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MILLERsBURe, May 24.-sam. Turney and
george Jones, both colored, aged nineteen
ana twelve years respectively, went squirrel
hunting yesterday, and George Jones shot
ms right arm of. His recovery is doubt
full.
PADucAH, KY, May A.-Thursday two
men, who registered themselves as Ellison
and Hszlewood, arrived here on the Mem
phis train. They left on the P. & E. train
yesterday. They victimized several parties
last night by bogus jewelry, and our City
Marshal telegraphed for their arrest at Nor
tonville, which was done.
HARRoDsBURe, May 4.-The attendance
at the High Bridge Camp steadily
increases. as does the number of ministers
in proportion. To-day the sunday-school
Encampment is being held and large num-
bers are present.
Mt. STERLING, May PA gentleman on
Grassy Lick is catching moles inserting
small pig rings in their noses, turning
them loose again, contending they can not
then root up corn vegetables, but are very
destructive to bugs, ants and insects of all
kinds,
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NEWS FROM ABROAD,
Here and There on the Other Side Of
the Atlantic.
Great Britain.

SLAUGHTER OF FOREIGN CATTLE.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, May 2i.-Henceforth all foreier
cattle will be slaughtered in fourteen day.
after being landed, instead of ten days a.
heretofore.
HOME RULER ELECTED.
LONDON, May H.-The election for mem
Der OF Parliament for the District of Liner.
lck, has resulted in the election of Gabbett,
the Home Ruler candidate.
THE DUKE OF ARGYLE.
The Duke of Argyle, father of the
Marquis of Lorne, sailed for New York to-
day in the steamer Scythia
Germany.
GRAIN DUTY BILL PASSED.
BERLIN May 24.-The Rechstag yesterday
passed the Grain Duties Bill with the Gov
ernment rates, rejecting the Agrarian par
tvs proposition for higher rates. The lat
ter decision, however, may be reversed,
Bulgaria.
BATTENBERG DONE FOR.
TIRNovA, May 4-Prince Battenberp will
shortly marry Princess Jussiepoff wealthy
Russian heiress.
Russia.
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.
LONDON, May PA dispatch from Ber-
lin says Sophie Won Herzfeld and a male
accomplice were condemned at Kieff the
10th instant to be shot for belonging to an
illegal. society, forging passports and al
tempting to kill the Minister OF Police.
France.
RAW HIDES FREE.
PARIS, May A.-The Customs Tariff Com
mittee have decided that the import of raw
hides into France shall be free OF duty.
Turkey. ,r.
THE GREEK BRIGANDs
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May PA band of
Greek brigands near Trekila ambuscaded
some Turkish soldiers and killed and mutt
lated fourteen of them.
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THOMPSON THINKS,
John G. Casts a Horoscope for
Buckeye Democrats.

NEW Yoek, May "A Tribune Washington
atArms Of the House of Representatives. ard
chairman of the Democratic State Com
mlttee OF Ohio and general manager
ior senator Thurman, will leave for Ohio next
Thurmans interest for the coming gubernatorial
campaign. ''''
- Thompson says he believes Thurman will be the
zen Denocratie nominee for Governor. and that he
publicans put up. '''' 1'S
-, He is IN doubt about the name which is most
likeiy to be placed second on the ticket For this
place ne says several prominent gentlemen are
Ward Ex-Governor Rice
Inc election, Thompson thinks, will be entirely
IN the interest of Strengthening Thurmans claims
for the Presidency in 1880 '''''''A'
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CITY COMMISSIONERS,
Nat Caldwell, President, and John D. Banks
Secretary.

The new Board OF City Commissioners met this
| morning for organization. When the meeting was
called to order all the ward bummers in the city
endeaVored tn secure place In the room TO wit
ness the first work done by the new members
They kept crowding and squeezing in until the
nressed together SO tight that it was with difficulty
that the lungs of tn, se present expanded. But
never kick was made by the new Commission.
ers. They inst sat hefe and allowed themselves to
be pressed in like sardines in box,
Mr.. Duckworth stated that the first business in
order was the election OF President He nomirl-
ated Mr.. Caldwell. MIR Caldwell was elected ullan.
imously. Mr.. John Dr. Banks was nominated for
vote. The division of the city into districts was
then taken up. The following was read from Col
Anderson:
u nave the honor to recommend the following
division OF the city into districts in conformity
with Section of the act appointing the Board Of
City Commissioners:
First Distrct-First and Second Wards
Second District--Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Eighth.
Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh.
teenth and Nineteenth Wards
"Third District-Third, Seventh Tentli Elev-
enth. Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards.
Fourth District--Twentieth, ,Twenty.f Twen-
ty-second and Twenty y-third Wards.
Fifth District-Twenty-fourt and twenty
fifth Wards.
'As the act requires that each member shall
have personal supervision of the cleaning, repair
ing and improving Of all the streets and their ap-
performances, wharves, market honses. bridges,
sewers &c, in his district, have endeavored to
indicate such a division as would equalize the
lnhors of the different members much as practi-
cable. A. L. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer"
Mr. Wolfstein moved that the business be made
the special ordcrf next Monday Carried.
The olowing payroll was ordered paid: Water
works S3,O2l; Yard men, SIS: StrcetelAaning,
S932 IS: Inspector of streets, $50; Columbia ave-
nue., SSsS 75 Sewers, S95 3S; Parks SOS 25
A motion was carried that the rules of the old
Board govern the present one until rules OF their
own can be established
A motion was made that committee OF three
be appointed on unfinished business Carried,
but the committee was not appointed.
The b ,ard then adjourned.
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SATURDAYS SACRIFICE
" sinners at the Slaughter Pen in Central
Park.

VI Sinners at the Slaughter Pen in Contra
Park.
| II gaze upon the same array
| Ot WckedneSS and sorrow:
| ITS naught but fights and drunks to-day
And drunks and fights tomorrow
| And then the good Judge heayes sigh
| Ana peels big banana
| Ihe while he wipes his brny eye
Upon silk bandanna.
Judge, wish that you would rattle the docke
OF pretty lively this morning." requested Mr.
| ieorge washington Palmer. II was at the eircu,
last night and it didn't agree with me. I'm nj
broke up"
The Judge replied that he would, and ordered
Mr.. Ramsay, the stylish little officer OF the Court
to to sou the gong; The echoes of the musica
gayel had not died out before Frank Murray wa,
led up TO the 'front.' and in less time than ii takes
| TO tel! IT, was escorted back again with three
| months IN the Work k-house hanging over him for Q
case OF drunkenness.
Henry Williams has for some time past been en-
Joylng the Injuries of life at the expense of his
sister, Mrs. Peters, who lives at No. AIS Freeman
street street. Getting tired of maintaining him, Mrs.
Peters ordered him to leave the house
In retu' for the kindness shown him nv his
sister he yesterday assaulted her, and was in con-
sequence arrested. The Judge put sentence of
three months against him. and If he ever goes
against him. 'NeN
Two boys named John Morgan and VIM. Baker
were arraigned for selling to an old German two
hundred bricks belonging to Aug Kuckenmeister,
=, 1he bricks were piled up at Ninth street and
the German coming along and wishing 10
purchase some brick the boys sold them to him
and skipped off.
The evidence showed that Baker was not mixed
up in the transaction, and he was DISCHARGED,
Morgan was given thirty days and $50 fine.
Thomas Toe, ffteen-year-o old boy, was sent TO
the House OF Refuge Tor stealing toba co.
Mrs Julia Snyder, who keeps boarding -house
al Il klsour street, was arraigned on comlaint of
the Gas Company for "using gas with intent TO
defraud." '-'' W
1t seems that Mrs Snyder gave the Gas Compsnv
notice that she intended to quit using gas and the
supply was accordingly cut Off
1t is charged that she then had a secret connec
uon pipe put IN and continued using the gas with
out the knowledge of the company Her case was
continued until May s1st
The case Of Patrick Kearney for cutting with
intent IN 10 Kill John Whmsey on the night OF the
morning for two weeks -"
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Suicide by Drowning,

Coroner Csrrick held an inquest to-day on the
body Of Elizabeth Owens, q widow, forty -eigh,
years Old, who lived with her sister, Emma Burd
sail, near Mt Washington in Anderson Township
and who disappeared December 31st last.
Her body was found last THURSDAY night in the
ONO River below the Little Miami. The deceased
had been suffering with fits OF despondeHcy and
about year ago attempted suicide.
Al. when she disappeared last her tracks leading 10
Inc Coroner rendered a verdict of death from
drowning; "ond further find said drowning was
zone with suicidal intent while laboring under q
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Shadows Of Coming Eyeuta

The West End Club will give a picnic
saturday, May 1st, at Mt Lookout.
st. John the Baptist Society and St.
Aloysius Society have arranged for an i'm.
mense picnic at the Highland House
Wednesday evening, May 2sth, for the ben,
eft OF the Cathedral school.
Ihe Murphys are once more in the field.
ana Will open their second series of meet,
lngs at Queen City Hall, corner of Eighth
and Freeman streets on Sunday evening
May 24th, 1878. The most earnest workers
in the cause will be on hand to address the
meeting. Every one invited. Good sing.
ing by the Freeman-street Temperance
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County Clerk Bernard has issued can;
ases for the sporting women indicted b,
J the Grand Jury for keeping brothels. A
number OF the madames were on hand thi
morning to plead guilty to the indictment.
and pay their fines. Clerk Bernard thinks
he will have the Jail full tomorrow OF
these indicted women
The County Commissioners, having
ascertained that the alley running south
from Fifth street. between Walnut and
Main, is county property and worth about
$4,000, and that Mr.. Lew. Wehrman, the
furniture dealer, is building on the same,
are now in consultation with that gentle
man on the subject.
| Mr. L. Leake, of Harrison, Ohio, was
taken to the Ninth-street Staton-house
about noon to-day in very exhausted con-
ditlon, occasoned by disease of the heart.
The Hospital ambulance was sent for and
he was removed to the house of his mother
in-law, on Mound street, near Elizabeth.
Charles Bobo has brought suit in the
Common Pleas Court against Anthony
Cavagna or Tona Cavagna and Joseph II.
Hoffman to recover sic, 900 damages for in
jnries sustained on the 4th of February last
by Cavagna shooting him upon the advice
of Hoffman.
Walnut Hills M. g. Church mission
ary meeting Saturday night at s D. m. Ad-
dresses by Rev. /. M. Reed, DID. and Bish-
op Gilbert Haven. Sabbath morning at II
a. M, preaching by Rev. R. l. Dashiell,
DID, and at p. m. by Bishop Thomas
Bowman.
Peter Kuhn is locked up in the County
Jail. under commitment of the Mayor of
Glendale, in default Of $500 bail. Kuhn is
charged with stealing silver watch from
Robert Haas, a laborer in f. I. Browns
stable, in that villag.
Mr.. W. T. Ireland, of Paris, KY, was
robbed of $225 at Hunts Hotel night be-
fore last by some person who gained access
to his room by means of an outsider. The
detectives haven't any clue as to who did
the job.
Hon. Noah H. Swayne,. Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, arrived in the
city to-day and occupied the bench in the
United States Court in company with Judge
Swing. He will leave for Washington to- |
morrow.
At Rottger's Tivol, 469 Vine street,
the excellent free concerts will be repeated |
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
night. Curriers' superb orchestra with q
select programme,
An old lady named Jane Robard was
insane to-day by Dr. Foertmeyer,
and ordered sent to Lonsview Asylum. |
Prof. Benedict, of the University, will
occupy the pulpit of the Ninth.street Bap-
tist Church tomorrow.
The canal is all right again. The
water from Middletown has reached the
city.
Thirty-nine marriage licenses were is
sued last week.
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The Clermont County Sunday-school
Convention held its annual meeting in the
Town Hall, Felicity, on the 22d and 23d in.
slant and was so largely attended that on
Thursday an overflow meeting was held al
the NJ. e. Church. J. R. Woodlief and Rev.
b. W. Chidlaw, of Cincinnati, conducted
the exercises. There are eighty mine schools
in the county, with an enrolment of 5000
scholars.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
RETIRED FOR LIFE.

n RETIRED FOR LIFE.
Specials to the Star.
DECATUR, ALA, May A.-phil May and
! John Pearson, who were convicted at
7 Athens, Limestone County, of the murder
Fl Of Jonas Ackard in 1874, have been sem
( fenced to the Pententiary for life
4 ALL ABOUT A PocKEr-KNIFE.
81 RoNE, GA, May 24.-In rencounter at
, Clark's Mills, Alabama, on the s. & N. Rail
road, Peter Tatum was killed, and John
Tatum and Wan. Clark wounded. The row
vas about pocketknife.
81 THE MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
Nj BRAZIL INn, May "a. - The striking
" miners, at their mass meeting yesterday,
IN decided to accept the operators terms and
u 90 to work on Monday next. The loss to
se the men in the wages they would have re-
/. eeiyed had they continued at work amounts
lt 10 over 100000.
FLIGHT OF AN ARCHITECT.
'x LAFAYETTE, IND. May 2.-It is reported
" hatJ. II. Wool, the architect, had gone no
" Sne A"'.ows whittier He left his home
Y .nursday evening with two horses and
team of mules and yesterday the Sheriff
9 levied on his remaining goods
TWO DESPERATE TRAMPs.
!. MENDOZA, ILL, May 24.-Yesterday Con-
- dnctor Bush, of freight train, attempted
- =. 10 put two tramps off his train, but they
.' :, resisted Bush was struck in the head
~ with pair of brass knuckles. and upon
:, getting up again he pulled out his revolver
= Aind fired two shots at one of the tramps.
Il inficting dangerous and, perhaps, fatal
Sound.
M, KILLED BY CARS.
,ck WIIcHEsrER IND, zIay 24-James Clev-
a., hF er OF Farmland, attempted to cross the
fap ack before moving train here, when he
q was thrown under the wheels. crushing his
4 II skull, severing his left arm, and otherwise
rae badly mangling him. His death is certain.
baj SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED.
PHI CaAwForpsvILLE, ND. May "a young
red dstudent Of Wabash College named Wilson,
htfesiding at Lafayette, left his room last
saying that he was going swimming,
hnee which time nothing has been heard
IcHtom him. 1t is supposed he was drowned.
CRUSHED BY A FIELD ROLLER
CHARLESTON, ILL.,, May 4.-The team Of
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County Commissioner.

The County Commissioners held regular meet.
ing to-day.
communication from Judge Robert Johnston.
calling the attention Of the Commissioners to the
condition OF the earpetlns in Room No. 8, Court
tendent
petition from citizens of Springfield Town
snip, asking for the building OF the superstruct-
ure Tor the bridge at kochler's farm, near Hart
well; was referred to the County Engineer.
Adjourned.
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THE BALDWIN MURDER CASE,
Coroner Carrick Gives His Verdict.


Coroner CarriCk rendered the following verdict
in the much talked Of Harry Baldwin murder case
to-day.
Death from pistol ball wound in the left
temple, the ball penetrating the skull and passing
through the anterior lobe Of the brain; but as to
VINO hred the fatal shot can not determine"
the Coroner, who had done everything to ferret
out the mystery, found that it was an impos-
ability, and after having heard every vestige ,f
testimony that could be had, came to the con
clusion to-day to close up the INQUEST
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The Common Council Committee on
ohces and Buildings met this afternoon
and nominated the following gentlemen:
For Assistant sergeantat-Arms, Peter
Lower; for day watchman, Simon
Cottle; for night watchman, William
brenner; janitors, Messrs. O'Neill. Marklin
and Schmidt. These names will be sinh.
mitted to Council for their approval al
their next meeting.
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Daniel Goble, a farmer in this county,
ran away with field roller, throwing his
son Bruce, aged fourteen, in front Of the
roller. He was terribly crushed and died
in short time.
LEGAL LIMB IN LIMBO.
GALEsBURG, ILL, May 24.-Albert Hen
ning law student was arrested yesterday
on charge of attempting to Outrage the lit
Tie daughter of John Rodiger. All parties
are highly respectable.
THROWN FROM HORSE.
PLAINyIELD, IND. May N.-Thomas Far
rell had his leg broken yesterday by being
thrown from horse. He also received
other injuries which it is thought will
prove fatal.
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II the Grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the in
tense thought, deep study and thorough in
'vestlgatlon OF women i'll determining the
best medicine to keep their families we'll,
and would note their sagacity and wisdom
in selecting Hop Bitters as the best and
demonstrating it by keeping their families
in perpetual health, at a mere nominal ex.
pense, he would be forced to acknowledge
that such sentiments are baseless and false
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kENTUCK kNICk-KNACKS.
Pithy Points Picked up in the Old
Commonwealth.

Specials to the Star.
STANFORD, May 24--Brown Preyor, a
North Carolina negro. took out license to
marry woman from Tennessee. Rev.
Moran, man of color, refused to perform
the ceremony when he found the woman
was white. She claimed shat her mother
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Fourth Edition.
T III e L A T E s r

'tonal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoRK, May N.-Wm. Lloyd CARR.
son is unconscious and rapidly sinking.
JERSEY Cry, May N.-The murder case
OF Cove Bennett and Mrs. Smith has gone
10 the jury.
BosToN, May N-Frank Page, for de-
srauding his creditors, gets two years hard
labor in the House of correction,
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NORFOLK, NEB., May 24.-Young grass
hoppers have made fearful work here. The
farmers are plowing up wheat fields and
planting corn. In some cases the wheat
rye and barley are all gone. They have not
injured oats much, but are going for early
corn.
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The genuine Wonderful Lefevre Dia-
monds' mounted in solid gold for One Dol
lar are sold only by the American Jewelry
Company, at No. S Arcade, under letters
patent. All others offered elsew here are
base limitations mv24 Stf
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Local Personal.

Mr. Lewis Hopkins, nephew of Mr.. L. c.
Hopkins, is TO be married on Tuesday next
to Miss Virginia L. Burr of Prairie CITY, III.
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CREMATION OF CATTLE,
National Associated Press to the Star

national Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, May 24.-A car load Of seven.
teen cattle, from Washington, Iowa, the
property of Lewis Essler, took FIRE last
night at the Union Stock yards from a
spark from locomotive. The poor brutes
were burned in horrible manner. Three
were shot to put them out of their misery,
and the Others will probably have to be
killed.
THAT DODGE fLAYEp OUT.
CHICAGO, May A.-Wm. Carey is on trial
for the murder of his brother-in-law, Max
imilian Hegwein. The case was given to
the jury yesterday afternoon on the plea
OF insanity, and a verdict returned of not
insane. The trial will proceed ON Monday.
RAIDED BY BURGLARS
FREEPoRr, ILL.,, May N.-Last night bur
glars entered the dry goods and notion
store of M. A. Bishop Il Co., and stole over
800 worth of goods. No clue to the bur-
glars.
DAMAGES FOR A BOY.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24-In 1875 John
Creamer. boy ten years of age, was
knocked down by brewer wagon, driven
py drunken driver, and seriously injured.
de brought suit for damages, and yester.
day the jury awarded him 9,080.
KILLED FOR BASE BALI.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 24.-Hiram Peter an
employe of Hayerly's Theater, fell from
the roof Of the theater where he went after
base ball, and was Immediately killed.
PAULINE MARKHAM's HUSBAND ARRESTED,
CHICAGO, May A.-Col. Mcmahon, hus-
band of Pauline Markham, was arrested at
J O'Clock this morning, at the instance of |
Charles Thickstun. for embezzlement, and
his morning the box office at Hooley's
lheater was attached for debt,
SANTA CLAUS BURNED OUT,
The st. Nicholas Toy Factory, on West
Madison street, was damaged BY fire this |
morning to the extent of $40, 600,
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.


NEW YORK, May N.-The Western UniOr
Telegraph Company will soon begin tn,
work of taking down all their poles in thi.
city, as it is their intention hereafter to la,
all their wires in patent insulated tube.
under ground. 1t probable that the WORK
will be fully completed in this city before
next winter.
THREE FLoATERs FOUND.
The bodies of three men have been found
in the river within the past "a hours.
RUNAwAYs RETURNED.
The two MCGOWAN children. of Clinton
Place, one boy now aged fourteen, VINO
had been missing four years, and the other
girl, who had been missing week, have
come home. A negro man found tile girl
crying on the street up town. The boy
was on farm in New jersey. The boy
went away to make his fortune in the
world. 1t appears that the girl was ac.
cused of some offense and was afraid to 90
to house or home.
NEVER POISONED HIS MOTHER.
Jacob Power, the colored man on trial at
HackensH.cR, has been acquitted of the
charge of poisoning his mother.
SUMNER GETS DAMAGES.
Perrin Sumner sued Henry Hasford and
Rev. Cara Osborn in the supreme Court,
Brooklyn, for e25 900 damages for alleged
malicious prosecution. The jury gave
plaintiff ,2ooo.
CROP REPORTS.
The Times TO-DAY publishes large body
of reports upon the present condition OF
the crops and promises of harvest through
ont the United States. Letters and dis
patches come from about one hundred
places covering more than one thousand
points in thirty-four States and one Terri
tory. The general average indicates an
harvest throughout almost every
State.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range of onots,t.,,.
a and the amount Of sales to-day at the New YoTk
Is West Third street: =" W.
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Haldeman's quarrymen at North Am.
herst O., have struck for back Pay.
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