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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

About 9 o'clock this morning horse
attached to Strang's bakery wagon got
frightened and ran away on Clay street. At
No. 164 the wagon struck an awning frame
and the horse was freed from the vehicle.
He ran across the street to No. III, where
he went through cellar door. The side
walk had to be dug up to extricate the
animal
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Rational Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoRK, March 1l.-A dispatch from
PARIS SAYS Bret Harte is about to resign his
Consulship and return to the United
Etates.
FUNERAL OF MRS. TWEED.
The funeral of Mrs. Wm., NJ. Tweed took
place Yesterday from the residence of her
son-in-law. The funeral service Of the Epis-
copal Church was performed by Rev. Dr.
Price, who married Mr.. and Mrs. Tweed.
The remains were inferred in the family
vault in Greenwood Cemetery
THE MoNGoLIAN MOVEMENT.
There are about five thousand Cinnamon
in New York and vicinity at present, and
Il is said to be likely THAT five thousand will
be brought East to engage in various labors
1t seems that Mrs. Sargent and Mrs
Matthew Wilson, whose cousinis the wife
of Yung VIM, Vice Consul for China, at
Washington, are about to engage actively
in move to bring Chinese East, particu-
larly in New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sargent says when the present linn
tied exodus of Chinese from San Francisco
ia accelerated BY extra inducements to be
offered the Mongolians will swarm in.
She intends with the assistance of her
friends to see what can be done with the
manufacturers for their extensive employ
ment.
SALVATION ARMY ARRIVES.
Eight members of the Salvation Army
have lust arrived at Castle Garden from
London. Seven of them are plain looking
women aged about thirty. and the other Ii
q man aged thirty-two. One OF the womer
Is called Captain and the others Lieuten
ants The man has the title Of Commits
eioner.
The women year derby hats and th,
man cap, and around the crown Of eacf
IS silk band with the words ''The Saliva
tion Army in gold letters upon it. Th'
party is delegation from THE Salvation
Army of London to begin out-of-door re-
iigiotis work In this country, commencing
in this city. 1t appears that Salvation
Army work has been successful in LondoI
and is we'll endorsed in Eng land.
DEPARTURE OF PARsELr.
Charles s. Parnell sails this afternoon OF
the Baltic. He received this morning rep
resentatiyes OF tile different Irish societie
Of New York and other cities. Parnell sug
gested Mr. John Boyle 0'Reilly to addres
The Irish societies on St. Patrick's Day II
his place.
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WASHINGTON.
Probable Appropriation for Gin
cinnati.
Sentiments Exchanged on the
Tariff on Salt.
CINCINNATI cusroM.HousE.

Special to the star.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-Gov. Young
spoke to-day before the Appropriation
Committee on his Cincinnati Custom
house bill.
The Committee will consider and report
the bill at an early date, In all probability,
and as was intimated to Governor Young,
two hundred thousand dollars, sufficient
to cover expenses until July, will be ap-
propriated.
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The Attempted Infantlcids.

The case against J. w. Perry, charged
with assault and battery, was called in the
Police Court this morning and continued
until the 18th inst Perry was released on
bail and returned home. The girl Adams
is still in Jail at Lima, being unable to be
removed for several days The child is do
Ing well at the Hospital.
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Which Resulted in Killing
the Kicker's Friend.
Cowardly Murder Of a Colored
Man.
Seven COnvicts Make Tracks for
Oklahoma.
HovrY, OF uRBANA.

LONDON, ONT, March IL. - L. COOK
Hovey, of Urbana, O., who was arrested
while boarding at hotel two miles from
this city, was examined before Judge
Hughes at St. Thomas Mr. Duncan Nc
Donald, Prosecuting Attorney of Cham
paign County, O., appeared for the prosecu-
ton, and Messrs A. J. B. Mcdonald, D.
Mcmillan, NJ. P, of London, and I. 6.
Frank, Of Urbana, for the defense, and the
case was argued at length. His Honor
took the case into consideration and re-
served judgment until Saturday.
FATAL scAFFoLp ACCIDENT.
HoopEsToN, I'LL, March 11.-Yesterday
the breaking of scaffolding here precipl-
tated four carpenters a distance of IL feet
to the glound. resulting in the death OF
d. s. Lewis, and seriously injuring L. a..
Jones' of the lumber firm of Trego q
| Jones.
CAUGHT ALL BUT THREE
MAJORITY PoINT, Ill. March 1.-THE
prisoners in the Jail Of Cumberland County
escaped Tuesday night about 7 o'clock
The Sheriff or his deputy left the Jail un
locked, and all the inmates escaped. A
lively pursuit ensued yesterday and al
have been captured and returned but three
KILLED BY FRIENDLY KICK.
WICHITA, KANSAS, March 1.-two rail
road men engaged in row with bar
tender last night, and in the melee one 0
the assailants, named Nolan, was struck il
the stomach by his friend, accidentally
which instantly killed him.
: "A ROW ABOUT WOMAN.
! Hot SPRINGS, ARK, March II. AT Silve
City yesterday Joe Borroughs was mortal
ly, shot by Columbus May in row about
woman.
MURDER MOST CowARDLY.
; DALLAS, TEX, March 11.-A coward
e murder occurred at Town Bluff, Tyle
: County, yesterday. An old negro, JAG
Solomon, was sitting at his gate, when som
r unknown man stepped on the veranda
/. and without word shot the old ma
: dead.
STRUCK FOR OKLAHOMA.
9 MARSHALL TEX, March 11.--Seven Pen
tentiary convcts broke custody in Mario
County, twenty miles north of here, ye
terday disarmed and denuded their guar
and one of them donned his appare
They then compelled some men near by
change clothing with them, and, armin
= themselves with such weapons as the
! could lay hands on, struck for the India
n Territory.
r DANCES A oowHIDE JIG.
Q DECATUR, TEX, March 1L-Mr. 5.
Hart, young clerk for merchant name
Zadick, was attacked by Mrs. Zadick with
cowhide and forced to leave town. IT
affair has caused great talk.
: CIRCUS RIDER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
oil DECATUR, ALA, March 11.-In Montgon
cry, yesterday, w. s. Eldridge, form
circus-rider attempted suicide by shootr
Q himself in the breast in the presence of h
7, fwife. Poverty was the cause. He ms
I. possibly recover.
,s CHILD sCALDED TO DEATH.
le ATLANTA, Ga, March 1.-THE thre
n vear-old son of Mr.. Warren Dickson, ne
s. Jonesboro, was scalded to death in apot
n boiling water into which he accidental
g stumbled, yesterday.
IL LITTLE BOY KILLED BY CARS.
~ A freight on the Central Road, five mil
from Grswoldville, ran over negro ab0
y ten years old and killed him, fearful
iAangling his body. He is unknown.
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

Special to the Star-
COLUMBUS. March 1.-THE town is alive
with Republicans this morning to attend
the meeting Of the State Central Commit
tee to-day. Committeeman and their
friends are arriving on every train, and
among those now present are Q. b Mont
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Henry Oberklaus, young married
German of twenty-five years, living at l64
Pleasant street, after getting over big
spree the other evening attempted to COM
nit suicide by taking a dose of paris
green. Or. Mosenmeier saved the young
mans life.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

James Barrett and Mike Mcdowell
we're arrested this morning and lodged in
the Fulton Police-station on suspicion Of
having stolen large lead-colored skiff they
had in their possession.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

FORMAL OPENING - A rHoRoUGHBRED'- = THE
rALLEsr MAE-eRIEDER ExrRAcroBs, ETC.
epecial TO the star
1NDIAkAPoLIs March 1.-THE formal
opening Of the New-Deniaon Hotel Last
night was one Of the grandeat affairs that
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O,Leary-WestOn Walk.

National Associated Press to the St8r.
San FRANcrsco March 1.-THE score in
the walking match at 8 a. IN. to day stood
as follows; O'Leary, 2S7 miles; Weston,
279 miles. The excitement over the con-
test is increasing.
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MILTON pENNkR ACQUITTED.

MILTON BENNEk ACQUIrTEDs
National Associstea Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Milton Ben
ner, on trial for embezzlement Of the funds
OF the Citizens Savings Bank, of which he
was cashier, was acquitted.
DIsGUsTED HUSBAND.
CHICAGO, March 11.-There was shoot
ing match on State street last evening be-
tween Edward Cole, OF Toledo, and man
named Emmett, who was attempting to
interfere with Coles wife. She gave birth
to child shortly after he married her, and
the disgusted husband sent her back to
Toledo last night, where she says the father
of the child lives
HEAVY EXPRESS ROBBERY IN NEBRASKA.
CHEYENNE, March 11.--A bold and sue.
cessful robbery Of gold bullion occurred at
Sidney, Neb., yesterday, while the Union
Pacific Express Agent, Snyder. was at din
ner. The amount taken is variously esti-
mated at $4,000 to 100000. EntraQce
was effected through the floor of the ex-
press Officer The robbery was evidently
planned in advance of the arrival of the
| treasure coach from the Black Hills. 1t is
said that all brt $4,000 was subsequently
! found where the robbers had concealed it,
they then riding rapidly away. Detectives
are in swift pursuit
| AUSTRIAN BARK RUN DOWN. ~
New York, March 1.-THE British barl
Star of Scotia, Captain Mann, which ar
rived at this port to-day, on Tuesday las
while off Obsecon, ran into and sunk ths
Austrian bark Sansege, Captain Miscovich
from Marseilles for Boston. The entir,
crew of the Sansege, fifteen in number
were rescued, with the Captains wife an(
i child.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

heard q deputatiOn OF manufacturers 'ol
oleomargarine, which protested against the
prov sions of the Goode Bill as attacking
their business.
THE DIsTILLERs.
Commissioner Raum appeared before the
Committee OF Ways aud Means, and was
examined in reference to bills pending for
better protection of distillers. The re-
forms recommended are in relation TO re-
pauging of whisky, after it has been in
bond for some time, instead of allowing
for leakage, as is the custom, now.
THE PUBLIC PRINTER.
When the General Deficiency bill comes
up for consideration in the House, Mr..
Singleton, of Miss, will offer as an amend
ment bill to abolish the Office of Public
Printer. and to authorize the Senate tt
elect that officer who will afterward bt
called the Congressional Printer. This vii
be objected to as rider, but the claim vii
be made that it will retrench expenses, a
the salary is reduced.
THE TARIFF oNsALT.
The Wavs and Means Committee thi'
morning gave hearing TO the opponent'
Of the removal Of the tariff on salt
Arguments in favor OF removns
the tariff were by Congressman his
cock, of the Syracuse, N. Y, District
and Congressman Hoar, Of Michigan. whose
constituents are deeply interested IN salt
They both claimed protection for this in
dustry, and argued that salt would not b
| in the least oegree cheaper to the consume
If admitted free.
| MARsHALL's DEFICIENCY BILL.
McMahon has been directed by the AL
propriation Committee to move to attac
Marshall's deficiency bill of $500, 600 to til
special deficiency bill.
sTOREKEEPERs APPOINTED.
The following Internal Revenue appoin
ments were made to-day: Storekeepers-I
w. Bowman, Seventh Kentucky; Buckt
Board and W. p. Wheeler, Fifth Kel
tucky; A. A.. Tinslev, Storekeeper al
Gauger, Fifth Kentucky.
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RETIRED.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, March 11.-Colonel James
H. Simpson, Corps OF Engineers, has beer,
placed on the Retired List. He has served
more than forty years as commissioned
ufficer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

The Socialists hold a special business
meeting tonight at Workmen's Hall.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

The House Committee on Manufactures
heard deputation of manufacturers ,of
oleomargarine, which protested against the
prov sions of the Goode Bill as attacking
their business.
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WATCHES, &c.
FOR SALE.

VIOR SALE-HOUSE-Ve desirable house and
Il lot, house two-story frame Contains six good
rooms kitchen, cellar, cistcrn; fruit trees. DC.
s re OF lot 30 by 30 feet deep, in tstclass loa-
ton ana suitable for two small families. Apply
on the premises to BAILEY, Fairfield avenne.
Bellevue, Ky. lnhSt
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GOTHAM GLINTS
Movements of MOngolians.--Seven
Of the Salvation Army
Bret Harte to Re.
sign, Etc.
BRET HARTE TO RESIGN.

National Associated Press to the StaE
New York, March 1l.-A dispatch from
Paris says Bret Harte is about to resign his
Consulship and return to the United
Etates
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

The Brooks County (Kan.) Record tells
Of startling adventure as follows: LAST
week Mr.. z. X. Allen, of Rocks Centre
while sitting at his door during thunder.
storm, saw a ball of fire strike his foot
and break into shower of sparks which
covered him completely, but did not set
fire to his clothing. The ball was Of vari-
GUS colors, composing rings one within
another. lie was considerably shocked
by the electricity, and his leg was numbed
for some time afterwards. His daughter
who was in the room, felt the shock very
severely, as did man who was working
on his new house few rods away. A
cat which lay at Mr.. Aliens feet got ter-
ribly shaken mp and acted in crazy man.
ner for several minutes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

A LAND OFFICE DECISION. WASHING.
TON, October 22d.-The Acting Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office to-
day rendered an interesting decision on
The application of c. T. Wheeler for q
patent for the Wildman Holden, in Am
'ador county, California, holding that all
proceedings in the Land Office must be
stayed in consequence of the commence
ment of suit in the local Court, by
David I. Davis, setting up an adverse
title, on the ground that the applicant
for mineral patent had abandoned the
claim before making the application.
The new point thus raised and decided
was whether the Department had not
Jurisdiction to decide the question Of
abandonment for itself.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
STATE ITEMS.

Wood Is selling at $40 per cord in
Candelaria.
The Herald says it would not be sur
prised to see Esmeralda rip-roaring
camp in y short time.
Union winze No. is making slow
progress, on account of water and trouble
with the pump. 1t still cuts streaks OF
quartz assaying from IS to $l5, and
promises well.
Reveille, Nov. :: The Manhattan S.
NJ. Co. shipped yesterday 10 bars of bull
lion, valued at $l0,9 54 II. On the 9th
of October they also shipped 10 bars,
valued at $l0,2OS Is.
Enterprise M. A. Sharp, the bold
highwayman who operated SO successful
ly for several months on the road between
Carson and Aurora, was convicted at Au-
rora of the crime Of highway robbery.
Ventilation will be secured on the 1000
level of Ophir in few days, and the ore
vein will then be followed up. That it
will yield ore enough to run the mine is
certain, and it may pay dividends by
leading to the looked-for bonanza.
Reno Journal: The sign "To Let" is
not visible in many places in Reno now.
One month ago Martin, the real estate
agent, had more than 30 houses to rent;
at the present time he has only five.
This shows that our town is growing all
the time.
Silver State: About eight o'clock last
evening a brilliant meteor, which appear
ed to be about as large as the full moon,
fell perpendicularly from the heavens in
the direction of Golconda. 1t was daz-
cling bluish-white color, and appeared
from here to strike the north end Of the
Harmony Mountain.
Silver State: J. H. Job, who has beer
down in the western part of the county
electioneering, returned last night. HI
brought some fine specimens of iron ORE
fran mine, discovered by George Love
lock, in the range east of the Big
Meadows. The ore is hematite, carrying
80 per cent. in metal, and he says there
is q whole mountain of it.
Belmont Courier: The Belmont min,
never looked better than at present
The work of development is progressing
steadily with satisfactory results, ant
some sixteen or seventeen tons of first
class ore are being extracted per week
AS soon as the ten-stamp mill is com
pleted the Belmont will again fall int,
line as bullion producer
Eureka Sentinel Edward B. Islett,
shorthand reporter by profession, lief
Wapella, Iowa, over year ago, during
which time his friends have heard moth
ing from him. His aged mother mourn
him as dead. Any information in regar,
to his whereabouts will be thankfully re
ceived by w. S. Islett, Wapello, Louis
county, Iowa, or Ernest w. Mowery
Salisbury, Montana.
Last Monday, John Wilson, a Maso
Valley rancher, was severely hurt, say
the Lyon County Times, by falling fror
his wagon and being run over near tn
Mound House. He fell in front of tn
wheels and both passed over his bod
diagonally. No bones were broken, bu
his right arm and left leg were severed
bruised. -,,s si,s
TA,-,, Opuycu npcYeyox- yyr.a,,,>-o
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

Two young clergymen were disputing
SO loudly on the subject of religion that
they awoke big dog that had
been sleeping on the hearth before
the fire, whereupon he began to bark
furiously. An old preacher who had
been quietly slipping his tea while the dis
putants were talking, gave the dog a
kick, exclaiming Hold your tongue,
you silly brute you know no more about
it than they do"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

Mrs. LIScoLy.-It has been SO long
since the name Of this lady appeared in
print. that the public had almost forgot
ten her existence. We are now informed,
however, by New York paper, that she
has for several years been living quietly
in Germany. She is in poor health, and
will take passage for this country some
time during the present month, to join
her son Robert in Chicago.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

"Will you love me when mould?"
said the youthful modeller to his sweet
heart. She cast her eyes down and an.
swered in the affirmative, and he was so
elated that upon leaving her presence he
started off Immediately on bust.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

What society most needs is less kiss
ing before marriage and more kissing
after.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 22nd Gay Of
September. 1880, 80 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock Is may be necessary will be sold at
public suction, at the suction rooms OF Maurice
Dore Co.. No 40 Pine street, San Francisco,
Cal, on Monday. the twenty-second dsy
Of November, 1880, at the hour Of one O'Clock
p. m. Of said day, to pay said delinquent ASSESS.
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
Onaoe-Room Is, No. $40 Pine street. IAN
Francisco California. no6.td
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

HN AND AFTER THIS DATE r. 8. CLAPP
~ will have charge OF the Books and Bust
ness of f. W. Cluto in Phoebe, during my trip
East.
Phoebe, NovemberG, 1890.
no6-lm Is. 4. WELLS.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

The Presidential contest is over, and
the Republicans appear to have got the
best of the political fight. The latest
dispatches received in Phoebe show that
New York City gave 4l,000 Democratic
majority, but the whole State gives 49,
600 Republican majority. In New Jer-
sey the Democrats t.Ludlow Govern
or by 500 majority, and the Presidential
Electors by 1900, but both branches of
the State Legislature are Republican.
The New York World comedies the State
to the Republicans by from $4,000 to
25,0C0. Oregon is still held at about 500
Republican majority. Rosecrans is
elected member of Congress from Cali
fornia. Garfield is elected President be-
yond doubt.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

THE number of votes sold in Eureka by
both parties on election day, says the
Sentinel, was shameful, and a stop should
be put to il.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
Fo R CA . H.

This is the true spirit and will increase the prosperity of
the people, for goods be sold time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Antcipat
ing the wants and desires of the people in this regard we
will sell strictly for cash from on at prices that will
surprise the most credulous. We now opening an
immense stock of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
Down to the Bed.Reck!l

1t to be the desire now of the people of
Phoebe and vicinity to buy their goods low down. that
at Bedrock PRICES
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

DAY SILVER MINING COMPANY.
--Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location of works. Jack
rabbit District, Lincoln county, Nev.-Nodce. =
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account Of assessment mo. n
levied Oh the ed day Of September. 1880, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
M NJ No of
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-03-04
A {" "Spotter" " Spotted.

Women, it seems are employed az
f" spoilers" on the New York Central
Railroad, and are provided with note
books and ingenious little mirrors by
which, with their backs turned to the
conductor, they can see just how many
passengers on coach give up tickets or
money for fares. The wells and wraps
worn by them easily conceal their
movements and disarm suspicion. A
few days ago one of their spies got on a
train. She took one of the front seats
in coach, and was seen to keep her
hand ON her face and peer into the little
box, so as to reflect all movements made
behind her. The honest conductor
passed through the coach, collected
tickets and received money, Civ
ing, as he always does, a punched
duplex ticket a. receipt for the
fare. After he had left the coach
the woman responded to the flirtations
of drummer, who had noted her per-
formances and wished to have some fun.
The woman received his attentions
cheerfully, and made room for him to
divide her seat with him. The drum
mer was persistent in his attentions,
and succeeded in inducing her to leave
the train with him at one of the stations.
Before he did he succeeded in reversing
one of her Jacket pockets, so that the
little mirror, note book, her instructions
in her trade, schedules of fare and other
articles of her trade fell on the coach
seat. The train passed on, and the
"spotter" did not miss her kit" until
it was too late. The train boys captured
the articles.