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) And still the cotton worm faileth
to come to time. If he does conclude
to make us visit, it is now too late
for him to do very serious damage.
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LOCAL DO L 5.
Our Jail is empty.

Two First Class SEWING MACHINES
for sale cheap at the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
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Mrs. A. C. Deal, fret bale new cot
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IEO, WOODS { cos UPRIGHT PIANOS POSSESS
< CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS

LIBERAL TERMS TO AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY cTX
WHERE THESE INSTRUMENTS REPRESENTED
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VARIETY SHOWS.

The Mayor Requests the Common Council to
Take Some Action in Regard to Them.
To the Honorable Board of the Common Council:
Several months since I submitted for
your action the petition of Mr.. Louis Zim.
norman for license to conduct variety
show, which has been referred to the Com.
mittee on Rules and Regulations; and
now call your attention to the speedy re-
quirement of report from the said Com
mittee on the subject, to establish, accord
ing to the jurisdiction vested in your hon
orable body, lawful ordinance governing
applications of such character.
This request is based upon the following
reasons, viz:
First-Every variety show in the city of
Cincinnati is running at large and holding
nightly orgies, as heretofore. without the
surveillance of the proper authorities
Second--Ths work of reform in that d.
rection has been without avail, and with
impupity the same scourge and disgrace is
imposed upon this community as in former
deya ............. -..,. .......
Third d-Furthermore, without compen-
sation for the required license the city suf-
fers a loss of revenue through the unde-
cisiveness and laxity to adopt the proper
ordinance. #l... .H. ,
Fourth-Besides all this, parties unaware
of the existing circumstances place the re-
sponsibility and negligence in action
toward establishments of said character
upon the executive officer of this city, and
to remedy the present condition according
to the best judgment of your honorable
body, recommend speedy consideration
of the report of the said Committee to
whom the said petition has been referred.
Respectfully,
CHARLES JACOB JR., Mayor.
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A JUROR IN TROUBLE.
Proceedings in Contempt Of Court Against
George Prior ISL. .

Proceedings in Contempt Of Court Against
... ... George Prior
The case of jacob Metzger, administers
tor Of Jacob Neufart, againstethe Connecti
cut Life Insurance Company to recover
SIS, 900 damages on a policy of insurance,
was in Or gress this week before Judge
Foraker, in the Superior Conrt On Tues
day the case WIS given to the jury, who
were ins ructed not to talk TO any one
about the case except among themselves in
the jury-r
1t now seems that one of the jurors disc.
beyed these Instructions and finds himself
in bad hole just now.
George W. Prior, assistant cook at the
County Jail, made affidavit last evening
that one of the jurors, named George
Prior, a cousin q his, came to him and
talked to m about. The case. He stated
that Prior told him TO see Metzger and tell
him that the jury w0 Id be against him II
he did not psy over $50 or $50 to the juror
(Priorl 5 1o~o- f,a f
Mr Theodore Horstman thereupon this
morning proceeded belore Judge Foraker
in contempt OF Court" against Prior. The
t,aper states that the words used by Juror
Prior to bis cousin were: II am afraid the
insurance company will get verdict. The
jury now stands 10 against Metzger
You better see Ae,z and see what he can
do, and then you see Ellis and let him know
what Metzger will do"
Judge Foraker iss sed an order sin con-
tempt" and instructed the Deputy Sheriff
t, at once arrest Prior.
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COLlMA CUNVULSED.
A Mexican Volcano in Active
5eam Eruption. o4


Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS May IA special from the
City of Mexico says: The volcano of Colima.
now in active eruption. is grand and
MAGNIFICENT sight. The first symptoms Of
activity were manifested Sunday. There
we're low rumblings and subterranean NUT
terings, and the mountain shook and trem-
bled. The eruption at night is full OF
splendor and grandeur. Wednesday night
lurid flames shot up from the crater OF the
volcano, illuminating the darkness for
miles around.
Incandescent stones are also thrown up,
t 'gether with showers Of ashes which
darken the attn osphere in day time. The
fire. smoke, ashes and stones are accom-.
panied with dreadful subterranean thnn'
derings and frightful and unearthly noises
under the volcano, together with quakings
of the earth. Inhabitants of villages and
towns in the vicinity of the mountain are
in state of panic and wild terror, They
are indeed in danger in case OF a flow Of
lava.
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The Committee recommend that the ap-
portionment OF the tax levy for the present
year be fixed as follows: For poor accounts
8 cents on the $l00 valuation; gas, cents;
public buildings, 2 cents; Street Fund, 20;
Jail, cents; sch OILS, 20c;' Interest Fund,
20 cents; General, cents; Sinking, 2
cents; total, 81.
Adopted, and the rate of taxation fixed
at s. 8 "
CAPTURED A CAR.-Bertha Nelson and
Jessie Lawrence, two daisies of easy virtue,
haiing from Cincinnati, were arrested
about II o'clock last night by Officers Flynn
and Miller on charge of disorderly con-
duct. The girls, both rather young and
quite handsome, and each neatly attired in
suits Of black and hats of the nobbiest get
up, crossed the Railroad Bridge to
this side about 10 o'clock, and
boarded car for Layton. with the inten-
ton as they stated of collecting bill from
DR.. -, of that town. There were several
lady passengers in the car at the time, and
the conduct and language of the damsels
became so obnoxious that the former or
dered the Car stopped when they stepped
out and preferred walking home. The con-
ductor thereupon ordered the damsels to
step down and out, but this they peremp-
torily refused to do, but on the
contrary set about to force the conductor
from the car, stating that they would take
charge and run her the balance of the night,
and would guarantee speed such as was
never made before on the track. Here 9
lively tussle ensued, during which the
conductor was treated rather roughly and
finally forced from the car. About this
time Officers Flynn and Miller hearing
the loud talk hastened to the
scene. and arrested the two damsels,
preferring charge of disorderly
conduct against them. They passed the
night in the old rookery called the Station
house, and had for their bed the other side
of an oak plank. This morning they ar.
ranged their toilet as best they could with
the very scant material at hand and kindly
furnished by the good-natured police. On
being arraigned before His Honor the
Mayor this morning they pleaded guilty to
the charge preferred, but stated that they
were under the influence Of liquor at the
time. They were fined $40 and costs each,
but both being minus the amount were re-
manded back to Jail to work 1t out.
His Honor visited the Jail about an hour
later and found the dear creatures crying
and fretting their little lives away, and
being moved gave them a short lecture,
(Dave winking at them to keep up the
weep( after which he reduced the fine to
81 and costs. The boys made up the latter
amount, and the daisies on being turned
loose declared that they were done with
Newport now and forever.
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reaotionary policy regarding South African
affairs lfi i' Ns'f,
INDIANAPOLIS.

SEEKING eALLows MoDEL-BLncK SOLD
ILLNESS OF MRS. GOV. WILLIAMS. ETC
special to the StAr. , I.-..
INDIASApoLrs, May 7.-Sheriff George
Weber and aG, of Cincinnati, were In the
city Yesterday, examining the scaffold at
the County Jail. with view to erecting one
for hanging to take place in that citv.
They decided to adopt the style Of Sheriff
Pressley's platform and door.
Hervy Bates, administrator for Elizabeth
Bstes, sold the Novelty Block, ON West
Washington street. yesterday, to Alexan-
der Rieman. OF Baltimore, for $42 900 cash.
Ralph Hunter, sixty years OF age, and
Laura o. Balfe. seventeen years old, were
yesterday declared insane.
The latest telegram from Governor Will
iams announces that there is no improve.
ment In his wife's condition. t r.Hn
Hon. Rev. Mr. De La Ma'yr will preach
at the CoburHstreet Church Sunday morn.
ing and at Roberts Park in the evening.
1t is stated that John Cy New will
take possession Of the indianapolis Journal
within twenty-four hours; consideration,
| $50. 600 cfO F. Tgs3 i't
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structed to make a final report by the next

meeting.
The Hazen alley ordinance passed,
aud the Clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for improving the same.
An ordinance for the laying of sidewalks
on the streets improved twelve months
was presented and rejected.
MIR. Peacock raised the election Of new
President of the Board, and on motion 1T
was deferred until the first meeting in
June, to give P. f. Genowsy, ST., time to
test the matter of his election in the
Courts p.
DAYTON. KY.
Installation of Good Tsmplar officers to-
night t .a. ....
Miss Mary Goetze's many frfendswil be
pleased to learn that she is steadily I'M
proving.
The Newport News gives an account oil
how two maidens captured one OF the Day.
ton cars last night
Mr.. John V. Nicolai has donated pair
of elegant lawn vases to the M. E. Church
for the ornameItation OF the yard.
Subscribers to the iiDrary organized
about wear ago can get their JOCKS OF
their money refunded by calling at Goetze's
drug store.
Major Russell, of the Barracks, was ur
here yesterday with Captain Bean looking
for a suitable location for battalion ol
regulara His decision is not known.
Rev. Mr.. Eldwell, the venerable minister
of st. Johns P. e. Church. was reported tc
be dying at noon. kilograms have been
sent for his sons at Des Moines, Iowa, and
Shawneetown, Illinois, to come home with
all possible speed.
Scott Fowler was taken down to Newport
last night by Officer Mccormack on charge
of disorderly conduct, in throwing bowlders
through car window at Dr.. Keith. Squire
Buchanan fined Scott $25 and costs thi'
morning, and in default of which he wa
sent to the rock pile.
The Newport Council last night tabled 1
resolution to reduce the tax on Dayton
cars They evidently do not reflect tina
the present Company is new one which ha
never been antagonistic to the Council ant
that the road as now run is a credit and ;
benefit to Newport as well as Dayton Gen
tlemen, be neignborly in this business.
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. o.

DAYTON. o.
There were twelve deaths and twenty-six
births last week. 'S"t
The Mayors Court was largely attended
yesterday, the Sunday ordinance case
against Jake Reynold coming up for trial.
Frank Howell, plasterer by trade, was
down on the Mayors blotter yesterday
morning, charged with being known
thief" -.'.t
William Fossell, cooper, was caught by
Officers Keller and Decker, Wednesday
night, carrying coal from the yard OF Whit
more s. Co. t. wed.
The Ascension Day service at Christ
Church last evening, attended by Reed
Commandery Knights Templar in full uni
form, was very impressive.
The annual mission is being held at
Emanuel Church. Last evening Rev. Chas.
Hahne WAS presented by the Church So
ciety with handsome vestment and $68 in
gold. urn ao
A little boy Of eight years. the son of
Geo Kirby, Of the Fire Department. fell
out of the window at his home yesterday,
breaking his right arm between the elbow
and tne wrist @ lalrF
The following marriage licenses were is.
sued Yesterday by the Probate Court: W.
Franklin Cummins and Addie L. Doudna,
William Hoffman and Katie Ochs, Joseph
Kuhnn and Josephine Schommer. John l.
Norris and Fannie A. Kopp Wilmer W.
Mckinney and Alice A. Butler, Henry 8.
Myers and Anna W. Eby.
Yesterday afternoon Geo. w. Hatfield
and a man named Fitzpatrick were en-
gagged in tearing down the old Bidleman
tannery building. McDonough street, when
a portion OF one OF the walls gave way. car
rying with it the floor and the men into q
heap upon the ground floor, distancs Of
nearly or quite thirty feet. Both men
were buried beneath pile of brick and,
timbers, and 1t was supposed both were
dead. Their fellow-workmen hastened to
their relief, and were very agreeably sur-
prised to find both men able to walk when
released. Each man was bruised about the
arms but escaped other injury. 80
5t Additional Bellevue, Ky.
CouNcrL PRooEEDINaa Council met last
night ii, regular session--Pr President Hobssn
and Anspaugh and Patchen absent. ~
Charles w. Nagel was made chairman,
pro tenn. VA .f,3 .ii'o.i
titioned for the use Of the Council Cham
Der on Saturday evening. Petition grsnted.
The property owners of property abutting
on Dinimick alley protested against the
manner Of the Improvement being put
down in that alley. Referred to Improve
ment COMMITTEES, with power to act ~,
The Delinquent Tax Collector was In
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Local Personal.

Captain O. H. Ross Of the United States
Treasury Department, Washington, 10 Wis
iting fr,endsin this locality at present.
J. E. Frey, the well known fish dealer Of
West Fifth street, died yesterday at the
age Of thirty-nins years He'will be buried
Sunday.
Capt Lew Wilson left last evening for
.Cbarlest n, 8. G., to attend the annual
meeting of the Supreme Lodge of knights
Of Honor. ~ rg9l d. iesi.. gGi3t. feet
!. Mr.. ]. B. Sheppard, agent OF Manager
Nunez's Saints and Sinners Dramatic
,onll any is in the city and rel orts the
piece altogether frst-rate and pronounced
success.
Mrs. Thomas Emery, of West Fourth
street, gave card reception last evening
from 4 to 7lo'clock. Several hundred guests
were present. The decorations were hand
some. An elegant collation. was served by
Roth. OF the st. Nicholas R.
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LOUISVILLE, May THE Kentucky Leg
islature adjourned Yesterday, after session
# one hundred and twenty seven days,
being sixty seven days over the constitu-
tional limit. .t
The prominent acts of the session were
the abol>hment If the fee system for Court
officers in large cities; the providing for
submitting the question OF Constitutional
Convention toa vote of the people; the
creation of a State Railroad Commission,
and the changing OF the Penitentiary sys-
tenn from lessee to a warden.
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Karrlags Licsnssa.

Thefollowlng marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Thomas May and Bridget Toohey.
Isaac Hester and Mary Shay. ..
Charles D. Cook and Chris ina Roth.
Leonidas Moore and M. Jennie Traver.
Frank Kellerman and Philomena Mesker.
Christian Uhl and Dnra Boyer.
p VIM. Sullivan and Bertha Clark.
John F. Sheehan and Johanna Geghan.
John H. Brady and Priscilla A. Peele.
Charles J. Colling and Mary L. Boyle.
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A regular meeting of the Board of Con-
troll was held this morning. After refusing
to sanction the action of the County Com
missioners in contracting With Mr.. Phillips
for the Strengthening Of the Venice Bridge,
because the letting had not been advertised,
the Board transacted nothing but routine
work and adjourned. 8EG ls4Igs sso5g
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Death Record.

Death Record.
The following deaths nave oeen placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Schroeder, stillborn, city.
Founding. months. CITY.
Fred. Huber, months, city. "
VIM. Paine, 43 wears, city.
Kate Roeer. 81 years. city.
Richard Brandt, IN years, city. ~
Walter Wells, 26 years, United States.
Henry k1sker, 46 years. Germany.
Margaret Wuest, 28 wears, Germany.
Catharine Bowling, As years, ireland.
Julia Brown, 80 years, ireland.
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THE UUUK'IS
TO.MORROw's CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow Saturday are a.
follows: r.
Motions in all the rooms except No. !.
cIyprpynp

SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Foraker.
84,571-Maria Kirman vs.. David Humphreys
ct al
34,577-Wm. p Kmball vs. G. H. Corner.
34,5Sl-Home Secu rity Building and Loan Asso-
citation vs.. John W. HasKinA
34,6l7-Mary J. Cowan VS.. Anthony Schlauser
ct al.
s5,693-Irish Building Association No. VI
Dennis J. Foley and wife.
34,7l2-John T. Weighell vs. Robert c. McGill.
34,722-Michael WerK vs. Gustav Hof ct al
34,723-GambrInus Stock Co. vA M. L. Rottger
ct al
34,7@-R. Cobb ct al. vs.. David Weisenborn
ct al.
34,73O-Albert Doeblin ct al. vs.. Shields, May
a On
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The Socialists at their regular monthly
business meeting last night passed reso-
luton instructing the Secretary Of the sec
tien to petition the Board of Education to
enforcs ths Compulsory Educational Law.
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The Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Philadelphia
received call from the Seventh Presby
terian Church some time ago, aud who ar
rived in this city yesterday, will preach q
the Seventh, Sunday next.
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The Mt. Lookout Methodist Episcopal
Church as incori GRATED to-day. The Trus
tees are Chas G. Isham, 8. A. Leeds D. W.
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Elm street, between Fourth and Fifth, Cincin-
natl has Just been refitte,i and furnshe 'ongh-
out Rates 81 30 and e per day Ho se Cans to|
and from the Exposition Buildings pass thnI
house every three minubeG teRf- it
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Morton, Elias Ehl.r and John s HIGHLAND.

The County Commissioners held re-.
ular meeting to-day, and after passing fsv
county bills adjourned. e ~
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Park is showing fine lot of sun umbre3.
las and parasols at 81 Fountain Square
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srR oARsEr woLsELEYlsAIIs.

y LospoN, siay .sir Garnet Wolseley
embarked at Cape Town for England yes
tsrdsy. Before leaving Natal he had an IN,
teryiew with John Dunn. who 'reported
that through ut ZtiluiandA the feeling re-
garding the settlement of affairs there is
Satisfactory. Gen. WOlseley deprecates any
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-07

PAa1s, May 7.-Pere Hyacinthe and his
Vicar Able Bichery have had q terrible
quarrel. The Vicar disapproy,1 of the res
oiution 70 place Il Church Of Rue Roche.
chouart under the jurisdiction tof the
Anglican Bishop Of Edinburs, and failing
eto prevent tho obnoxious. transfer, the
Vicar seeded, and Pere Hyacintbe brought
a serious accusation against him and re-
fused 20 give up the priestly garments.
claimed by ihe seeding Able ~ his o%n
property. and tile latter purposes bringing
An action against Hyacinthe for damages
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BANKRUPTCY IS RIFE.

LONDON, MAY IA dispatch from Berlin
,pays that bankruptcy is rife in Constsnti
pcple Asa means Of postponing the ray
ment of the armv and civil service con-
tractors they have their Claims referred 10
cinnumerabls commissions These, after
endless delays, hand them checks upon
some provincial board. which, upon appii.
cation. is found TO be penniless. In its ex-
treme embarrassment the Porte has seized
tn, pension fund of the Foreign, the Post,
and the Telegraph Offices employee
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The New Central Hotel,

HOTEL
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CONSPIRACY IN CUBA.

MADRID, May lit is officially an
sounced here that conspiracy has been
discovered at Mayari and in that neighbor-
hood, in Cuba, and that fortv-two arrests
have been made, and the prisoners are be-
Ing tried by Court-martiaL W
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LONDON, May The Marquis of Ripon.
the newly appointed Viceroy of India, i'll
leave in a few days for MS post by way OF
-Brindsi and Suez, where he will take a
Rsninsular and Oriental steamship for Cal
Cutta.' .. "a" F4E . -s.i.,
, 1880-09-23
MEXICO.


American Railroad Mon Gctttn% into
Trouble.
SAN francisco, Sept. ga Tucson dis
patch says the DaitY Star will publish the
following telegram tomorrow morning: ~
gentleman Just arrived from Gtlny,nas H.
forms lis Tint bad blood Is brewing Mt that
place between the AIcxicans and Americans.
a new paper Inns been started called tho
Monitor G1gl CUnimcrctu, 1tnttncks Violently
tho railroad company, and Is Insulting to nil
Americans. Iately the etlitor a,.d author Of
insulting articles vas challenged successive
iyby different Americans to niortal combat,
hut declined fighting. They charge that tho
raiIroad company Is working without tho
approval Of their concession: that the only
order Issued by the Mexican Government Is
one to admit tho material for the road FREQ
of duty; that tho officers Of tlla SGonpany In
mas. distant two mllcs from the old
town.. have 1aid ont streets md cl.rlstenetd
them AnterIca1l names, all Of which tic MeSE-
sa,!s claim l. n"t only, contrary to their lawy;s
In caso tie plan OF the, town Is carried out
ruin old t;uayInns, rs al! tra4n md commerce
will 20 to New Guaymas. They Misc mako
fho Esassr t s1r appond G Gt t sxesS e. ss o
erlmcnt, acts II c0nccrt with .A[r. Morley,
Englncer of tho Company. lalleglng that
besides the aalary paid him by the railroad
company, 500 per month, they. have given
Of the rond, thus making hlin body n,.tl soul
MI instrument OF tho Rallrontl Company.
These are few Of thu charges rllng out Gy
the new paper. A!ex!cans at, the port Of
alarmed. Wien the Atage left Ilcrmoslliu it
was reported the ngents OF the Company hnd
applied IN tho Governor at tho .Stnto for
guarantees for protection to life nnd property.
4 nj Et1NI tfy IN
belief TINT trouble itiaY ariso. Our iniorn-
mt met at uermoslllo IN emplny6 Of tho
Company, who give up his position aud left
Gunynns on thnt account,