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Mrs. Winner suicided at Linden, Chris
tian County, Mo.
Maurice Lynch, an ex-convict was killed
by cars at Alden, N. Y.
James B. Buzzell will be hanged at Con-
cord, N. H., tomorrow.
Andy Thompson, farmer, dropped dead
near Williamsburg 0.
Jap Sutton's barn at Newark, Ohio, was
destroyed by lightning
Walter Williams, fireman, was killed by
cars at Bridgeport III.
Simeon Butler, farmer, was found dead
i'll the road at Batesville, 0.
bouncing boy was born to General
James B. Steedman July 4th.
George Gadbaw, aged three is dying
from hydrophobia at Cleveland.
Daniel Goodin fell dead in his harvest
field from overhead at Bellefontaine O.
The wife of Horace Jones is dying from
the effects of rat bite, near Greensburg,
Ind.
James Crames five-year-old boy was cut
in two by moving machine at Utica,
Mich.
Miss Frances Isng kindled fire with
coal oil at Hillsboro, III. Comment super
fluous.
Capt. J. NJ. Mason, of the well-known
firm of Alexander & Mason, patent at
torneys, died suddenly of strangulation
yesterday, at Washington.
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The Buf0rd Trial.

oPeclal 10 inc SLar.
OwENToN, KY, July 9.-About seventy
witnesses for the defense in the Buford case
answered to their names yesterday evening,
and the Court adjourned to a. m. to-day
Buford is now enroute here from Louisville
and will reach here ty noon. 1t is said
that the defense will be insanity, and that
some Henry County witnesses are in a
dilemma. Two years ago they supported
Buford as the fittest man to represent the
County in the Legislature, and now they
are expected to swear that they always be-
lieved him crazy.
One James has been in Jail here two or
three days, charged with throwing at his
neighbor's chickens, but after two Or three
continuances it is said he was yesterday
acquitted OH the plea of insanity.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
BREACH OF A SENATOR'S SON,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, July 9-An action for
breach of promise of marriage with dam
ages laid at 500 900, was commenced in the
Supreme Court of the District to-day against
John IL. Morgan, son of Senator Morgan, of
Alabama, by Lucy W. II. Horton, said to
be the daughter of the latter's law partner.
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.
The Democratic Congressional Commit
tee is busily sending political literature
into Ohio and Maine. The incsive speech
delivered by Hon. Frank Hurd during the
last days of the session has been largely
subscribed for by Democrats, and is being
sent into every section of the country, re-
gardless of any impending State campaign
Another speech which seems to be consid-
cred good document is that delivered by
Senator Wallace on the Army Bill. Gen.
Ewing's speech, delivered on the Warner
Silver Bill, is being extensively sent into
Maine, and will later be circulated in
goodly numbers in Ohio. The speech of
Mr.. Blackburn, wherein he says "He who
dallies is bastard, and he who doubts is
damned" is not much sought after, but it
will be utilized later along in State cam
paigns in the South.
Senator Thurman's speeches, as we'll as
those of Bayard and Beck, are called for by
Maine Democrats, and goodly supply will
go off to that State this week. The short
speeches made by Greenbackers have been
printed in pamphlet form and will be sent
into Ohio in large quantities General Ew-
ing was at the rooms of the Committee YES
terday. He said that the Ohio Campaign
Democratic Executive Committee had de-
cided to circulate the leading speeches made
during the session as-supplements to news
papers, it being thought that this way
would insure more general reading. Still,
the plan of sending political matter in
form will be kept up.
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KENTUCK KNICKkNACKS.
Pithy Points Picked Up i'm the Old
Commonwealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
EMINENcE, July 9.-Mrs. Thornton Meri
wether, at Christianburg, declined to get 6
hot supper for tramp, when he set fire tc
the barn, which was totally destroyed, to-
gether with all the farming implements
He escaped.
CARLISLE, KY, July 9.-The boiler in
Rogers & Bostain's mill exploded yesterday
killing James Summers, the engineer, and
destroying the mill.
MAysvILLE, July 9.-Miss Bette Kidwell,
young girl of seventeen, living at Frank.
lin Mills, Fleming County, committed sui.
eide yesterday morning by taking strych.
nine. The failure Of her lover to keep an
appointment to elope to Aberdeen is sup
posed to have prompted the deed.
NIcHoLAsvILLE July 9.-Wm. T. Stewart
committed suicide near Clover Bottom, in
this county, last night by blowing his
brains out with q revolver Cause un-
known.
PADucAH, July 9.-At Wingo Station, a
little twelve-year-old daughter of Mr.. Folks
attempted to make the fire in the stove
burn brisker by pouring coal oil on it. The
oil in the can ignited, and there was an ex-
plosion. The burning fluid was thrown all
over the child and she was burned to o
crisp, dying in great agony.
HoPKINsvrLLE, July 9-At Kirkmans-
vile, in Todd County, a white man named
John s. Winders, Jr., shot and severely
wounded negro named Tom Allen. Thev
were at barbecue given at that place.
MORNING VIEW, July "a Young man
named John Vastine, resident of Grassy
Creek, in this county, was thrown from a
horse yesterday and had his left leg broken
and two of his ribs badly mashed.
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Race fell down and was pretty badly burs
The Hogan mandamus case was ar
gued this morning in the District Court
Mr.. Warner Bateman appeared for Ex.
Police Commissioner Patrick Hogau. and
Mr.. I. c. Campbell and Judge Hoadiy 20,
the Board of Police Commissioner Arpu.
ments we're made pro and con, and at I:a
o'clock recess was taken.
There will be grand reunion of Ind;
ana soldiers at Madison, Ind, on the l9tt
goth and 21st days of August Our Coro
ner, DR.. A. l.. Carrick, who was surpeon ot
that brigade during the rebellion, win nd
tend the reunion and shake hands with ola
fellow-comrades and warriors.
The Davenport Club filed its artieJe.
of incorporation to-day. The Directors arf
A. II. Pape, Rankin b. Jones, Horaoe 4
Wetherell, W. c. Cook, |. Quick, Albert A
Spencer and T. 0. Barbour.
A sneak theft entered the saloon RI
Henry Wachtendorf, No. 213 Elm streeI
between 8 and 9 O'Clock last night, and suf
ceeded in getting away with about $17o.
In the Police Court this morning fin
case of Jacob Teetor. charged with thu
murder of VIM. Bergin, was continued nm
til the 11th inst.
The funeral of George Black, the vie
tim of the Parry shooting, took place from
the residence of the family on Front street
Newport, to-day.
THE young ladies of the Presbyterian Church a
Walnut Hills will give garden party on thu
grounds OF Mr.. VIM. Harvey, on Ashland ayenye
Friday evening, July 18th. Hot supper from =
O'Clock. Refreshments to be had during NJ
evening. Music by Curriers' Band.
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EDEN PARK r. R. EXTENSION.
Improvements Valuable to Avondale Prop.
erty Owners.

The Mt. Adams & Eden Park Railroad
Company propose extending their line to
the corporate limits of Avondale, connect
ing with the Reading Road at Shillito
street. This proposition should meet with
favor from the property owners in Avon
dale especially, and all along the line from
the Highland House. Avondale at present
is one of the few suburbs without street
railroad connections.
The Mt. Adams Road can be extended
with less expenditure of money and saw
ing of distance than by any other route
proposed. This company is energetic and
prompt at action and the road will no
doubt soon be a reality. The property
owners OF Avondale would do we'll to place
their interests in the hands of this com
pany, and they will soon have substantial
road through their village, with an admin
istration of economy that will meet with
the appreciation of all interested. The
question will be brought up before the
Board of City Commissioners tomorrow for
final decision and should meet with favor
able consideration.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Pitts burg.



REMAINS OF DIR. ALEXANDER CLARK.
Special TO the Star
PIrTsBURG, July 9.-!The remains of Rev. DIR.
Alex. Clark, editor Of the Methodist Recorder ar
rived here this morning from Atlanta, Georgia,
where he died. and were taken to Wellsville, Ohio.
The funeral occurs there tomorrow, and memo
rial services will be held here on Friday.
ST. Louis.
POPPED AT HER BRoTHER-IN-LAw - THE WIFE
SHOOTIST-oVER A BANK.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Mrs Julia Bende, wife of the
proprietor of the Union Depot Hotel, shot her
brotherin-law, Leonard Offerman, saloon
keeper, twice in the face, but not fatally She
charged that Offerman abused her brother
II is believed that Reeves, who shot his young
wife at the candy factory, is insane. His wife is
still in critical condition.
One hundred ami fifty men are working ten
hours day on the ruins of the Southern Hotel.
Cornelius Lucey, teamster, forty-fve years of
age. went over an embankment with his mule and
cart and was fatally crushed.
Louisville.
JOHN DoYLE's MURDERER-EXPREss MATTERS
HOTEL CLERK S MUSCLE.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE July 9-The Coroner of JEFF
fersonville finds that John Doyle was killed
by VIM. Mccoy. and Mccoy has been sent
to Jail without bail.
Mr. James Wood, Cashier of the Adams
Express Co., succeeds Vol. Rose as Manager
of the Company in this city. He has been
with Adams Express nineteen years, ever
since he left school.
The new Union Express Company, to
operate over the l.. & N. Road, will COM
mence the Goth instant and connect with
B. & 0. and 0. & NJ. Companies.
Clarence Galloway, Clerk of the St. Cloud
Hotel, severely punished a man last night
who called him q liar. Galloway was ar
rested.
Indianapolis.
CATHOLIC coNvENTIoNs-coURT MATTERS
CAR DRIVERS VICTORIOUS.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 9.-The Catholic
knights of America, to the number of
about 100, are transacting regular business
in their convention this morning.
The suit of O.. F. Baker, of Vincennes,
against Edwin May, State House Architect,
for $4,000, has been compromised by the
payment, by Mr.. May, of 800 to Mr..
Baker
There is to be trottng races at the Ex-
position Park on Wednesday, the 10th inst,
for purse of $3.50, free to all horses in
training at indianapolis at this date.
The street car companies came down with
stools for their drivers yesterday and the
strike ended.
A jury was yesterday impaneled to try
the Cook-Clem case. and the trial was be-
gun. 1t will probably last all the week.
The seventh annual convention of the
International Grand Branch of the Emer-
aid Beneficial Association convened in this
city yesterday and is in session to-day.
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Coroner Carrick held an inquest to-
day on the body of Margaret Held, who
was shot in the abdomen on the afternoon
OF the Fourth on Wade street, and who
died since from the effects of the
wound. A verdict was 70.
turned Of death from a nistol
shot wound in the abdc" ,on fired bv some
person at present ,r,.nnn.u, 49,, 49,.
af g.. ere was indiscriminate shooting
-earms going on all that day, July 4th,
despite the orders issued to the police force,
and therefore the police officers on duty
that day were very derelict in their duty
and deserve severe reprimand
A horse attached to wagon ran awav
ffom the corner of Race street and the
canal this morning, and, running down
kace street, he collided with Pcebles' horse
at the Intersection of Fifth street. The
latter animal, becoming frightened, also
ran away, and at the corner of Seventh and
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CHICAGO CLAIMS HIM.
That Cincinnati Boy With the Caudle Ap-
pendage

few days ago the Cincinnati papers contained
an article about child in this city, to whose body
was attached tail similar to that of canine.
The article was copied in the Chicago Inter
Ocean, and gentleman in that city named W. H.
Rhen, picture fame manufacturer, noticing it,
at once concluded that the child must be his little
four-ycar-old son George, whom Mr.. Rhens wife
had taken with her when by agreement they
separated from each other
Mr.. Rhen was very anxious to find his child, and
coming to this city he put the matter in the hands
of Colonel Wappenstcin. This morning about 10
O'Clock Mr.. Rhen, in company with Officer f. 7.
Davis, discovered the child at the house of Mrs.
No. 35 George street.
How the child came to be in her possession is
not stated, although it is supposed that the med,
ical men, who took great interest in him, took
charge of him when his mother died in the Gin.
cinnati Hospital, very recently. The meeting
between Mr.. Rhen and his boy can not be dc.
scribed. The father embraced his son over and
over again and wept like child.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Bursting of an Emery Stone in schreder's
Factory.

A frightful accident occurred about fifteen min
utes OF O'Clock this morning on the premises oc-
cupied by the Schroeder Lock Company, No. 18
East Seventh street
At that time Mr.. John Gardner, a German la
borer who is about thirty-five years old, and who
work at his emery stone, which is run by steam
and which measures about three feet in diameter
He had only been working at it about three
quarters OF an hour when the stone burst into
against Gardner. The other piece went against
the ceiling. One struck Gardner on the right
arm and hand. Four of the mans fingers were
broken, the bones protrudng through the skin.
The arm between the wrist and elbow was bro
ken in several places. Another piece of the en-
cry stone struck Gardner in the bowels, laying
them open.
Drs. Walker aud Buckner were called in, and
pronounced the mans condition as dangerous.
Gardner was afterwards taken in a hack to his
home.
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Shadows of Coming Events,

The Cincinnati Mannerchor will inaugu-
rate grand excursion to Dayton, O., on
the 18th inst.
The Sixth National Reunion of the blue
and the gray will be held at Cambridge, O.,
on August Goth, 9th, 2Sth and 10th.
The Montefiore Mutual Benefit Society
one of our most worthy Hebrew organiza
tions, celebrates its eighth anniversary pic
mic next Sunday at Hunts Grove on the l..
C. G. L. Railroad
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American Hebrew Union,

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, July 9.-The sixth annual
Convention of the Union of American He
brew Congregations began yesterday, being
called to order by NJ. 10th of Cincinnati,
President Of the Union.
The Committee on Credentials reported
favorably on over two hundred delegates,
and the report was adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton reported the following for officers:
President-Wm. B. Hackenburg, Phila-
delpha.
Vice Presidential. EIlinger, New York.
secretary-Lipman Levy, Cincinnati.
Assistant secretay-A. Binssinger, St.
Louis.
The second days session opened this
morning, Chairman Hackenburg presiding.
After prayer Rev. DR.. Lilienthal presented
. report in reference to the Hebrew Union
College. Rev. DR.. Sonnenscbein spoke upon
'hc subject Of Liberalism in Colleges.
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Total shares reported sold.......".......... -.

1t WAS reported this afternoon to the
Chief of Police that the residence of Mr.. ].
L. keck, on Walnut Hills, had been entered
by thieves at an early hour this morning.
A gold watch, two diamond studs and $50
in money were carried off.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. Will. Otis, Superintendent of the
Cleveland Steel Works, is in the city for the
purpose of inspecting the new foundry of
the Ohio Valley Steel Works at Covington.
James s. Gordon. of the Washington
Post, is wagging the arms of his many
friends in this city, while taking brief re-
spite from his laborious Journalistic labors.
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he says, and several students who were
with him corroborate him. As a piece of
India rubber was found in the wound,
many believe the shooter was close to his
victim.
GIVE HIM PENSION.
Little Henry Shin aged nine, who fell
from six-story roof, distance of eighty
feet, Monday evening, is doing well. No
bones were broken, and he is not seriously
injured. He fell forty-fve feet, struck a
roof hard enough to break several states,
then fell thirty-fye feet more, passing be-
tween two horses and tumbling on wagon
pole and then struck the pavement
PUNCHED OUT HIS EYE.
Thomas Tenahan was drinking Yesterday
and ordered liquors from Elias Lindheim,
but the latter wanted his pay first Then
they fought and Tenahan stabbed Lind
helm in the eye with cane destroying the
eye and penetrating the brain. The un-
fortunate man is now in critical condition
at the hospital
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A Foreign Visitor.

PULASKI, Tenn, July 9.-Mad..me Eu-
genie Bertimatti, wife of the Italian Minis
ter to Holland, arrived in this country last
May, and is now visiting her brother, Maj.
H. G. Bate, at Lawrenceburg, twenty miles
from here. Her son and only child died
recently in Mississippi.
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Mr.. 0. A. Helman, druggist at Sixth
and Broadway, desires to have it under
stood that he does not object to people con-
gregating on his corner, and that he took
no part in having them dispersed by the
police.
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Fourth Edition.
TIL E L A II E S T
In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, July 9-It is announced that Car
lotta Patti will visit America in September
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-The funeral of VIM.
Cramp the great ship builder, took place at Laurel
Hill to-day.
CHICAGO, July 9-Prince Albert Jones, colored,
who shot his brother yesterday gave himself up
to-day, and was admitted TO $1,000 bail.
BISMARCK D. T., July 9.-Barclay J. Smith, OF
Eewtown, near Philadelphia, formerly a Railroad
and Bank President there was arrested at Helena
for embeZzlement.
FRANKLIN, IND, July 9.-Yesterday afternoon
Preston Kelly shot and seriously wounded his
Dousin, Chauncey Kelly while the latter was elop-
Ing with Preston's wife.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP,
THE SEYMOUR SHOOTING.

Paul Stucke, the lad who fred several
shots from The western building OF the G Gen-
eral Theological Seminary the night that
Seymour was shot has told the police all
about it, He fired four blank cartridges
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Insecure Buildings, with view of con-
demninn IL

Insecure Buildings, with view of con-
demning it.
The machinery, the greater part of which
was In the buildings destroyed, about four
hundred carriages nearly completed, a
large amount of raw material, and the old
building, will be total loss, but the dam
age to the new building will not be over
$780,
The entire amount of insurance on all
the buildings, machinery and stock is
Sal 100. Taking out the value of the new
building the amount of insurance left will
about cover the loss, which is estimated
from $50, 900 to $35, 900.
Four hundred men will be thrown out OF
employment.
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THE DEAD PRINCE.
His Remains Arrive in England.
Important Foreign Matters.
Great Britain.
ARRIVAL OF THE DEAD PRINCE.

| ARRIVAL OF THE DEAD PRINCE.
| National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, July 9.-The troop ship Orontes
having on board the remains of the Prince
Imperial has been seen off Eddystone Light
house, and is expected to arrive at Speke-
head at midnight. The weather is stormy.
ENDOWMENT TO THE CATHOLICS.
LONDON. July 9.-The Government has
announced that it will provide money for
the scholarships and exhibitions for the
new Irish University thus granting an in
direct endowment to the Catholics.
Belgium.
THREATENING BY PLAcARps.
BRUSSELS, July 9.-Fresh placards have
been discovered on the walls of the city
threatening the Kings life for having
signed the Educational Bill.
WONT STAND THE TAXES.
LONDON, July "a dispatch from Cal
cutta SAYS there has been a rising in Bhamo
against the Burmese Government, owing to
excessive taxation.
SpaIn.
SOUTH AMERICAN INTERVENTION.
MADRID, July 9.-The Spanish Minister
OF Marine denies the report that it is the
intention of the Government to send Span
ish war vessels into Chilan waters Emilio
CASTELAR, advises the creation of Court of
Arbitration in the dispute with Peru, with
Spaniard as President
India.
CHOLERA SPREADING IN BURMAH
CALCUTTA, July 9.-The cholera which
first appeared three weeks ago in British
Burmah, is spreading Hitherto but very
few Europeans have been attacked. Fur
ther reinforcements have been counter
manded.
THE LATE VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 0.-The United
States Consul at Messina sends to the De-
partment of State an account of the recent
eruption of Mount Etna. 1t broke out on
the Goth of May and ceased on the 18th of
June. In Messina the pavements and bal
comics were covered with black dust, the
villages near the mountain were shrouded
in darkness and their inhabitants fled in
terror.
The damages are estimated at $200, 900,
toward which the Italian Parliament has
contributed large sum. The king gave
personally $1,000. The city of Catonia
$24 900, and the Archbishop $400. On the
10Th of June there was q serious earth
quake. The earth opened and swallowed
up houses and human beings The cause is
attributed to the undermining following
the discharge Of lava in large quantities.
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American Arctic exploration steamer
Jeanette sailed from San Francisco yester
day for her destination. She was accom-
panied to the heads by all the yachts 10
the harbor.
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Mrs. Charles Newaker, of Ripley, Huron
County, O., is charged with numbering her
first husband and attempting to murdea
her second.
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Baseball.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Yesterdays GAMES.
The Syracuse Club defeated the Cincin-
natis yesterday afternoon 6 to 1. Neagle
lowing is
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Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewes
restores to bald headsa fine healthy growth
of hair, if the hair cells are not closed np.
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The surest device for creating pure and
blooming complexion is Hagan's Magnoiis
Balm.
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New York Stock Report,

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, received by Lea, Sterrett & Co.,
2S West Third street:
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

Il 0h hENI-ROOM-A first-class store over tbn
fao, hSaelh' S' suitable for any kind of business: a
Rent pepa ea oy 30 iect deep with or without rooms
MI. iitn cieap. inquire at No. 49, corner Plum apd
Fifteenth streets. in second story iy9its '~
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The Turf.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

LONG BRANCH, July 9.-Bulwark won the
one-mile dash yesterday in 1:52. G. Loril-
lard took the 5 furlong stakes for two-year
olds in 1;07. Spendthriit won the mile-and-
a-half Derby in 2:53; Pilot won the one
quarter-mie race in 2:194 and finished the
one and tive-eighth mile in 3:03A. Prob
lem won the hurdle race.