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Local Personal.

Mr.. Wenzel Wagner, foreman of the
Cincinnati Abend Posts composing rooms,
will be 81 years old tomorrow.
The boys Of the Aquatic Boat Club will
drop down on their friends tomorrow.
Their call cards are immense.
MI. Matt r. Hull, travelling salesman for
Howell, Gano b Co., was married yester-
day at Akron. Ohio TO Miss Lou Smith.
Geo. P. Bickel, the obliging janitor Of
the Police Court. was married recently to q
fair young girl named Bessie Wagner, Of
Dent, Ohio. Bully for Bickel.
Mr. George Berry, a "real' Kentuckian,
is back from visit to Louisville, looking
as handsome as ever George thinks there
il no city equal to the Falls City. 1t is rn-
mored that he is about to wed one of Louis.
ville's fair daughters.
Mr.. John Cook, the grocer, at the corner
Of Budd and Harriet Streets will be mar
ried next Wednesday to Miss Anna Schulz
at st. Anthony's Church. IL the evening
the occasion will be calculated by a granG
ban in Wnebeler's Hall, No. 276 Freeman
street.
Five hundred invitations have been is
sned to reception to be rendered Mr.. Johr
Kiag, Jr, Vice President of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, and his wife, nee Mis-;
Garrett of Baltimore The reception will
take place at the residence Of Judge Hoad
ly in Woodlawn on the 9th Of January.
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City Commissioner,

Horst & Wagelin we're granted permis.
sion to lay street crossing in front Of
their premises, No. $50 Main street.
The Board passed resolution reaffirm-
ing its refusal to approve of the release to
John Mackey, ST.. of the property at the
foot of Wood street; and further, that the
Trustees of the Sinking Fund be requested
to meet this Board for further conference
regarding the disposition Of the prop
erty.
John g. Linser WAS granted until next
spring to lay new sidewalk in front of his
premises. Ncs. 80 and 80 Plum street. a7
Tie engineer was instructed to prepare
and submit plans and specifications for the
construction of sewer in East Eighth
street. THE Association of Ladies for the
promotion of the cleanliness of the city"
called the attention of the Board to the
subject of smoke consumption, and re.
quested that they grant some smoke con-
siming company permission to place a
consumer at the City Water Works Re.
ferred to the Committee on Water Works.
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tinue further negotiations for the prisoners
if so decided upon. -r

tinue further negotiations for the prisoners
# so decided upon. t~
There will be no danger of an outbreak
while these Chiefs are with Hatch. Hatch
had to abandon his wagons because of
heavy snow, and all are coming out on
horseback. Schurz telegraphed Hatch to
accept part of the prisoners if lie could not
get all of them. and to remain and con-
tinue negotiations, in order to gain time,
because the deep snow would prevent mill
tary movements, but Hatch had already
left the Agency before the telegram reached
here The changed aspect of matters will
postpone war till spring, for undoubtedly
the Indians will be at Washington all win
ter negotiating.
NO APPREHENsIoNs AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The military officials
in this city do not consider that there is as
yet any cause for grave apprehensions as to
the safety OF Col. Hatch. The fact that he
has not been heard from does not necessari-
ly argue that he has been captured or mas
sacred by the Utes. II Is supposed that he
is EN- route from Los Pinos TO Lake City for
Fort Garland, and that nothing will be
heard from him until t,e arrives, which
will be several days, owing to the difficulty
of travelling and slow movement of the
pack train. He has an escort of twenty
five men. Los Pinos is one hundred and
sixty miles from the nearest telegraph sta
ton.
is GENERAL HATCH IN DANGER?
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3L--In an interview
Representative Belford gives his reasons
why he believes Hatch is in real danger. He
saws the Commission is now in hostile
country. 1t is one hundred and twenty
miles by wagon road and forty miles by
trail to Lake City. Snow is twenty feet
deep on the mountains, and for Hatch to
reach Lake City he must cross one of the
mountain ranges. If he goes by wagon
road he can only travel on buckboards The
Indians are out Of provisions, and Secretary
Schnrz has directed that no provisions be
issued to them unless the murderers are
given up. Now, it will be Just like them, il
Hatch withdraws, as he contemplated do
ing, from the Ute country to construe such
withdrawal as declaration of war, and
they will turn in and murder every white
man With Hatch's party. Mr.. Belford says
he believes the end of the business will be
a war of determination. .e'. '''H,
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 31.-Secretary Schurz
to-day received dispatches from General
Hatch, who has left Los Pinos and is in the
neighborhood of Indian Creek. The tele-
grams indicate that no fears need be held
for Hatch and party who consider them.
selves perfectly safe. .'~
On beinp asked hv Tho National co.,
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RICHARD SMITH ARRESTED.
Editor of the Gazette Goes to the
StatiOn-hOuse,
Charged With the Publication Of Q
Criminal Libel.

'Iea + p
Last Tuesday morning the Cincinnati
Gazette published half-column article
under the headlines, '"Blood Money"
what Recently -raided Gambler Has to
Say About It."
1t professed 10 be an interview with Arty
Duffy, who owned the keno rooms at No.
% Longworth street, wiich were raided last
Saturday night, in which Duffy is repre-
sented as saying that several of the worst
gambling place in the city had not been in
terfered with by the police. although they
had full knowledge Of their existence.
The cause of this was that these
houses paid royalty to the police. He
himself had been taxed $50 month"; and
be knew that the Chief Of Police got the
money, but last month he failed to pay it
and this was the reason that he was not
notified beforehand that sham raid would
be made.
This is the substance of the article upon
which Col. Wappenstein, Chief of Police,
based charge Of criminal libel, and swore
out warrant for the arrest Of Mr.. Richard
Wis served the warrant shortly after the
close Of Change to-day, when Mr.. Smith
was leaving the building, and accompanied
him to the Ninth-street Station-house.
where his name was placed upon the slate
opposite the charge Of libel. Mr.. Ben. Eg-
gleston accompanied Mr.. Smith to the Sta
ton house for the purpose of going Oh his
bond, but Judge Wilson was telephoned
and gave orders for Mr.. Smith to be dis
missed on his own recognizance.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Columbus.

Columbus.
ApyoURNINe ASSOCIATIONS ALLABsoRBINa
TOPICS.
Special to the Star. .....
COLUMBUS, Dec. 31.-The Ohio College
Association and Teachers Association, of
Franklin, County, will adjourn this evening.
The Renhar,-A -Ambos scandal still con-
tinue sto be the all-absorbing topic of con-
vsrsation in all circles. t
Louisville. ...
A CoNv1cr's EscAPE--sUsPENsr0N-TH NEW
Special To the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 31,-Last night dozen
eOnvicts in Peri1 & CATS foundry, Jetfer-
sonville Penitentiary, were making over
time, when one of them, Louis Bonner,
Knocked the foreman. Bendholf, down with
. bar Of iron. Bonner then scaled the
walls and escaped.
The firm OF Thomas Mcshane, dry goods,
has suspended. Liabilities about $4,000,
chiefly in New York and PHILADELPHIA.
Ed. Hughes will enter upon TIE duties Of
Chief OF Fire Department at midnight to-
night. -H., +
St. LOUIS.
BURNED TO pEATH-pRuMMERs ASSOCIATION
NEW EVENING PAPER, ETC.
special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 31.-Thomas McKelver
Resting, little colored child, was burned
TO death yesterday on Gay street.
The Western Commercial Travellers As
sociation, numbering over five hundred
members held its annual meeting and
elected officers here last evening. 4
The establishment of a new evening pa
per by B. NJ. Chambers, late of the Times,
Is talked Of.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton at Bonneville nominated Col John f.
Phillips as candidate for Congress in
place Of Hon. Alfred NJ. Law, deceased. .
The annual charity ball, under the
auspices of the Police Commissioners was
held at Masonic Hall last night. The at
tendance was nprecedentedly large, and
about $4,000 was realized. ttrs +
indian polls. ..
spourERs' coNrEsr-LUfAER BENsoN-rEAcH.
~ ERs, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3l.-The State Ora
torjcai contest will he held in the Grand
Opera-house here April 18th. ~
Luther Benson leaves for Atlanta Ca,
this evening at s 6o'clock, and will be abb
sent on lecturing tour six or eight
weeks. ,.tn
The State Teachers Association yester-
day was devoted ~ discussions and ad-
dresses Nominations Of officers are being
made this morning. u+
About twenty more colored emigrants
from the South came in last night over the
j., NJ. 81. .t -l I
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HATCH HUMPSHIMSELF
His Safe Arrival at Cline's
Ranch. '
White River Utes Gone on Grand
Hunt.
Nationa, Associated Press to the Star.

LAKE Cry. COL, Dec. 31--The White
River Utes have gone to the Lower Grand
River On hunt, after being informed by
Hatch that no rations would beissued until
the prisoners demanded were delivered.
Guerro, the war medicine man Of the I'm
com mpahgrc tribe advised the White River
Utes not TO surrender the marked twelve,
but to leave for Grand River. taking the
Commissioners as prisoners. The latter part
of the advice was not taken. ~
rouglas johnny and others Of the marked
twelve who had been at Ouray's house,
went with the others on the hunt Hatch
left Persunes on the 18th and has reached
Cline's ranch, twenty-four miles nearer
Lake City, with Jack Souerwich and some
OF tile White River Utes, Ouray and Cheph-
has wife and nine others Of the Southern,
Winne,nuk and Uncompahgre Utes are
hostages for good conduct He will 60 to
Washington with these and return TO con-
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THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


The Board Of Education of Columbia
Township against Auditor w. 8. Cappel-
Ter. Application for 1nandamus to com
pei the Auditor to draw his warrant on
the Treasurer for $l,3O4, claimed By the
plaintiffs IS school fund. .Mandamus al
lowed by Judge Avery. XII
jacob Elsas against The executors of
Longwrrth Appetition to reverse a jndg,
ment Of the Superior Court. Judgment in
favor of Longworth's executors sustained.
Scott Clark against the Trustees of Lane
Seminary. Opinion of judge Cox, affirm
ing the judgment of the Common Pleas
E. L. Peyton against Mullens & Crigler.
The opinion in this case was announced TO-
day BY Judge Burnet. The action was
against ,Peyton to recover for liquor sold to
him and upon their affidavit that Peyton
was disposing of his property to defraud
his creditors.
An order of arrest was issued against
him. Judgment of the Common Pleas, re-
fusing to set aside the order Of arrest, was
affirmed. .-.r. .t . #5.
Gustav Tafel was appointed administra-
tor of John Burns. Realty $1,000.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have beer
ssued since our last report:
G. Roschang and Elizabeth Wilzanback
Gus LIGHT and Sophia Borck.
Abraham L. Hopper and Sallie e. Banks.
Thos. Holloway and Emma ]. Plow.
WIN. T. Green and Hannah J. Hedger.
John w. Kirnan and Mary Kennedy.
CIV. Leuchtenburg and Lizzie w. Hentz
D. l. McElwee and Eliz. R. Tomlinson
Alonzo Fisher and Ella Sparks.
Henry Hess and Minnie Herzog.
David Adams and Louisa Eisele.
Peter Holford and Mary Sullivan.
Joseph Mark and Mollie Dyer.
VIM. Sohmer and Mary Meier.
Henry 6pilker and Katie Brandt.
Chas. F. Burnap and Eliz Eckford.
Chas. X. Miller and NJ. s. Wade.
L. A. Rudisill and Kettle B. Hopkins
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the most successful one ever given by the

the most successful one ever given by the
Society.
The proprietors of the Burnet House are
using extra efforts to make the affair bril-
liant one, and the attendance will be the
largest we have ever had. Distinguished
guests have been invited, and will be pres
ent The price Of tickets has been placed
at $6. which constitutes the assessment for
dues for the year. Newly elected members
will have an additional 81 to pay-the initi-
alton fee of the Society.
Tickets to the banquet can be purchased
of the Treasurer Captain Henry DeBus; Of
the Executive Committe, Colonel H. E.
Collins Major G. B. Fox. Captain J. H.
Woodward, Captain J. G. Niche, ,'and DR..
A. l. Carrick. Also, of the Secretary, A.
H. Mattox, Of Major Frank J. Jones, at
the office of the Bnrnet House, and of the
Treasurer, Captain DeBus, at the regular
quarterly meeting. on Friday evening JAM
uary ID, $780,
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Death of Michael Cooper,

Michael Cooper, one of the pioneer Ger
man citizens Of Cincinnati, and for many
years prominently connected with the
brewers supply business here, died at bis
home 424 Broadway, at II q. m. to-day, oi
Bright's disease of the kidneys Bs
Mr.. Cooper was during his active busi-
ness life one of our representative men,
and served this county one term in the
Ohio Senate. He was sixty-twn years old,
and leaves, besides his venerable widow,
three sons and four daughters.
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The junk-shop men, on whom raid
was made short time ago by the mineral
water manufacturers, in which q large
number Of bottles were replevied, say
that the raid was unjust The nanufac
turers for the last twelve years would come
to them and order bottles. indiscriminately
of the brand. They have engaged Messrs
Long, Kramer & Kramer to get some re
dress for them.
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: GENERAL eRANr's DEPARTURES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.--General Grant
and party left here At $50 last evening for
Richmond, Virginia, en-route for Cedar
KEYS, where he will take steamer for
Havana. A few personal friends accom-
panied the party to the depot. - y
FIRE AT CASTLE STEWART.
A fire occurred last night at the residence
Of ex-senator Stewart, OF Nevada, gener-
ally known as ''Castle Stewart which de-
stroye ed nearly the entire lower portion of
the building. The building was one of the
finest private residences in Washington,
WILL NAKEoR BREAK. r !
A prominent Cabinet officer expresses the
opinion that Tilden will be the next Pres.
idential nominee Of the Democratic party
or break the party up.
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Shadows Of Coming 1vsnsa

A ball for the benei. Of the orphans will
be given at Greenwood and Mozart Halls on
the 9Th of January. bfea fa5l ts NaY
: A fair will be held at the Mound-street
Temple, corner Of Eighth and Mound, this
afternoon and evening and tomorrow after
noon and evening, .es ,,'y@. IN .,.,
+, The Cincinnati Society of Ex-Army ana
Navy Officers will hold their fifth annual
BANQUET at the Bnrnet House on the even
ing Of January 9Th. .it'it 1h@
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Pilgrim Gospel Temperance Society Of
Fifth and Lock streets will hold combined
Temperance and Watch Meeting tonight
from 8 p. m. until midnight Col. John r.
Hoy, Of Baltimore, will be one of the speak
ers of the evening. There will be differ
ent leader for every hour.
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Messrs. Windisch, Muhlhauser 4 Co.
yesterday purchased the property north
west corner of Court and Vine streets pay
ing $50 900 for 1t. 1t is the intention of the
firm to tear down the old buildings and
erect large, magnificent structure.
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A watch-night meeting, beginning this
evening at o'clock and closing at IL. will
be held at the York Street N. f. Church.
Rev. D. J. Starr, pastor. The public are
invited.
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SENATOR HOUSTON.
His Death To-day at Athens, Ala
bama.
Special to the Star.

Special to the star. et
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 3l.-The Banner
has just received special from Athens,
Ala, announcing the death Of Senator 8.
6. Houston, of Alabama.
He died of heart-disease at his residence
n Athens, at s o'clock this morning. That
sity is draped i'll mourning. The funeral
will take place tomorrow. .-
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gx.Arny and navy Officers.

The fifth annual banquet of the Cincin-
nati Society of Ex-Army and Navy Officers
will be held at the Burnet House, on
the evening Of Thursday, January 9Th,
1SSQ,sat o'clock. The banquet promises
in attendance, decorations and menu TO be
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The Bold Lochinvar.

RosEMoND, ILL. Dec. 31.-Frank Melon
aid and Lizzie Houston have caused great
excitement here by eloping in novel style,
having both galloped away gaiIy on one
horse. Both parties are highly connected
and of influential families Strong opposi-
ton on tile side Of the lady's parents was
the cause of the eIopement,
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WHY THE BELLS roLLED AT BANGOR.

BANGOR. Dec. 31.-Adjutant General
Leavitt visited this CITY yesterday, and.
after consulting with Mayor Brown, Hred
teams of the American Express Company
and proceeded to remove 100 rifles and
81, 600 rounds of ammunition tO the depot.
The streets were crowded, but no disturb
ance took place. The bells were tolled.
and at first 1t was thought to be because Of
the removal of the arms, but 1t afterward
transpired that it was on account Of the
death of an old citizen. 'A'}3 r
MEETING AT BiDDEFoRp.
BIDDEToRp, Me, Dec. 31.-The meeting
here last night was the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held. Edwin Stone pre-.
sided, and speeches were made by Secre-
tary Of State Gore and others.
ARMS FROM BANGOR.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Dec 31.-General Leavitt
arrived here last evening with arms and
ammunition from the Bangor Arsenal. q
Governor Garcelon Is preparing case
+ # the Supreme Court based on the points
raised in Morril's letter.
TIE PORTLAND MEETING. ~
PORTLAND, NE, Dec. 81 The meeting
called by the Democratic and Greenback
City Committee was the largest and most
enthusiastic assemblage held In this city.
The Citv Hall was packed full. -Four
thousand people were present
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Another Allarad Defieit.

Mr.. Richard T. Zeidler, the expert en-
ployed by the Board Of Revision. says he
has discovered an additional deficit during
Jnhnston's administration Of 81, 800, which
he will report at the next meeting Of the
Board.
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Fourth Edition.
4 HE L A T E s T
In Bries.

In Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NRw HAVEN. CoNN., Dec 3L--E. Wallace
Blackman, formerly of the Indianapolis
Bentinel, died to-day, aged forty-one.
HUDSON Cry, N. Y, Dec. 3l.-The six
officers and Directors of the Broken Me-
ehanics' and I.aborers' SAVINGS Bank
sharged with conspiracy to defraud. were
to-day convicted. Sentence deferred.
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The steamboat Eldorado was attached
to-day by the United States Marshal for the
purpose of recovering the wages Of the en-
ploysA itn.tl.1l .l.---.--.- --..-
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How many thoughtless persons allow
themselves to be prostrated withdisease,
when single dose Of. Maguire's Cunduran-
70 Bitters taken in time might prevent it.
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An unsuccessful attempt was made last
night to'bnrglarize the hardware store, cor
ner of Main and Sixth streets.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTICE THE JOURNEYMEN TIN PLATE,
IN Copper and Sheet Iron Workers of Cincinnati
and vicinity, are requested to meet January
9Th. 1880, at O'Clock D. m, at Workmen's Hall,
Walnut street, to assist in completing the perma-
lion Workers Society Of Cincinnati and vicinity,
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year
and transaction of other important business. "A
full atteudance is requested. Come ono, come all,
and unite together for mu ual benefit and protec-
ton. H. P. WHITE, President pro tenn
FRANK Rock. Secy pro tenn. s3 ss
\ GEO. WELLS, Treasurer nro TEN. IT.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

PARTY FROM MAYsvILLE.
special to the Star. sa-'ss=saar- ~
WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-T. w. Robertson
and wife, of Maysville, KY, arrived here
this morning. 4 t@ Eb&3@@ IA
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No meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce tomorrow. tF5S
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New York stock Report.

The following shows the range Of quOtati on Q
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett Co..
% West Third street: Tt5
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Died.

,,s. Died. ~ s. .te
GoEPPER--T morning atll la'clock. Michael
Cooper, aged 90 years 1,ag ~
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MEN OF MAINE.
Why, the Bells at Bangor Mourn
fully TOlled.
PREPARATIONS AT AUGUSTA.
National Associated Press to the Star.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 31.-There is no change In
the situation here, though numerous meet
ings have been held ut Blaine's house.
Many boast that the ate House is to be
captured tonight, but the Superintendent
of the Capitol is prepared to protect the
States property.
The Governor yesterday afternoon sum-
moned Lieut.. Col. White, Commander Of
the First Regiment, and Major Folsom. to
appear at the State House at 10 O'clock tl,is
morning for. consultation. It is said by
those who know that the Governor is
taking all the necessary steps to protect
the States property and preserve the
ID. .