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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
KALLOCH.DE YOUNG.
" DE YoUNe's FUNERAL
nal Assoclated Press tn tha Star.

... aiDE YoUNa's FUNERAL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco. April 26.-De Young's
funeral yesterday was sttended by the Odd
fel ows Loige and his personal friends. 1t
was not large cortege. ...t
The speakers at the Sand Lot studiously
avoided the subject Of De Young's murder.
Assemblyman Brauuhardt and others
talked of the doings of the last Legislature.
A small crowd was present.
THE MURDERER's ANTEcEDENTs.
LEAvENwoRrH, Ks, April 26.-I. M. Kali
loch, who killed has De Young in San
Francisco, lived with his father here for
several years. and published a paper here
called The Kansas Evangelist The shoot
ing affair causes much interest here, as it
is thought. when De Y ung was in Kansas,
he was procuring material for amphlet
which is said 10 have been the cause OF the
trouble Young Kalloch is an ordained
Baptist min ster, having spent two years
at William Jewell College, Liberty, NO.,
and afterwards occupied a pulpit in St.
Louis for some time.
A CONSPIRACY HINTED AT.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-The assault
upon De Young seems to have been
planned for some days, or since the circu-
lation of the pamphlet originally published
in Boston in 1856. This pamphlet to-
gether with other information concerning
the career of Kalloch in Kansas furnished
by persons who had been on q visit to
California, would have been introduced as
evidence on the trial of De Young for the
assault On Kalioch last fall. The trial, un-
der those circumstances, would have made
the prisoner tho accuser instead of q
defendant, and it is said this plan of re-
moving De Young then suggested itself.
Cheers for Kaloch were gwen by the
crowd as the body Of Chas. DE Young was
being taken out of the Chonicle building
to the Morgue last evening.
The Chronicle denies that the pamphlets
we're circulated by the orders OF Chas. De
Young, or anybodt connected with the
Chronicle. They came by mail to we'll
known citizens, ..... ,.'r ...
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ILLNESS OF WASH. M'LEAN.
Special to the Star. ...
New YORK, April Washington Nc
Lean, ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer, is lying
ill at the Windsor Hotel, but his sickness
is not considered serious.
RUMoRED ARRIVAL OF HARTMANN.
1t is rumored that Hartmann, the Rus.
sian Nihilist, who was charged with wreck.
ing the Imperial train at Moscow. had ar.
rived in New York, but the report could
not be verified. ......
VICTIMS OF THE DISASTER.
New YORK, April 26-Mrs. Hegeman,
who was killed at Madison Garden last
Wednesday night, was buried in Green
wood yesterday. Three other victims of
the disaster, two ladies' and q gentleman,
were buried Saturday.
BALTIMORE MERCHANT ROBBED.
Woodland Morrison, q Baltimore msss
chant, has informed the police that he was
chlorotormed and robbed In the street, by
two well-dressed men one night last week.
M FOUND IN THE RIVER.
The body of John Jansen, a ship broker,
who has been missing for two months, was
found in the river at Greenpoint yester-
day.
ANOTHER MISSING BROKER.
Another broker is now reported missing,
Charles Dix, Of Pearl street.
SUFFERING FROM HYDRoPHoBn
Miss Kate Gilway, of Long Island City,
is suffering terribly from htdrophobia.
She Yves bitten BY dog four weeks ago aud
was siezed with symptoms of hydropEobia
last Saturday. She was reported in pre-
carious. condition last evening.
POLICEMAN BITTEN BY DOG.
Policeman Meary was badly bitten in the
hand by dog, near the P0st-ofice, last
night. He tainted while physician was
cauterizing the wound and was carried to
the Hospital by his fellow officers.
DEATH OF JOS. sELIeMAN.
New YORK april GA dispatch from
New Orleans says Joseph Selinman, of the
banking firm OF ], & H. Seligman, New
York, died here yesterday. The body l.
expected to reach New York Saturday.
FIRE IN HoBoKEN.
The handsome mansion Of P. Geverand
in West Hoboken Leights, was destroyed
by fire last night Losa $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Local Personal.

Mr.. Carl Altman, the comedian of the
Hamburg Theater, has arrived here.
Mr.. c. Huber, of Wehrle, Werk 4 Son, Of
Middle Bass, arrived in the city to day.
Mr.. Jos. Papenbrock, of the Main-street
dry-goods firm OF Papenbrock, Jarchow &
Co., left for New York to-day.
Dr. Highlands, of Newtown, and his son
Willie, paid US visit on Saturday last.
Master Willie is agent for the STAR at
Newtown. People Of that place who wan
to know how a modern first-class news
paper is made and secure the prompt de-
livery of such paper at their homes
should give him call.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
RISING RIVERS.
The Ohio and Its Tributaries Booming.

The heavy rains throughout the country
within the past forty-eight hours have
caused the Ohio River, Licking, Little
Miami, Kanawha and other streams empty
ing into the Ohio 10 rise at fearful rate.
The Ohio River at this point has risen
about twenty feet since Saturday and was
climbing the bank rapidly at noon to-day,
With thirty-five feet of water in the chan
mel.
Dispatches received to-day report the
Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers rising
and the prospects indicate big water.
At noon to-day there was for passing
steamers 65 feet space under the Newport
Bridge, and 631a feet under the Suspension
and Southern Railroad Bridges.
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Eira Alarma

The alarm from Box 1913, at 6:15 a. m.
to-day, was caused by small blaze beine
discovered in the roof of the Hon. W. s
Groesbeck's residence on the Terrence
Road. Defective fue was the cause; dam
age slight.
The engines were called out shortly be-
fore II o'clock this morning to Box 126. A
kettle of varnish had boiled over at the
Great Western Varnish Factory, on Cen
tral avenue, near Liberty, but there was nc
necessity for turning in an alarm, as nc
fire occurred,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

wood, confined in our county Jail under
sentence OF six months for embezzlement
OF Government funds while Postmaster at
Brainard, has been received. SherwoOd's s
defalcation was $4,000. His sentence of
six months was dated October 18th. and
also included fine of $1S1, which he is re-
lieved from paying by his pardon as we'll
as the thirty days remaining of his term OF
imprisonment. The pardon gives very
general satisfaction.
WHATEVER MADE HER DO IT?
PITTsBURG, April 26.-Eva Ernest, a
beautiful young lady wri ting teacher In
one Of the Allegheny schools, attempted
suicide this morning by jumping from the
Hand-street bridge over the Allegheny
River into the water. She was rescued by
two policemen when nearly drowned. Ill
ness and dependency were the cause.
SIXTEEN HORSES BURNED.
New YORK, April ga fire in the sta
BILE in the rear of 220 Cherry street to-day
burned sixteen horses. Loss ON building
$500; on the horses $4,000. ..N
EUGENE FAIRFAX PLEADS GUILTY.
In the general sessions to-day Eugene
Fairfax Williamson, prosecutor of Rev.
DR.. Dix, through his counsel, interposed a
plea OF forgery in the third degree, which
was accepted and the prisoner remanded
until Thursday, when he will be sentenced.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Emigrants From Germany.
ationAl Associated Press to the Star

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 28.-The North
German Loyds steamer Strassburg has ar
rived here from Bremen, having on board
the unprecedented members of 1.914 emil
grant passengers who were sent West by
the B. & o. r. R. this afternoon, four
trains being required for the purpose. EN-
igrants " no are from Germany, Austria,
Sweden and Norway will mostly settle in
Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota.
During the voyage two infants were born
and seven died. This is the largest num-
ber of emigrants that has ever crossed the
ocean on one trip.
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No Hopes of the Atalanta.
ational Associated Press TO the Star.

LONDON, April 26.-.The troop ship lamar
! has arrived at Portsmouth from the West
y Indies. On being interrogated the officers
4 ray that they have no further knowledge
I Of the whereabouts of the lost training
\ ship Atalanta. but that about three days
4 after leaving Bermuda the Tamar passed
tquantity Of wreckage, although they saw
\ NO marks upon it that would indicate its
origin. In naval circles here it is believed
q that the chances are so largely against the
q theory of the Atalanla's safety that the
q friends of those on board can not be ad-
4 vised to build any hope upon it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Some Sensational Scandal,
.tional Associated Preas to the Star.

CHICAGO, April 28-Some rather sensa-
tional and scandalous developments were
made in cross bill for divorce filed in the
Circuit Court, Saturday evening by Rev.
VIM. H. Hopkins, of New York, formerly
pastor of Chicago church, against his wife
Anna, now living here. She filed bill for
divorce some time ago, charging him with
desertion, and default was entered last
week. The husband declared he first
learned of this legal proceeding few days
ago, and at once instituted this counter
proceeding for divorce, alleging adultery on
her part with John W. Norris with whom
she has been living since 1878.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Grant to Resume His Rounds.
National Associated Press to the Star

GALENA, ILL, April 26.-Gen. Grant has
arranged to leave Galena Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clnck by special train for
Chicago, where he will remain three or four
DAYS on visit to his son Col. F. D. Grant.
From Chicago he will 60 to Springfield,
agreeable to an invitation extended by
leading men of that city. The General
will be accompanied by his son Col Grant.
He attended service yesterday at the
First Methodist Church.
Hon. E. B. Washburne, who is here, re-
turns to Chicago tomorrow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

Louis Nardini, of No. 12O Laurel
street, was thrown out of his buggy in
front Of Muehlberg's drug store, corner Of
Race and Elder Streets about II o'clock
this morning and struck with his head on
the curbstone. DR.. Werner was summoned
and attended to the man, who was badly
injured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

Daniel Cau6eld, the man who fell like
a streak of lightning on the boy detective
Hart last Saturday, was sentenced by Judge
Moore to-day to three years in the peni.
tentiary on q charge Of burglary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Shadows Of Coming Events.

The first grand picnic to be given for the
benefit of the Deaf Mute Literary Associa-
ton of Cincinnati will take place Wednes-
day, June 23d, at the Highland House. The
Committee on Arrangements are James II.
Vance, ]. Barrick, Joseph Luening, Charles
Binz, Joseph Kelly, Fred. Freers, Christ.
Bardes, NJ. Knollman and Fred. Reiker.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Fourth Edition.
The LATEST
Memphis Matters.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MEMPHIS, April 26-Jams o. Durff, river
editor, died last night
Several lives are reported lost and much
property destroyed by tornado near
Macon, Miss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

for the meeting of the House at IL O'Clock
daily, and also to provide for night sessions
to consider special questions
GOING TO FORTRESS MONROE.
Secretary Ramsey and Gems Sherman
and Hancock leave Washington tonight
for Fortress Monroe to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of the Artillery School
which commences tomorrow. The party
will be absent four days. Gen. Daum, AS
sistant Adjutant General, will also be
present.
AN AvARICI0Us OFFICER.
The President this morning pardoned E.
W. Maxwell, formerly Lieutenant in the
Twentieth Infantry, now serving two
years sentence in the Kansas State PEN
itentiary.
Maxwell was formerly a member Of the
secret service division of the Treasury De-
partment and appointed to the position in
the army shortly after the Inauguration of
President Hayes in consideration of his
having, as it was stated at the time, dis
covered conspiracy to assassinate the
President Shortly after joining his regi-
ment he was court martialed for various
offenses, the principle OF which was signing
his pay accounts more than once and draw
ing thereon double his pay.
This be did for several months, and also
secured loans from different parties on the
pledging of his pay as security. when he
has already fraudulently overdrawn it.
TRANSFER OF TROOPS.
The First Infantry has been ordered from
the department OF Dakota to the depart
ment of Texas, to relieve the TWENTY fifth
Infantry, and the latter is ordered to Fort
Randall, to be assigned to posts in the de.
partment of Dakota.
SHUT OUT FROM SPAIN.
The Treasury Department, has received
official notice through our Minister al
Madrid, that the Spanish Government has
issued orders prohibiting the importation
into that county of swine and other meats
from Germany and the United States on
account of trichina.
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President has approved the follow
ing: An act to authorize the Secretary o.
the Treasury to repair and extend the pub
| lie building owned by the Government o.
Cleveland, Ohio. An act to remove the pc
litical disabilities of Roger A. Pryor, of
New York. ya
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

Rev. ]. Monro Gibson, at the Second
Presbyterian Church, Chicago, has an.
nounced his acceptance OF a call to St.
Johns Wood Church, London.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
CHINAWARE. &c,
CHINAWARE, &c.
CHINA.

This ware is fast gaining in popular favor
as substitute for French China for every
day wear, having exactly the same appear
ance and finish, and is identical in shade,
at one-half the cost We have full Dinner
Sets Of 1873 pieces at SIS, and guarantee
every set to wear. The sale of these goods
has been so large that we shall next week
add new shape to our stock, thus giving
purchasers better choice of patterns.
Novelties in English Chamber Sets con-
stantly arriving. Ask to see the "Sado" "
and Duncan Sets (underglaze deco-a.
tionsl The handsomest ever offered at
the price.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
KOCH g. BRAUNSTEIN.
100 West Fifth Street,
THREE DOORS WEST OF ELM.
sPIRITUALISM.

AIRS. 3. FLETCHER, ROOM 4, ARLINGTON
M HOUSE, corner Fifth and Main streeta-
Spiritual Circles every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
EVENINGS. Admission 25c. Also private sit
tngs daily.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Fatal Explosion i'm Germany.
Associated Press to the Star

NhEOnaI ASSOCldleu Tfesb 70 IHe CtHE
BERLIN. April ga telegram just re.
ceived from Breslau reports a boiler explo-
sion at Koenigsruhe, resulting in the death
of six persons and the wounding Of sew.
eral others.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Dastardly and Deliberate
Murder in Georgia.
Fatal ARRAY Near knightstOwn,
Indiana.
The COnvivial Celebration of q
Mississippi Man.
LOST ON THE LAKE.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
CHICAGO. April 26.-An Oakville, Canada,
special says: A portion of the vessel sup
posed to be the missing Northman, washed
ashore about two miles west of this place
this morning. Upon examination body
was found to be fastened to the wreck.
The wreck appears to be part Of a cabin
with window in it, but has no marks to
indicate to what vessel it belongs The
body was hanging on the window when
found. The corpse is that Of a man, appar-
emily Frenchman, about 36 years OF age.
AN ADRIAN OFFICER KILLED. s q,
ADRIAN, MICH, April 26.-About $50
last evening Officer Dennis R. Lyon was
shot dead by Frank Aiken, returned
Californian, while attempting his arrest in
front of Fred. Lund's saloon, near the
Post-ofice. Aiken escaped, and thus far
has evaded arrest. Aiken is notoriously
bad man.
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GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERRkOrYrEs
VI made In al kinda Of weather al KELLY2
Gallery, lSs W, bth q bet Kim and Plum.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Trouble at the Kelleville Mines.
National Associated Press to the Star.

BELLEvILLE, ILL, April ga number
of striking miners at the Douk Mines early
this morning made an unexpected descent
upon the mines, fred the works and, it is
said, killed one of the men in charge Of the
works The machinery is said to be de-
\ stroyed, and assistance is called for.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

win be made TO-DAY to pass the resolution
for the meeting of the House at IL O'Clock
daily, and also to provide for night sessions
to consider special questions
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FIRE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

FIRE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
National Associated Press to the Star.
YARMOUTH, N. s, April 26-A fire at 8
O'Clock yesterday destroyed property to
the amount of $4,000. Insured for IS, 600.
STEAMER ON A ROCK.
HALIFAX, N. g., April 26.-The steamer
Caspian. from Liverpool, while attempting
to enter St. Johns harbor in a fog, struck
on rock. She nov lies at the Company's
wharf, and after temporary repairs will
probably sail for Halifax or Baltimore for
general overhauling No lives were lost
The damage to the cargo can not yet be es-
tlmated.
PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, April ga pardon
issued by President Hayes to &. v. R Sher-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
Sheria's Sale.
A. ;. SCHWARTZ & COL
IAOoR BiHLNAIER. 1

JACOB BiHLMAIER.
MY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued out Of
ID the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, within and for the county Of Saline and
SAFE Of Kansas in the above entitled case and to
ne directed and delivered, wilton
Monday, the Goth day Of September, A.
d., 1850,
NJ O'Clock D. M, of said day. at the east door Of
ne Court House in the city Of Salina. Saline coun-
~. Kasssas offer for sale al public auction to the
hishev and best bidder for cash In hand the fol-
loving described real estate, to-wit:
ConmencIng ct point 7a0 feet east and I.i2 feet
outh from the northwest corner Of the northeast
Quarter Of section thirteen Q3), township fourteen
0ll south Of range three t3) west thence east 80
fret. thence south TO the Smoky Hill riyer thence
south-wea down aid nver TO point due so9tn
from the point of beginning thence north, parallel
With the vest line OF said quarter section to the
Mace Of beginning in the county OF Saline, ana
Ssate Of Kansas, with tenements, hereditamenfs
and appurtenances thereunt0 belonging
Said real estate Is taken As the property OF fne
above named defendant, and appraised at Twenty
tyo hundred dollars and UNl he sold to satisfy sain
order of sale or q part thereof.
Given under my bano this 18th day Of August, A.
n ISN H. ID. BAKER,
Hs-5v Sheriff Saline County, Kansas.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

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jecfsss By he electors Of se vsf> Of Ire -Tai ,sse.
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eighteen hnnirrd an! eighty Thai section Of
aItsci~ cesrn al The Constitution Of the Stale Of
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SsStioa Iae Lr..is atari shall provide for
UNIFORM and riu, rate ci s~>>>sssn nj and taxation
hat all property s>-i sxciu-iS-i. lot STATE county
munieipsi, literary. sdaeafions scientific, relis.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. ).


Proposing amendment 10 article Gft-en Of tn.
Constitution Of the state Of Kansas. relating Ia
the Manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liquor.
hy adding section ten To said srticle.
r. 1essofof by ia LeyssrHr, .f Ese War Of Haasrs
hcoAirds Of all fh> -ss,-Ts s,eyoi e.Ies Hssfse
rassAg bercJsr:
SECTION !. tn. follow ing proposition to an,.n.i
the Constitution of the State oi Kansas shall h..
submit ri To the electors OF the Stat. adoption
REJECTION at the gene raj election he held on
the TUESDAY succeeding the irst Monday Of Noven-
b~r A. ID. eighteen hundred ami eighty ''pGor,-
sITIoN.-Artcle hit-.n shall he amended by si.iins,
section ten thereto, which shall. read ~ follows
The manufacture ana sale of Intoxicating liquors
shall b~ forever prohibited in this STATE except Tor
medical, scientific and mechanical purposes"
SEC . The follow ing shall La the Istho-i Of sub
miftiRg said proposition to the riec:"rs: The hal
lots shall he either written printed. partly
written and partly printed. anil those voting for
the proposition shall vote, For the proposition 10
amend the Constitution " and those voting against
the proposition shall vote against the trot-,,
70 amer nd the Constitution"
SSc. J. This resolution shall take rfrc. AMI h, in
Ence from AMI after its Publication in the statute
hoax.
hereby certify that the above resolution .rici-
mated in the ~ naie February ,ih and PASSED
LYMAN u. HUMPHREY.
HENRY BRASDLEY. ffosiiesa 81 !>-sI,e
!~eS,ffrg.f N,-I.c.
Passed the House March 81, ls.s,
SIDNEY CLARKE.
w.ar ". WALTON. !>-,'icr q if.rs-
Chief tl>sL u Xgrsr.
Approved March sth. ls1s
JOHN l.. sr. JOHN
t,.srfss'..
TnE STATE oF KANSAS,
oEFICE oS SECRETARY orStsrr
.kasez AsifA. >ncr,k,rp ~ >',' u The S.'f~ II AM
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