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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
A. T.. INVITE, N. D.. II Kesrnsy street. San Francisco, Cal.

pr. Nintia'a KIndney Remedy Nephretf cum. cures an kidney and Blataer Complaints, Goo errspa gleet Ieucorrhoas For sale by all druggists Sl a bottle, six bottles for es.
 Dr. MIntie's Daudeitun Pills, arr ths best and cheapest Dyspspsa and Bilious in the market For sale i,y All druggists. ianpdSwly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
THOMAS.

A E Jsoobs-barley. 50.O0O. @, A F. Ja- cobs- barley, 5O,O00, a. A E Jacobs barley, 5o.0O0 7s, X F. Jacobs--bariey, 50,000, s9; X Steinfeldt-baley, Boo. .ooo, %. A Steinfeldt--barley, 3oo,ooo. 3 %.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

Below we give the figures for furnishing the different military posts, in the Depart ment of ArIzons, siEh supplies:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
HUAcHuCA.

Zeckendorf-bsrlcy, eoo,o 2 06 Steia- feldt-barley. 3co,oo s5tS X stcinfeldt Boo, ,oOo, 3 20.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Convincing Testimony.
IN PRoor oF pR. czAPKAY,s

Great success in his line of practice no more conunc- ing evidence can be wanted than the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

l2I Montgomery St. between Bush S Sutier, Has proved almost universally successful ln the most difficult and obstinate chronic scaEes after they have rssistesi tbe grl ary routine of practice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

wm Zeckendorf--barlcy, 100000. 2 D X teinfeldt--barley, 100000, go, A Steinfeldt-wood, 800 2 90.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

4 Afost HondeEful Statement qf Cure Per
 formed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
IMPORTANT.
DIR. L. J CzAPKAY.

Tue MoDERS SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
MCDOWELL

AE Jaoobs-barley, 50,000 1 js, A E Jacobs barley. 50,0OO, 6S, A E Jacobs barley, 10000, 1 9S; A E Jacobs--barley. 5e,OOO, , 2l A F Jacobs-berley, 50,o00, ! 3S; D ! Marr-wood, t,e00. | 90; II Ellis-barley. 100000, ] 24, II Eilis-coru, 200, 900. 1 90; A E Jacobs -,'orn, e0,0o0, IS, A l. Jacobs-corn. 20,000, 6S, { SS. %. 900; A F Jacohs-bran. 20,000, 3 32. A E Jacobs-b bran, 90,00O, 42.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

ckendorf-barley, 100000, S,i.io0; A E Jacobs-bran, l5.O00, 63; A E Jacobs -brsn, 15.000, n; A Steinfeldt-barley, 100000. t5; A steinfeld,-barley, 200,- GOO, , 97iS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

The uudersi iEned neigh1ols and acqpsntsuces of MF B. D. CrsIE. eeftify that have known nim dur tug his Illness end tsi tle facts sa'ed in the foregoing affidavit trHp of our oFH knowledge.
 R. e. symingtUn. Pastor uf Dsnville Church h
 l.. uean, wagunmakFr, D5uvile.
 j. II. Nicholson II. C.. NiphUisou.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

A Steinfeldt-bran. 3OO00, 1 90, A Stein felot--corn. 100000, a; A SteinfeIut-- barley. 800, 900, 2Ci A steinfeldt-barloy. 100000, 2 45.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS
pr. l.. j. czAPKAY,

THE EMtNENTLY SUCCESSFUL
 RHxSICIAN-
, 1880-01-20

Markets Quiet aud Generally Shade
Lower

Markets Quiet aud Generally Shade
Tho prot1loo markets. wuro rather quiet yes.
tcr1hy, and generally lower. Thcro wcrc no
important features except RrpRtcr lack of dc"
manl for grain and a littlc better export In
guiry for 1nents tho market FOR the Inter lctrg
relatively stoady In consequence. Whent de-
clincd early on ncco,,nt OF Liverpool a,lt1 tho
English and French country lnnrkcts being quiet
and castcr, rcactPd towards II o'clock on tho
strength Of an cnrly d!spRtch from New
York quoting cont ntirHncc thOro, aud went
buck ayhin, fatcf III tho day, ox}nK to
n lack OF buyers. Tho only important p0tnt III
the market WIS that n fntr number Ut buying
orders were tlea at *le!H md Delow t for .!r
sellers hut tho fnarket closed three ful,rtls ut
satss9 asnt 1e bef ts9 tSat S w n VII q
were prepared to buy r,ther lalRcly when the
price fecedetl to a9!a them The elosng rrjcces c,
Marcel: Corn tloclined halr Il cent u! spot md
three fa,rts tor sny ol,stx .nc- g., nlnyo
foe M tho t future. m ~ There WA T ritt,r @ esry IN
Tho DAY TINT prominent New York h"!crs
yero trytnE to e. sot 1nrEe LIT Int i.as;m,ch SINUS Us
an inorcnso Ut offerings, thoro wns mt much
dong. and tho proof that my such Intentions ~
c1nea @ i6 to lsx oe1ts PC! parrol. iard nbot yo
cnAier.
Thsss 9sssy 2" NJ s e s sss
chartered, nor could 1t 10 learned tlmt anytotiy
hadi any intcrtionn Tint why. The ycsao1a nj
dnys yet before tho lnet butch nr0 tl!tcd. Tho
Captain Of tho Harvey niaFcll prnlosed to John
d: Lyon Co. ytstcrt1ny tlnt II would te z ynMl y
corn down TO Buffalo, fnasmucii ns tho weathcr
was Pooa. tho strnta wero Open. and tho passlRe
would Ia nil probability be il sRfo 0nc. ,1n ylew
OF thq fdct Tint thore was ammo risk, however,
md thnt tho Insurance companies nrG not taxi
Ing lnke Risks Just Mt present, tho osfcr Was do
, 1880-01-20
TELEGRAPHlC MITES.

nAtTtMOnE. Md, Jan, 10.-In tho Criminal
Court to-day Judge Plnckncy rendered a Lecta-
ion Of not giiltytn cnso involving tho liability
Of non-rcsidcnts or commercial trnvclers to pay
license for selling goods by saplo II, this State.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 1J.-A meeting Ut busi-
neas-nien was held this evening to consider the
propr!ety Of organizing 1iosrd OF Trnie There
was n largo attendance, md tito Interest ItNrl-
rested iAkca the sucucsa nf tho movement prob
nblg. MeBsrs. FrMnk w. Trncey. O. IT. Miner, II,
i. Welt0tl, W. =. ktmber, nnd George N. 1ll,pk
Wero appointed ns committee to prupAre plan
Of organization.
CEtCiNHATl. O., jan. ia special from Midi
Rnls, Ind. to tho Times snys tho MNyOr and Six
01tinullmen wpro arrested fur rcflisinx 10 obey
An INJUNCTION 1T court furbiduin8 further Ii.
Bue Of D., y: 4 81. Il. II. bonds.
BosroN, Mnss., Jun. lD.-Thp Hon. EuEone l..
Norton, 2 mcll-knuwn Republican, Oil wtsosu left
week nKo. has submitted to Mmputtton tho iec
being ren1t>vcd just AborU tho kneQ. NOrtoh's
condition Is regarded ~ crttionl,
, 1880-01-20
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

sfn1N0Fl.Ln. ILL.,, Jan. lg.-Ltccnscs to ntxa1l-
~ wsto Today lasuod by the Secretary Of State
the. Notth Uhlcago bteel co,npatty, capital,
da:No,0o0; cosporatots, FH.ncts 1lnrtlctt md
William Endlcott, Jr., noston William j. llotch.
AsN bedford, btnss. o. ". pottor and Il. q.
hiahnah. Chlcaaut stsphen Clonlcnt anu Samuel
=, h4rt milwaukee,. License waR alsn issued to
~ nne = NGRninplon Gold Mining aud Milling Cuul-
Eany, Chicagp; tapitAl. $5W,00lt ant! h, tho Now
Rany Vt Ea4s u. Loulsi capital, ~ ,U1s nIso,
X ! III III IElepaoh1 E1chan9u Company, orxanlEnl
~ ,MsGdsi.caYo y. 70 operate exchanges at ltockfcrl
, 1880-01-20
PUGILISAI.
4 Fight that Was Set but Didn't Take
-, Plnce.


5ptstai Dlspateh to Ths Chicago I,stuns.
TOLEDO. O.. jan. 19.-For soturnl dnys sport
ing circles OF this city have been MI tho qt vlyo
over tho announcement that n fight had boon
up - horu botwean Frlnk Clark, Of Cleveland
and Dick Mnrtuy, milling fruai Now Yotk, both
llsht.weahts It was Stated TINT the fight
would take plaoa In Canada, or acotoss tho
Nloh'san Btatu line, near this city md thnt tho
stakes wcto too n side. According to nHpoInt-
ment, about $50 sports and othor ltokora. on left
tho city at I o'clock this morning far the sceno
.s o. tao enMeonhtef M In hacks and egrriaEcs Clark
IWllatn l,rot4i,, both 1t fhiA cisy. Clark pcel|A
q 1H Murray nt lE). both men seono!i to bs
HNlcRy, md mtnnt business, hut, lust brfUro
taey could get intn tho r!na, they were tntnr-
ahptt aahhpte9 " Deputy -Marahal Ilaloiastos md th9
tello ttealloNel then, ur, and who n0tititd thon that
iinoy iny wonla promptly arrest my PARTIES yihnt-
ffat1'ed to tho city dceply tllsRlste,1, each side
t ratEing the other tor ntt!fF!uK tho pollce, AMI
@ oosh c!niming that thcy will hAyG tho battle out
yet before long.
, 1880-01-20
UNITED STATES COURTS.

The Connecticut Mutual Llfo. insurance Conn
pany tlled htll yesterday against John II.
lscoter, Maria J. Forsytho, trustee. James Otis,
trustco, the Trustees Of tho Presbyterian Theo-
logical Seminary, md nthsrs, to forueloss u
mostgaso foE flouo os, lt,t u. Block to. tn Cur
lKainat LavlstA II. Jnllps, ,Asahcl ind lelsy
13unIy. aud others, tq fvr9elpse Y AtortgaKo for
&a,0n On fOt y, (llo0k o. In tho Cuna1 Tr.tatcos'
eub4lvlslon OF lots aud Giucke ln tho y, W, N Of
Beo. =, 0, IL
, 1880-01-20
A. Il. /.

piIrnApRLrirrA. Pa., Jun. 1o.-1t Ia atatcd that
tho contr1lut betweon tho American Union Tulo-
graph Company and tho Pennsylvania halfway
Company for tho right Of wny over the lattur's
telegraph lines was f'nllly approved at ,neot-
Ing ut tho Telegraph COMMITTEES Ut The ra!lrt,ad
coitttnny Saturday. una thp pnpcrs sig,lcll to-
Day. "Ths T. not an exclusive ci,Htraet," said IL
!!Ar contracts With the Western Unfon, and niir
l!llcs Mr0 open u nry other tolcgrtinli conlpnny
TINT wishes to use them, aud Is nble to comply
, 1880-01-20

NEW FORK, ian. la--nnsiness has been Of enlarged
proportions to-day, though tho jobbng trade romatns
generally qulot and no special activity Ia shown In
inst hands. 4 stcady dumand Ii shu~n for staple
cotlo aoos and fanolss receiving shnIs share Of
attention, while tho values Of n fMhrttA nFC hrmy
held otten shewina rising }MendoneY Ten BoHtaett1 md
and murc arrlvHfa from tho Far Wgst nro nnticetl.
rho cpHmiesaor houses continue busy mntfnR dc.
tuttgns, wuolonB. hosiery. otc. hnss been distributed
the tAlt {oW Inys.
, 1880-01-20
THE CORN GRIP,

sPnrxurlELp, ILL.,. jan. 10.-The Forthcoming
crop report Of tho state hoard OF Agriculture
will show tho following figures ~ to tho corn
crop Of thls State tn ls1v' Acrcs Iii corn, 7,pl0-
ssli avorngo bushels per nero, o8i total bushels
PRODUCED 'oo6,Dl3,077; nycsnEo prices Il, pr1,-
iinccr per buahcl OH Dec. %, II uonts: total
Ynlll0 6f tho crop, f, ,4H] This In hy fnr tho
dtltGd III tho Htate,
, 1880-01-20


In tho estate Of James Kerr, tcttorB Of nd.
mfnistration were Issued 10 Mary r. Kerr, and
her bond for s, 600 wns approved,
In tho csiato Of Max Myers, letters Of ad-
mfnIstrntion wero Issued to Aaron Calm, and 1ls
bond for $1,000 wns approved.
In tho c8tato Of nnnel Alt, claims to tho
amount NJ $T54.17 wcro allowed.
In tho cstnto Of pjurre Trilt'cl ctatns to tho
amount of $:Ml.01 wore allowed.
In tho cstato Vf Joseph Schmidt, claims To tho
hsnnunt Of $Gll.e2 WerG allowed.
In the cstnte nf Andrew Dnchs,cr clait,s 10
tho amount 1f 81, ,BG8, u were allowed.
IL, II tho estnte Of Horny liolno, elai1n for
$8T0. 10 waa allowed.
, 1880-01-20
nYYTFALO.

t.rrrrAtt. Ian. 11.-t2nAtN--W -WhsAt-fhhtttydt M"
changed. Corr-1nactlvs; unchnn Rcd. oa.a-Dut1'
naet et9 t1 Mkohignn At - on track. 1tye dullt
ANAL sn,at, No. Mitwankne, Old. Uasloy quiet;
SaO8. SUW Nd fair Canada at a1u In 1totC.
, 1880-01-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

- VLERH STEAMSHIP HEWSs
LoHnoNs Jan. 1v.--sttamshtps Republic, Cir
cassla, =. Caiand, and WaatphalIa, from Now
York, mid British Empro, from Philadelphia,
hAvo arrived out,
NEW Yonx, Jan. 19-Htcathsh!ps AnchorIa,
from 0aasgow, anl Gallta, from Liverpool, haye
arrived.
ffon New York.
, 1880-01-20

DETROIT, :1hh ia-FLoun-1n active demand.
C31AiS-Whent dulls extra nomnnls No. whto.
u3l; January, s1M. February, st<ui March. sl.a6hi
Aprl, t>st Mayt Sl,a9fs milling No. nominal. Re.
cH}ptJ Loo b1t 8flpMsnts non0.
, 1880-01-20
THE 1sItEIITNrE.

Receiver Waru has filed suuI- annual report
III tho n.nttuf Of tho "1}cchlvo" nank, cover
Ing tho period from July ., 1870, to jan. l. 1880
1t showed tho receipts to bo from re.lts $00s.iU;
bills receivable, $:Il,i4; loRns and mortgages,
e. s.6 20; interest," $i1pGt; abstracts, "a; fnxes,
M1;le}; insar'''1sSt so75; rsal cstate, siSg;Go;
m,1i9,sclteous. ',1l,.. f9;M: t2tal, t4,495.D. Tho
sS:71''; real estate, $4h.lo: ta.os, -Sl,Soo.:::;
mlaccneous, *s.od; total. s4,g7p.Va. Tho ainol,nt
atxanced " sese!ver Ward prior to July ., 1877,
IL so,M70s Tho Receiver reportcl tho trntiafer
to ltgrciyer TnrpsM Of Hooks and tn Castlea
Subdivision. and tho relcnsp by TtlrDin hf $l5m
due tho. Fidelity link from tho Merohants',
Farmers 4 1fcchnntcs'. Tho Itecolver redeemed
Il EOtp RtId mortBa8b 0f $1,000 made to accuru
x1+:sA; but the exhibit shows an cxoess Of dis
bursunsotts, which. howovor, waa not caused by
my lnerUaAo OF expenses.
Tho ltccotycr .tiso tiled II supplemental report,
containing tho elalm Of lIayus. fnrton & l1uyhe
~ attorneys for tho estate 2ur fa744.gQ, which DO
Aakpl tho Court to consider.
, 1880-01-20

CLEVELAND, Jhtt. f9.-TErnoLtuM - unchRn1edt
.BtAntAed white, 1In tast vic.
OtL CtrY, Fd., Jan. l9-FErNnLEuM-OH mnsket
opepcd actsc, with snles At s1 declined 10 sl04.
and closing ut ttt9f bid for old. shipments. G3,M
Averaging u Ul, transac ctona 2Bn0ua
FtTIeNpTd jan. l9-pErROI EuM-Cruda. q AK ht
park0r8 for shipments fatned. mo. philadelphia De-
livery.
, 1880-01-20
WARM WEATHER, AND WHEAT.

WATERFOWL, Wis.,, 1nA. 19.-Fcars arc pntor~
tertalslcd TINT tho alternate freezing and thaw.
tn9 wcather for SOME days past will havo dam.
rgln8 otftot upoh tho wlntsr wheat. yeFy
!4fkdly .t!lctfAsed 4prraHo vt which WIN sOwn Il,
thla section lust fnll, tho ru0ts bbuppllpr tuoa-
eacd md exposed In consequence.
, 1880-01-20

The Scottish American Mortgage Company
tlle1 bill yesterday Aaa.nst Hurry II. Hooker,
?. D. Clarke, II. a. BARTLETT, Jossph Eastman,
Mary 3. Eastmau, Henry I. Sheldon, tsustsee, D.
, 1880-01-20

fSpfANApot1B, Jhn. W.-0KAf&-sYheat stsadys
No. ated, st.A}011a Corn steady 1t as}fas9He. Oats
quiet st n1}f9Nc
, 1880-01-20
iTEAf8.

judge nogers yesterday examined tho official
bonds Of Mcssss. Henry Waller, Walter Butler,
Il. l. Wait, George Willard. and 9. NJ. Ilarly,
declared thou tn bg good aud eul,ciont.
, 1880-01-20
JUDGMENTS,

BupER1or Coun1-JupGB HMtTr1-Hoano In
sutnnco and thinking Company Of Texas Va.
Meyer Blnmcnthai, $1,071.0u-Grunt Goodrich
u: Tholnas Lnmbdcn and Henry bunwocd,
$15.GU.
, 1880-01-20

ddSSIH Wits. WSSis 4}as M!rea, e: hYe elsady stsoo.
ehpieo !eat acrcs, s6s do icg ss9 nnlk s,1s Meats
q9iet Iiams- Nusnr-darod. ef6'as6o.
: WHf6KY-tlM
, 1880-01-20

--- SMALLPOX.
BAN FHANoIsco, Jun. 10.-The steamer City Of
Pcklng haa lust arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokohalna, aid i,as been sent 10 guasnntfne
having two casos of smallpox On boasi. A
speclHl meeting OF tho lIoArl Of Health wns
pullgd for this Afternoon. AM! until their ecis-
Jon III rcAchgt flU communication whatuypr Will
DO permitted between tho ship and tho sborp.
, 1880-01-20

,OtwKoo. N. r. jan 19-}HA1N-Whaat nomlnnlly
unchanged. Corn quiet, Western rnIxsd, S19&8a.
, 1880-01-20
,H0RTICl]LTtIRAt,.,

ano meeting Of the Horticultural Boclcty Of
SvstasFn lliaos. occurring ut Elg'n 1an. RI, ~,
~ 2, promtses to ba lArKo and sntcsustin9.
asan&ornehts have beci, perfected by which
sGsmnes9 Will pe returned ut ouo-iitth faro, II
Provided With tho certificate of tho Secretary,
fenerai Invitation To hostcuItue1sta To attend
bx xx1n!enaed. Parties goiuy vie Ctlcaxo tuaY taks
y. ea.Meffhwe9tern cars VI THO Wells street 0spos,
, 1880-01-20
THE YEArON LITIGATION.

In March, 1870, tho heirs Ut tho lnte Mary
Frances Yenton lllel bill against their father,
Wtinm G. Ieaton, and others to recover poa-
session Of q 1argc amount Of property
In Tcaton l. Tnylor's Subdivision md
elsewhere, which they claimed belonged
to thnm M hcIrs OF their mother. This
hnd originally belonged to }caton, but ho con-
ycycd It through trustee to his VITO in consid-
cr,tton OF 5000. pRrt Of tho proceeds Of ocrtnln
atoufs belonging to hor by nn ante-nuptial SET
tlemcnt. Sho subsequently reconvcyed tho
property to hor husband, and be sold 1t. hut It is
clulnied tho conveyance lty hcr WIS illcgnl. Il
demurrer waa fled and ovcrrlcd, and nr appeal
taken. Tho Appellate Court recently decided
aEnst Yeaton aud In favor OF the heirs, and ro-
r,andcd tho c.,se. Yesterday about twenty arl-
swerB were filed by IL many OF tho deten.lnnts,
most Of thnm small lnnll-owrcrs claiming ttolr
title frGin fGatOH. Tny hgt up that they bsJight
in good fNith and without notlco Of the ctilr,-
plninants efa!ntB. Thoy also deny Tint Mrs Yea
ts iaid atnythi.g fof sho tran.fer pt tho proper,
received my Ut tho proceeds Of tho sale of any
w1s living 1t Aiexandfia, Va, within tho lines
nf tho Fctlernl army. Ile had ctther been dls-
plrole not tn leave Alexandria, and being In
fcnr his property would be cnntiacntctl he TO-
ylBcl Il kotse.llu to convey It 10 trustee for tho
ncnetlt Of hls w,fu Under colpr Of an Investment
charged TINT ths was vnsItl convcyanee, md
tlnlt conplatnnnts hid knowledge at such fnrta;
tliAt. moreover, tho uo1npInEtilntB have been
MAintnlned and educated from tnnnnys derived
from tho sae Uf thcsg lands. 81 TINT It IL ircqut-
nsIlo now: Laesly, It u elaimcd tho he!fs hnvo
beet, guilty ut such lMehrs M to bar thG1u OBJ
tainlng my relief now III court.
, 1880-01-20
COTTON,

NEw ORLEANS, inn. iD,-CoTToS-Qutot and ensJi
mdd1inE 1fc, low d. lee, not receipts. lt0 bales'
etosB 1B5T exports 10 Great britain, U coastnlse,
ara3t aa1as, 3,UUi stock. a5ths.
TU1tpENrINE.
WtL1ttNdToX, Jan. 1a-sriNirs TuRrESTfNE-
HtaadJ nt tJ4c.
, 1880-01-20

burers. Out OK. abnut 1000 mon, 8,000 OF them
nro skilled. We Hevor hayo ang trouble With
, 1880-01-20

Hntcs reduced to = and t2a pet day, ntcordtng T.,
iosaon & rn,ns Estra ea,rRef for arlor ba
ven!en sna b i ote! u she sty Esys2r
rGs.enxeri,S;sTs ss sas. shs dD9s9 @ ". COLEMAN,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
A CROOKED CRANE.
He Skips Away With a Pretty Girl and
Other Peoples Money.

NEWARK, N. j.. Feb. 21-It is reported at
police headquarters that Miss Carrie Cakes
a young lady twenty years of age, who left
home on Tuesday last has eloped with a
married man named Frank Crane. The
story, as told by the police, is that Crane,
who had been acquainted with the lady
only short time, called upon her Tuesday
ostensibly to invite her to accompany him
to the theater.
He subsequently left the house alone.
He went 10 his own home and kissed his
child and told his wife he would soon re-
turn. Crane wasxChairman of the Com
mittee of Arrangements for the masked
ball of the Friendship Benevolent Aid
Cuba popular Club of this city-and has
not made report of the moneys belonging
to them in. his hands. Miss Cakes parents
favored Cranes attentions to their daugh-
ter, linking him to be a single man. He
is twenty-four years of age. of slight build.
and wears side whiskers and a mustache.
Detectives are working up the case.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
COLUMBUS.

MEXICAN vETERANs-THIEsoN PLEADS NOT
GUIITY-LEGIsLATURE.
National Associated Press to the Star
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 21.-The Mexican
Veterans Association of Ohio had o meet.
ing in the Senate Chamber yestseday after
noon. John G. Groom presided, the Presi-
dent of the Association, General George w.
Morgan, being unable to be present. There
were about one hundred and fifty veteran,
present. Colonel d. G. Lowden, of George.
town, delivered the address of welcome,
and other veterans made short addresses
after which the meeting adjourned.
Thieson, the man who killed his wife
Thursday morning, was arraisped before
Ma. or Collins yesterday and pleaded mol
guilty.
Mr.. voights bill to regulate City Auditor
OF Cincinnati, which was under discussions
in the House all the morning and the
greater part of the afternoon was finally
passed, after being amended so as to por.
NIT Si Hoffman to hold his Office until
Another is elected.
Mr.. Covert introduced bill to legi a,o
Hillman, Oil Inspector, out of Office ..ud
somebody else in.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

coke: Sam. Brown. Diamond, Sampson,
B. D. Wood, Belle McGowan, Alex. Swift,
Charles Mcdonald, Hornet No. 2, Jos.
A. Stone. Bengal Tiger and Nellie Speer.
The U. p Schenck is receiving literally,
and will clear for New Orleans tonight
with good trip and fair prospects below.
Wash. TInley and James Kelso will be her
pilots.
Capt. Jake Bonner arrived by rail this
morning from Pittsburg, and goes to Lou
isville tonight.
The river was falling at noon to-day, with
forty feet in the channel.
Business good.
The Potomac leaves for Pomeroy at 4
p. m.
The Fleetwood will be the regular C. &
.. U. R packet, leaving at 4 D. nj. TO
Huntington.
The N. P. Schenck will depart this even
ing for New Orleans.
The Cons. Millar arrived from Memphis
this morning and will return this evening"
The Bonanza left at noon for Portsmouth.
Inc Guiding Star will leave for New
Orleans next Tuesday.
MORNING NEWS CONDENSED.
The Carrier is coming from st. Louis.
Baum and Clifton are above and the Pitts
burg. Gatf and Houston are below Evans
vile, latter refusing freight. Rhodes is on
her way from St. Louis with 700 tons. Mis-
sisslppi ice is moving at Davenport Alice
leaves st. Louis for Pittsburg Monday.
Shinkle left Memphis yesterday. Will.
kyle is above and Springer below Vicks-
burg.
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Police Court.

John Ionsway and A. Lonsway, of No.
221 West Sixth street, and M. Ruhlmann,
of Richmond and Cutter streets, were ar
raigned before the c.-rt this morning on
the charge of keeping places where intoxi.
eating liquors are sold. Their cases were
continued until February 2Sth.
Thomas Moorehead and Jerry O'Day
were convicted of stealing a keg of beer
from Niehaus & Klinckhammer, and sen.
fenced to 5000 fine aud thirty days in the
Work-house.
Josephine Woods and Kate Riley were
called to answer charge of disorderly con-
duct. The audience arose with one move
ment to catch glimpse of the 'bosses" as
they emerged from the Judges private
Office. Both wore seal-skin sacques and
diamonds. They took their places in the
prisoners dock, when the Honorable James
w. Fitzgerald stepped up and entered q
plea of guilty. Officer Sewers took the
stand and testified to the shooting last
Wednesday morning on Longworth street.
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LOUISVILLE.
BOWER, THE BURGLAR-CITY COUNCIL-sHoW
TONED DOWN, ETC.

BOWER, THE BURGLAR-cITY couNcrL-sHow
TONED DOWN, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 21.-Fred. Bower, q bur-
glar, was captured last night just after he
had cracked Waggoner's jewelry store and
gone off with three gold watches.
A. Marcus, a well-known wholesale butch
er, died here last night and will be buried
tomorrow.
The Mayors annual message was read be-
fore Council last night, and new Fire De-
partment ordinance adopted.
Last night the Metropolitan Variety
Theater was pulled, and twenty-four show
people marched to the Station. Manager
Whallen has been in Cincinnati several
days, looking up fresh talent with the
view of sweeping out his old company. 1t
was understood that he intended to tone
down the show.
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Then the Judge ordered the frsil ones 10 re-
turn to his Office, that he would attend
to their cases after Court In few min
utes. however, they were recalled and
swept into Court arm in arm. After lee
turing the doves very severely the Judge
fined Kate s25 and costs and Josie $40 aud
costs.
Rosa Longenbecker pleaded guilty to
stealing several articles of jewelry from
Zimmerman's bakery, on Main street.
where she had been employed to do some
work. She was sentenced to thirty days in
the Work-house.
VIM. Justice and james Gallagher were
sentenced to three months each for drunk
enness.
John Smith was let down the chute with
thirty days hanging over him. He had
been on drunk.
The case of Jos. Hamilton alias "Posey"
Drew, charged with cutting with intent to
kill, was continued until next Wednes-
day.