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Local Personal.

Mr.. Geo. T.. Whiting has been engaged as
organst at Christ =. L. Church
Dr. Dalton, OF this city, lectured At Mil,
ford last night on the subject, "Fhat Eye.
Miss Reed, daughter OF Sam. Il. Reed, Of
the Gazette, returning from Paris, arrived
in New York Oh the 9th uli
Andrew McMicken, Esq, graduate Of our
Law School class OF 1872, las returned
hithcr from The West to practice law.
Howard Reams the rising young artist OF
Tippecanoe, O., exhibits specimens from
his pencil which would do credi, ID profess
sionals of wide experience.
John r. Shays son of John II. Shavs, Of
this city, accidentally shot himself in the
wrist, on the 28th OF February, in Chenoa,
ILL.,. while showing pistol in Il hardware
store.
Mr. John Rolf, for many years proprie-
tor Of Roltl's Hall, Freeman avenue and
Seventh street, has taken hold OF the man
agement OF Prices Iucliae Plane Hill Res
taurant.
Gen. W. T. sherman, Miss Ella Sherman.
and Col. J. Il. Tourtelotte, I'D. G., stoned
at the Grand Hotel yesterday, on their re-
turn from the South. They left for Wash.
ington at 10 o'clock last night.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hobbs, prominent tobacconist
of Kentucky, after spending month or
two in Hartford, Indiana, was in the city
yesterday and lett to-day for his home in
Catowaba, Ky. Mr.. Hobbs is OF the firm OF
Hobbs, Carnes & Co.
DR.. Ottman Won Mohl, the newly.ap~
pointed German Consul for this city, was
introduced TO Mayor Moore this morning.
His Honor informed him that he would
take great pleasure in showing him the
city, and making him acquainted with all
the city officials The Consul witt have an
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WILSON'S WILL.
How Offenders Were Disposed Of This
Morning.

How Offenders We're Disposed Of This
Morning,
A Kcntuckian named Henry Swopc says
he dropped into Christian Schcmp's bar
room, at the foot Of Lawrence street. yes
terday afternoon, and called for a glass Of
beer. Some trouble arising about the pay
ing for the same, Schemp jumped onto
Swope, besides setting 4 large dog OH him.
Between the bar-keeper and the dog SwOpc
received a severe Furnishing. He caused the
arrest of Schemp on the charge Of assault
and battery. The case was continued until
next Thursday morning.
The case of VIM. Bub charged with cut
ting with intent to kill his baker boss, Syl.
vester Bell, was continued until March IL.
A very respectable looking man, named
y. S. Hill, and hailng from Indiana, was
charged with stealing number Of maga-
zines from HaWley's store, on Vine street.
zines out at the Work-house for the next
thirty Gays and will have to pay iiuc Of
$50.
Three young Coyington gents, named
John :. Boltl, Anderson Davis and Peter
Shafcr, went TO the F!orcntinc llolel last
night, and, after eating up all the oysters
in that restaurant refused 10 pay fQr them,
They we're arrested, and upon being
searched ut Ibe S,ation-housc u revolver
was found upon Hhafer. Judge Wilson dis
charged Davis aud Bolta, but fined shaEcr
$25 ard costs for carrying concealed
weapons.
Iouisn Huismanr, u servant eiri plead.
ed guilty TO stealing dress from Ih" resi-
dcncc OF NJ. Jacobs, OH Central avenue, and
vas sentenced To thirty days and 500 fine.
The HuISc-H oberg rape case is in progress
this afternoon before Judge Wilson.
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KENTUCKY KNICKKNACKS.
llitlcr and Tbitlier in the Common
wealth.
Specials 10 ;ho Star.

| Specials 10 ;ht Star.
SHEpBEEDsvILLE March H. As NJ. John
Croans, OF Jefferson County, was returning
home from this place in bis spring wagon,
his horses took fright and he was thrown
ont and so badly injured that he died.
Mr.. CroaEs was q native Of this county,
and was seyenty-fonr years OF age. lie
will be buried to-day.
| DANvILLE, March 4.-Thc woman, Pau
lima Davis, charged with stealing diamonds
| from Miss Laten, OF Louisville, was yester-
day put in charge OF peace officer, and
will start for the latter city in the morning.
| ELIHABETHTowN March 4.-The case OF
Sam. Sadler, Dave Sadier John Walker
and John Hilton for the murder OF Wm.
Ford, was, by consent oi parties, postponed
until to-day and there being no sufficient
evidence against Dave Salleg he was dis
charged from custody. The others are in
jail.
| II is said that JUt'1 Harris. whose wife
was posted by ADg. -3'ss to the situation OF
hidden treasures, is still digging away. He
has not yet struck it rich.
LANIAsIElf hlIfLil f.--lbL. NtEncGy, q!
Lincoln County, familiarly known as "Lit-
tie Eb.," came into town ana gave himself
up to the Sheriff upon the indictment for
the murder Of the negro Wyatt Kennedy
in this county in 1865. Judge Owsley fixed
his bail ~ 81 600, which was given.
SnrByVrLLE, March 4.-I.ast Saturday 4
Commission was appointed to solicit sub
scIiptions to extend the Shelby Road to
Louisville via the Narrow-gauge route. To
! this time $4,000 has been subscribed, and
as much more can be Obtained with little
effort.
MAysv1LrE, March :. CLARK and Franks,
charged with burglary, on their examna-
,ion yesterday were discharged for want OF
proof. They we're rearrostcd, and will be
sent to Portsmouth,, O.
| An unsuccessful attempt was made Sun
day night to burglari2c Hciscrs coHiec-
| tiOnery store.
! A four.yearold child Of ThOs. Dale was
burned 10 death at Vancebuy.
Matthew COgan, OF the Lower Blue Licks
fell from his horse near Nj. Gilead, and
was instantly killed.
nEYDEEsoE, March 4.-Mr. 4. g. Robin
son, prominent tobacco dealer in Union
County committed suicide by drinkinG
c!Iloroform. He had failed in business, and
was threatened with arrest.
FRANKroRr, March 4 - Colonel c. f.
bowman took the oath of office yesterday,
but returned by the evening train on ac-
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THE 4. F, ASSOCIATION.
Twenty-hfth Anniversary Of Martin Luther
Lodge, No g.

Martin Luther Lodge, No. 3, A, P. A.,
celebrated the twen'y-tifth anniversary OF
its organization yesterday in Jefferson Hall
with appropriate ceremonies.
Mayor Moore made an. address after
which the invited guests assembled in The
dancing rooms and enjoyed the ball 10
their hearts content.
The Arrangement Committee for the fes-
tival were McssrS, g. II. Mining, w. Luck
ems, c. Bartel Chris, Dunkman and ]. II.
Bunte.
The officers of the Lodge for this year
are: Worthy Master, w. Stoppelwcrt; Wor-
thy Deputy Master, d. Barelman; Record
ing Secretary, II. l.udelDan; Financial Sec
retary, A. Ocker; Treasurer, b. Dunknlan;
Assistant Treasurer, John Gremer; Guides,
F. Niederhclman and II. Gerding; Inside
sentinel, Henry Maasbcrg; Outside Scnti-
mel, c. Becker; Chaplain, II. II. IIcuerman
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FOREIGN.
Italy.
itional Associated Press to the Star.

ft1ly.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
A GENERAL JCBILEE.
ROME, March "A General Jubilee, pro-
claimed by the Pope and which is to cx-
tend throughout the whole world, has
begun and will continue until Whitsun-
day, the LIST OF June. Persons absent from
Rome will obtain an indulgence by twice
visiting three Churches in their city or
parish. II there are only two Churches in
the parish they must be visited three
times and if only one Church six times.
CARDINAL MANNING,
who arrived in Rome some days ago has
had frequent interviews with the Pope.
Great Britain.
THE CATTLE WHARF COMPLETED.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-The wharf on the
Mcrscy River for landing imported cattle
has been completed and the Government
Inspector has certified that it is satisfactory.
EDINBUEG LIBRARY BURNED.
I.oYDoN, March i.-The Library OF the
Scots Law Debating Society in Ednburg
has been destroyed by fire.
Belgium.
cARLOTTA's E3cA2E.
BRrssELs, March 1.-The royal castle at
Fegyeren was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The Empress rarlotta. MaXimlian's
widow, who has boon residing there, had a
very narrow escape from being burned ia
death. She was, however, got pUt safely
and removed 10 i.aCken.
France.
REsTGNATION OF MTHkrEas.
PARIS, March An. de Marcere, Minis
ter of the Interior, having failed TO obtain
a vote of confidence III the Chamber OF
Deputies, has resigned. il is rumore1 that
M..Lcon Say, Minister OF Finance. mas also
resigned.
Foreign Flashes.
The Royal Castle 0f Tervucren has been
destroyed by fire.
There have been six cases OF cremation in
the town OF Gotha.
The crisis in the Spanish Ministry il
greatly aggravated.
kilograms from Paris state that Chihar
squadron is blockading Mexillones, Anto
foasta and Caracotes.
There is some talk in Lahore OF a,comins
war with the Afridees
lnsurrectionary agitation has commenced
in Thessaiy and Epirus.
There has been slight fall OF rain al
Lahore, but it is insufficient to diminish
the risk of a scarcity OF CROPS.
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1 o'clock this morning that w. NJ Adair,
Deputy United States Marshal, and John
Wyatt, an ex-Deputy, would fight a duel at
IS a. m. to-day, on the ground of the old
Louisville baseball club A squad of po-
lice was placed there to prevent the affair,
and If these gentlemen really thirst for
blood they will probably fight it out on
some other spot.
John Jones. a colored man, stole stove
from the residence Of DIR. Alexander on the
corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets and it
was found by officers yesterday in Jenny
Wren's low dive.
The Emmett celebration tonight will be
grand affair Irclands queen of song,
Rose D. Erina, has volunteered her services
for the occasion.
Bridget Burke yesterday brought suit
against John Bennett for $500 damages.
She says Johns horse kicked her and
tramped on her foor.
DIR. VIM. Morrow, OF Charlestown, Ind,
for many years one ot The foremost physi-
clans Of Southern Indiana, died at Jeffer-
sonyille last evening with a complication OF
diseases.
Indianapolis.
MI uRPHY--FETiLE BRASS BAND-BCCK swor-
roED's REoUEsT--oNE DOLLAR LAW SUIT.
Special TO the Star.
INDHNApoLIs March i.--Francis Murphy,
the temperance apostle, is here.
Indianapolis is to have something new
and attractive iDthc line OF music A dozen
young ladies, who know music as well as
their letters, have organized brass band,
and a; an early day will appear in public
Coroner Wishard finished the invcstiga-
ton OF the cause Of Isaac Swotford'S death
yesterday afternoon, when the jury re-
turned verdict TO the effect that he died
from wounds inflicted bya beer glass in the
hand Of Michael Rcbelt.
4 juror named Dudley, who served in
one OF tho county courts last week has
brought suit against the County Commits
sioners 70 recover 81, claimed to be due
him for the service aforesaid.
New Albany.
BRACE UP PLUCKY rIoNEFE WOMEN.
Special 10 the Star
NEW ALBANY, March I.--Mrs. Mary Ra
ncy, who Just died aged c!ght y-ninc, was !
Eotcd pioneer woman. While her husband
and The other men Of her ncighbnrhood
were absent in pursuit OF the Shawnec
indians, who committed the Pigeon RoOs,
Massacre in Scott County, III 1872, the cabin
Of Mrs. Rancy was attacked in The night
! by tbree Shawnc" warriors Polly Miller
was IN the cabin with her and the two
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OUR SISTER CITIES.
Tile Doings Of the Day as Seer by Star
Special Reporters.
ISaltiIn arc.


l. VICIOUS SQUIRE sTAEs MILEMAN.
Special 10 the Stav
BALTIMORE, March A milkman named
Tunney was stabbed eight times at Mt.
Washington, Baltimore County, by a JUS
tice of the Peace named Richardson. Tun-
ney is in precarious condition. The
auarrel was in regard TO a commitment by
the Justice
sHE DEAD LOCK BRoKEN-coLnNEL CAMPBELL
On TRIAL
Specials to the star.
PIrrspurG, March 4.-'rhe Common Conn-
ell broke its dead lock yesterday by the
passage OF the Appropriation Ordinance.
Colonel David Campbell, at one time Il
wealthy and prominent citizen. will be
tried tomorrow for the cmbc2zlemcnt OF
$4,000 from the Iron city Insurance Com
pany, of which he was once the Secretary.
Much interest is manifested in the case, and
able counsel is retained for Campbell, who
is now in Jail.
Detroit.
CAPTAIN HACKErr's DEArn--TUG ow"ERs'
ASSOCIATION
spec al TO thc StGr.
DETROIT, March 4-Captain Robert ].
Hackctt, of thiSclty, one OF the best known
steamboat owners on the Western waters,
died las night.
The prospects are good Tor the formation
of q Joint stock association OF the tugs
doing business OH the lakes. The tugs
have made ro money for several years, and
now they VI ), this dodge,
Hnnaaelphi".
soX IN BAD EOy DENTAL. DEAN FOUND
DEAD.
Special 10 The Star.
PHILADELrnA, March 4--Eobcrt Fox,
proprietor OF the American Variety Thea
te- was convicted to-day OF selling liquor
on Sundays, the result of giving per.
formanccs on that day and sentenced To
thirty days Imprisonment and fine Of $50.
Prof. ]. H. MGQuillen, the Dean Of the
philadelphia Dental College, was found
dead in he Academy Of National Sciences.
lie was afflicted with heart disease.
Chicago.
IEi,E PoNFs0Y FOR PRES IDrHT
Special to The STAR
CHICAGO, March i.--Brick POmeroy has
his National Greenback Convention in ses-
sion here Today, About three hundred
delegate are present from all parts of The
comsry, The South being particularly well
represented. Brick is going to do his best
to coax them into making him their regular
nominee for The Presidency.
81. EouEs.
GAlLLoAD 1T lhgri0Ns-- DEWITT ON CHANCE
TIRED OF \ CRAzY WIFE.
Special 10 thcstar
ST.. I.ouia, March THE stockholders Of
Lhe 81. Louis and Sar Francisco, and the
Missouri Pacific Railways, are holding a
meeting here to-day for the election Of
new Boards OF Directors
Tie Rcv. Dewitt Talmagc and lis wife
visited the Merchants Exchange yesterday
afternoon The great divine expressed
himself highly pleased with The spacious
hall, etc, and consented to say few words
10 the merchants.
William J. Slais wants divorce from his
wife Mary, OIL the ground that she was in
sane when he married her; she obtained q
divorce in Washington County, and after
wards they were remarked
The Senate at Jacksonville adjourned
until to-day without doing anything. They
now have their harness on again for bust
ness.
Louisville.
CoIYMINDSD DEPCrlEa--sToLE A sTovE-EN-
NETT CELEBRATION, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, March At was reported al,
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I Tho EiniinU EnnI I,r,n,;l.ton,r.
boi,i ,noo,i,a, H.. 10; W 'i",'-I.o''Ii =,
Laws, No. IS West Second street, this
/ forenoon and diseu,s,.J ,Lc ,,,e.,;on
whether the form of the lease of tbn 9onth.
orn Railroad should be drawn an, tbe road
leased, and the Manager aDn5infed Iy tbo
rrnstccs or tn" concurrent action Of iAc
Trustees and Commissioners, hut came to
no conclusion different from what they
i''u "''nef'' o'"eI'"'"co opoh'
The "Nebcr Brewery War is not yet
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PREPARING TO WALK.

n
National Associated Press to the Sta-
NEw YoEE. March "A number of
workmen are busily at work at Gilmore 5
Garden preparing the track on which the
contest for the Ashley belt will take place
Il will be ten feet in width and will be pre-
pared in the best manner. Each man will
be provided with small portable house,
whore he can sleep and eat and receive the
attention of his trainer
HuRHtH FOR THE MC's.
New YoRK, March IL. II. Mclaughlin
and John Mcmahon arc to wrcstlc in New
York, Boston or ST. Louis within thirty
days.
CASE OF TEMPORARY INSANITY.
New York, March i.-Pcter Vanncss, the
pedestrian, became temporarily insane
during his walk Yesterday, and tried to
shoot his trainer and another man. After
ward he quietly continued his walk.
TowLER FEELS SICK.
New YORK, March 4.-Beni. Fo wer ard
Geo. Leek started last week at Flushing, L.
l., on six days walking match. On the
last day Fowler began to show signs OF fail
ing, He fell three times on the track but
would not quit. Leek came in winner and
Fowler was carried from the track in a
critical condition. 1t is feared he will die
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Builders Exchange.

4 meeting ot tho membcrs Of In" EUi}d.
er~ EXCHANGE vas heid pdvy Y. T.. naic
IN Tie chair,
After approyiagof the report, Of the Old
Board Of Directors, Secretary and Treas
urcr, the resignation II Mr. Leonard ;"!mei
der was accepted ard Mr.. lIan"2"I elected
in his place.
A protest "a n" Legislature against ii,
"mctlmenI To She bill! Respecting The H'v
ing ont Of pnhlic contracts was adopted.
The ncwly-clccted Board ol Director
thnn nlet, and organized by c!cctni
r. =. Ransom, Secretary; Harry Harper
Assistant Secretary; Mr.. Clements, Treas
urer and /. b. Hancock, q. II. 'rayIor an'
i. Ransom, NNMmlttee on kO0ms.
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Departed Diamonds.

The residence of Mrs. Cappota, formerly
Miss Cassie Bridgcman, on Grecnup street,
in Covington was entered by burglars last
night, and about $1,000 worth OF diamonds
and icwelry carried Of. Among the vari-
ous articles were a pair Of diamond car,
rings, Two diamond studs, two diamond
ping, coral earrings coral pin, two gents
diamond pins, pair Of gold bracelets,
ivory card case, and other costly pieces.
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dren's Home, and will, on the LIST Of next
month. commence in this city, the City
Mission Work, as carried on in the city of
New York-that of making daily Vislta-
tions from house to house.
The Gambrinus Relief Association
opened their grand ball this afternoon at
the Bellevue House, the occasion being the
twenty-seyenth anniversary OF their organ
ization. Before proceeding TO the Bellevue
the Society promenaded through the most
prominent streets of the city.
NJo.srs. Geo. L. Masters and Thomas r.
HIATT were appointed Deputies in the Coun-
ty Treasurer's office to-day by Treasurer
John G. Fratz, in place of two men re-
signed. Both were sworn in by Judge Mat
son.
pane,s were left for record in the
Probate Court to-day asking that samuel
p, Bowles, tile bond forgcr, be released as
administrator in certain case. Inc appIi-
cation will be heard tomorrow.
The County Commissioner held their
second days road session this morning, and
then left for Clermont County to examine
lids for the erection of bridges over the
Little Miami River.
The residence of II. J. Roberts, No.
$50 W. Eight street, was burs!arzcd last
night. An overcoat, black cloak, Il shawl
and several other articles OF value were car
ried off.
The bids for building the stone work,
iron work, frame work, etc, OF The new Ex-
position Building were opened BY The Board
of Trade to-day and referred to a Com
mtttce.
Chas. Kaveman, dealer ia rlHir- a! tie
corner of Gutter and Hopkins streets, made
an assignment to-day, to thas. j. Warning
ton, in favor of his creditors.
Secretary VIM. Joseph Elliott, OF the
Health Board, has gone To 'oiumbus, TO
| lool: after an important matler Of business.
The double hulled boat On the -cocEs
al the Marine Railway will be ready 10
/ launch Saturday.
The police force cleaned oul all Of
their navy revolvers at the NhIth-9treet
Station to-day.
The Childrcn'> Home Fair will begin
on the 18th Of April.
! Take the street car, now 1t tn" new
r.it"s Of fare.
" H. Mckinney, q brolAtr-iF law Of
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Harry Hulse Indicted.

Tie examination oi Harry Hnls", the
rapiS, was set Tor hearing in The Police
Court this afternoon.
During This morning, however, Pros.
ecutinG Attorney Drew has been
busy examining witnesses in the ease
before The Grand Jury, and at , 10 Jhi. after
noon he tclephoned to Judge Wilson
that that body had found an indictment
against Hulse.
The examination in the Police Court
was therefore allowed 10 drop.
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office in the Amazon Insurance Building,

office in the Amazon Insurance Building,
on Vine street.
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
elected the following officers last evening;
DR.. G.. f. Walton, President; DR.. g. =.
Jones, First Vice President; DR.. W. H.
Wenning. Second Vice President Dr.. F.
Kebbler, Recording Secretary; DR.. A. G.
Dury, Corresponding Secretary DR., B.
Stanton, Treasurer; DR.. w w. Seely, Libra
rian; DR.. A. Rosenfeld, DR.. P. NJ. Bigney
and DR.. W. r. Woodward, Trustees.
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additional Suits Against thc Arch.
hiShsn.

CasrGr Shoemaker, amount claimed
81 800.
William Lampe amount claim"d. s "sh
Bryan Binns, amount claimed, 500
Walter Lacey, alGoant 81 90
Anton DoerDS before squire Block
amount claimcd 300.
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The Courts.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT.
The City against Crowley & Bulger Pro
ceedincs 10 reverse a judgment Of The 3urc-
rior Court for grading and paving Curry
street. Judgment reversed, The amoUnt
claimed being $5lj.
COMNON rhEts.
Emanuel Bicrn agains beltc iicrn. Suit
ordyorcc On The ground Of wilila! absencc,
Case not decided.
Julia Gcigcr against Fred. Gcigcr suit
for divorce on he grounds oi habitual i'll
loXicaiiuu and cruelty. Tridl in progress.
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IL says llldI I1dyeo
occupies the office of President without any
legal or constitutional title.
GIVING FULTON REST.
Baptist preachers turned their attention
yesterday from Rev. DR.. Fulton's perplex-
ing case to proposal that persons shall OBJ
tain license from the civil authorities be-
fore marrying The sentiment of the Con-
ference is favorable to such law. Clergy
men are frequently imposed upon by per
sons who have no right to marry, and they
are willing to be relieved of the responsible
ity. The Baptist ministers agreed to sign
memorial to the Legislature praying for
the enactment of bill.
THAT SAME OLD EARRING.
John Flynn, implicated with David Pen.
der III robbing Mrs DuBarry of a diamond
earring the other day, pleaded guilty and
has been sent up for live years. David, it
will be remembered, got twenty years and
was hurried off to prison.
DRUNKENNESS AND DEsTITUTIoN.
Ellen Doyle, aged about thirty, has Just
been sent to the Island for drunkenness.
She was lying in the street while her three
young children were starving in an empty
room. Her husband had a good situation,
but his wifc's behavior caused him to drink.
He is nov among the men reported miss
iur
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
Special 10 the Star
KENO rOOsE COOkEp.

0pGCIdI 10 TITt oUT,
KENO roOSE COOKED.
LoGANspoRr, INn., March 4.-The keno
room over the Tiyoli Varieties on Bridge
street was pulled by the police carly yester-
day morning, and forty-thrce inmates cap
tured and fined.
BAD Luck FOR A BARBER.
ElKHARF iED., March i.--One lIaync, u
barber of this place, had his foot amputaed
last evening, caused by nail in his boo,
which kept his foot continually sore It is
now feared that he will die
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HURRtH FOR THE MC'S.

Six additional indictments have been
found against Oliver and others at Hast
ings, Nebraska for burning Mitchell and
Ketchum.
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National Associated Press to the Star.

HTTFFfU UVT BY Z HITNWL NTENF.
CnIC&ao, March 4.-E. }. Barto, Il clerk
for A. T. Stewart e. Co, committed suicide
to, day by hanging himself with leather
shawl strap attached to a gas fixture in his
room. lie was forty years old, and has
wife in 81. LOuis.
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CREDITORS MEETING.

'T'llE CREDITORS OF NEssRs, C. + ,DAE1
y 20. are requested to meet at Mnnnercho!
i'air' S0I ner oil Vine and Mercer, on WEDNESD ~
AE Ar MiEkNooN, March 9Th, at 'coes TO take ac.
Won Won upon pan OF compromise 10 he submitaf
bE Inc MeSsrS. Adae K Go. 1t Is 70 be hoped thas
al parties interested will be nrsseut