling coffee and bistered Davld's back so
as to lay him up.
Last night Mike Burns, crippled, was run
over by train and badly injured. His
collar bone was broken and his shoulder
crushed.
The indications are that Mr. Lorillard
will bring his stable of horses to Louisville
for the September meeting.
Mr.. Hunter, Marshal of Bardstown, is in
the city said to be on the trail of Robert
Malone's murderer. Hunter caught Grove
Kennedy.
indianapolis.
THE CoLoRED FAIR-DIsAPPoINTED sHUFFLE-
Y. NJ. c. A. CIRCUS MEN, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 2s.-The Colored Fail
is well attended, and crowds this morning
are already focking to the gate. At 2 thi:
p. m. will occur the running race for purse
of 800, after which the grand free-for all
trot for $500 purse.
A Mr.. Goodman, employed at the whee
works on South Illinois street, took poison
with the avowed intention of "Shuflling of
this mortal COIL" but did not succeed, hav
ing taken an overdose. Domestic trouble
Governor Williams left for Spencer Ind.
this morning.
Thomas Enoch, James Snyder and Camp
bell Whiting, three members of the Y M
G. A. Gymnasium, will hereafter tread the
sawdust ring of the circus.
| Pittsburg.
sEvEN-TBoUsAND-DoLLAR FIRE TO-DAY.
Special to the Star
PIrrsBuRG, Aug. pa fire at the Citi
zens Refinery this morning caused loss O
81, 900 to the warehouse, acids, &c. No on
was hurt, though several workmen mad'
narrow ESCAPES,
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THE TENTED FIELD.


TRI-sTATE REUNION AT STEUBENvILLE.
Special to the Star.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., Aug 28-9 A. M.-The
Tri-State Reunion Of Veterans and Militia
OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
opened here brilliantly this morning. The
tents are pitched, the city is decorated, a
huge OK has been roasted, and fully eight
thousand visitors have already arrived.
Gems. Garfield and Ewing are booked for
addresses to-day.
BLUE AND GRAY AT CAMBRIDGE.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CAMBRIDGE, O., Aug. 2S.-The National
Reunion OF Federal and Confederate Sol
diers, now in full blast here, is attracting
immense crowds, probably fifteen thousand
being present yesterday. Addresses were
delivered by Gov. Bishop and Gen. Ewing,
and the parade out to the encampment was
fine. Dalzell has not yet put in his appear
ance, nor have Generals Rice and Hck-
enlooper, all OF whom are expected to-day.
OLD TIME REvIvAL AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL , Aug. 2S.-The old-time re-
vival is going on at Desplaines Camp-meet.
ing, near here, and great numbers are being
converted. Nothing like it has been known
for many years. The shouting and pray
ing make the woods ring and whole fami
lies, young and old are rejoicing in new
life. Thos. Harrison, the Baltimore reviv-
aist, has arrived and is in charge. He
claims to have saved fourteen thousand sin
ners