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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
METROPOLITAN MENTION,
A RIDICULOUS ROW.
National Associated Press to the Star,

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, April cat o'clock thi.
evening DR.. Theophilus Steele, a well
known physician of West Forty-second
street, was shot in che face and seriously
wounded at Forty-second street and Sev.
enth avenue, by William E. Sawyer, the
well-known electrician. It appears from
what could be learned of the fair from the
police that for some time past there has
been some difficulty between Mrs. Steele
and Mrs. Sawyer which led to considerable
feeling between their husbands. Sawyer
alleged that Mrs. Steele spit down from an
upper story upon Mrs. Sawyer.
SUPPOSED LOSS OF THE MERcAToR.
From inquiries made to-day there is good
ground for the belief that the steamer Mer-
Gator with her entire crew of thirty three
souls, has been lost at sea- The chief Off
Ger of the Valner, which arrived yesterday
says that his ship was on the route where
the Mercator should have been on March
26th, al ran into an immense ice-foat dur
ing binding storm. The opinion is held
by sea-faring men that the Mercator went
down in the gale. There were no passen-
gers on board.
swINDLED BY GYPsIEs.
A new complaint has been made against
the gypsies Wharton that they sWindled a
Virginia planter out Of $40, 900 on the pre-
tense that there was valuable silver mine
on his property. They have been charged
with swindling Missourian out of over
$4,000
OVERDOSE OF OPIUM.
Mrs. Deutsch, lady of this city, died
last night from an overdose of opium,
which she was in the habit of using.
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Fourth Edition.
The LATEST
Indiana Elections.


IND1ANApoLrs April 6.-The returns on
the amendments are yetvery meager, and
what comes in to-day increases the proba.
bilities that they will be carried. Allen
County and Floyd adopt them, and in other
Democratic counties the majorities against
them are below the party average. In this
county the majority favoring them will be
over 5000.
VINcENNEs, IND, April 6.-Nugent, Dem
ocrat, for Township Trustee, has 20 major
Ity. Somes and Massey, Democrats, and
Jackson, Republican, are the Justices. The
Constitutional Amendments are beater
here, but carried in the county.
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DOWN ON KiLLOCH.
What the Citizens Protective Union
Will Do.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN, FRANCISCO, April 6.-It is evident
that the paramount influence Of the Citi-
zens' Protective Union will prevail in all
municipal matters, Kearney and Kalloch
to the contrary notwithstanding. Mayor
Kalloch is the next objective point, and is
to be made personally to feel the weight of
their condemnation.
The proposed action was first made pub
lie at the meeting of the Board of Super
vsors last night, when resolutions were
adopted instructing the Judiciary Commit
tee to investigate the matter thoroughly
and report what action was proper in the
premises.
The Committee was empowered to en-
ploy counsel. and this is regarded as evinc-
ing determination to keep the investiga.
ton technically and strictly within the
provisions OF the law, In order that when
the matter is brought into Court Kalloch
can not escape under technical plea.
1t is probable that Kalloch will be prose.
cuted in exactly the same manner as were
Kearney and Cannon. The workingmen's s
protest against counting the ballots for the
Citizens ticket was filed yesterday.
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Death of Mrs. HO DDS M other.

Special to the Star
New ORLEANS, April 6-Mrs. Elenora
Herman, mother of the late Mrs Gen. ].
B. Hood. died yesterday and was buried
this morning. Since the death of Hood
and his wife of fever last year she has had
the custody Of the orphans, now utterly
bereaved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
The Texas Tornado.
Special to the star.

HousroN, TEX, April 6.-This town has
been visited by most destructive lorna.
do, only 300 yards wide, blowing down and
demolishing chimneys, fences trees, side.
walks, roofs and about twenty houses and
one residence. A new brick building and
negro church aie among the ruins The
only fatal casualty was negro woman
'mortally injured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
YESTERDAYS ELECTION.
A Very Light Vote and a Republican
Success In This City.

The vote yesterday was d very light one
and the result sweep for the Republic.
ans. Eshelby, Republican. for City Audit.
or, is elected over Hoffman by not far from
1000 majority, and Council and School
Board largely Republican. Fuller details
are given in our reports below and in re.
ports of the ward results on another page:
The following are the total votes received
by the various candidates in the city.
CITY Comptroller.
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WATCHES.
BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL Southern District of Ohio.-In Bankruptcy
No. 1,781.--In The matter of G. +. Hammer,
a bankrupt - The creditors of said bankrupt
are notified that he has fled HIS petition in this
Court praying for final discharge from all his
debts provable under the Bankrupt Act and the
acts amendatory thereof, and said creditors are
required to appear at Court of Bankruptcy to be
street. Cincinnati, on the 2ith day of April,
1880, at 10 o'clock a. M, and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, April I'd, 1880
FLAMEN BALL,
Register in Bankruptcy,
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CTANDARD SIGN WRITER. AND LETTER.
y ERS' Companion, practical book for practi.
cal men. Explicit instructions and models alpha
Manual, Soc Of booksellers and D nters' supply =
houses or by mail. JESSE HANY q CO., liS &
Nassau street, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Ponds Extract. Used alike by the inedi-
cal profession and the people, it holds a po-
sition held by no other medicine in this
country, or perhaps, the world.
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Special to the Star. aT
New YORK, April GA telegram just re-
eeived from Mobile states that the injunc-
ton recently granted by the Chancellor of
Alabama on application of the American
Union Telegraph Company to restrain the
Western Union Telegraph Company from
interfering with the construction of tele-
graph lines upon the various railroads in
Alabama has been dissolved upon the
ground that the American Union Telegraph
Company had not yet obtained rights un-
der condemnation on contracts, the Judge
holding that the exclusive contracts be-
tween railroad companies and the Western
Union Telegraph Company were void. An
appeal has been taken by the American
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Dropped Dead IN Hamilton.

HAMILTON, April 6.-Henry Kaup, aged
73, and an employo Of Northrup, the coal
and lime merchant, dropped dead OF heart
disease at the Office of his employer, at
o'clock this morning. A post-mortem will
be held this afternoon.
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AATAppU Positive and permanent cure
hlhtstsu.for Catarrh. Pleasant constitu-
tional and local treatment We guarantee q
y cure in every case. Address Dra KlTZMIL-
LER 4 KlTZMtLLER, Piqua, Ohio
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
CINCINNATI PERSONALS.

CINCINNATI PERSONALS.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Warner NJ. Bate
man and c. w. Moulton, Of Cincinnati,
and James W. Wright, of Newport, KY,
arrived in this city last night
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FIRE AT oUrTMAN, MISSOURI.
lonal Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 6-Six buildings
were burned Sunday morning at Quitman,
Nodaway County, caused by an exploding
lamp in James Murray's saloon. Loss,
$4,000.
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Women who would Not Vote.

National Associated Press 70 the StaE
NEW York. April 6.--An election was
held yesterday at New Rochelle, about
thirty miles distant, for School Trustees
and School Treasurer, the first held under
the new law, which permits women to vote
for school officers. Not one of the women
of the place, however would cast vote.
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HEUCK'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Greatest play of the Season The Famous Heroic
Actor
OLIVER D0UD BYRON
Supported by Miss Kate Byron, Chas. A. Gardner,
Joe IL. Banks, John Pendy, and frst-class Dra-
matte Company, in the new ana thrilling sensa-
ton drama,
10000 MILES AWAY
New and magnificent scenery by Hughes.
Admssion-l5 rs and Soc Reserved seats at
Perry & MOrton's l62 Vinest.
Monday April 12-Alice Oates Opera Company
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Second night of the farewell engagement Qimi
ted to this weekly OF the famous 50

F; coLvILLE
:0PERA BURLESQUE COMPANY:
TUESDAY EVENING, April 9Th, 1880, first time
in Cincinnati of Byron's greatest burlesque,
Qll-treated) IL TROVATOKE.
Wednesday Matinee Magic Slipper" Wednes-
day -" Babes in the Wood" Thursday"
inson Crusoe." Frday-"Il Trovatore'' and ''Ox-
ygen." Saturday Matinee = Babes in the Wood"
Saturday Night-"Blue Beard. - Sunday-"Bo-
hemian Gy-urP' and "PiffPaff"
Seats at Hawley's or Box Office OF the Theater.
Monday, April 12-The Tourists
/ 1KE'S OPERA-HOUSE. - WEEK OF APRIL
9th, 1880. Only. Matinee on Saturday. Second
night OF H. ]. BYRON'S successful London Come
dy OUR GIRLS" "Its fun was of the heartiesr"
IN Y. Herald. ''There was q constant ripple
of laughter throughout the house. which not un-
frequently rose to a roar. ."-l Boston Herald.
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TELEGRAPH TANGLE.
AMERICAN UNION JUNCTION DISSOLVED.

Special to the Star.
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swINDLED BY GYPsIEs.

Mrs. Deutsch, lady of this city, died
last night from an overdose of opium,
which she was in the habit of using.
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A MURDERED INFANT.

P1ouA, O., April 6.-The body of a
female child only day or two old was
found in the canal lock here yesterday,
tied up in a coffee sack, with its head
mashed The body had begun to decom-
pose. No clue yet to the crime.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26
whas our pe,egation Aeeonpl,ahaa.


During the recent session of Che Legisla.
ture the following bills were INTRODUCES. by
the Anderson delegation, and have become
laws:
BY Col. Mattison-An n Act to further pro-
vide for drainage in Anderson and other
counties, which requires the County Com
missioners TO see that the law requiring
creeks and rivers to be cleaned out twice @
year is complied with.
BY Mr.. Murray-An Act to facilitate the
completion of the Blue Ridge Railroad, of
which synopsis is published on another
page.
An Act to amend tho Act providing for
the construction Of Canal in the city of
Charleston, intended to enable the State
authorities to contract for furnishing stone
to parties in Charleston.
An Act to charter the Anderson and
Easley Railroad Company, intended to
connect with, and form part of, the At
| lantic and French Broad Valley Railroad.
An Act TO require Circuit Solicitors to at
| tend the sessions of the General Assembly
and assist in drawing Bills, engrossing and
enrolling Acts, and requiring them to GER
tify to the correctness of the work, the OBJ
ject of which is to prevent the recurrence of
the mistake which occurred in the Supply
Bill and required the late extra session.,
In addition to this Mr.. Murray and Mr..
Richardson, of Horny, had q special drain
age Act passed for Anderson and Horny
Counties providing for the ditching of boz
tom land, which will be published for the
benefit of our readers soon.
Col. Crayton, in the Senate. had yesolu-
ton passed authorizing the Director. of this
Savannah Valley Railroad to postpone the
collection of the taxes voted, If they see
proper to do SO.
In addition to this the Anderson delega-
ton effected number OF important amend
ments to several measures which became
] law,
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q Z. " I.l5l-s ~ > . = y r.
son Board of Trade and not the Town
Council, they could not be hold responsible
for the loss, and It seems that it was upon
this ground tbet the jury based their yer.
dict.
The fine merchant mill and cotton gin of
Mf. Z. @. Winginton, aitueted In Brusby
Creek township in this county, was entire
ly consumed by fire on Friday night Of last
week. Tho burning Tas evidently the work
Of and incendiary. as it occurred at one
O'Clock in tho night, and the fire burned
from two portions OF the building. 1t Is
entirely nnaccountable, as Mr. wiGinton Is
most excellent gentleman, and was not
Known to have an enemy in the world.
His loss Is heavy one, reaching three or
four thousand dollars, which was uninsur-
ed. We hope the perpetrator Of the crime
will be ferretted out and punished with the
uttermost severity of tho law. Incendiary
fires are becoming entirely too frequent in
this State.
We are rained to record the death of AIre.
Francis Anderson, wife OF Mr.. r.. @. An.
derson, OF Broadway township, which sad
event occurred on Monday last, in the esd
year of her age, after an illness of a week or
ten days. Up to Saturday, 14th instant,
Mf5. Anderson had enjoyed her usual
health, when she receive /. o slight stroke Of
paralysis, which was followed on Friday
last by another stroke much severer than
the first, and which resulted in her death
on Monday. She was daughter of the
late Robert Smith, who was well known to
our older citizens as one of the best and
foremost citizens of Anderson County DUR
Ing his life. She was lady of refinement
and culture, eminentiy pious, consistent
and devout member of the Presbyterian
Church, and was highly respected and
greatly beloved by all who knew her. Her
remains were inferred in the Presbyterian
graveyard at this place ON tuesday after
noon after impressive funeral services con-
Quoted by DR.. Frierscn. Her husband and
eleven children, together with her mother
and several sisters and brothers. and many
other relatives mourn her death.
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49,.

al FAMILY or afuEDERE Tie
conviction n of Grove Kennedy for man
elauter and a verdict OF senty. oae yearss
+ Id lne ,penitentiaFy, announced Enonr
Rock Castle, KY, riiaiir the end OF one
lof Kentucky d ceiehsAted cfiflsfaa chses.
I Fn rabftaty, 1 Ksnned II became ifi4e
volved ia; & ihwelIt with his uncle, Is. ID,
Kehdedy, which 0ngeussefed bitter fselS
ling. Alter tue adj0urnuiens of thBG Court.
nc Lancaster ono day; he took his station
In che g&stibut6 es1 us tho 6l Il fSsii Il rafiis
out lastled bis pistol auti alliI6t Aim
through tho head. On his way .os' III no
escaped 4iaEa the guard, hia iaiEiialsl diiinE
betiseeRsn;m aud their guns; and calling
on tue officers 20 Shoot Ser hut not her,
husband. He gas 4 finally gecaptnred
and tr!al III December, 4 SIT hut Ell ;sssfTSSs
iwas no verdict. The next Jnne he sgas
tried legain, convicted, and sen nfsncad to-
for; life This eenteace
Hns reversed by flie Court of Appeals,l i
The nRse was then changed 10 Roeki
Castle Circuit, where q concluaisa llIas
Just been reached! The Eenned y fans
lily is we'll connected snc famous for It's
fighting gaaiitis5 e e. .. H m
!5d9fed ky Gro II Had two men Grove
killed two another brother Filled one s:
his bretherin-iaW killed q negro, and;
was pardoned by GoycFn0f Blac kbiifti,
asother brother.i fiiAs y attacked Sam
Conn, and in; tic e l,t, both ssnre lrillesi
andy lNenaeuy, 3 ana 8 q q az IF-BgpEnerys
Henry YeakF, were onth illed in per-
e6nal' encounters ;fan illegi itiiaat8 eos cf
Is. n. Kehnedyi Glsa killed his mani
Convictions f6lloWed several laf these
murders. hut taracns by the. Governor
were nscufesl in nearly oil casess /: Tts is
mot thought that Grogs IEennasig will
seese out bis tefra
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ns.,aadasgas.sa

\ Ref. t.. ~ !. yer preached m able a,its !.
logical scrIllaii5 5Ast eabbatl II Ii lNesl's Creek
Church to large ai,d attentive congrega-
aicp.... This township Inns i've schools
three white and two cni1resss t,Ksise average
atsefltafce 10 very good small gf..ii
c::5rs In this seCtioii are looking much
Ter since the stiotYs.... The Good TenipIayg
have organized at J, ,r'oadasay i eqiietsy !. 6.
Tho Meats Greek Division, ,Soiis III TEN per-
apce. Is 10 g houEishing condition With
Usptain JOHN Martin as yettily Fatfiafes,. I
-..... The yhiskey traffic carried on, Ii n:s
alarming eater in This CONN unity, and jys
injnring the morals Of botlIold ard yolsne.
II the laRss OF our coltsltrg will permit SUCH
q ipsc tratlc. Ibope that tie Sons tiE ,Feni-
perance md Good Tempiars united VIII
come to tho fsscle, and do something 70
stay this, tie great st Of suises. Ssl
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B; es re cllSss o.ssy
s,a Court "a Il. sis Il, jI,ss5s ss.sS
PLEADED tiie def f5sii hi as5 y
Hlihl, siiEl tl,at ma fslibi o.
aetenaptod ~ lze yst0fli.ful l2yi tisesi, ass
pro ysiit g good dcgcnce. that flse dSfdiIfs3
sge. one 81 5ase stid The ciiaSacfe d tEa
tiaft! !es epd tticif - il0sfff to :
Ltle jury; flsaL the lfss had 4 b ts enitie
but by the party ySleIdlI Is Ila bussi ess oI
pfoef being on him. tiiiit if 4 he fssfeiice
were pyoyed 70 tiic get Aiaotiou OF III, fifYy
acquitted. sSSs X y
f'ha Court then irslrics The Jury ri fi,s
ssae OF Ellisons yiDas iE thes bsiisyf yfsI ISI-s
confession Wltff0tFSa is,ttmofiy sf5af5 I'D
guilt. fiat he wss ses iciensIY ilezF Wien
4hS burning ssGs dotte 10 aid his % soesates
sE aid were needed, atld tie defsnea OF IN
nlsbi not austaiEfeg by pre0f, they should
md him guilty, bIts tlFlIt II hoy beliegegi
!, nus lsas gail. not 2, q
etsa, or IL bis Of an aIsbi j, iIa sCs-
teined by pS5Oi, they should EiKis HIM rot
utlty--AfiH one or tha aItefndt w. if iaciss
sal. : 4 n. &
The Judges charge Ssas listened To ssitl
profound attention by The 3Sfy ana tiles
large and dFzlil ntessstsd autii5,tcs which
crowded the Court room during It's 6leliysy
~, and OF It's conclusion lie bill ofs sas
dictment wes delivered to tld fosomall III
The jury, who, rith bis associate ret tired
so the jary room at ~ o'elosEs j. M, ard
there dclileratsd upon the case until about
70 o'ciocI, + When shey returned ,si d ,yes-
dict Of INF gull for sill the jGcc,ised
Thus elideti one OF tie mort 10 Jeresif1g
,as well as imI ortant CAGES eve, tried bcfores
the Anderson Court,
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THc3sAHDs pels III, .sFa4Y aEsIr iii IS
edqpted especially 70 those cas- =: tTlirTe Tho
womb is discfde efe!, and VIII ctst5 any 5lr-s
regularity OF tho iBnses. I, Dr.. y. Bird
.iefd's EeInhla Eegula ator arts kR5 4 charm
ia .'sgistes,, or a snddaa check as tia
inonthly courses. !, front cnld, ;;renhle Of
nlinQ, or Hike cz1yfS- uy
charge in every instance. so also IN nhFan.
10 caseC its pction e prompt end deeis;
and saves Jise cons tat u IiolI fsoTn coi4 less
evils and premature d .tsl} your drug
gist for o circular
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ssPE CIV ~ orIc Es

E1Ug.Ts5 aiasR III epEe s KS lsssrsss
j. q. Hamlin and ) A. Emerson have gsne
to TENNESSEE Tor q drove y. ;;ne Horses and
Malep, which win gdfye BS Saledag IN
March. They viii nis6 sisis SSItoil sli,sll>
those Wishing TO PURCHASE either or
Horses would do wen to d r f,uEohasing
until their drove aifives. 92-72s Y!
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ITATEISII.. ID I'D.

"A Ill persoiis venting TOM f3STGFl rs
6A win do we'll 20 Cail ON rue, aAs ] itays
on hind all s3s;s q II, s..ss @ -
the new designs. wafratit my work 70
give aatfs laeticu Fficas to srik lhe stIlltss
B ] am prepared 70 81 lse care os the CA-shsy
rates at the Bsnson Ifog IIealS - con y
80 THfOS. F ~
:Eeb g. 1850
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s-- 1he s9ta te / refsuSy 1s. q nai5 4.
cash balance nf ssA22Ell O0e.
~. oae hundred shotsaHtf allesp are
taxed In enREs cps,nfR lazaa 81 -.
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3e-YT or en- jFIl 4 /. 3 SEsr Z fifsa1 u n d
k. Tho npdeEsig gnef lsyecf spf S,s tila
Estate of john Rogers, dcceRscd, terefy
ssiyss5 III tics thai no vii apply to -
az PrOb re .nE An ieISoIl *, : :, on tlts 2sle
tihv OF Hfarch, 1880, FOR q { lllsl Sc tis
yfaeEit OF oaid State, and 5 'ilFcllnyge is3tn
said Esx lbfziiip.
< iT. n. I,gls7EssE
1rsl, 10. iss0 a2 ~
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