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grt xlrr, ~, Flt' n,ts, a, tio bl: r,a l. uU'} hn;
nfet, :ss.0Tlour s y" II. 600 h,ls: wheat, oo b.:
SMITH,, m, tu: oatr, ~, 091 ha; rye, I.uuo nai
tto.t.,, CT. s,o10 bl.
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DrFfAto. n. y. May III. Caua!-
Wheat, l%"}. til bn: corn. M 1Al bu. Railroad
"hrat. ]. :d0 hu; corn, 20, 0G0 In.
No transactions In grain. Trlccs h0m!nn]ly till.
s5shged.
cAsAl FnEtours--Whcat shipped at 45{c aud
rom u &c u Suw York.
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Fns cough Or fofo tA.oat Tho hest medIclne by
far r ffnlat fanis ttnnsy af 1lntchonnd and Tar.
flse'A THt1thachs DroDs Caru i'll INT minute.
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TOLEDO,

Te.Eno. O., May observation-disclosures .tcady;
yo.awhlso Wabash, st. on; No. whfto a1lch-
E,n s1.utI; c1.r, do, s1.1a'i; amber Michigan,
tpot 81. .0s]i; juno held at s OY; Sl.073; bid;
VI. edo, 81. 90: Nc. " rcd winter, hrot, *t .onf:
lane S. o71.; Aarus., 81. 00ls; So,3 rcd. 81. 0.:
10 ! DAYTON md Michigan rcd, 81. ossi: Western
amber hell. At Il. lnts; 81. III bid. Cnrn Htcady;
tTsh ti1cd :laltc: M. Z, spof. 37sic: JnHr.
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mi Junc. :!sc: white. Sic; Michigan, 39c.
ErEr7R-Whcat. IL, nDi, In, curn, III. nn1 In.
surxES7s-whcat, 10, 900 bu; corn, II, 600 bu.
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inlur.tl ''Ituposas for tlso. .pfuouv. MIL arcsbi
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS ron ArR,I. 1870.
SyATEMrNr ny t't%tpHs- DtTgscr1. showing Tim val.
IT nrrshansu In ported tnEu al GxEurEeA frn1,
the ffuitr %tA.es during thu HItnt Ut AiIrit, 1s,
ntepascl By l'le bureau Ut Stnttstlcs}s
, 1879-06-02

All grorcrs sell I,urnctt's FtayorIng Extracts.
, 1879-06-02

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Unan l,rrnt corner Madison and Cnnnt.stA. Ticket
uIncr. ~ toalh Cark.fr.t oppol!ta Sherman Housa.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.
tc?ots Etpos!tton 1!!tinE ana fuSt 1t
Iaclu ltorI. a!tl Dliut tE1posltlOn lsuldlnHl.
t.saTc* Arrive.
Mnrn.ng Ex1ress R:S0 m $40 III
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Dhlo Tlycr fmpraveusrht-1,ate Ut lIeaa of
t;rnnd tnluta.
UHITEu 6TArka EHulHkkR OFFfrx.
81 West Thlrd'st. GineinnutI. atlItG hay ~, 18TH
sEAlEn rsOilsAts u duplicate wtll r! ferei'.i i
Junc, iA7 fur furnishing 1he material All! building
crib nlEt III tbs uwtr U1 liftr Hrar itlb Hraa u
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specifications snI iE}HtoI fuFtnsuf F1oba4A VIII 10
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CHICAGO. BURLINGTON h QUINCY RArLRoA1
ucrs fun. Of !akc-s. fnannhy. ant H!steentft.at..
and canal enl *IxtccntAsts Ticket Offices, % Clark.
, 1879-06-02

CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIE, CHICAGO AND
KANSAS CITY Il DENVER Ha0RT LINES.
Union ucept, Wcat Side, car MAtAon.bt. htidRu n7d
Twenty. thirt.st. Ticket uGaeG 70 South C!ark.st.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
FLICKERING FEVER.
Seven New Cases and Three Deaths at
Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 80 A. M.-Two
new cases reported this morning M. M.
Organ, Mrs. S. F. Jackson, white.
President Porter returned from Nashville
this morning fully satisfied with the result
of his mission, the object of which was to
procure rations for the people in camp.
A private telegram from Billings, of the
National Board, decides emphatically to
enforce Rule No. 6. He says that viola
ton of it will cause them to withdraw all
aid from Memphis. 1t will be obeyed. The
weather is very cool. PICKETT.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 20.--12:30 P. M.-One
new case since the last dispatch; John Far
rel, white. There have been three deaths
H. Harrison, F. Sohn and Thomas Socks,
white. PICKETT.
Special to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2o-2:3o P. M.-New cases
since last report: Horace Graham, Henry
Good, Louis Lorraine and George Gillespie,
white. PICKETT.
THIS MORNING AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS Sept. 20-9 A. M.-The weather
continues fair, with bracing atmosphere
and cool nights. Signs of activity are be-
ginning to show themselves on every hand
and the fear is that returning life will show
| itself too soon. Physicians are unanimous
in the opinion that refugees should not re-
turn until frost The last member OF the
Arnold family, on the Horn Lake Road, ex'
cept child six years old, died yesterday
The child was brought to the city and
placed in the Howard Orphan Asylum
All the clothing and personal effects OF the
Arnold family have been spirited away
and some of them were found in hui
where cblored woman was dying with vel
low fever and entirely deserted.
The report la night closed with IA new
cases and deaths.
TEN CASES AT MORGAN CITY.
New ORLEANS, Sent. 20.-There are a
present ten cases under treatment at Nor
uan CITY. An extra sanitary force wa
sent to Algiers yesterday
THE CONDITION AT CONCoRDIA.
GREENvILLE. Miss, Sept 20.-A messen
ger from Concorda reports that Sam. Rles
man is dead Mrs. Key is dying and Geo. d
Tobin is in a desperate condition. Fou
new cases have occurred yesterday.
HELP FROM HARDWARE MEN,,
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20-The members o
the Hardware Board of Trade have jlst sub
scribed $4,000 for the Memphis yellow fe
yer sufferers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
HOUSE OF SPRAGUE.
Property Sold at Providence. Hearing
Of Mrs. Sprague's Petition.
National Associste>1 Press to the Star.

National Assocstet Press to the Star
PROVIDENCE, r. L., Sept. 20.-The Frank
lin Institution for Savings, through VIM
throp D. Wolf, receiver, to-day sold the
6prague property to satisfy an execution.
Nominal prices were given and the bank
bought ali the property. The New York
Bank of Commerce has prior claim and
z. Chaffee's trust deed is back OF all. These
sales will not hold good unless the trust
deed is broken.
The hearing of the petition of Mrs Kath-
crime Chase Sprague for trustee for her
personal property at Canonchet was had
to-day Governor Sprague did not oppose
the granting of the petition, but there was
a contest as to the proper person to he ap-
pointed. Mrs. Sprague's counsel named
Mr.. Robert Thompson, one of her lawyers,
and the Governors counsel nominated Ar
thur Watson, relative of Mr.. Sprague's.
Considerable discussion was had as to the
merits and dement's of both. A continu-
ance was had until Friday next at 2 p. m.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
THE COURTS.
POLICE.

POLICE.
Drunk-Wm. Hartman, Henry Bern
hard, So; Jacob Spadrok, Bridget Burke, 30
days; Mary Boles. continued; George Reed,
5000.
Disorderly conduct-Frank Stockmeyer,
C. Daley, 50.
Assault and Battery-John Weiskamp,
Fred. Grimme, continued; Nnrah Hacks,
Julius Beiser, Walter English, dismissed
George Snapp, So.
Miscellaneo,ls-Pete McClosky, grand
larceny, discharged. Isaac Fltzmorris. Jerry
Henne sy, Hannah Hennessy, robbery, dis
charged. Harry Converse, abusing family,
JON Riley, petit larceny, discharged
Frank Piaspohl, Kate Maloy, James Dun
can. same, continued. Cal. DAILY, same, ten
da,s. James Spauldng, vagrant, con-
tnued. Mary Carroll, same, $5O-30. Rich.
ard Cullum, personal violence to police
man. continued Charles Preston, shoot
ing &C., continued.
COMMON PLEAS
The State against Samuel P. Bowles. Ir
this case, in which the defendants counsel
filed plea. charging defects in the indict
ment, the Prosecuting Attorney filed 9
reply.
A motion to set aside the indictment or
the ground that the Grand Jury was illegal
ly sworn was then submitted without argu
ment
The Court overruled the motion to quasi
the indictment.
A motion to summon struck jury wa.
then granted and the case put over to mex
Monday week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

employees, amounting to 1913, was allowed T;
also the sum of S2s6 SO for the draughtsman
in the Auditors office.
Notices from the Green Township Trus-
tees to the effect that two bridges on the
Lick Run Pike needed repairs The COM
munications were filed. .
A communication was also received from
w. Fl. Mathews E. r. Van Rensselaer,
and Others, residents of California, O., stat
ing that this was about the only and
proper time to construct the levee there,
which the Commissioners contemplated to
build. The paper was fled
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
A SWEET SINGER
Wants a Divorce from Her Husband.

Emma Austerman's case against Alvin
Austerman, suit for divorce OH the ground
of gross neglect, was heard to-day before
Judge Smith.
The parties were married on the 2Sth Of
May, 1877, in Baltimore and separated in
January, 1878, in Boston.
Anton Foelger testified that he knew the
parties over three years; they had
lived in his house; the husband
did not provide for his family. The
husband is travelling agent, and his wife
is first-class singer in German theaters,
making about 5000 a month.
Mrs. Kuster is the mother of
the plaintiff. She testified that
she was present at the wedding
and that the next day the husband left his
wife for New York and did not return for
five weeks. The cause of separation she
assigned to the husbands inability to pro-
vide for his wifes support. The case has
been taken under advisement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
Total shares reported sold. .......
The Democrats.

The Hamilton County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee held regular weekly
meeting to-day.
The report that Messrs. Harris, Donham
and Johnston had accepted the nomina-
tions on tile Senatorial ticket was an
proved. -,
Mr.. Mich. Mullen was appointed to fill
the vacancy in the Fifth Ward, caused by
the resignation of Thos. Patton.
The Committeeman were then called
upon to report whether organizations i'll the
different Wards had been effected or not.
Most nf the Committeeman reported no or,
ganizations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
LOuaSViile.

Louisville.
FIRST RACE - SUIT FOR LIBEL - CRACKED
SKULL, ETC.
special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE Sept. 2O.-The first race this
afternoon takes places at 2 o'clock and will
be three-quarter mile scramble.
Fbert Hundley. aged IA, sues Leopold
Jackal for $5, 900 damages. He alleges that
Jackal had him arrested for stealing
Abe Taylor, colored, received fractured
skull at the hands Of another negro at Mus
selman's tobacco factory. His condition is
critical.
A sneak thief at Alexander's Hotel got
away with $50 and boarder's pocket-book.
indianapolis.
BANKERS AssoCIATIoN-DE LA MATYR-Fos-
TER's INQUEST, &C.
Special to tine Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-The banks and
bankers of this State will hold meeting at
the Grand Hotel, in this city, on Wednes-
day, October 1st, for the purpose of form
ing State Association.
Congressman Gilbert De La Matyr left
for Bloomington last night.
Capt Webster, sleeping-car conductor
on the j., NJ. e. |. Road, had hand badly
mashed Yesterday afternoon.
The Coroner's verdict will show that Fos-
ter was not murdered. but that death re-
suited from pneumonia and tnbercle trouble
of the right lung. His brain was slightly
confused, but his skull was not fractured.
Guetig, the execIted n urderer, will be
buried at o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
in the German Catholic cemetery.
st. Louis.
HITTING A LoTTEEY DEALER HARD-DEsPERATT
CONFLICT WITH BURGLAR, ETC.
special to the Star
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-Charles II. Stitch. Q
writer of the st. Louis Lottery Company
was Yesterday fined $500 and costs for VIC
lating the lot cry law.
Colonel Levy, late of the Mexican Army
is here, and will deliver a lecture on Mex
leo.
Captain M. Mcclellan, of south Seventh
street, had desperate encc unter in the
dark last night with a burglar at his resi-
dence. The burglar had bowie knife and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

Mrs. Carrie Rcedy, residing at No. 134
George street, had a fine gold watch and
cham stolen from her on Fourth street this
afternoon by an expert pickpocket who is
we'll known and will be brought in as soon
as the detectives run across him.
The Germania Building Association
No. 3, If Cincinnati, filed amended articles
of incorpora ion to-day for the purpose Of
increasing their stock from $3, 900 shares ol
$500 each to Sc, 900 of 5000 each.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
BOB SMILEY'S HEAD.
1t Serves as a Target in a Texas
Tragedy.
Hunter Murdered in the Tennessee
Mountains.
PAsTIME IN THE LONE STAR STATE.

PASTlME In The LONE oIAh olAtEs
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept 2O.-Jack Gilstrap, at
Buffalo Gap, in Holcomb's drug store, was
swinging his navy around, swearing he
would shoot where he pleased. Throwing
it over his shoulder he shot behind him at
random. the ball going clean through Bob
Smiley's head and through the wall into
the street. Bob fell dead and Gilstrap is
held under 81, 900 bond.
END OF A DEsPERADo.
JACKSON. MISS, Sept. 20.-Some months
ago Randall Hill, notorious colored des-
perado escaped from Jail here, and was not
recaptured. Information from Lexington
now says that he appeared in that county
(Holmes( and in recent fight with an
other negro was stabbed and killed.
SETTLING WITH A MURDERER.
DECATUR, ALA, Sept 20.-The Circuit
Court of Florence has passed the death sem
tence upon colored man for the murder
of another cnlored man about five months
SINCE The day for his execution has not
been yet fixed. -
BIG BOSTON ENCOURAGEMENT.
HAVANA. ILL, Sept. Coy esterday De-
tective Frank Pierce arrested Lon Houtz in
his room at this place, charged with the
crime of having embezzled his EMPLOYERS
Cook, Ross & Co., of Boston-out of So, 500.
He was taken East
JOKE ON A JOLLY JEwELER.
Dixon, ILL, Sept. 20.-Last night a
jeweler named Charles Foster was arrested
upon complaint of Mrs. James Whalen, a
very respectable widow of this city, who
alleges that Foster called at her house and
returned some jewelry when he fOrcibly
attempted to outrage her. He has family
MURDERED IN THE MOUNTAINS.
WINCHESTER, TENN, Sept. 20.-A party
of hunters in the Lincoln County Noun
tains, near Goshen, reported that one OF
their number, Tobias Smith, was killed by
falling tree His b 'dy was brought in
and an examination disclosed that he had
been killed with some sharp instrument
and the suspicion is that he was murdered
by one of his comrades during game o
cards, as bloody AK was discovered. The
officers are investigating.
TOOK THE HINT AND SKIPPED.
New LBANY, IND, Sept. 20-John Zillo
ry. q citizen of Orange County, with an I'M
pleasant reputation, was taken from an off
Ger by vigilants, switched unmercifnll,
with hickory wthes and ordered out of the
county. He skipped.
KICKED TO DEATH BY MULE.
CuARLEsTowN, IND, Sept. 20.-Allen Bar
nett, one of the Oldest and wealthiest citi
zens of this place, was kicked by mnle il
his stable yesterday and died at 8 o'clocl
last evening from the effects. He leaves
large family and host of friends.
THREE BUSY CLERKS WERE THEY.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Three clerks il
Field, Letter Il Co.'s dry goods house
named Lord, King and Smith, were arrested
last night for stealing 5000 worth Of silk
and dress goods.
FELL AFOUL OF sHARPERs
New York. Sept. 20.-Robert Mettler, 1
messenger employed by Hugo Funke rib
bon weaver, was robbed yesterday after
noon of 81, 500 by two confidence operators
whom he met at the Long Island Railroad
Depot.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
Fourth Edition.
I'm Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRIDeEPoRT, CT, Sept. 2U:-The jury in
the Bucholtz case this morning rendered
verdict of murder in the first degree.
AKRON, O., Sept. 2O-Last evening Ed
ward Bolen, section hand on the A. q u.
Railroad. was struck by train near here
and killed.
BosroN, Sept 2O.-Henry Haves, at New
port. N. H., was to-day convicted OF man
slaughter and sentenced to twenty yearsAn
the Penitentiary.
LONDON, Sept. 2o-Uneas, Duke of Ma
senta. and two Clydesdale stations, have
been shipped to America. Follie has been
cold for It's guineas Ep
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
The Paticnl Watchers.

National AssOclated Press to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20-S A. M.-Many
country people have gone home. not ex-
pectin' the reception to take place before
Tomorrow or Monday. Messrs Truett,
Newhall and Taylor, late of Galena, Grants
home, will wait upon him as soon as. he ar
rives and request him tn appoint a day
when lie will receive lis ex-fellow towns.
men. ~It,s stated there are..nearly one hun
dred Gaenians IN the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
One Indian Killed.

National Associated Press to the Star
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 90. Capt Court.
ney, with detachment of troops, pursued
Q party of Indians toward Del Norte. cap
turing their horses and plunder and break
ing up their camp. 1t was evidently used
as relay camp for marauding in Mexico.
One Indian was killed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
Friendly Epistle from the Ameer.
Renewal of the Campaign Against the
TurcOmanS.

LONDON Sept 2O.-The Viceroy of India
has received letter from the Ameer at
Cabul dated the 10Th inst. In this epistie
the Ameer confirms the intelligence
already received concerning the revolt and
massacre at Herat and the occurrence OF
disturbances in Turkestan.
He expresses, however, his confident
hone that he will soon be able to regain
power, and he reterates a declaration OF
his firm intention to support the British
and maintain perfect good faith with Lord
Lytton.
Ayoub Khan, the brother of the Ameer,
who commanded the military at
Hurat at the time of the revolt there, has
resigned his post The civil government
of the place, Ahmed Hhan, who was MUIR
dered during the revolt, was firm friend
of Yakoob Khan as well as his brother,
Ayoub.
Italy.
FOUR NEW CARDINALS.
ROME, Sept. 2O.-At the Consistory yes
terday Monseignors Neglia Jacobini, CAT
tani and Sanquire respectively Papal Nun
clos at Paris, Vienna, Madrid and Lisbon,
were created Cardinals bv the Pope.
Austria.
BISMARCK WILL STOP AT HOTEL.
VIENNA, Sept 2O.-Prince Bismarck is ex.
pected to arrive here on Sunday night, a
slight indisposition having caused post
ponement OF his visit He will stop at a
hotel, having declined the Emperors hos
pitality.
!. Great Britain.
PLUCKs THE GOVERNMENT POLICY.
LoNDos, Sept 2O.-Marquis of Harting.
ton, Member of the House OF Commons for
Radner, spoke at New Castle Yesterday. In
reviewing the policy of the Government he
said that it had been failure abroad, and
had done nothing at home but increase the
burdens of the country. He repudiated the
idea of Offering COZ cessions to the Parnel
obstructinnsts. He said that the Liberals
would be bound to have policy when get
ting into power.
IRON WORKERS FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Sept 2O-The Dolly News says
the American Line steamer Lord Give,
which sailed from Liverpo Thursday,
18th inst, took out about thirty engineers
and machinists for Philadelphia from Brad
ford and that district, and orders have been
received at Liverpool from Philadelphia
firm for the engagement OF one hundred
stokers to follow shortly.
RUSSIA.
WAR ON THE TURCoMANs.
LONDON Sept. 2O-A dispatch from st.
Petersburg says General Tergoukasoff has
arrived at Baku, and will commence the
Turconlan campaign Immediately.
Turkey.
SERIOUS MUsSULMAN COLLISION.
PHILLIPoPoLIs, Sept. 20.-Another collision
between the Mussulmans has occurred, and
seventy persons were killed and wounded.
Spanish America.
LATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
PANAMA, Sept 20.-The election for Pres
ident of the Union took place in this CITY
Sunday last Contrary to the general ex-
pectation, everything went off quietly. A
majority of votes were cast for Dr. Rafael
Munez, the Government candidate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
Robert H. Searls and Julia Ryan.
John Burton and Eddy Ann Taylor.
Carl Mueller and Frida s. VeIguth.
Jacob Winter and Mary Phillips.
George Nieman and Anna Gross.
John S. Arnold and Lizzie Hadley.
Chas. Corson and Florence Roller.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed Of
record since our last report:
Infant Becker, 6 hours, city.
Mary Buther, 0 days, city.
Infant Pappner, still-born, city.
Infant Steifer. still-born, city.
Bertha Knoff weeks, city.
Geo. Gerhard, 20 years, city.
John Koefert, So years, Germany.
Medara EssIineer, 40 years, Germany.
Robt. Cooper, 6 years, Kentucky.
VIM. Long, 55 years, Ohio.