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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
MISSOURl'S METROPOLIS.

ATTEMPTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOOTING
' 'st GCRAPE.
Special to the Star.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 23-Mrs. Kaufhold. a
worthy German woman, yesterday shot
herself because a neighboring woman hint
ed at her infidslty. She will probably re-
cover. aIi-M .o.s4
Frank Pierce and J. w. Mckinney. q
stock dealer, INDUCED in shooting spree
on Eleventh and Market last evening,
which is an enigma to the police -Four
shots were fired. one Of which struck Nc
Kinney in TIE jaw, and he is now at the
Hospital with very painful If not dan
gerous wound. Pierce was arrested and il
now in the Jail. Whether it was duel Of
merely accidental row nobody seems tt
know, but there was woman in the case
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2s. 1880.

tional tax for the payment of the bonded
debt and cost of building Town Hall.
To authorize the Commissioners OF Cler-
mont County to issue bonds and borrow
$780, 900.
Toamend certain sections Of the Revised
f3tatutes relating:to the duties OF County
Recorder.
Scotts redistricting bill was taken up
again this morning. and was being dis'
cussed at the hour Of taking recess. IL Il
evident that 1t will pass the House by 9
strict party vote.
The Senate met at the usual hour.
Mr.. Beer introduced bill to prescribe
the power of building and loan associa
tons
The bill introduced by Senator Beer
should it become law, would enable thu
holders OF stock in such associations to set
tie at anv time by payment OF the amount
of certificates with interest on the same.
| Nothing else OF anv importance was done
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INDIANAPOLIS.
MORE coIORED cARoLINIARs-INsANI HosPI-
TAI SENSATION.

MORE COIORED CAROLINIARs-INsANI HosPI-
TAI sENsATIoN.
Special 10 the Star.
InDIAsAPoLls, Jan. 23.-Twenty.fve more
negyoes came in last night over the l.. G. &
l. Road, from Johnson County, N. c. They
would not converse much, and appeared
rather uneasy when questioned. They say
they will st p in the city for thS present,
and that more are coming.
Through the Sentinel to-day DR.. Rogers
brands as eminently false and mnnstrous
the stories told Of horrible atrocities per-
petrated in the Insane Hospital. Inter
views with q number Of attendants are to
he same effect, and the specific cases men,
tioned In morning papers are explained.
The Sentinel refers 10 the stories as "the
insane mutterihgs of watchman better
q ted to occupy the position Of patient"
and says that John C. New. United States
Marshal Dudley and 'Jayhawker." IT the
cincinnati Enquirer, form political part
.ership fir the purpose of thus n'annfac-
curing campaign thunder for tho radical
paYty.
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Police Court.

The police last night pulled in Stewards
variety show ON Sixth street. An iniunc-
tion had been granted by Judge Longworth
preventing the police from interfering with
the performance. but before it could be
served on the officers the performers were
ali lodged In the Central Station.
J.J. Quinlan. VIM. Baker, Irene Vim
cent Oracle Lawrence, Ella Norman. Liz
sie Stewart and Daisy Raymond were taken
in, This morning the cases were contin-
ued until the 30th inst.
August O+cI,ner, for drunkenness, went
out ipr 90 DAYS
Thos. Sullivan, charged with CUTTING
VIM. Rice, had his case continued until
next Fridav.
George Beck. for breaking into q car IN
the C., H. & ID. Railroad ,ard was bound
over to appear before the Grand Jury u
answer the charge Of burglary.
William alias .Humpyn Rose was ar
rsirped on charge ef adultery preferret
against him by his wife, who charges him
With living in adultery with womar
named Fannie Smith, who resides at th'
corner of Smith and Sixth streets. Fanni'
Smith was also arrested and charged witt
Iforujcation. Both the'ca were continued
until February 9th, Rose being released OF
hia own rec0gniganee.
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RAILROAD RACKET.
SALE OF CENTRAL PACIFIC crock.

BALE UT tENl ThCAFiO piOths
Can FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.--(nncerning the
sale Of 90. 600 shares of Central Pacific stock
TO syndicate of Eastern capitalists, Gov.
Stanford says: donot know t'iat the sale
win cause any change of policy. The
amount sold was not such as to indi-
cate any change in the control OF the line.
FREIoHT ON COTTON.
New YoRK, Jan. 23-The Joint Execn.
five Committee If the Trunk Lines of Rail-
yoad concluded their three-days session
YESTERDAY. Freight charges Oh cotton to
New York were fixed as follows: East st.
J0tis and Cairo, Al cents; Evansville, Al
cents; L ,uisville. 43 cents; Cincinnati, 40
cents. On cotton received from steamers
tile rates are 10 be: East St. Louis and
Cairo, 40 cents; Evansville. Al cents; Lonis
vile and Jacksonville, As cents; Lincin.
sati, A cents.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DENIES IT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The statement
of a conference between the otficdD of the
Louisville & Nashville and Pennsylvanis
Railroad Companies looking to lease o
the former ty the latter,is denied by every
body Interested at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Office in this city.
o,ECERNINe COL. COLE
Special To the Star.
ATLANTA. Jan. 23--Col. Cole passet
through Atlanta for Augusta YESTERDAY
Both he and Governor Brnwn are reticen
as to their plans. 1t was yesterday cur
Yently rumored on the streets that th,
Louisville & Nashville had purchased
controlling interest in the Western Il AT
lantic lease, although authority for th'
statement is not given. 1t has created
Eensation.
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L0usianass New Senator.
nolAl S<, thu Qtap

Special " the Star. 4'
LOUISVILLE, Jan. % General R 1. Glib
son, Louisiana's new Senator, was born
September 10, 1882, at Spriug Hill. Wood-
ford County. KY, tine residence Of Nathan.
iel Hart, his grandfather, where his parents
were on a visit from their home in Terre
Bunne Parish; was educated by private tn
tor at "Live Oak Plantation" his fathers
homestead; at Yale College. where he
graduated in 1858: at the Univesity Of
Louisiana, from the Law Department Of
which lie received diploma in 1855; and
In Europe, where he was engaged in study
ana travel for three years; was planter
when the civil war began In 1851;
joined the Confederate army as a pri.
vate soldier, and was promoted to the COM
mand of a company, regiment, brigade
and division; after the war lie began and
continued the practice of law in the city o.
New Orleans, and is also sugar planter
vas elected to the Fortv-third Congres,
from the Second District by u large ma
iority. but was counted out by the Lynch
Board" and was elected to the Forty
fourth, Forty-ffth and Forty sixth Con
greSses
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In Old
af Kentucky.

Special to the Star.
PADucAH, Jan. 2a-Kit Edens. formerly
Of this place. was killed a few days ago at
Round Rock, Texas. Six ruffians called
him to his store door at night and shot
him. .Ag
The store of Mr.. Joseph Waller, at Flor
ence Station. this County. was entered last
night by robbers and $500 worth Of goods
stolen. The thieves escaped.
RUssELLvILLE. Jan. 23 Mrs. Elizabeth
Morton. wife of Marmaduke B. Morton,
died yesterday. She was the mother OF
Rev. David Morton.
0wENroN, Jan. 23-The Owen News
changed hands yesterday. Eugene Z. Lee,
editor and proprietor, sold out to George s.
Lee and Emmett Orr.
FALMOUTH. Jan. 23.-Richard. aged eight
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Anderson,
of near Demossyille. PendletOn County, fell
npon All elder, inAicting wound In the
face, from which lie has since died.
CYErHIANA. Jan. 2a-The Wool Growers
of this and surrounding counties will hold
convention in Cynthiana, on Thursday,
the 9th day Of February. SIR .--
NASHVILLE, Jan. 23.-W. w. Baldwin,
Superintendent of the Maysville Il Lexing'
ton Turnpike. has contracted with Pitts
burg party to build an iron bridge, double
track, over Hinkston.
Mr. VERNON, Jan. 23.-Jnst after darh
last night the prisoners confined in the iai
at this place made their escape. There
were four of them.
Hon. Samuel DeHaven, Of Lagrange
Judge of the Seventeenth Judicial District
has been commissioned as Special Judge tt
try the Grove Kennedy case.
SADrEvILLr, Jan. 23.-Ferris Devers wa
accidentally shot by the discharge Of pi'
tol. which James Pickett was loading, tn
ball entering the right side Of the abdo
men. The wound is a serious one.
| HINTON STATION, Jan. 23.-Willian
Workman, aged about fourteen years, Wa
drowned in small pond on the side Of th
Cincinnati Pike, near this place.
| EMINENcE, Jan. pa cutting affrav OF
Cured at John Stiver's place. two and
half miles east Of Sweet Home. betwee
Peter Grigsby and Joseph Thurman. ]
which Thurman received four cuts in III
left arm and one in the right shoulder. II
is dangerously wounded. 1 a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

Evening before last a gentleman Of good
bearing, and to all appearances being Q
Cath lie clergyman, came to Hunts Hotel
to room. The attendants noticed that be
was in q weak condition, and shortly after
noon to-day they found him dead in chair
He had been so weak and Ill that he had
fallen on his knees prior to his death. The
deceased evidently was a Catholic priest
from Lexington, KY. SO far as conld be as
certained from papers and books found or
him.
A tag attached to his key-ring gave hi
name as Rev. James J. Bent, Of Lexington
The Coroner has been notified and will
hold an inquest. On the person OF the de
ceased were found gold watch and chain
SO 05 in money and certain insignias per
tanning to the Catholic Church.
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Last night Damon Lodge, No. 8, X.
Of p, visited Columbia Lodge, No. Is. and
conferred the Third Rank amplified on
i've Esquires The work was Handsomely
done, and showed to the numerous visitors
present the efficiency Of having q well.
drilled corps of workers in that rank. The
visitors were regaled with a supper pre-
pared by the wives and daughters Of the
Knights OF Columbia Lodge.
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Shadows Of Coming Eventa

The masked ball Of the Orphans Society
takes place February 9th.
Prof. Tosso and his violin at Poplar
street Church this evening.
The Ambrose Musical Society will give q
concert at the Lswrence-street Church thi'
evening.
Rabbi Wise lectures this evening at thu
Plum-street Temple on "Beruriah, Wo
mans Record in the Talmud." ....
The subject of debate before the Frank
lin Literary Institute. of Cumminsville
next Monday evening Is, "Resolvd, Tha
representatives should be governed BY th'
will of their constituents"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
ENGLISH INTERVENTION
Reported as Probable In the Peru
Chilian War.
,tIonal Associated Press 70 the Star.

National Associated Press 70 the Star.
New YnRK, Jan. pa Coion special re-
n rts the British Consul there as sl, ing
that En- slish intervention in the war be.
tween Chill and Spain will begin in eight
da g.
Special t0 the star. t...f ......s
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a.-The Department
nf State has knowledge OF the proposed in
tenventiOn of Great Britain in the war be.
tween Chilli and Peru. An interview was
had with the Gillian Minister on the sub
ject and the report discredited as incon-
sistent with known facts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
Andrews American Queen Weekly

This elegant periodical, which was start
ed as monthly. won its way in popular
favor 20 fast, and the demand upon its
columns to give careful account Of the
d ,ings Of the social world became 80 great,
that it has now become a weekly. The
current number is the first of its weekly
issue, and is convincing evidence that tht
weekly is to be kept fully up to the higf
standard attained by the monthly. No on
who would be posted in the movement
If the social world can. be without \
Price "A per year. All newsdealers supply II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
Grant ut Havana.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

~ y D.
Havana, Jan. 2a--At 1880 o'clock yes
terday the steamship Admiral arrived here.
having on board General Grant and party,
General Sheridan, Wife and two Young
ladies' As the steamer entered this port a
steamer belonging to the Navy Depart
ment and carrying General Arias Civil
Governor Of Havana, several staff OF Off.
GERS. q. 8 Consul Kali, and number Of
American citizens, went to meet the Ad-
miral who they boarded. General Aria,
rendered General Grant tie h0spitalities
of the cts, and an abode In the palace, an
behalf Of Captain General Blpneo, who
expressed his regret at not being In the
citv tu welcome General Grant The whole
party then went ashore. Large crowds had
assembled on the wharves and houses Il,
witness the landing. On landing the party
entered carriages. and we're driven to the
palace. The party appear tn be in excel
lent health, and will sail for Vera Cruz on
the 18th Of February. but before proceed.
ing thither Grant intends to visit Havti,
and probably other Of the West India
Iilanda '11
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Mrs. Mcfarland, whose husband a

Mrs. Mcfarland, whose husband at
tempted to commit suicide last evening BY
cutting his throat, denies the charges that
she attended the Vine-street Theater and
that the house where she vas is not q
respectable one. Mothers-in-law caused
the quarrel and the cruelty Of her husband
caused her to leave him. She will have
him arrested as SION as be RECEIVERS from
the wound, which 10 not so bad as was al
first reported.
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VINCENNE ES, IND.

ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNArE AN oFPrCER-sALE OF
DANIEL BEDELL.
Special tn the sta. ... .....
VINcENNEs, IND. Jan. 23.-Gottleib
Veike. new policeman. was shot shortly
after IL clock this morning at the corner
If First and Perry streets. Two shots were
fred, one taking effect in the left thigh and
making bad flesh wound. No clue to the
attempted assasssinator.
Daniel Bedell sold to-day to. Lip 6
Holmes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

The Pope's new paper, The Aurora,
sells for 20 centessimi, or four cents, and
is printed on winter paper than any other
journal in Italy. The leading articles
are written by men of European reputa.
ton, and refer chiefly to social and
political topics connected with religion.
The type is very large, like that of the
Osservatore Romano, the organ under
Plus TX. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
CITY commissio

J.R. Molenev, of Walnut Hills was
granted permission to dig up Kenton street
in front of his property.
Michael J. Ryan was granted permission
to Law drain pipe from the cellar OF his
residence on the southeast corner OF Corr,
and Jefferson streets, to the east gutter OF
Jefferson streets.
Bids for the construction Of the Charles
street sewer were opened and referred tN
the Engineer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
WASHINGTON NEWS
HAssAuREK DIMES WITH SEIZURE.

HAssAuREK DIMES WITH sCHrRz.
Special to the Star. A4
WARRINGTON, Jan. 23.-It is reported
here that the long estrangement which
originated in the Grant-Greeley campaign
between Hon. Carl Schurz and Fred. Has,
saurek was yesterday brought to an end.
and t,-day Mr.. Hassaurek will dine with
Me Secretary Of the Interior
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

The Snelbaker case came up before
Judge Wilson this morning and was again
continued-thi time until February 9Th.
About sixty witnesses, subpenaed by Smell
baker. we're present in Court but Prosecut-
ing Attorney Murphy was not ready to
proceed, therefore the continuance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

Mr.. G. W. Rottger brought suit in
the Superior Court against Constable Christ
Ziegler. to recover 5000 damages, alleged
ii have been sustained by Ziegler, on the
l9th of January. calling him thief and
swindler, and that he Rottger, ought to 60
TO the Black Hills and be hunk.
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pINcHBAcx TO BE CARED FOR.
onAl Associated Press to the Htar


Hational Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-It has been de-
eided by the President TO appoint Ex-
Governor Pinchback OF Louisiana tn be
Naval Officer Of New Orleans, in place OF
Colonel Lewis.
FREE OF DUTY.
The State Department has information
that all goods imported into Santa Cruz
West Indies, to rebuild the plantation
machinery. etc.. destroyed by the negro
riots Of 1873. will be admitted free OF duty.
WOMEN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
The Won,en's Suffrage Convention was
very largely attended Yesterday, a nnm-
ber of congressman being interesting
spectators. The platform already pub
lished was adopted. being only briefly
debated. Tie matter of most interest dis
c,,ssei was resolution tlat one-half Of
the census enu,nerat0rs and takers sh uld
b. women. This was supported vigorously
BY Lii ie Devereau Blake, of New York;
Mrs. Stewart, Of Delaware, and others, who
took the grnnnd that women could take
eensns Just as easy rs thev now pursue du-
ties of b mk. insurance and sewing machine
Agcnts; and also they could more conven-
Sently en- er homes of women without ere.
ating such embarrassment as would bt
caused by tile presence Of men.
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ParUell at Toledo.

ToLEDo. O., Jan. 23.-Parnell and Dillon
arrived here at p. m. YESTERDAY, and were
met by o Hne procession. At night they
addressed large audience at the Opera
house, the receipts being $500. They 70
from here to Springfield, O., to-day. r
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
THEY FINALLY DROP OFF.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YvRK. Jan. 23.-Phebe Davis died
YESTERDAY, aged 1903 years. Caroline Levey
also died, aged lOO wears and three months
The former was born in England, and the
latter in GERMANY. Both ha been resi-
dents of New York for thirty years or
more.
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National Associated Press TO the star
CHICAGO, Jan. % "A private letter TO-
day n m General Sheridan. who is with
General Grant in Cuba, written before he
left Florida, says he had almost recovered
hia health. and expected to be entirely
wall Of his bronchitis in week or two
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Fourth Edition.


Rahwayss Dcfirient Treasurer.
hationai Associated Press to the Star
JKRsxY CRY, Jan. 2S-Joseph Crowell,
formerly Citv Treasurer of Railway, mas
been indicted FIR emhezzlement. the de-
i6eiency in his accounts being s48 COO.
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A scHonL BOYS pIsrox.

hCHr'L bOA = flPTOhs
HOu4Tos, TEXAS. Jan. GA white hoy.
named Mordeoai Cramer, while returning
from sci ool, fought with William Busby,
q colored bo /; Busby cut Cramer OH the
arm with razor when the white boy drew
his little pistol. a % caliber, and firing on
Busby shot him through the lungs.
M'DoNALD rs DEAD.
BAsrRoP. TEXAS. Jan. 2a-T. B. McDon.
aid, shot in difficulty with tie two Jen-
kins brothers, near here, Is n " deal.
A BRAKEMAN's STRANGE SUICIDE
MARSHALL, TExAa Jan. pat Bre.
mond's, on the II. Il w. Texas Railroad,
yesterday negro named Charles Dean,
who hnd had some difficulty with his wife.
who lad taken out a warrant for his ar
rest, determined to do away with himself.
Being q brakeman on train he jumped
from the cars to the track, and falling un
der the wheels was crushed to DEATH
On account # domestic infeiicitv be at
tempted suicide by shooting about o yeal
ago.
NOTHING BUT A HORSE.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. pa lad named San
TO d as ester'av riding on the Avenne
when lie was met by Sam. Newton. another
hov. With an Enfield rife, which he ,lav
fully p inted at Sanford. The gun wen'
Fl, the whole load entering the borse''
re,d and Instantly killing the animal
Newton was arrested.
FIRE At la SALE. ILL.,
National Associated Press to the Star.
Ia SALE. ILL.,. Jan 23.--The BostOr
DRY Gods and Notion Store. known as I
B st,,n branch Of the house of the sam'
nave. was bnrned ont last night. Loss
SO, 900; insurance, $500 1870
FArAB RAILWAY COLLISION.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 23.-Yesrerdav tw,
heavy freight trains met In collision be
tween Cameron and Sterling on the Phila
delp,ia Il Erie Railroad. Engineer Dean
| of the train going west, and the fireman
and hesd breakman on the train going east
were killed. Three train hands were st
badly inbred that they can not live. TIL
operator at Cameron had orders to hold tn,
east-bound freight, bnt failed to delive
them. He was arrested and jailed, am
threats of lvnching being made. Sherii
Hansler, with fifty men, lie guarding tn
Jail.
| TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
BRAZIL IND, Jan. 29.-Tbe boiler of tn
Vearh Coal Mine exploded yesterday after
noon, killing r. H. Roberts, owner Of th
mine, and injurinx William Elder and
blacksmith named Jones so badly that the
| can not live. MIR. Roberts. whose bod
was bio Sn into fragments, was at one tim
a wealthy banker at Evansville. Indiana.
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MAlNE MATTERS.
ALL QUIET AT AUGUSTA.
A Associated Press To the Star.

AususrA, Jan. % 6 A. MIN the Re-
publican House. YESTERDAY, measures !. OK
ing to the arrest and punishmentof all con.
uecSed with stealing the State seal, &c,
we're adopted, and it is run.ored that plans
are n foot for the arrest of the Fusion Leg
stature, or at least their dispersion to-day.
Matters were quiet in town last night
Biddeford or Portland will probably be
taken by the Fusionists as place of meet
inv at to-day's session. Mayor Stront, Of
Biddeford, offers a fine hall to the Fusion
lists. They say high legal advice endorses
their course - .. .-
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In the Police Court this morning the
case against John Stoefel, charged with the
murder Of Fred. Schmidt. was continued
until January 9th.
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POLITICAL.
A BRILLIANT BOON STARTER.

BRILLIANT BOON srARrER.
National Associated Press TO the etar
CHIcAeo. Jan. %. "A brilliant reception
vss held last night at The residence Of Hon.
r B. Washburne. II is said TO have been
Tor the pnrp ,se of starting 'boom' fol
Vsshburne for President or Governor.