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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07
Local Personal.

Ernest Stanley, of Rice's Surprise Party,
is in the city, looking after the interest Of
this superb combination, which appears at
the Grand next week.
John Randall, of the firm Of Randall &
Franklin, No. SO Fast Third street, who
rescued q young lady in runaway, yester-
day received handsome gold medal as a
reward for his bravery.
Mr.. Jacob Weinkamp and Miss Julia
Doppes were married last night at st. An.
thony's Church, on Budd street. Miss
Doppes Is the only daughter of Mr.. J. B.
Doppes the lumber merchant, on the cor
ner of Eighth and Baymiller streets, ana,
after the ceremony had been performed,
the bride and groom entertained their
friends at the residence of the brides
parents, on Pine street. the affair being a
most enjoyable one.
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teen Fusion members on some pretext, but
it is not generally believed.
ALLEGATION OF BRIBERY.

ALLEGATION OF BRIBERY.
Thomas B. Swan and Moses B. Harrison
have accepted $1,000 each for coalition,
as set forth in atfidavits, and both their
names published this morning.
The State House is guarded by General
Chamberlain. Tickets will be issued, and
only those holding such, or election certifi-
Gates, will be admitted.
The Fusionists in caucus last night nom-
mated James ID. L. Moon, of Freedom, for
President of the Senate, and John 9. Tai
bot for Speaker. Talbot was the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor.
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR
If the organization Of both branches Is
effected to-day the election of Governor
will Immediately take place. The Fusion
lists will send up the names of Joseph l..
Smith and Governor Garcelon, though it is
stated that Gov. G. has positively declined
to be a candidate for reelection.
THE LEGIsLATURE ORGANIZED.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 7-2 P. Nat !
o'clock the House and Senate were duly
organized according to the Constitution
seventy-six members of the House ant
thirty-one Senators only we're qualified
seventy-five Fusionists and Eugene Hale,
Republican. took the oath, thus making 1
quorum-in full House. Hale has beer
filibusterihg and raising points of order
which were ruled against him. At thi'
hour Hale is still speaking
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FATAL FIRE AT MEMPHIS.
National Associated Press to the Star.

MEMPHIS, Jan. last night Henoschs.
berg's Picture Frame Factory, Nos. 1856 and
387 Main street. the premises also includ-
ing J. Roescher's jet palace jewelry estab-
lishment, and Lange's corset factory were
entirely destroyed by fire. During the
fire the Main street walls fell, catching
three of the members of No. Company
beneath, two of whom escaped, more OF
less injured, but the third, Pat Meach, was
instantly killed, and 1t was some time be-
fore the body could be recovered from the
debris
HORRIBLE CALAMITY AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Jan. THE house o1
Daniel Hoskins, on Union street, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, and Mrs. Hoskins
and three of their children were burned tC
death before they could be rescued.
BEN. sPEY's AWFUL REVENGE.
JERsEYvILLE. ILL, Jan. Ben. Sprey
a young rowdy aged twenty, went TO the
farm houss of B. c. Rowder, near Field, on
Monday evening. Rowder was at supper
with his wife and four children. Spey
called him out and after few words shot
him dead with double -barreled shotgun.
Last summer while drunk Spey insulted
Rowder and received slap in the face
He swore vengeance. which he has just exc
cuted. spey escaped and heavy reward il
offered for him.
DARING PosT-OFFICE ROBBERY.
NEW York, Jan. 7.-Great excitement
exists among the postal and police officers
of this city over an extraordinarily bold
burglary perpetrated at Station F las,
night. The safe, which stood within siz
feet Of front window in room which j.
lighted by gas at night, in full view ol
passers.by, was moved back into the inte.
rior of the office. holes drilled into it, pow.
der inserted, and the doors blown from the
hinges
The robbers secured over $4,000 in cash
and large number of valuable papers, reg
istered letters, supposed to contain money
and Government ponds, quantity of post
age stamps and other valu ables. The of.
flee was closed as usual at o'clock last
night. -
MILLS BURNED IN DELAWARE
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. THE two
large -four mills of W. G. Penny backer &
Co., in this city, we're burned early this
morning. Loss, $4,000.
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NAMES MUsS.
The Legislature Organized, and Eugene
Hale Filibustering.
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

AUGUSTA, Jan. TT "A. M.-Excitement
is great here and the Republicans are in
strong force. Seventy five Fusion men,
bers are in town now and seventy-eight
Fusion members were certified by the Gov
ernor and council. No DOUBT exists that
Sproul of Veazie, Wales of Pennington, and
Snow of Sn0whegan, will stay away or act
with the Republicans. 1t is rumored that
Sproul received $1,000 for lis vote. The
Fusionists will have seventy at o'clock
and will proceed to organize. 1t is rumored
that an attempt will be made " arrest six
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TENANT TROUBLES.
A Lively Ruction in County
Galway.
One Man Murdered in a Land Dis
pute.
Further Fighting Promised in Afghan.
istan.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the staH
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Gal
way states that crowd Of about four hun
dred men, so disguised as not to be recog-
nized, attacked two brothers by the name
of Walsh, who had rented farm in that
parish from which the previous tenants had
been evicted by land agent The Washes
were quite seriously beaten in the affray,
but not fatally. .
The assailants captured the brothers,
and only released them upon their moving
Immediately and surrendering the farm in
dispute. Excitement ran high in the
neishborhood, but up to the time OF the
sending of the dispatch there has been no
arrests and no official interference with the
settlement made by the anti-renters.
A dispatch from Ballingary, in Tipperary
County, says that in land dispute in that
parish an ARRAY has occurred in which two
men named Ryan attacked and killed a
man named Bruton.
DEPRECATEs EMIGRATION.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Times this morning
in a leading article deprecates promiscuous
emigration to the United States.
' THE LAND AGITATION.
DUBLIN, Jan. IA land meeting was
held at I.oughrea yesterday at which
Messrs. Mitchell, Henry and Davitt made
speeches. The Connemara peasants were
jublant the last day for serving ejectments
having passed, and only four out of one
hundred and twenty having been served.
The poorer house-holders and tenants In
Dublin and elsewhere are commencing TO
agitate the reduction of rents
~ Russia. u
GETTING GREEDY AGAIN. '.r
LONDON, Jan. IA st. Petersburg dis
patch saws Russia claims the sole control OF
the Kelia branch of the Danube The
Danube commission strongly oppose the
claim as being contrary to the treaty ol
, Afghan.
GIVES HIM TIMELY WARNING.
JiLoNDoN, Jan. IA dispatch from Cabul
says Mahomet San has informed General
Roberts that he will renew the fighting
very shortly.
ROBERTS OFFERS AMNESTY.
&, CALcuTT 4, JAM. An official dispatch
from Cabul states that Gen. Roberts has
offered amnesty to all the Afghan insur-
gents in the Capital and throughout the
country who will lay down their arms and
promise not to make war again upon the
British flag, excepting only a few leaders,
whom he reserves for trial and punishment
soon as they are captured. Gen. Cough
occupies Bala Hisser.
THE SIEGE OF HERAT.
The Heratis and Turcomans are prepar-
ing tn attack the Cabulese, who are shut up
in the fortress of Herat. The former tribes
have virtually besieged the city and give
battle to any of the Cabnlese who venture
for any reason outside the gates.
Africa.
HIGH TREAsoN-TERRIBLE RAvAGEs.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Cane
Town saws Box, the Secretary of the Bser
Committee, has been arrested on charge
Of high treason.
The Amazwaso are committing terrible
PaVaOQa
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Don't Disturb Him.

Did the Mayor grant Tom snelbaker license
to run his show on Vine street," asked STAR re-
porter this morning OF Mr.. Samuel l. Hagans,
Private Secretary Of Charles Jacob, Jr, Mayor oi
the City Of Cincinnati.
Don't know" replied the P. S., grufiy, and
then he rolled over again on the comfortable
lounge behind the counter and resumed his noon
nap. TIE reporter withdrew, and the public are
still nnnformed upon the important question
asked the Private Secretary.
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Charles Werner, gymnast, died about
midnight at No. 80 Fourteenth street. from
the effect of a hemorrhage. Werner, who
was in destitute circumstances, was mar
ried and halls from Rochester, N. Y. The
Coroner will investigate the case.
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THE MEN WHO CARRIED HER DRINKS.

THE MEN WHO CARRIED HER DRINKS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. THE work of taking
deposition in the Patti libel suit against
the ost-Dispatch, by Joseph Pulitzer, con-
times at Leavenworth. Several witnesses
testified that they saw Patti drink an
amount of whisky on the evening of the
performance when she was accused of be-
ing under the influence of liquor to make
an ordinary. man drunk. The persons
giving the testimony are employees OF the
theater, some of whom ordered and brought
the drinks to Patti.
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John Juelg, twenty-five years old and
brother of Charles Juelg, the Bremen-street
Station-house keeper, while at work this
morning at Herzog g. Co.'s clothing house,
No. 102 Pearl street, had his left foot caught
In the machinery and almost cut in two.
DIR. Marcus sewed up the wound and had
Juelg removed in carriage to his home,
No. 129 Pleasant street.
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Legislature To-Day.
Special to the Star.

SpecIHI 70 IHe StaF.
COLUMBUS. Jan. Mr.. Vallandigham to.
day introduced bill prescribing the mode
of applying for pardons and combinations
of sentence, making the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the Secretary OF State, the State
Auditor and Attorney General a Board Of
Pardons to consider applications for par
dona
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In the case of the boy james Shannon.
run over on the Sd inst. on Seventh street
by cart driven by Frank Lewis, colorcd,
the Coroner this afternoon returned YER
dict Of death from accidental injuries
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August Phillips, a carpet layer, twenty
six years of age and living at No. % East
Liberty street, is locked up at the Bremen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

John M. Carr, Rushville, Ind, walked
into mill-race, shot himself through the
head and was drowned. Whisky.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

Theories can not stand against the many
testimonials that the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure will cure Bright's disease and
diabetes.
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Sands, nineteen years old, were arrested by
Officer HenIekes on suspicion. A lady's
pocket-book containing $3 rs was found on
one Of the prisoners.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

Drifting Into C0nsu mption.
A bad cough that would drift you into
consumption in month, may be cured in
three days with Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound Of Tar. Sold by druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in one min
ute.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

John Miller, eighteen years old, who
halls from Brookvills, Ind, and William
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New York Stock Reuort

New York Stock Report.
The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, 6terretr& Co.,
% West Third street:
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MISCELLANEOUS

COOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOrYPES
" made In all kinds Of weather at KELLY'S
Gallery, ls6 W. 6th It bet Elm and Plum.
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ROBERTS OFFERS AMNESTY.

HIGH TREAsoN-TERRIBLE RAvAGEs.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Cane
Town saws Box, the Secretary of the Bser
Committee. has been arrested Oh charge
Of high treason.
The Amazwaso are committing terrible
ravages
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MILLS BURNED IN DELAWARE.
W1LMIYaToN DEL, Jan. THE two
large -four mills of w. G. Penny backer &
Co., in this city, we're burned early this
morning. Loss, $4,000
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Total shares reported sold..........,.. .........
nOhTered fRid
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
N 0 t ice

Any person claiming an interest as co-own- or in the Keystone State mine, in Globe Mining District. Pinal County. Arizona, is hereby notified that the undersigned. a CO., owner in said Keystone State miae, has per- formed the labor, and made impr ovemauts thereon, as required by the UntSed States Mining Laws, for the year 1SI9, and that you. the said co-owner. to-wit: Jas. II. Zou- drodth, failing to pay your proper propor- ton of the value of the assessment work and necessary Improvements, togc. her with the cost of this advertisement. within Iinety days hereof. your interest in said mine, by virtue of said laws, will pass to and become the property of HENRY SHOAP.
 Jan. P. lSTS-9ed Co-0wner.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

The report that tue King has been sold IS credited at the mine. Mason has gone to San Francisco, but. be- fore leav,ug ,nunber of the hands were discharged.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
Arizona Silver Belt.
Saturday. April I7. 1880.

We are deeply paincd to be oblig- ed to announce that Mir. Mack Nor ris, an old and valued friend of ours for more than twenty years, was thrown from buggy by runaway team in Tucson on the 18th instant by which be sustained Il compound fracture of he right leg near the 'aikle. We will have further parsi- culars from P. R. Tully by telegraph, Geo. Il. Cook left by yesterdays coach to remain in attendance upol. hun as long as may be necessary.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Jskks Nelly. the talented editor 'of shst T ritorial Expositor, IS ln sown,N W
 Stsscs. filed with paesengers, are ,,nasry regular trips over the Put Inofss,Md'', .,
 Ksafsa, aad Gerald Grand Jurors ,nixSsyI yI:grned from Florence. E. psrss-,Cc. are Tn weekly re. |cefpt choice assoftedrgooasr N hss c~ry night at tue Pearl Jacs P Eaton wants more wsg- ons td Raul lumber.
 ..hppher aa,d shingles at the Me- Coriissck Saw Mill for sale. .Garden seeds ut Eaten < Bailey. N Eaton X Baileyare daily expect. ing 59,00O pounds of assorted mer- chandlse. O. nc
 Kellner received 26,ooo pounds :his week and 1S,O00 pounds g goods 2!k a week ago. g,o,, ,n <" v Bsley in quantities to suit pur- t sas Eaton X Bailsy's.
 s,er shipped 17,0oo pounds 'go t, his McMillen house. 5Cslnt S., Kleln & Co.'S, examine thelr.stock of California Misslo,. Uh- yderwear. and you will purchase aal!, no- whsfy else. b.r'.'
 be snow is rnelting in the Pinal ,d6&otain. Tho Mccormick Saw Min $ receiving good sipply of logs snd can fill orders for lumber al,x .,Slnggles promptly.
 scncvieve intr ,duccs herself thus.
 bet card, as follows:
 Sisson. Sadie Sisson.
 Compliments of
 gGeneyicve Sisson. 'ss Born March 2lst, lsSo. N Somonauk, IIf.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

G. H. Cook, an old resident oI th,s mining district, who left for Lake County, California, in Octo- ter last. returned to Globe, Thurs day, after prospecting ;hc Santa Ta,syina's. Mir. c. expresses him. self well pleased wita tue minilg sonsloox thae. s.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
Delinquent Notice.
SILVER KING SOUTH MINING COMPANY

Location of principal place of bysincss. San Francisco, Caifornia-Locztfen of Works, pioneer Mining District, Pinal Count, Arizona. N
 N0IlCE.-There are delinquent upon the following described Stock, on account or Assessment (N0. f, levied on the IOTH D.4Y.- OF JSSUIRY 1880, tn; several anlotnis set opposite the nameS, of the respective as follows:
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

The bu'ldidg of the NJ. E, Church is deiaysd in csasequsnee of scarcity of ,eains to haul lumber from the uill, Mr. Sc.tt has promised to remove tue cause of complaint.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

c, F. Howell will supply custom CTS daily with milk and do.an express business between Globe, Miami and Gold Hill. '
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

And in accordance with law, and an order of the RDard or Directors. made on the TENTH (fO) DAY OF JANEARY y 1880, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may he necessary will be sold at public auc- tion, at the office oi the Company-Room 48 ifornia. on Tuesday the 2S& D.4T OF K4ROH 1880, at the hoair of II o'clock. Il. n,., of said day, to pay said delinquent as- sessment thereon, together with costs of ad- yertising and expenses of the sale.
 X. HUDSON, Secretary.
 OfIice--Room 46 No. 320 Sansonie St San Francisco, CalifOrnis. mch 6-at
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Eaton < Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house, but do enphatically say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

E. E. Chilson's housetand con. tents were tEis week consumed by 6re--reported loss 5000.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

On and after thls date, April l7th, l will have cold baths every day. Hot baths, Saturday afeeruooL and Sundays only. JACOB ABRAHAM.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Call at s. Klein & Co.'S. and try their new brand of tobaccos, just received.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Houses and ether pcrmancnt i'm. provements n course of construction is rapidly putting new face upon things in aad around Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

N. II. Price has a comfortable carriage and an excellent span of horses for hire.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

' Shoot mouth " is one thlng and business another You can always re- ly on square deal and get full value for your money q, Eaton X Bailey's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
GLOBE DISTRICT.
Niptns News

For,nan mill, Formerly known as the Duryes mill, Situ. ted near the Cham
 pion mine, and hear the road to Mc- Millen. We cnafess to being sur.3
 prised a. seeing 90 substantial xiR.
 complete slsucture. This mill 'iifS
 fers Tn resp4crto the ordinary quartz
 mill in irs battery, having two,
 stamps only of 1000 pounds each
 and act'I upo, directly by spssm.
 making the fnrce ,"f each ttsmp
 about 1000 peis,is, with rastlcn of
 20u rokes perlnusate, giving cack
 siau'p inc eaparity of five ordiuays
 staa~ps. The aiAl also uses Stew
 arts 4AInalea'nxsiHg t'loce-s, which
 gho higher percentage than any
 o,.cs especial Ein working chorid o.c which Is Fnnini M all the ores -F lstkss ssc.son esst are s@k;a N '~N' -;fil' -sil gyesi oss,,ioa Ne 2.s,- ssess .sed
 another ecolo',,yin the Asay',.s, and
 returning the S.asr that l,r;s been
 used in the pal.s, thereby s4Vsps shs salt ana rhemisals conra' .e,l Ii, il, A VI l r lft ftlat arswasre,i i, other mills. The ssgn,g sf salt is coy ddcre,i totby IfrJ,p 5slsc 7,Trr csit a1uur. Thr Iiiaproed psns hsw shoes of gMs, { tho s;s4s lwitig lfed wah strips of copper anu irbn 4iranged nssvnaielt which causss D. electric cssxcnt aud
 atls in alnsl. ,a,Aating -,another ads vaiitagc the n;ll has is never fail- ing saptpl. VI, cr and a large ra, 5ro,n ahic1ss1 draw supplies
 Of wooIi. We are convinced that
 this mill has ihe capacity of rednc- 
 ing Il large amount of ore ecpnoul. oylly and We belleye satisfactorily to tue mining cemmqnity, Several lots
 have been wo ke,i glying entire sat
 isfa0io
 We may aai ,l-at the charges for reducing ore IS tixcd It $25 per ton.
 We trust it will have iberul sup port IS 1t deserves.
 It is rumorcd that the Chamber lain mine, two miles east of Globe, has been sold ro Eastern parties for $lD, ,0oo--Slow figure. ;, ---.1r-rg -rg sHtEsF k7Ts T;,-- nal worked " m me M Forman mill some exceedingly rich orc. When at the mll We saw the resor,, which was as pure as refined silver. z
 The building of the Mexican mill has been pushed by Major Baldwin with such vism 3as to have enabled it to bloYi's whistle the present week,
 Two loads of 'tools and supplies have arrived for tue Irene mill.
 Fourteen men are at work on the grade preparing for tue Irene mlll machinery which is now m transit.
 A four foot body of rich ore has besr struck on. .rl,e bert Les, about 300 feet from ,nsiu shaft. |
 The Irene mne never looked bet ter than now.
 On Saturday last, feeling the ne- ccsslty of ruralizng, we embraced the opportunity of visiting some of the outiaylnS mining camps aud.Sas particularly pleased'wlth he greatly improved appearance of the ChromC mine, which we had not seen for more than six months and which, from it's outlook then, we predicted for iS bright future. Y The, Chro- mo, which IS we'll known, IN on the famous Storewall Jackson lode, and is but one of d srous of five mines belonging to the same parties. The Chromo is patented. Tins group is centrally located jn one of our best mining districts. Buckeye two miles west Rich,nnnu Rariu thrpa ,ul a |
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

J. H. Eaton will pay fifteen dol lars thousand for hauling lumber from the foot of the mountain to the Baldwin Mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Dr. Burgess ('ientist) will soon be iu Globe. Those in need of h,s pro fessioral skill twill please note the fact.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Large assortment of ready made clothing, gents underwear, hats, boots, shoes &c.' just received at s. Klein X Co.'S. "
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Just received at Kellocr's, ladies, hats. dresses, aprons, dress goods. tripavd shades, wire screen closh. sad'liss, hsrpess, can goods. bansHM craekers, egg junbles. cucoanut clackcrs. vheelDarrows, pack sad dlcs, fresh draits, &c. &c, Sc. J
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Colonel Dualy Hoyt of San Fran cisco is in this district with view of masking n crlticsl cxaiuinat'oR oficer- tain mining properties, as is also MT, Adams, Secretary of che skxi-, can mining company on, business If the cowpany. "
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Bills for lumber and shingles promptly filled at the Mccormick Saw Mill .--- :,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

Kinsey Lanlus has returned tc Globe to stay.