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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-03-06
IL,:-,l TiHSI PACT
HE RE.OLI TONS.


After Senator Bayard' address lie fol,
LOVING /, solutions MeIe adopted:
|. Rcsotced. That while We deeply de
plore the revolution which has severed
eleven States from the Union We perier
peace to civil war; and believe that if a
reconciliation by peaceful means shall be-
come impossible. the acknowledgment of
the independence OF the Confederate
States is preferable to an attempt to con
qrer and hold them Us suhjugate prov
inccS.
,. That the rel On of terror attempted
to be 'naugnrated ny the war party by
deneuncing all men as diSuniunists, Sc
cCssinnists and traitors who are opposed
to civil war and to the paipable and gross
violations Of the Constitution committed
by the present administration, will not
deter us from the expression of or upl-
ions both privately and publicly.
3 That We believe the effect OF the
doctrines and measures of the war party,
if not their object and intent. under the
name of preserving the Union, will be
the silbvcrsion of the State Governments
and the erection of a consolidated gov
eminent on the ruins of the Federal
Constitution.
EtS0tffd, nat We tender our grateful
thanks to Senators Bayarl and salisbury
for the bold and patriotic stand they as
sumed in the second session of the Thir-
ty-siNth Congress for the maintenance of
the peace and prosperity Of our now dis
tractcd country, and we earnestly request
them 10 use ali honorable means to bring
the "civil war, which now hangs over
lis like an incubus. to 4 speedy close. and
that if i'll their Judgment no other mode
p eScnts itself whereby this end can he
attained. to advocate the acknowledgment
by the United States government of the
Independence of the Confederate States.
So that peace and prosperity may be re-
stored among US.
Rcsolrcd, That the menace demanding
the resignation Of the Hon. James A.
BayaTd, one of our Senators in the United
States Senate, originated in mob spirit
and should receive from him the scorn
and contempt which it merits from every
honorable man.
Rcso'red, That in tie opinion of this
meeting there is no necessity for convcn-
ing the Legislature of this State
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-03-06
Dental Notice -!

FE7RCTII and Justice demand lower
l prices for Dental Work as well as other things
l Aatvc therefore made another reduction in the
lIee> OF all Dental Operations, in accordance witt
the times
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
City Of Mineral Point.
FIRST WARD.

rlltcl w AMI
Part " ou,lct $50 In harrlson's
survey NJ described In deed 10
James Oates recorded Ia vol ~ VI
deeds page bSS.
swi OF lot 20 inv lict's survey.
Those parts " lots iY4 l2i iSS
In vlie,s and llarrtsoup survey
AZ described Ia deed recorded ~
vol | OF dceds page 1870, witch in.
cludea lots 3 and q Of becch'a
subdivision Of lots 1877 and l3s In
harrlson's survey except % feet
sold out Of lot . TO Mrs. fadon.
nj Of lots ~ and rs In Nll,ts sur.
Lot 81 In Nhets survey.
lot rs In vllut's survey.
Lot 70 In Nliets survey for tax
Of ISIS.
That part Of lot ~ In Nliet's
survey described In deed 20 rhos
Mcuarville recorded IN book 4
OF decds page sS6.
The and Of all that part Of
lot 40 In vnet's survey contain.
Ing ~ feet I inches front on High
street With me,cs and bounds AZ
describe 4 10 deed recorded In ye,
4 " deeds page 6ie.
40 feet front on Fountain street
Of lot Il IN Nliet's survey except
that part Of raid lot dee dcd 20 II
\ Olsuer recorded Ia book : of
deeds page AZ; also . feet frsnt
on Fountain street Of lots 10 and
" decided by Nicholas Coad and
wife and recorded Ia vol " Of
deeds On page al6.
That part u the sci 81 eecilon
10 town . range J east A. descri.
bed Ia deed from q Griffith aud
wife TO Bridget ConnAuth,on
dated April IS, 1872, recorded In
vol ~ u deeds page isa contain
tug acre.
Lot ! In block " stronp's add
uon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30

Village Of Moscow.
lots o, Z, 4. . In block .
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN

STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY OF IowA-ss
Notice is hereby given
that 80 much of each
tract or parcel of land
described In the follow
ing list as may be nee
essary for that purpose
will on the second Tues
day, being the eleventh
day Of May, A. d. 1880,
and the next succeeding
days thereafter be sold
by me at public auction,
at my Office, in the Court
House, in the Village OF
Dodgeville, in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid,
for the payment of the
delinquent taxes Of the
year 1870 together with
interest and charges
thereon), which said
taxes have been return
ed to this Office delin-
quent prior to this date
by the Treasurers of the
several towns and the
Treasurer of the City OF
Mineral Point, In the
County Of Iowa, and
State OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand
mt the County Treasur-
er's Office, In the Village
OF Dodgeyille, In said
County, this fifth day Of
April, A. ID. 1880.
9. GILLMANN.
County Treasurer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
Lot, Q and lin block 10 Strong.

Lots Q and Din block IL strong's
addition.
Out lot 200 In Harrison's sur.
vey.
acre off The west aide OF out
lot 29i and ! acre OF the east side
y out lot 1875 10 Harri-on's sur.
vey as described In deed recor.
ded Ia book 30 deeds page 1886.
Part Of lot l2iin Vilet's survey
and part Of lot u In Hsrrison's
survey as described In deed re.
corded In vol 20 OF deeds page
400.
Lots 10 and s0inVliet's survey.
Lot 3 and % feet of the north
eide Of lot 4 In Strong's altera-
tion.
Lot I In block II in strong's
addition.
Und 1 Of part " lot 80 invllets
survey as described In deed from
Isaac Tamblyn and wife to q
Hendra dated July Esd, 1861, and
recorded In vol ! I OF deeds page
81 an In an agreement Of Thos
Vincent TO X jackson dated Nov
18th, 1870, and recorded In vol
28 Of deeds page 3S.
Part Of lots 4 and 10 In block
80 stroBg's addition recorded In
book N OF deeds page 425
Lot Z In block 81 Strong's nd |.
Lot 4 In block 81 strong's add.
Lots is and 10 In block 81
stroDg's addition.
Lot . In block 80 strong's add.
Part Of lot II In block 10
Strong's addition Is recorded Ia
vol 4 OF deeds page 452.
That part Of oatlot 294 In liar.
rison's survey recorded In vol 10
Of deeds page rs and 20.
Part OF lots ~ and 80 In Vllels
survey as described 10 deed from
Nelson Lathrop recorded IN book
X Of deeds page 4y3.
Lots 4 and 9 In block o Ia
strong's addition
Lots 8 and 4 In block 20 In
Strong's addition.
WI lots 9 and II In block "a In
Btrong's addition.
Lot "a In Vliet's survey and
out lot 125 In Harrison's survey.
WI Of outlot 293 In Harrison's
survey.
Lot 48 In yliet's survey.
Lot 10 In vilers survey.
Outlet l64 In Harrison's survey
Outlet i72 IL Harrissns survey
Und I Of lot as in Vllet's survey
4 acre In outlot 295 In HRrri.
sons survey described In deed
recorded In vol 10 of deeds page
825.
That part 81 the set Of sci OF
SEQ SO town 8 north range 2 east
described In deed recorded In
book W Of deeds page AS except
1 acre sold 20 Grlfiiths.
All OF block 10 in 1trong's ad.
dition.
et OF lot o In block strong's
addition, and lot . In block !
strong's addition.
~ acres In set OF sci OF sec SO
town 8 north Of range Z east AS
described In deed 81 Vim Murrish
recorded Ia book X OF deeds page
II.
Lot 80 in Taylor's addition.
Lotst and 10 In block 7 strongs
addition.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
siof lot 224 In Harri.on,. sur

Outlet I9i Ia HarTison's survey.
That part OF lot 50 In Vliet's
survey a. escibed In deed from
Pat Lenahan and wife TO James
0'Reefe recorded In vol 80 OF
deeds page $50.
One acre OF outlol 236 In Har-
rison's survey as recorded In
book . Of deeds page 23I.
Lot 1876 Ia Twins addition.
v Of lot 81 10 Vllet'3 survey
except = SIN al piece Of same
owned by james Smith.
Part Of lot 80 Ia Vllers survey
conveyed 10 James Smith by
Matilda Hood by deed dated Oct
23d 1857 and recorded In vol II
Of deeds page 223.
Part Of lot So In Vliet's survey
recorded In book j Of deeds page
1853.
ou,lot 22s and n 22i In Har.
rison's survey.
Part OF outlot los 10 Harrison's
survey recorded 10 book 2 Of
deeds page 81.
Und l Of lot SOL in Twins I'D
dltion.
Part OF lot 50 In Yliet's survey
except those parts decided to Y
Vivian, Q Oates and Lanyon de-
scibed In deed recorded In vol 10
OF deeds page sos.
Lots 20 aud AZ 10 stavely's
addition.
Lots 80 In Twins addition.
Lot 50 In Htayely's addition.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
SECOND WARD.

Lots I and 3 inVliet's survey.
Lot u and 8 feet on the west
side Of Let 70 In vilet's survey.
North ! OF lot ~ Ia Vliets sur
yey being 90 teet front on Chest
=ut street and all the front on
Virgia alley.
All that part OF lots 80 ~ and
95 In vilets survey recorded In
vol Y OF deeds page $40.
Lot 267 In Irvin's addition.
That part Of lot 81 In Vllst's
survey patented TO NJ v Burris
except those parts recorded In
book j Of deeds page $50.
Lots 252 aud sos Ia Twins Ad.
ditlon.
That part Of lot % In Vlieps
survey as described Ia deed TO
Fsdsr In vol 0 Of deeds page $50
and part Of lot 03 decided to said
FEEDER by Henry prideaux and
wife II being that part Of lot 9J
~ described In deed from T
Eedcr and wife TO Richard Cor
die dated April 10Th. 1869, and
recorded in vol - Of deeds page
~.
All that part Of lots 1913 and 1923
IN Vliet's survey as described In
deed from 2 Allen jr guardian
ttc June 9th 1871 and recorded
In vol St Of deeds pages 400 and
ly3.
Part Of lots Of and % In vllst's
survey M described In book Y Of
deeds page 800, Sept 2Sth 1887.
Let 100 In Harrison's survey
and part Of lot OIL In Vllet's sur
vey recorded In vol 10 Of deeds
page 602.
Those parts OF outlets 100 and
l9l IN Hsrrison's survey recorded
IN book 10 Of deeds page 66S.
Lots II Is ~ 20 and Il Eaton's
addition.
Lot ~ In vliet's survey.
IND I 81 outlet 2l3 In HAr-
rison's survey recorded In vol \
OF deeds page Is.
Fart OF lot 81 In Vllet'e survey
~ recorded In vol 10 Of deeds
pave 3e2.
Part OF outlet 2iT In Harrisoa's
.vey recorded In book K OF
deeds page 2ST except piece de-
scribed In said deed not the urd
4 Of same also except the part
owned by the Mineral Point Rail
Road.
Lot lao In Iryin's addition.
81 feet 0 inchea front ON High
street OIL the west slide Of The east
I OF lot SO In Vliet's survey,
Lot $40 In IrviR's addition.
10 lp-2tths feet % the west side
OF lot SO and ~ II OF the east side
OF lot " In Vliet's survey.
That part Of lot 30 In Vliet's
survey as recorded In book W Of
deeds page 1871.
Und I Of lot 100 In Twins add.
Und I Of lot lao In Twins add.
una OF lot 80l In TWINS add.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-30
County Treasurer.

All lands in the fol-
lowing list are situated
in the County of Iowa.
ard State Of Wisconsin:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
TODAY In CONGRESS-.
HOUSE.
National Associated Pres to the Star.

National Associated Pres to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0-ME F. Wood,
from tile Committee of Ways and Means,
reported back the resolution directing the
1 fecretarv of the Treasury to send to tile
H,nse all the information in the Internal
Revenue Bureau in relation to the enforce
ment of the internal revenue laws in
! Northeast Georgia, and tending to explain
sthe necessity for the employment of armed
men by the Internal Revenue Bureau to 20
lon raidng expeditions.
Mr. Copger objected. to the term '.raiding
Ok peditions" as an unnecessary reflection
hpon the officers OF the Government
The resolution was adopted.
MIR. Conger, of Michigan, from Commit
dee of Ways and Means reported back q bill
jor the relief of colored emigrants. The
pi was passed. ~'r '.'.''' ''7,-
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Morse, OF
Massachusetts, member of the Comn,is-
sion 10 locate q site fpr new Naval Obser.
satory. .......-. .fl,p l'aa
q @3 SENATE. Gt4H 9l
Mr.. Voorhees, presented petition from
the soldiers and sailors OF Indiana asking
TO kno the difference between gold and
sreenbacks at the time of the payment of
pensions. Fe. .t<f7,, IN,
/ Mr.. Thurman presented petition from
tlhe citizens of Ohio who had served In the
date civil war. asking for an equalization OF
bounties. Referred to Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. ...-...-,.. ,iI'd1''T9
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
City Hall Burned at Al
bany, N. Y.
Two Firemen Killed by Falling
Timbers.
Talbot Block Destroyed at In
dianap0lis. s.
rational Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star. .t
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 10-The City Hall
vas entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The first alarm was sounded at 4:l5
this morning. and it was thought TO be un-
der control and would be confined to the
County Clerks Office, where it started, but
at $50 II was found that the fire had COM
municated to. other parts of the building,
which were soon in flames.
The building contains the County Clerk s
Office, office Of the Supreme Court, the
Surrogate Court, Mayors office, City Cham
berlain's and q number Of other Offices
The weather is very severe, and the fire.
men suffer intensely from cold.
Eight Of the firemen were injured BY
falling timbers this morning, two of whom
have since died. The origin of the fire is
unknown. but it Is boldly stated by people
about town that it was incendiary and that
It was intended to cover up some crooked
mess IN the county and city affairs.
Another circumstance which is connect
ed bv some with the fire is the fact that
yesterday before q Committee of
The Board Of Supervisors N. d. Wendell.
0toVC AiVAouASi unN LA 1ICuSuICk VI al"
bany County and Cashier of the Merchants
Bank, offered to sell Martin Hall to the
County for the purpose Of having Sc
care place for the County records. TIE
price asked was $126.00O in 4 per cent.
bonds, having twenty years to run. al
Nearly all the papers in the County
Clerks Office were saved, but the city
Offices and Courts were not SO fortunate.
FIRE At INDIANAPoLIa - y
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10-A fire broke out
to-day in the top story of the Talbot
Block, occuIiedby the Ind lana Medical
College, and spread rapidly, burning
out the third and fourth floors.
q large number of offices, the hall Of the
knights Of Pythias. job printing offices, and
many tenants occupying sleeping rooms.
TIE fire is thought to have originated in
the dissecting rooms Of the medical Col
leges
rhe ground floor, occupied by the Cen
trail Bank and four stores, was saved
from serious damage
The loss ON the building will reach prob
ably $40 600. Tie occu pants altogether
lose as much more The building is said
to nave insurance sufficient to cover the
lOss ,t .......... BY
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
Local Personal.

A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Gussie Voss last evening at the residence oi
Mrs. George Gerke, Prices Hill. 5 III
Mr.. Charles Thompson. of Messrs. Jeffras,
Seely u Co.. once a prominent mover in the
Workingmen's party, will be married this
evening to Miss Ella Finley, at the resi-
dence Of her sister, Mrs John Robb, OH
Ashland avenue, Walnut Hills
Mr.. Samuel Stevens, young gentleman
connected with the geological Garden, will
be married this evening TO Miss Lizzie,
daughter Of Captain F. j. Brauneis. The
ceremonies will be performed at the ca
thedral, Rev. Hallv officiating.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
METROPOLITAN MENTION,
COLLECTIONS FOR CHARITY.
{Ona1 Associated Press IN the Star.

COLLECTIONS FOR CHARITY. sl
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Feb. 10-The Executive
Committee in charge OF the collections for
our hospitals on SATURDAY. and SUNDAY
announced that they received over $25, 900.
Had A FIT OF ABSTRACTION. ,
Detective Moran, Of the Headquarters
force, has gone to Chicago to bring back to
this city VIM. Bigelow. the former night
clerk of the United States Hotel. who is
charged with the abstraction Of $3.50.
aoo MERCURY TAX IS A TUMBLE.
The mercury has gone down 16o in the
past twentv-four hours, the Thermometer
indicating 800 at 8 a. nj. yesterday, and
l4e at TIE same hour to-day. The sun is
bright, however, and milder temperature
is looked for soon.
,id CONSOLIDATED GAS CoMPANIEs.
The Municipal Gaslight Company has
bought out the Knickerbocker Company.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
TO CRUSH COMMUNISTS.
The Powers Propose to Assem-.
BILE in Congress.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star. f't
BERLIN, Feb 10-Runors are in circu.
ation that. as the result Of 3 correspond,
ence which has. becnTgoing on for some
months past between the representatives OF
the different Governments, Prince Bis
marck will summons Congress of the
Powers to meet at Berlin to concert meas.
ures for the suppression of the Socialist,
Communist and Nihilist propaganda,
which, under various guises, has heen Civ
ing so much trouble throughout Europe.
This movement is said to have originated
in wish Of the Gar expressed to Prince
Bismarck in q conversation which took
place during visit to this capital made bv
the Emperor Inst summer. Current opin-
ion in political and social circles is very
iluch divided as to the advisablity of the
assumption of such an attitude toward the
propaganda as the proposed action necessi-
tates 4T%t 4.H .@
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
THE FAMINE FUND.
Millionaire Mackey Gives Ten
Thousand Dollars,
And Lord Dundreary Contributes His
Check.
National Associated Press to the Star.
DONATIONS REPORTED TO-DAY.


New York, Feb. 10-The donations to
the Herald Irish Famine Fund have been
received at the rate OF nearly 81. 600 per day.
1t thus far dwarfs the efforts thirty-three
years ago of the Central Irish Relief Com
nittee of this city, when the world was
filled with the cry of Irish suffering, and
when all Christendom was ringing with the
praise of American benevolence. Among
the checks acknowledged for the fund is
one of $4,000 from John w. Mackey, Of
Virginia City, Nevada. Dion Boucicault
telegraphed Mackey, won't you give
something handsome to the Irish Famine
FUND.-" and the SIC. 900 check was the re-
sponse. Among other large subscriptions
to the fund to-day are E. A. Sothern, the
comedian; Marquis and Marquise De San
Mazano, B. L. Solomon 4 Sons, Shipman,
Barlow & Co., J. Strauss, Bro. q Co., and
Others. Sothern's gift was $500.
All hands appear to be giving; the little
children and the aged fireman; the police.
chant and his clerks, the manufacturer and
h,o WI IhucH, IICl iduicS duu pStOT WOTAiuk
girls, all tell the story of love and compass
sion in the subscription list. Fw ne
4a-t POLICE TO THE RESCUE ~
New York, Feb. 10.-The police force of
this city propose to raise $4,000 for Irish
relief BY each member giving ono days
pay. New auxiliaries to the movement for
the Relief Fund are being developed daily,
some of the retail places Of business hang
ing ont notifications Zone Day for Old Ire
land" and promise the gross receipts on a
certain day as a contribution to the fund.
Concerts and entertainments for the same
purpose are numerous. A bicycle tonrna-
nent Is prop sed to-day. and Henrietta
Markstein, the pianist, offers an entertain
ment free If charge. The Cotton and Pro-
duce Exchange are now active in raising
money for Ireland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
INDICATIONS IN MICHIoAN.
Kentucky Legislature.
ional Associated Press to the star

sNStkoh1i heouCatCu Ecbc W tuo pt1Es
FRANKFORT, Feb. 10.-The following bills
passed tie House:
A bill to amend an act entitled IAN act
to regulate the manner Of holding and
transmitting church property of the Ro.
man Catholic Churcl, in the Diocese Of Gov.
ington,' approved March 9th. 1854; an act
to amend the same, passed March 9th,
1878; bill to provide for the holding ol
terms of the Criminal Courts Of Alexandra
IN the twelve Judicial Districts; Senate bill
to protect game and small birds in the
Counties Of Campbell. Kenton, Fayette and
Madison; bill to still fur her regulate the
rights and duties of Trustees for the benefit
Of creditors; q bill appointing Commissions
ers to replat the town of California, in
Campbell County.
In the Senate the House Bill reducing
the pay of jurors was concurred in.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

Journal and Trade Review, died very sud-
denly at his rooms, at the corner of Second
and Broadway, Yesterday afternoon of
heart disease. He was brother Of W. II.
Chiffon, of the Courier Journal.
Testimony was commenced to day in the
Green-Hargis case, Judge Hargis being the
first witness.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
An Editor Sues a Newspaper.
rational Associated Press to the Star.

Nat10nal AeS0claeo fTeS6 10 the btar.
PEORIA. I'LL, Feb. 10.-Ge-shorn Marti n,
for several years editor Of the National
Democrat in this city, has began a suit in
chancery against w. T. Dowdell, owner ol
the Democrat, for 5000 for money ad.
vanced and labor performed during the
past four years. He also asks that a re.
ceiverl be appointed for the concern. Mar
tin claims that he let Dowdell have $50, ,000
in cash to keep the Sheriff from closing
him out, and that during the time he has
worked there he has received little or no
pay. is J1 spl fHf#& Td 500
Dowdell discharged Martin q fewudays
since without q settlement of any kind and
Martin has taken this way to annoy Dow.
dell. The fight promises to be bitter one.
The Democrat ranks as one Of the leading
Commercial and Democratic papers in the
State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

os The tailoring establishment Of A. F.
Oster,oth, No. 453 Main street, was entered
by burglars last night, who forced an en-.
trance through the back door. Two over.
coats, a gold watch and chain, lot Of silk
ties, pants. &C., and $8 in money we're
taken. The burglars left their tools be-
hind them. 81, et t.s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

For bronchial, asthmatic and pulmonary
complaints, Browns Bronchial Troches''
manifest remarkable curative properties
Like all other meritorious articles, they are
frequently initiated, and those purchasing
should be sure to obtain the genuine
" Bronchial Trochea"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
COLUMBUS CALAMITIES.

DIED OF DEIIRIUM TRExENs-ruRNrruREy FAC.
Ufat TORY FIRE. ,..aA 1iita i
Special to the star ~
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 10.-Fred. Hill, Q
saloon-keeper of this city, died in the City
Prison about 8 o'clock this morning of
delirium tremena. Hill was locked up on
Sunday night on charge Of keeping disor-
derly house. He was an ex-prize.ighter,
and has been looked upon as bad char
acter. .g- rsl
A fire about o'clock this morning
destroyed the engine-room Of the Ohio
Furniture Company's mandatory. Loss
about 81 500; fully insured. aoni
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

David Rhodes, Of Green Township
while under the influence of liquor, fell
froma wagon this morning on West Sixth
street and was considerably bruised about
the face. He was taken to the Ninth
street Station-house to s,ber I'M. a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

Some thief, while attempting to dis
pose of q large roll of leather at the cor
ner Of Third and Broadway to-day. was
approached by an OFFICER. when he dropped
the leather and run. The leather was
taken to Hammond-street Station.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
A fatal Family Feud.

PEORIA. ILL. Feb. 10.--Jacob Frye was
Ian Mckinney. Mckinney was shot In
the right arm, above the elbow, breaking
IT, A family feud was the cause. Frye's
father was shot several years ago in q quar-.
ysl in this city. Mckinney 10 In Jail.