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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
81 Patrick g Day.

81 fatr1cKs Lay.
Special meeting of Board Of Aldermen
Shs afternoon to consider the Police Salary
Ordinances.
Mr.. Armstrong, the roofer who fell
from Wilstach, Baldwin q Co.'S building
last week, is improving.
Harry Hulse, sentenced to the Peni-
tntisry for life for rape, has been ranted
anew trial by the Supreme Court
The Meader Furniture Company has
presented the Home of the Friendless with
sAandsome set of parlor furniture.
The alarm from Box 2S7 last night
was caused by a slight fire in Moore's
backing factory in Sedamsville. Damage,
60
Mr.. John P. Ganter, formerly propri-
saor of the Broadway Exchange restau-
sant this city, died last Sunday in st.
Louis at the age of seventy years
The Aquarium at the Exposition
Building has received another fine lot OF
Ash and amphibians. About tweaty tanks
containing some magnificent specimens OF
the fnny tribe are now on exhibition.
The counsel for young Frey, the muir
lerer of Jacob Jauch has filed motion to
have the sentence set aside on grounds
which were raised during the progress OF
the trial. The motion was taken under
consideration.
No. IL won the silver watch and 296
Tie boiler and engine which was ratified OF
at Brokamp's saloon. on Hunt and Pendle-
ten streets, Monday night, and persons
holding these numbers can have what they
call for by calling at the above place and
presenting their tickets.
The Work-house Directors held a
meeting yesterday and listened to large
number of applications for discharge OF
psisopers. The prison labor was awarded
b the Bromwell Manufacturing Compa-
ny, who are to employ from one hundred
10 one hundred and fifty men at 80 cents
Per day of ten hours labor.
Messrs. John Church 4 Co. are issuing
"Ths Musical Nosegay," made mp Of little
1GiOutcSs picCcS AJ1 PiuSc'Oo 6iou0" "o w
difficulty, by Heinrich Lichner. The same
arm has Just published "Red Mems
March," by Mrs Lizzie Kelley; Mountain
Echo Quickstep," by J. A. Buxton, and
.Good Bye. Dearest" words by ]. M. War
ton and music by H. P. Danks.
The Finance Committee Of the Com
mon Council met last night for the pur-
pose Of considering an ordinance to appro-
pirate money to defray the salary expenses
Of the CITY for the six months ending
June 80, $780, Considerable discussion en-
sued over the figures of the Board of Pub.
lie Works and Engineers Department, and
the ordinance was laid over until the meet
Ing tomorrow night
The Ladies' Free Kindergarten Asso-
eiation met at the Spencer House yester-
day afternoon. The Treasurer's report
showed the funds on hand. $72. Fifty
three children are now attending the
pchool. Mr. Benn Pittman donated a
piano for the use of the school, A letter
was received from Madame Fredin and
Mrs Hollngsbead. rendering to the Assn-
sation the receipts OF the reading which
they propose giving at Miss Nourses on
March 9th. Accepted with thanks.
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Shadows Of Coming Even,s.

4 grand concert will be given Wednes-
LAY evening, April l4th, at the Protestant
b.. Peters Church. The German Military
Rand will assist.
Rev. VIM. Mortimer lectures at the Afri-
IN Methodist Episcopal Church, Walnut
Hills, tomorrow evening. on Love, Court
ship and Marriage"
Governor J. y. Cox will deliver the next
jscture before the Natural History Society.
Hereaft-r the lectures will be given on Sat-
nrday afternoons instead Of Fridays.
Tho meeting at Robinson's Opera House
this evening in aid Of Ireland will be ad
dressed by Mr.. Dillon Of Dublin, Judge
Hoadly, Hon. 8 F. Hunt, Hon. J. p.
Csrberry, Rev. P. H. Cusick, Rev. J. M.
kackey and others
Rev. J. X. Scholz of 81. Johns Church,
sorner Of Twelfth and Elm street, will lee
tnre on Good Friday evening on HAS Man
N Immortal SoulT The proceeds are to 60
10 the benefit of the union Of German
Protestant congregations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
Rssl Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
John NJ. Foster. per Master Commits
sicner, to Geo. Grothe, Trustee, Is by 116
feet, on the south side of Storrs street, 100
feet east of Neave street, ST. ,466 81.
Henry A. Huhlmann to August Renesch,
% by 1872 feet, on the east side of Baymil-
ler street, 200 feet south Of Liberty street;
"a, $50. =,
Walter J. Trotter to Charles r. Cord, "A
acre on north side of the Ohio Pike, lying
next east of John Martins land, Mt.
Washington, $500.
Executors of Henry Vallette to Eliza
Callinan, 20 bv SO feet, on the north side
OF Seventh street. 1905 feet east OF Broad
way; $500.
Laura Vallette, Trustee, ct al, per Sher-
| i'll, to Sallie NJ. Day, same premises, also
81 feet and ~ inches by 1885 feet, on
SOU tn side Of Fourth street, between Smith
and Park streets, also I'm by 90 feet, on
north side uf " euD street, lying next east
of Suckers lot; decree Of Court.
Sallie M. Day and husband to Eliza Cal
| linan and husband, quitclaim 10 same
| premises, conveyed to grantee by executors
Of Henry Vallette, as above; 81, 500.
Sallie NJ. Day and husband to Nathan
Stix, the two lots lastly described above as
conveyed to grantOrs from Laura Vallette;
$13,250.
John H. Taphorn and wife to Geo. H.
Hill. so BY 1O5 feet, on west side of Roll
avenue. $50 feet south of Ralston avenue,
Cumminsville; $500.
Calvin Floyd and wife to James M.
Moors, % by 1870 feet, on north side of
Crown street, 100 feet west Of Home street,
Walnut Hills; $500.
D. Calvin Floyd and wife to James M.
Moore, 25 by 1870 feet lying next east Of
above premises; 81, 5000
Franz Borgerding to George Wetter ct al,
s years lease of first foor Of premises, on
southeast corner of Elm and Elder streets;
monthly rent $50.
| Cashmere Baumann and wife to Henry
| Baunann, so by 10 feet, on west side Of
Dennis street, 1858 62.100 feet north Of Cor
ry street, Corryville; $1,000.
Mary Tinneme,e er and husband ct al. to
Henry Kruse, quitclaim to 22H by 100
feet, on north side of Mulberry street, As
west OF Fox street; also, leasehold estate,
t30 feet front, on west side of Bremen street,
between Thirteen and Fourteen streets; 81
and other considerations
John w. II. Browne to Charles Daganer,
Is by 80 feet, on north side OF Emig street,
$40 feet east of east line OF Freeman street
produced; 500.
Casper Skunk ct al. to Joseph Jacob, %
11-12 by 100 feet. on northeast side Of
Fountain street, So feet northwest Of James
street; $3.50.
| Julinna Rupp, guardian to Margaret Die
Il trich et al. 2k nv 110 fs.et op anntb eide nj
Hoffner street, 10 feet west Of Apple street
$726.
Emily A. Roelofson to Herman War
burg, 25 by 100 feet on west side Of West
ern avenue, opposite Dayton street; SLIPS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
Amusamant Notas.

"Enchantment' next week at the Grand.
Criterion Comedy Company in "Fresks''
next week at Pixies
The Vine-street 0pera-house gives mat.
inee this afternoon and regular perform.
ance tonight
At Heuck's Opera-house no smoking this
afternoon. Performance afternoon and
night of ''rhe Soldiers Trust"
At Pixies Opera-house two performances
to-day, matinee and night Of the sensa,
tional melodrama, the Two Mothers"
At the Grand Opera-house Mrs. Alice
Oates and company matinee and night In
the "Pretty Perfumer." Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday nights, 1.-THE
Little Duke"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

Should the weather prove auspicious this
sysning the interesting phenomenon may
- observed Of the occultation of Mars with
ths moon. This consists Of that planet pass.
Ing apparently in its orbit directly behind
the moons disc, called technically its i'm
nsrsion. and after remaining 30 hidden for
sns hour and sixteen minutes. emerging on
he opposite side of our satellite, called its
smeTsion, forming curious and entertain
ing study by the contact of the blood-red
heht Of the planet against the pule white
ksht Of the silvery moon.
The latter is now within one dav Of her
lrst quarter, and Mars will at 6:44 disap.
pear behind her dark side, and at 1884
emerge at the opposite edge. The phe.
somenon may be witnessed with the naked
eye, but small telescope will OF course
render the observation much more inter
sstins The immersion OF the planet will
take place at 20 early an hour In the even.
ing - 10 possess less interest than its emer.
ION at 8:34, which we would advise ouI
ysaders to witness in case the sky shall then
- susiciensly clear to permit It. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

At NO other season OF the year are coughs
and colds so prevalent as at the present
time, and every sufferer should check his
complaint at once by the use of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and thus prevent it from
leading to serious lung affections. Price CSC.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

"worth their weight in gold" is what
SELLERS Liver Pills" are said to be. II you
don't believe 1t try them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
DR.. Frease's Water Cure Estab.
ishmemt

In its 27th year, for chronic and severe
forms of disease. 1t has given health te
thousands incurable by other means. Send
for circular to s. FREAsE, Md,
New Brighton, Beaver County, Pa.
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NOTICE.
Subscription Notice.

V,HE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
i capital stock OF 1.-THE Millcreek Distilling
Company " will be open between the hours of 10
a. m. and p m, on MONDAY, the 10th day VI
April. 1850. at Room No "a. Pixies Opera-house,
rs weR Fourth street:
4 JAMES W. 0AFF,
JAMES n. PARKER
THOMAS T. GAFF,
MELON Perrin,
LEWIS II. GREEN.
nhlz-4tTh lncoEporatoA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

IN yesterdays Enquirer appeared q little
lphe, In which the names Of Manager Miles
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
RUSSIA.

Or. rsraHsauna. March The name Of dsn,
Meltknfl's aAaaiiant " Meada'eki. .iinRtend ,of
, was ordered 81 70 kli 6e denerAl. aid acted from
prlneipia, aud not from peyr.sohal motives.
LospoN, March s,.As,, peteerabnrx i!ansteh, !,
ia'si Ii rsiarsbNgs. Ii ls7s. dsportsd q Jasis.
but escaped. When he heard his party was
preparing Tor revolution for the. second Of
May,nss ns S heard 81 Me,,koirs d appoint 'men. t6e
feyoiuttontuta ordered thnt nothing bs done on
tho second. tn ppHtponainant nf the rsvolu-
tlon preyenting h,,n from getting money. he
TAntH. March o. Tho irrrconoilahla jeurnaIa
publish what purporta to he u mnntfaHto OF the
jastifying tho blot ngAinat tho life of tho Gsar.
which resulted Ia the esplos.ion IL the Wihtat
Palace. at st Petersbutg The manifesto eY
sodlerH In tue palace. but declares that such
eatastrophes nre Inevitable 40 long M the army
II the hnlwark ,of lmporla! antorrnoy. Tho
Knssla by the govsrnments repression el IN.
tellegtual development. nhd that tho atfn.sle
mnat continue until ths Gear abdigates. or
grants u com stttutton; mud 1t declares: We
will triumeh at NIL eoate."
iii. pErEaspUaa March t.-Modoisky, tho nj.
hllltst. who attemptnd to sboot dsu. MelikoH on
Wednesday lant, was brought to-day from the
fortress to TIM placs of execution, gtfanped ln
arltting position on black vehicle, with he hia
ssSt y Ins eG1ssT ws soava a.assa ssaa u H. h
eort. Tho seaiioid was surrounded by infantry
drawn In hollow sauara. On tho way TO the
ncairold nnd after reaching 1t ModelEky was
quite calm. smiling occasionally. After h,e
bowed ID I'LL eidaa TO the people. Juat before
being delivered to the hangman he said q few
words to tho priest attending him. and klsasd
tho cross The execution took plars III tho
presence Of an INN eoneoufao. The body
remained hanging twenty minutos. The police
nrreHted seven tnsn Ia the crowd having the
appearance 81 students. They were taken t.
tho fortress under strong eacort.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
The WOuld-be Assassin Of Gen.
MelikOT Hanged.
Hartmann. the Nihilist. Not to be Sur
rendered by the French Gov
ernment- banquet TO Gen.
Grant In Mexico.
GERM

DxHttn. March BIN the nelehstas to-day
Hsrf URenal introduced motion eallihg on
Admiral Won Btoseh, Uhtef OF The Imperial Ad.
miralty. 10 submit TO the Hoaas Nh official re-
port Of the loRs of the iron clad ufosser Kar.
txtst Admiral Won Htaseh denied that he had
endeavored to shift the responsibility Of the
dIsapl or on others.
Herr Unaen Irrational tiberai opposed the
motion. He said tho House ought to show itH
approval of Admiral Won HtoHoh's efforts to ih-
crease the fleet. Herr Heemel's motion was re.
ieesed.
LONDON. March GA Berlin dispatch 10 the
Nanttard says; The government has proposed
ii pan for settlement hf tho controversy wtb
The Vatican. A bill viii be introduced ut The
next seHslot OF tue Diet modifying n sinete
clause OF tho ecclesiastical laws Tho Pore
recognizes this concession bv stonplpE hll To.
siHtanee 10 tho remainder Of tho lava. Oher
undesirable clauses will ln gradually With
drawn.
Lort,oN, March GA dispatch from Be,lip 10
tba Pail Mall gdseNe says. with q. view f.
atrnrdnx Prince Bismarck further relief from
his ar1uoue duties. Count Won btalberR .Wem,.
9ernde, Ht praaent Woe president VI the Council
III Ministers. IA about % ba appointed Prussiat
Premier In hla stead"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
MEXICAN ITEMS.
Mexico Two Republics.I

Mexico Two HspuDllcH.i
Some very rich gold and silver mines have
recently been discovered near Morella.
Gen. Trinidad Garcia do Ia Cadena ia T.
candidate for the Presidency.
The Apache chief Victoria has been driven
from Mexico with his whole band.
About two hundred men have taken part In
the counter revolution In Lower California.
It is stated that Marquee dc Leon has
abandoned Lower California.
Bull fights have boon prohibited Ia tho city
of Aguascalientes.
A large aereolite foil near San Andres,
Chalchicomula. on the twenty-fourth ultimo.
A Rip Van Winkle paper In Mchoacan NOM
mates FOR the Presidency Mr.. Manuel Ruiz,
who has been dead for many years.
Grain is 80 cheap In the State OF Xacatecas
that many farmers are In embarrassed cir
cunstances.
The disturbances In Lower California and
Sinoloa have not affected the peace OF So
nora.
The authority OF the Federal government
has been fully re-estabiished In Lower CALI
fornla.
The Governor OF Vera Cruz promises to OBJ
serve the strictest neutrality In the election
OF his successor.
Twenty men attacked the Polyglot printing
office In the City OF Mexico last Saturday at
Z 80 D. m., committed damages to the amount
OF $4,000, and wounded three OF the employees.
one Of whom has since died. Three OF the
assailants have been captured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
IRISH IMMIGRATION.
Arrival Of Over Eighteen Hundred Irish I'm
migrants At CASTLE Garden.
New York Herald. lrebruary A. !

The commissioners Of Irish emigration
have been anticipating ah unusually large
number III Immigrant arrivals, from Ireland
and Hungary especially. There Ia always
very mar ked increase III the steerags passsfi-
ger list from England aud Ireland after what
ls called "a bad SEASON." wten the hafyests
hHvs been poor and the crops have failed ana
The peasants and laborers have consequently
suffered tho us,iat privations of the winter
following u bad season. This exodus towards
the bright shores of America generally sets
IN IN the spring, aud the commissioners
Of emigration, knowing. alter ths ter"
tain districts OF Hungary aud which is
now causing such distress oil over
Ireland. that the emigration FROM there would
be large. began innAlug preparations 70 re-
teivs their wards. But tho lhtlux TT the fugi-
tives from the evils Of poverty aud oppres-
sion has begun sooner than was expected. mp
pntentiy. Tho advance guard of Che coming
hosts made their appearance MT Custle Oar
deu yesterday. when no less than seven EIl-
ropsAn steamers. landed Immigrant passet-
gers nj tho emigrHnt depot, 10 the number
altogether Of over 1900. The following were
the vesseis, with tho number Of steefage pass
esngers: The Erin, from London, 12O; City 6f
Now York, from Liverpool. 25l, Labrador.
from Unvre, 60B; Montana. from Liverpool.
i5o; Helveiia, from Liverpool, 200: Lssaing,
from Hamburg. $50; tho CALIFORNIA; from
Glasgow, ". The scens ut the modern Ply
mouth Rock was one Of confusion aud hustle,
Nb UHy D6 lWuklHsu, bs ett5 tBVtlsy tH!VuH
moved about she crowded rotunda, seeking
families and friends, gathering their luggags
toRether, and tnduIgiug, meanwhile, In 4 per
feet babel vi languages. " was not difficult
To ascertain that the majority of the itnnl-
grants were from famins.stricke1 ireland.
In the confusion OF tongues the raey bro9ue
Vi the Emerald fsls had the best 0t II "by n
large majority. .Nearly al those who calne
on the English ships were from Ireland. The
remainder were English and Scotch. The
German and French vessels brought mainly
Germans.
The steamers had all made long voyages.
and the passengers showed It In their travel
stained appearance. Otherwise they looked
comfortable and we'll ted. The Irish passen-
gers, who were objects OF especial interest TO
the few observers present ut the depot, were
not TO be distinguished from their fellow
voyaRers as far as health and strength could
be- gal.ed by exteriors. They were evidently
| not from the very poorest classes In Ireland,
and most Of them had caDnelous "chists" Of
clothing and bedding. Thers was d large pro-
portion Of women aud children among them.
| rosy checked and fresh looking. They we're
Of the class whose earnings ut home were
| sufficient to enable them TO put aside the
money to buy passage tickets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
Meeting Of Citizens in Kansas City in Favor
Of Opening Up the Territory
to Settlement.

KANSAS CrTY. Mo-. March s.-The Board OF
Trade ball was filed to overflowing last night
70 listen % speeches BY Col. Boudtnet. Hen. B.
Indian Territory TO settlement United States
Marshal Allen. who had received instructions
the meeting and read the Presidents recent
proclamation against the invasion Of the Ter
ritory. at the opening Of the meeting was re-
The assembly was made up and controlled by
the best citizens OF Kansas City. gathered to-
Rether to give expression TO their views In re-
able settlement the Indian Territory Il had
no sympathy with the .forcible invasion senti-
rial to Congress. with an accompanying reso-
luton embracing strong points IN favor OF
0DeninG the Territory. and praying Congress
70 take such action. consistent with the best In
terest OF all concerned. as will soonest bring
about the desired end.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
committed 'violsntiy." instead of "foreibly." ~
used In Tho statute deflhth9 the crime Ia good.
those two words being synonymous or eaulva-

committed Violently. instead Of "forolbly" as
used In tho statute deGAh9 the crime. Il R9od.
those two words belAE hvhonym0us Or edulva-
lent.
no. 77sB-rHH STATE w. WILLIAM 6BEssHAw.
~ White ion 4 trial for murder the tssti-
nonv Vi tho attending physician that death re-.
suited from the wounds Inflicted by the accused
sannot be excluded On the ground that. as the
wounds we're. .iufliotsl several days betQre tne
deaf b of the deceased, the eyidsHos OF the Wit
~ ~ n hls mere 0pinioh NJ q UhraieiaH.
NO. 1122@sTATE NIX HuB q. F0RMAN w. CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS.
~ White, When judgment has been rap-
dared commanding n defendant TO remove OBJ
eruelo Ions. NJ a. a0st not exceeding 1900. Aad on
defendants failure tn sxt cute tho iudRmsut y
tnHn1Htnus Ii made pgtGMptOfy gpftltBahdlue
the sheriff to do 30 and to fstsin from money
ip bis hahds bslogxlnx 10 defshdant. the costs
gf the removal and OF the jhdlGDal prooea dinKs
TO enforce u, nm appeal can bs taken By defend
ant from the judgment in tho n nndalpus caAs
though uV anpeAl WIS or could b0 taken from
the original Judgment.
no. 7TsA- MRs M. n. HuauET w. !. u. BATHS
sHEHtFt. ET AIS.
nv White, J.4At 4 judicial sale for the pnr.
pose Ot effsutiuR " partition OF succession, Ol
wbteh n .Bsrrisd wonab II one of the heirs. hei
husband may become a purchaser OF portion
WhsD The Husband. whp has bsrofne n ptir.
chaser ri such n sale. retains in hia hHhda ting
portion pf bis bid which should hnvs accrued
TO his wife. he Will bs considered as having re-
eeived tbe amount for her account, and ebe car,
not provoke II resolution ~ tho eale. On tbs
ground 1T non payment. agalnHt u subssuHsni
vendee OF her husband
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06

LONDON March b.Tho eorroapondent OF the
Daily Nstcs. ut Paris. says: Putting together
u xaod deal of information have come to the
conclusion that Hartmann. the NihtiHt ar
rested hare. will not be surrendered 10 the Rus
hian authorities. Prince Ofloff. tho Russian
ambassador, hna assured the French govern
ment that Its decision liz the matter. whatever
i may be. will not infect the relations between
Frnnca and Russia"
PARIS March b.rhe Senate has commenced
the special discussion on article7o OF nj. Ferry's
educational bill.
LONDON. March s.-Tho 1i,nes's Paris cores
pOndent reports thnt Prince Hohenohe has had
y long conversation with Premier De Freycinet
In which he laid atress upon the pacific chnrac.
ter OF this new appointment He will stay Ia
Paris until tho beginning of April.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-06
How Blaine Likes Hayes.
IN, Y. Republic.l

During the recent row In Maine New York
Blaine what he thought of President HAYES.
That reminds me OF little story" said the
Senator, plagiarizlnR President Lincoln "a
party went up to Moosehead Lake to camp
out. The agreement was that one man should
do the cooking till some one complained, and
then the man who grumbled should try his
hand at 1t. The cooking was frightfui, but
not one Of the party-with the penalty hang
ing 10 terror over their heads-dared say q
word. Finally, things came to such pass
that each man tried to inveigle his neighbor
into freeing his mind. One day one Of the
party saw his friend writhing Ia silent agony
over piece of alleged pie
What do you think Of that pie, anyhow r
Ne asked.
+ = the dash dashedest pie ever vres-