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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
COLUMBUS CRUMBS.

LEGISLATURE GONE MoME-THR DAILY DEMO-
Gratis PROFITS.
Special IN thestas. v3 ,t ttL
COLUMBUS O., Feb. 6-The Senate and
House met at O'clock this morning, and
adjourned until next Tuesday.
Judge Oakey, Receiver of the Daily Dem
ocrat, nade his report to the Court ester
day. 1t shows. that $1,000, besides the
earnings Of the office. have been sunk in
the past month. Capt. J. H, Putnam. the
principal credi or, applied to the Court for
Az order of sale, -@Aa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Hotel Robbery.

The Washington Hotel, on Twelfth street,
between Vine and Race streets, was bur-
glarized night bef re last OF $205 in money,
four gold watches, one silver watch, u
chain, and several articles Of jewelry. The
property belonged TO different guests at the
hotel, whose rooms were entered during
their Temporary absence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
WASHINGTON.
Spirited Spat Between South
ern Senator'S a.. }.s.
The Objections to General Nc
e. Neil, Of Missouri. t,l@ i,d.i.,eri
CHARGES AeAINsr GEN. M'KEIL

.s, CHARGES AGAINST GEN. MKETL
Special to the Star. -1,t ~ @Rofeoy''
wAsHiKeros, Feb. e.-The Senate Judi
ciary Committee has informed Gen. John
Mcneil OF the objections to his confirma-
ton as Marshal Of the Eastern District Of
Missouri. He is charged with having, at
PALMYRA, Missouri, while in command OF
the Union forces there, executed ten Con-
federate prisoners contrary to the rules Of
all civilized warfare; and also that he per-
mitted to go unpunished one strackan, a
Provost Marshal. who, under promise to re-
lease her husband, which promise he failed
TO keep. debauched the wife Of q prisoner.
Gen. Mcneil is preparing his defense, part
of which is in the form of a letter fronl his
superior officer, Gen. Morrill,.
WHO SAID LfR7 er..5e
WAsHINeyoN, Feb. 6-There is story
out to-day that at the caucus Of Democratic
Senators on Senator Gordons resolution to
have a special committee on the Inter
ocesnic Canal. q very sharp personal discus
sion occurred between Senators Gordon,
Beck and Vest, and that the lie passed.
This is denied, however, by Senators, but
there is no doubt some basis for the cxag-
eerated reports afoat. No action was taken
by the caucus on the question as to wheth-
er there should be special committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
LOUISVILLE LACONICS.

TORN BY poes---eRASeER DONE FOE, ETC.
Special TO the Star
LOUISVILLE Feb. 6-James W. Mccall
and paper carrier named Wheedon were
both attacked by vicious dogs yesterday
and terribly lacerated.
A Granger from Warren County. O., was
beguiled out of SIS by Annie johnson, .
frail girl here. r
Prof. Bullitt is dead. le
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Killed mt Dayton.
Nat,ona, Associated Press to the Star

National Associated PreM to the Star
DAYTON, o. Feb. 6-James Kelly was
killed at Stout, Mills 4 Temples Foundry
this morning at . O'clock. He WAS assist
ing in removing large flask for molding,
which slipped and fell up III him. He snr,
w ed only few minutes. He leaves a
wife ard two children.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
B. Moore. Of Wyoming, will hear with sin
'cere regret of the death of their only
daughter. "Lina," which occurred at the
family residence at an early hour this
morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Message Of Gov. Davis.

AUGUSTA. Me, Feb. 5-The annual mes
sage of Governor Davis was presented to
the Legislature this morning. The mes
sage is lengthy document, and treats Of
useful subjec g. Governor Davis declares
in favor of hard money us the National cur
rency of the country. s,l.si 3
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

Two hackmen named Frank Rapstop
and William Kelly had fight on Vine
street this morning, and were arrested by
Officer Elder. They were taken to the
Central Station, where they gave bonds for
their appearance in the Police Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Death Record.

/. .tli~tis7s Death Record lyL,
The following deaths haveb been placed on
record since our last report: ID z
Infant Curry, stillborn. city.
Mamie Shelley, IA months. city.
Lizzie Dick, 6 months, city.
Carl Dietz 10 years. city. 'A
Ellen McGlincy. 48 years, Ireland.
Henry Graeter, q years, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
The Inquest on Hays.

National 4 ssociKte.. Press to the Star
NEw YoRK, Feb. 5.--The Indian Commits
sioners met again this afternoon. The re-
port of the subcommittee appointed to
investigate the charges against Ex-Indian
Commissioner Hayt was discussed in secret
session, and the result will probably be its
adoption, and it will be sent with resolu-
tions to tile Secretary Of the Interior at
Washington,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Fa.al shooting at vincsnnss. !.

Special 10 the Star.
VINcENNEs, IND. Feb 6.-During dance
at the house of James Ba hus, on Joe KEEL
soe's farm last night. the son Of Martin
Scott was fatally shot by Dave Judow, of
Goosetown. The affair occurred one mile
from this city. Judow escaped and serious
threats are made against him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Election Frauds Investigation.
National Associated Press 10 the Starr

NAtUntI AsSOClHteu PresS 70 the StaF.
New YoRK. Feb. 6.--Senators Wallace,
Mcdonald and Garland, Democrats with
Senators Hart aud Blair, Republicans, the
6ub-Cnmmittee of the Senate Select Com
nittee formerly the Teller Committee. ap.
pointed to inquire into alleged frauds in
the late elections, arrived here last night,
and at 10 o'clock this morning commenced
their work in the Grand Jnr'f rom Fed
eral Building. The inves igation beoa,
with the examination of H. F. Lippold
which was followed by that of John
Leickie and Others re
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Railroad Rumbling.

Railroad Rumbling.
MACON BRUNSWICK INJUNCTION.
Special to the star.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. a. Parties who
bought the Macon & Brunswick Railroad
at the first sale, which was delared illegal,
have enjoined the last purchasers from
taking the road, and will test their claim in
the Courts. .B %
1t is rum6Sed that some difficulty exists
about the terms, and the Vibbards and
Green. of New York, who last bought the
road, will have trouble getting it. The
other company is making strong efforts to
obtain it. and say they will finish the ex-
tension to Atlanta within twelve months
Deep interest is felt here, as the extension
will give Atlanta route to the sea which
the Central not not control. a'-
w O., G. al. G. RENT.
INDIANAroLrs, Feb. 6-The Master in
Chancery, w. P. Fishback, is in New York,
to attend to the payment of the rent due
the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central
Railroad by the Panhandle, as decreed by
Justice Harlan. -..:-.l-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
A Good Haul.

Detective Mead, Captain Reilly and Off
Ger Conway this afternoon arrested two
burglars named John Miller and William
Bowman at No. 81 George street, where
they had secured board. yg-s-sy
In their possession was found all the
pr perty stolen from the Washington Ho-
tel, on Twelfth street, night before last. A
valise full Of burglars tools was also cap
III red t LfI fH I'D
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

Mr.. Christ. Seufferle, the cooper, of 72
Livingston street, celebrated his fiftieth
birthday anniverstarv to-day. f2
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Sheriff, Quarterly Report,

Mr.. George Weber. Sheriff Of Hamilton
County, submitted his fourth quarterly re-
port to the County Commissioners to-day.
The recapitulation of receipts and expendi-
lures are as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

The libel suit Of VIM. J. Sneed against
the Enquirer was settled in the United
States Court this afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

The Orpheus Grand Masque Ball takes
place at Turner Hall tonight friday
February eth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
sHADowTNe coNDEMNED.

The Executive Committee of the Society
for the Prevention Of Crime met last night
The proceedings are not yet ascertained,
but 1t is understood that statement is pre-.
y,ared which will severely condemn the
practice of shadowing visitors to disreputa-
ble places. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
Showing at Chicago.

Special to the Star.
CHIcAGo Feb. GA drifting snow storm
set in here at noon. The prospects are
good for the heaviest fall Of t. e season.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

DIR. 8. w. Craig was elected Jail Ply
sician by the County Commissioners TO-
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
HAYr 1NvEsrreArrNe coMxlrrrl

HAYT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
National Associated Press to the Star
The Board Of Indian Commissioners, who
have been in session in this city for three
days, concluded their labors last evening
by endorsing the report submitted by the
sub Committee In the case Of ex-Commis-
siouer Hayt s ~ sg4~.ass - -rvs AZ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

Convention Call for Tennessee.
special to the Star. ~ ~ y
NASHVILLE. Feb. ga call was issued to-
day for Republican Convention to meet
May 5th, to nominate q candidate for Gov
erlfbr and elect delegates to the National
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
A sun terraneous soiourn.

A subterraneous SojOurn.
| National Associated Press TO the Star.
| HAVANA, Feb. 6-General Grant and
party went to Matapzas by special train
yesterday morning, where they will visit
| the caves and ieturn on Saturday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
PIXIES OPERA-HOUSE.
Every evening. Saturday Matinee.
LOUIS ALDRICH
CHAS. Z. PARSLOE.

eS CHAS. Z. PARSLOE,
In BARLEY Campbell's famous new American play.
MY PARTNER.
The conspicuous triumph of the season at lhs
Union Square Theater. New York. Presented after
most elaborate PREPARATION with new scenery, new
and beautiful effects.
Box-ofice open at the Theater from 9 a. m. TN
Up. m.,
Sunday, Feb sth-OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR BLAINE.
Sn1 nrac 20, ha tar

NatIOrNl ASsUCtuttH IIebS 70 tI'o DsHH
1WAsHlgGroN, Feb. 6.-Primarv elections
we're held In the twentv-tw0 Legislative
districts of the District last night to elect
delegates to the Republican Convention,
which meets in this city to-day to choose
two representatives from the District OF
Columbia to the Chicago Nominating Con-
yention. a majority Of the local delegates
chosen favor Blaine, and 1t 10 probable the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
. ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA.HOUSE.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
Her Majesty's Opera Company.

TONIGHT. Friday. Feb. 9Th. verdis Open,
r1 81, II Trovatore.
Manrico. Signor Brignoli: II Conte di Lana
Signor Galassi; Azucena. Nine. Lablache sW
Le0nora, Mile. Alwina Valleria.
Grand Farewell Matinee Saturday. Feb 7th,
FAUST.
Saturday Evening, Verdis "Chef d'euvre,"
AIDA.
Sunday Night-Annie Pixley as M'LISS.
PlKE,N lPERA.H0IIS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

NsN .TANNERy scoRcHED AT CHICAGO.
national Associated Press To the Star. ~ ssglN
[ CxIoAao. Feb. 8-Matteson 4 Apples
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

CHICAGO, Feb. 6,-Adolph Hoedt, single,
aged thirty-one, was kicked in the stom-
ach by mule last SATURDAY., and died yes
terday. The doctor said his bowels were
ruptured,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

ws IA rca prpgrss - have raslse sAe discovery
- sSse=es II fsver - Hsssts isaaeseF@atss in sse
sAsr,e ~ tle Netherlands rse@tr wAscA We peh-
irsees l&<s weeks tas Asvisss received il fsaa es-
sseassa in uAsse eee1 faith IN Eaelsc paatsess we
Ian, esHsaeas~. we gladly exSsaiaed and laid il
ees,,-S ~ raelse Or eossesaVsrssy u tAe a.
vvres l=ss<-.s - tAss It's eis,Ss Mr., Gissea tssa
eefsre sAe leSsiass7e shSs wear sssatisr treaty he
su~ers France ard Ggees RSisssn, his eor-sssSaa-
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rspasxs ana asks rs vAy We dsa aoslsSrss 0s this
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~ Aars the tceliazs u tAese eSAslesasa, They
e-ou well ez.oz,A sAss wS have haa nothing ~ 40
vlsA he GszSrrs, sxesrs SaEirS The rEesent year
tss vAscA u~ have S@se-sskea - sspysy It's rast-
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-aszGs e ecth ocr contemporary and his eozres-
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IL - Szy seAe1=s vsscA they advocate. Bat We
&SsAsrs ~ ozr expressed vssv. thar treaty the
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rrse-s,eals. and shss viseoGs any 5lAcrlsy heyoH4
a 5Svfar=ssSc corrsszaorssezcs with MSroz WoS3e-
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rezs<zoS xzG 4A1lSsx szrerrrss any treaty ssV,-
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Coz.-2ssssscsr here : lot oe frSszy - x.y otctI
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sA111A Visit q the King ShrsSd nasy be acise
Frcrsr &zi Gsss-shas. =e Vrosess S-2ius- the talk
sAzs ke soes bessss, tor ofcs6l fsvors~ Let 1S do
czr 5szl1z.ttSe ezSs2<s Il TIE us-L -ssses and
zos rtsa3 vsak-sss, oc poverty As TsaSoC fo<
asking for & trs0iv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24


MoxSSo's Ssssz--szz rzhlssAeG ~ sAs New
Errk Errsnii. tbs. Il - hai aos Aeez hszlscd ~
the Azse<scaz Mlzssss- and the s.sSSsazAzsos> As
vv13 have EzsEse Fssz q sson<y. e1As ~ ssssSsy
sAass sha ores s-Ss@a AiE- ~ rs rsssl rz-p0sss,
Il 4 NzzSz-s - rsAE ~ ssz-<zsSzs sAzs ~ AEs
s5sr>s 4 eS-sasG-eSy h.~ q sssa=asrs Is ao~ r==-
INK eSsEeSn Eo1sskszsl. EozsSz2@ and San FrSz-
esscA Els saxzazre1s Ss-@eSs CO Mr.. william L.
CxSsts SSsE ESzs Mocs1e X csgahis x. Ard rs
ss - E~z SAs se-~sSy 5 s1--1s.e1 viii AZ =s7S
& sAss saeatsssz q Ek~szsxz yezsA, TAs Mod
Il srs-r Ao@ssa EaSz = sAe eoEzs-r Aesls VIII
x1san ~ sAlzk sAA- SzrA zrxrSSsv ss eeEzI
s-s oo,r 41lss~G hz- pass tsr -zsA .A< E>azsx q
sa< sxz-SpExsrs. Czzaos sa< rszS-s sA1s k<- sss
Ez3srssx7G sAlxs sseh Ezxz oxz % zsarS -
zshks sAs@ lzzSsAs-4c-ssocS xsras4 sANa car he
svsr1rzs ~ ySS=< q rEsas1s Eork ~ -ssE,eesShls
Exsz@z= -srrssez-z-ivss &Aran3 ~ C1HE2ss 81
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
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E1Erzz 61zErEX --EEEHz-z s7gIe zr-zas Eza.zsssszs
&c thE 1H.EzazFr af Ei1anE1g szl5rsrz-= EsszIa
E1EEzs1 IN tine huldzzg n1unzfzaze sf Eze zz~
Tasn-zz- "A tis zls5isz= far IA Dz1r- rzrzzzz-
M z1EE & NJ 11zsz 1n1a--lizassf EzEsiz-Nszzz
Eaa- AzzzR Loa E,.z Ezlz1AEi t,s ssr,rnzr -sppzz
EiEA aHsB~- zmz ME1za I1n am = : ar1E. ~zzh EzHz
A1~1nE E-ul tina auF and zsr1aE zh.s E1lnEz s55z "a
4 AZ hrrs hsz-5 NJ Wn- RzrzzEss zz.ze zzz-
EazEszd - Ne -sias snezassz- - - - razz<zze
s.uzz wass Eznw hln and Is zs.zE- Ez.sw 5slzzzn.
#unlE - dnen rns &C. Ezs nnnaE wsnEsrzHl and
HiAHIansl ViEzFH al hsH wurE ThE EfesH na1 I sssn
tsEnz EHa EHhtznr aE EznnEl MalrzS ME-
EEEz1. AgE' - z5A LEx4zzz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

Aec&ssAaA, Al eeAeaAAtas ssleA tat zNeAN The
NurcFean 1ahcscr wiih nnt leae ertAie dNwm w she
raae wei seqesrrA IN the sagss seil& ssiiessuEon
Als eva eass. EA i sslsskae esE ~ many ssrs
fs= vAseA skillei 81 rezsly skilled ana iatsiless
lsl.as Is reqelra eas seF sAe rersaaResas work u
ranrz in saeer eeAaS the aaaR On hrswn races
have sRways rrcSea - ee the hess, We thiSR thai
tAe es4 sAst can he saaa i thas il Is UessA vas's
u razke a tzsai u Rsaas lAhOs And - saske i
Sse1. oss rreses ssssesssOa rasS NJ ee ~ssAee'
v@Aee that planters ee wish 10 esasaae that clsss
* rearas sAaIl ~ intSrsa the Rsara ~ isnaaiIsa
tsosA tAss he Rsar1 sAsy srsu wAesAeg saesc :
any sSs=zl sssaaaa tc< sAesa BY re<tessSaele PER
sezs uAo arr rseay - s=e@s sAe Fe1ssrea sst~sAs-
and enter f=te the necessary ehfSc%tsoas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

C(IplsIMECoUlsrOFT THIN 1tlA ~ A.
= kkn tstkaas Ia ftchA,p IL the K>ieie ~ CON
SfANrf NEkRiiie Il neanlale atSeAaef iaiesskte
EeNke NJ teskfce Harris.
On rStalng and alag the relitca ~ ohta r Ntt~
stH ~ iteneaute &rrt<sid Atxtnx that Con<lAnt r,
Merrill ~ lkeAeai died aseSfate AZ said Hcneiein
she ifth aNy ~ saly, A. n i hefne Al the dae ~ he
avaiA <i.saen ef he uaites >,aies pFAsing that
lessess u kamtnissgetiea ts<ae 70 aid fvusscntf.
0eea n Mtsfilf
4 1 esasrea Tat THURSDAY. the nth aAS q NOV.
kNekN y tSSA he aud hereby ( .sheeinted tet
AcSsn4 said fetiton ocfcfe the said Jaaliec IN the
ceett keu ets hts ceatt. a HeRelNle, At which time
and resee all reras eenesravd sMeS appear and show
esaec Il tAes have. uhy said irtta eAeaid mo- ee
rfaatea and sAsi ths esses hr pnelishssi in TIE Sn
fsh rxuSee ter tAtee suggestive weeks IN TIE Hawai-
ise tsstettc Newspaper IN lteNelnln
Iasxa heae,ala. n. L. tAss slA November, A. y tSSA
CtiAS c, ftAkRfS
Chief iastsee ef the Supreme coart.
Assss.s NE S. kARSARn