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speetot Dhpdteh II Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsnINaToy, D. G., April 28.-Alr. Carlisle
succeeded In bringing up his new Internal
Revenue bill III tho House to-day, and 1t was
discussed until o'clock, the nineteenth Sec
t!on being reached. 1t is probable that It will
pass the House tomorrow. The debate took
d Wide rangc, rs tho subject seemed to, in
terest members Of all sections. The bill, OF
course, furnished suitable text for those
who arc disposed to oppose any use Of dis
titled liquors. 1lr. Carlisle brought UP the
bill, and briefly explained its provisions,
arguing In iavor Of the clause remitting
the Tux on liquors willis in bond
for three years. Mr. Congcr, OF
Michigan, opposed tho Tux clause,
and with his usual sarcasm ri1iculed the
Democrats, who, no said, are always trying
to do something for
THE POOR DEAR PEOPLE,
md to seek to relieve them from tax which
lies upon them like d great mlliow. Gen.
Garfield seemed to know great deal about
different kinds OF whisky that would be af-
fected by the bill, and stated the ph!losoph-
ical principle that, after all. tho whisky tax
Is voluntary one which 10 ono needs to
cnse is of Il higher character thnn
tho taxpapcr. The allowance for tout
age" gives rlso to opportunities for
fraud, he thought, as barrols can be filed
with water, and, though the dlstillor Is re-
ltoycd from paying the tax, lo has tho full
number Of gallons and can sell them.
Judge Kelley, Of Pennsylvania,
DENIED GEN. 0AnpIELD's PHILOSOPHY AND
Ills FACTS,
md intimated TINT It was not possible forany
eift3nu m tnnffar ,yltnt hfa charnctnr tn re-
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Interior Department hereafter In purchase
supplies for Intllnns IN MI cases, where It can
be done ntlvnntAEc0nsly, from tho products
nT manual lhlor and trAtnlng-schools ct Car
1EsIe, pa.. and Hampton, Va.
DEAD.
Court Of tllo United States, died last night
frnr, gDHt III the stomach. lie Inns been con-
liectc1 with tie Supreme Court nf the Uniteu
Stats for over fifty years, and filled the POSI-
tfor of Clerk 10 Tic Court for nearly twenty
years.
At tho opening of tho United States Su-
preme Court this morning tllc Chief Justice
announced the death Df Mr.. Mitld1ct0'l, nit!l
ont of respect Ia lIis 'ncsnory the Court ad-
1ouriicd Until Tomorrow.
THE INTERNATIONAL FISH Ex1fiDITtoS.
Tho Hon. T. V. Daustcr, Of Wisconsin,
llas received through Isnrnn yon Scllloezerr,
tiertllnn Ambassador, 4 latter from tho FISH
C0mnltsslOnprs Ut the international Fish FIX
n,to 1s tsrn II s'a anknK M n o for f f,rs IN,
to participate III tho exhibition.
1MronTs AND EXPORTS.
The excess Of exports over imports for tho
twelve months ended March 81, i6sO, are
SIM. tx, ,14Y; for tho twc1yu months ended
Marc|l 81, 1870, s2*s},97i ,5os.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATTER.
Tie Select Committee Of the 1io,lse, to
Influence The vote Of llepreschta.fyc Springer
iii tho election caso Of Donuelly.'Vaslbuf,l,
met to-day. Counsel fur DonneIly said that
Eentfeman did not desire Or prolunse 10 make
@ oMe eise. bit t ,yse, sMp)y % 70 'lsfenti @ini- @
self against tic inputatlon Of preparing or
selldlng my anonymous letter to Springer.
and that he desired thorough fcstiEatson.
Mr. Finlay made q similar explanation, md
tion. The Committee then went into secret
session md adjourned Mntil Tomorrow,
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GEN. GRANT.
Enthusiastic Reception Of the
Great Captain at Rock-'
ford, III.
The Generals Reply to the Adj
dress OF Welcome.
His Great Pride Is in Being Abla to Keep
His Tongue Silent.
Tho General Arrives In chltago and Proceeds 10
Ills Sons House.
AT 1sOCEFO1sID, ILL,

ut NOEEFONU, ILT,
sptetal Dt,eotth 10 ne Cateaoo tribune.
roruvovn IN Arr,, ~ a-.ywv. ,,o. ro-
o,i,.a,, H." ,.oa,",,a.,,. ~. 1:.an. " ~,
eeist" neto sss,e1."s tn"t ven. u1"hs "1la
corlingly company at citizens arranged 10
give him II rcce,tton. mt on account tf nnv
no,tticni nrnfnrnncns I'M A. dt, ho,nr N thn
T,,a anas,., ,..., nu' ~ .,. ~ .ou a.. u
arrived Mt tile depot Mt II 30, wl,rro they
werp met By tho Common Council. Car
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DAVIS MANIA.
TIE wEsr VIRGINIA SENATOR REVEALS HIS


Special D.patch 10 Tn cAteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. O., April 2s.-There was
m evident feeling Of relief among tbs Re-
publican Senators when Dayls, Of West Vir-
glnla, exploded to-day tho mfno which he
l,as boon digging beneath the Treasury De-
partment for two years and q half and no
body was hurt. The explanations by SEN
ators Dawes and Ingalls,, who were on the
special Committee, d!spoaed Of Davis and his
report with It's innueudoes and Its laslnua-
t!ons. Never In Congressional annals has
there been such all Instance OF "Ereat cry
and little wool"
To III 1Ttatey.. Assoetatsd Press.
,WAsN1NaToN, d. O., April A:-ln the Sen.
sentel report of The Select Committee to
Investigate the accounts IN the Treasury De-
nastment, and submitted some reMarks
thereon.
Mr. Ingalls, presented report Of the MI
norlty. Ingalls, aud Dawes both spoke In
support OF Its views.
Mr. Davis. said the Committee, found nu-
merous and serious discrepancies In the
Treasury accounts.
Mr.. ingalls, denied that any discrepancies
existed. aud said ali the alterations Of tina
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LOCAL CRIME,

Yesterday morning about o'clock, during
the progress OF q bali ut racttlc Hall at the
corner OF Clark and Van Huren streets,
ayoung colored man namvd Le Grand Ticho-
nor WIS shot IN tho abdomen by ono Charles
Buck, also colored. Tho wounded man Ia in
tho County Hospital, lowering between l!fe
md death, tho surgeons In charEo having
upon examination given up all hopes Of
s rse9vSS,y SGy ss s 1Sw e. ps 9saatea axsF
6tll In payment Tor drinks at tho bur, run III
connection with the dance. At q late hour
last night Tichenor was yet allye, but sink
Ing rapldIy, With no possible hopes OF 1e-
cOycry.
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OBITUARY..


HENRY EARL.
speetal Dhpateh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, 1ntl,, April es.-uenry Earl,
one Of the most respected citizens, died this
morning. On Saturday a piece Of meat
wedgcl In his throat, and MI efforts to give
li!n relief Dr tlfs'odge tho meat were futile,
Tie neck and head began to swell, breathing
became moro difficult, causing death.
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sptttal DsspateA to 1ne Cateaco Tribune.
EL61S, ILL.,, April 2s-Gen. md Mrs U. s.
Grant visited Elgln this afternoon on their
why to Chicago. They were here nearly an
hour, and were greeted ut the depot BY 5000
dent made brief speech Mt the depot.
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L. fs0nI1NfAN.

Special Dt.pateh to Tns Chicago Tslauns-
TEnnE H1AurE, Ind, April 2s.-L. Good
man, the popular clothing merchant died
very suddenly this morning. ucartdisease
was tho CAUSE.
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TIE HON. W. +. GAYLORD.

sptetat Dtpatth to e.: teeso crttnnk-
ClEAlu.Es CRY, IT,, April 25.-State-Sena-
tor w. r. Gaylord, Of tho Forty-sixth Dis
trict, Nora Springs, this county, died very
suddenly last night. Lie was the author Of
".Twenty,.one Reasons Why Women Should !,
Not Vote, -
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Special D1pateh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
FREEPoRT, ILL.,, April os.-Gcn. Grant md
lady passed through Freeport for Rockford
to-day. Tho train, stopped here ten minutes,
and, although 1t was generally known tint
ho was to pass through anl stop, very fow
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1IIEf2E.fl NIIx1SEf
Sptttai Dspdtth to The Chicago 1ftbtsns.
BURLINGTON, In, April 2s.-1Ilram Chase,
M old and respected dry-eoods merchant Of
tl!s city, died very suddenly to-day Of heart
disease, aged Gi. Lie wns formerly from Ba-
tuvlA, In,
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TIE RECORD.
SENATE.

WAs111SoroS, M ,,' D.o.' ,. npt,l-Mess1s. lam
,fncturcrs 1 for tl,e nassaro Of thA Enton @
,rnrjff bill.
A. 1Jnn,,,,., J fron, TIM so,oot f,,,,,, FAN
mlttee of United States citizens against
Nicaragua, reported, with amendment, tho
Spna,c hill authorizing tho President to mako
,r arrangements to curry III into elect any CON con-
yentlon between the United States and
Nicaragua, md my claims w'licl. may be
concluded between tho two Governments,
Placed on tho cnlcutor.
Alr. Bla'nc submitted resolution calling
on the President for cop!es of the correspond
Britain relative to the outrage Oh American
fishermen Mt Fortune Bay. Adopted.
Bills were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Maxey-For the relief of D. c. Bur-
neat. .. ,u ,,o.,au m t,r,o .,o o,sorron,o
ny Mr. Morgan-io enforce the observance
Of the Constitution In regard to the election
Of President aud Vice-rrssident
| torlrs, reported fay0rabfy the House bill for
The npportlonnent Of members Of the Legis-
lature In Montana, ldalio, and Wyoming.
ceIsnd1r: Iia Wcst ,rt,oa,,.a = hi, for q nub,,c
building at St. Louis. Referred.
Pending debate the morning hour expired,
and the Indian Appropriation bill was ngain
taken up.
An amendment offered Yesterday By Mr.:
Plumb NppFuprintinE S. 000 for seeds and
agricultural implements was rejected.
The Senate Comn!ittee, ~ Approximations
|sh,1 ia indIan Enmmissinn' nri insertel
1S,l1 -, rn,riatInn ru of sinn0o fnr ta exne,ses
Of tho commission; ,,a,,a.o a,,xar ,.,,,,,,,
:, Alter consiaerablo ueoatet curing Thich
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NAILS.

MI u1s9uno, Pa, April 8.-Tha Western
s,daI dn association met at noon to-day, and de-
Eas ea Wy 70 resume next Monday. A resolution
S2s III "a a sasaopted reducing tue card tste from
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RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE


Fully = pet cent Of ths human .sse are yetims 70
tim w.li ba fully cotbnrntod BY oTory !ntnll!R0nt
physfelan The psincpal causes Gr.,uotn9 as assass
Ito fae /. dstsllon avoid s0cloty lau9uof Sloouy
fnrGAAnHs, mental stEss: nnEti,;* aeoillsI' sna
nN faiss n11Vhty ituve Tho from warning ths
child at this gr1at as Secret hshs aFe the result
0f Ignorance The mullen! pEnfeeson h9a bonn almost
ihs dotsand tar Increased Recommendations ii tho In
Sane asylunlB amply attAst.
ThefO wo known principal In Anltnal
sS asa a s afpsss & n
amy pFvAn II wHAkcnnl. then that oFHan a MeAk.
hota rnmsdy u aaY fHach % A. on1 {nEt Fca;e. ~
doxed ~ lte eadGmy pt Medicno "a l'.Ita - ~ ~"
faibla spaco tn[ tho nblva, contains 90 phos9n9sne
producing f.rtlo nnd Il In en2cil "a
llh *nd .An o1 hat Of lsata*soE 20.
~ Fuo A.chel!oa ars iEsne91 9r nf D. i; ht1Wn
Ill isoM!s, Mu.i hox nf 4m ps, e. box of w. SO sent
by mali upon soco!ps OF price.
CEttTttluATR.
iAnIH. July Il ts3t9 lsue do 10 f'n!1.-A MIR. L.
dfy-ttfeo yuRFs OLD. had beel EltDMeE tWsntI-av4
,ss tx nsd ~ ,ss5sd IN tes 6
ofvoua debility ntd eaelte tmpotency Tor elxhtesn
years ho tried oy0ry known su1ady without any ban.
Wiz. iestpTait1e 9iseT four a,sahs 10 diasoaE
nns @anth. hs Mss tsa9rsd . sH,! sh and sszor
% p:!isn,s .s%fsa ssts ts1 sa xss!a ssa :,
days, ll3 II stx wseks, ~ 0otMasn NJ sAa aaf2
month. between avo md NJ ,9npisii n nStas
1tsdlcina ds Ia Hospital Charity.
GOI4n HI All. nkU0GIATh.
sN a~+'A'e Wholesale 1s*ais ~ ia Dlss 1sz'>
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Flo on your corpa with tho "Japancse Corll-
Flo" 1t Will surely euro and end paln. & conts,
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10 kN WE44STk zE3A0EF&&x0 EFKHse
WAsHlNoToN, April 28.-The Senate Ill
dian Affairs Committee to-day adopted q res
olutton To be offered as an ainendMent to the
Indian Appropriations bill, instgactlag tho
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as50 WISCONSIN extras. s6a6 80: Minnesota 10,
s6 5O@7 90: winter wheat Ohio ard Mlcnisan'
S7dT So: Illinois and Indiana. 19I 70: 81
Louis 81 25@S %; Wisconsin and Mlnnesos
pssa. s Sperm Soqs sss new ' ssse
quer No. ana extra white oz9oaci no .ssaee' 1Mne'
h@5Olse No. 2mixed and No. white asesse
fine, ,s5c9Sl
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.-Cotton was quiet IN
controlling markets. futures in New iolK ZOE n mor ,oc
5(a8.1O0 lower for the present crop, anu Z. L.iooo
for the next. The provision markets were we%ake,. %
Breadstuffs were mot generally supported floul
steady, with light receipts and stocks; cne in
only fair: patent F@s; choice fancy 90NSp NJ ~
S. 1906 So; extra family, 81 boga no 20.
Wheat: No auotable changes. We quote prime
at 81 05 Corn. Firm. but dealers report no onos s
able advance. We quote shelled corn a' Rsr,ey t1 V
mixed 44c for white, on track or levee ba,les b,s
Nominal. Rye: We quote at s7c per pu. ssatc 0Ito
| Prices are supported. We quote mixed ~ oo1ao'
and white at SIC in bulk on track or ieVee'
New YORK, May 26-Flour without important
change. Round hoop Ohio. 9ogo Zo' az en5rTs 9NS
aSoics ~ e0WmSa Wnlts wheat 20 s00S So 5es Wheat
Feverish and unsettled Spring aune a
and nominal: winter white au'es anaps ana aaie ns
Snr red s Nav. 81 IS: June, 81 26; July, 81 IS
Corn-Cash and July heavy and hc lower; mixes
Western spot 6295sAc' ao, o ta.u'e, sM1ss asB les
quiet and Unchanged; new plain mess 80 5o@iO
/. new new extra do, SlO@1e 60 Po,k quiet and steady
new mess, Sli 90 Lard shade irmer steam nn tei,
: dered, 7.lOc Butter UNCHANGED and duil; oho ino
y 7Ml7c Cheese quiet at 9@l2c for poor 10 cnoEe
Whisky nom nal; Western, 81 1891 Is. Suga
I Arm. and in fair demand. Molasses quiet %, 9u
/ steady. Petroleum unsettled and dull. Ky
J: fairly active and firm. Coffee dull ana Wsht NMt
d Treigh,s Quiet Spirits turpentine dull at o1@t
26c Ros n steady at 81 359l 40. Tallow dull
10 ll-15@61sc for western Eggs steady at loh@ll7i
4: for fair to choice. lH
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gina white 51s@6c Tennessee at 4@4ssc for white'
and S11s@S1sc for red. per lb. gw,
Potatoes: Demand fair and receipts ample:
prime to choice at SS@4 per brl, latter for carry
rose -.
Poultry: Chickens in large supply, and selling
ems per dozen.
Rags Quiet and easy. Cotton at 1A@2c fof
mixed, and 3@34c for white per TO- Gommon t,l
woolen 1(9lAc and soft wooen at o@SAc per ~.
Scrap iron dull and weak. Stove cast AZ aug
45c, and wrought at 70975c per 100 lbs.
Seed: Flax seed quiet at y o@l b .ps pesf rm
German milet dull at 75as0c per bu.
Salt in moderate demand. Ohio River ana Kan. kan
awha at 81 so per barrel of bushels. ana sl !Us
is per barrel of bushels. Turks Island az AUG
| 45c per bu. Coarse Liverpool at VI leUi z" pei
| sack
Soap steady and quiet. We quote; German m M9. &C.,
olive 41l9lslc, family Ss494c per lb' and whi'e
S. rs per box. VIZ,
stsrcn: Demand fair and market firm. M We
quote. Pearl 31zaShc Bonton 4A94bcA Sik
en- gloss sac, diamond gloss &c, corn 2 as0's' "'
pound
Tallow is in fair demand and the market steady
Country at SIC in packages, and ciy ioose
SIC per Id.
Timers stock in moderate demand ana que,
We quote: Znc slab. 72@Sc; sheet 9(9yI4c, ptoo n.y.
tin, 25(a26c: solder, 16@19c; copper ingoU. zpc m
bottoms SEC; braziers sheets SlSslc PR *n Az ~
tin plate, l c. S9tJ9 so, and l K $ll@12o oo pc
box.
Vegetables: Cabbage at 81 5o@3 per brl: Toms
toes at 81 500 rs per n bu for prime 70 choic
Southern. Peas at $l9l Is per bu loose. onion u
at SSCaS rs per barrel and quiet. String Deans
@$ Is per bu box, as to quality.
Wool: The receipts are large and the marx
quiet and unsettled. Quoted nomlnally ~ 10 10
lows: Unwasned. B@Slc: fleece washed, S6@4o
b tubwashcd, 3S@45c; super pulled, SS@aOc; an
lambs, $50. :,
Woooenware in fair demand and steady at II
!, following Washboards, 81 30@250 per doze
4 tuba nests of eight, 81 25@3 25 per nest; NO
, 81 5o@9 so: No. Q, 81 SOFAS: No. 3. VI 6o@7
!: dozen; buckets. wo-hoons, 81 s092 and tnfe
. hoop 81 16@2 25 per dozen; cnurns. NO
~ 56@lO; No. = So 5O9s, and No. 8. " a07 p
dozen. ..s.
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NOTICE.

r EGALE0TICE-THE UNKNOWN HElEs Of
| Thomas Jorten, deceased, will take notice
that Edward Vaudeville administrator Of the es-
tate OF Thomas Jorden, deceased, on May 26th.
1885, filed his petition in the Probate Court with.
in and for the County of Hamilton aud state o.
deceased is insufficient to pay his debts ana the
charges OF administering his estates that he died
seized in fee simple OF the following real estate:
to-wit The northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Section 25 Township 3, Range 4, Spencer
Township Allen County, Stale OF Ohio. The
prayer OF said petition for sale of said prem ises
for the payment of the debts and charges as al re-
said said petition will be for hearing on suly
7th, 1885, or as soon thereafter as leaVe casi W
obtained. EDWARD VAUDEVILLE.
Administrator of Thos. Jorden, deceased
FRANK NJ. CoZAD, Attorney
Cincinnati, May 10Th. 1880. -
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Of child enclosed in an iron easket mas lot ~
lssst six months (iast past been lying exposed
upon the surface OF the ground These remains
were placed in the Grandin Vault on the 25th in
slant Also an iron easket, full size, lying u
view, which, from facts Obtained, contained only
water leaves and white stone. The latter couio
have very readily presented the appearance OF
skull, surrounded as it was by hlthy
water ana leaves ] also examined the interior OF
the vault mentioned and failed to find any
stencil or odor that would be Injurious 70 the
public health. am assured by the seminary
authorities that they regret the occu renee thak
caused this investigation and that they have
taken measures tending to complete exanillla-
ton with a view to discover the perpetrators ~
this outrage upon public deeeney.
Respectfully,
LEWIS WILSON.
SANITARY Inspector.
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THE UOUKrS.
To.MORROW'S CALENDAR
The cases get for tomorrow Thursday are
ar fnlln1NS.

ia COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Longworth.
a,@a-charies slscnet w. E,, w. yS DaG Wn Rrsdford
b2osz-ra1ilcA l Aea'' s'' 't A' 1sDA " -'S
52 242-Wm. husseii {" ooAi f' ooo'' '' ~ A'o'e "''S
Grams, Gran s.. pp p,,,,on administrator VS. Patrick
McNan,ara ct al t..-tt.gg
S9 s5swJ. M, Hayes & Co. VS.. Frank Skinner.
pa.ore Judge Moore.
,,of Marrill We Henry sundmaker
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s3s4s-Henry BroehmAn VS. John II. Law.
S3 722-B b. Vandegfift VS.. John Reid ct als -
S4,l1O-Howard Douglass, assignee, vs. l. l.
si.i26~o H. Smith. executor, VS.. Henry ober-
I,l27-August Birnberger vs. Daniel Kin3ie ct
81, s4,2se-Henfy speer, sr., VS. speet Manufactur-
Ss,2sIpBliggs Swiftvs Andrew Duncan ct al.
Before Judge Force.
s5.l7S-Patriek Mallon, assignee. vs. George H.
Miller.
IS, 1So-same VS.. John NJ Mueller.
So, ,lSl-Same VS.. same.
S5,1S2-Same VS. Isaac Geavson
DISTRICT.
Before Judges Avery. Johnston ana COX.
S,l53, 8, ,154, 3,l55 S.l56
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge smith.
John Grieb, against Joseph EhgeL SUIT
to recover $500 tor boarding the defend
ants mother-in-law for fifty-two months
Verdict for defendant. NJ. Pohlman, for
plaintiff; s. B. Carter, contra.
SUPERIOR.
Lewis G. Bernard against the Cincinnati
Gazette. This is suit for damages alleged
to be sustained by the plaintiff by reason
of an article published in the defendants
paper on the 14th of November, 1879
The plaintiff claims that the article re-
ferred To was false and malicious in every
particular. and that he has been damaged
in the sum of $4,000.
The defendants claim justification oil
the article. Case in progress before Judge
|; Force and jury.
Long. Kramer & Kramer for the plain
tiff; 7 c. Campbell and VIM. Ramsey 10
the defendant.
Drunk-John Harmon, Charles Bauman
, $40; John Connolly, $50 30; James Kirk
: John Sullivan, J. w. Casey, 50; Rober
Alcorn, Charles Holman. Mary McCarny
q thirty days; Michael Curran, James Greer
, John Bloom, S.; Mary Satin, ~ days; Y. J
+ Robbins. dismissed
+ Disorderly Conduct-Fred. Kasting'
v 5000; John Ziegler, j. 4. Adams, So; J h
= Dreer, dismissed; VIM. Wilson, So; Pa
> Moran, John Conway, Nellie Tomb
d Martha Water, continued; Lawrent
n saenger, 80 days.
,e Assault and Battery-J. Hushman, Al
{ ME Hushman, Jonn German, Jos Tiema
i icontinued; James Sullivan, SIS; Geor|
"a Stephens, three months; William Joh
e. ston, 49,. ~
At Miscellaneous-Mary O'Connell, W. !:
Piper, petit larceny. 5000 30;. James M
,e Clure, same, 5000; D. K. Boune
ID G: W, Sun, same continue 1 nue.
a. a. Frsnk Flisn Fe'''Ai q. Piendergaet. same :. s
i'd Henry Stein, exhibiting gaming devlc'
Icuntiiued; VIM. ALI, malicious destructl
", of property, dismissed; VIM. Thomas
,ss grancy, dismissed; Adam Bentel, san
,ss $50 80; George Benedict horse ste
,er ing, continued; Rufus Hindm'
abusing family, 80 days; Mich
ed Newinger, same, $50 80; Jos. BaK
es- peddling without license " =, men III
10, yiIle Bernard Rost, failing to comply W
as. order of Board of Health, continued;
m inf McDevitt, taking horse without licen
vas discharged; John Dewey, incorriglpill
he House Of Refuge. ...
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The Body Of q Baba Found in the Aaver by
b.. ll.ta >, ~ Three Lads. I

About o'clock this morning three young lads,
named John O'Donnell, Anthony Hagerty and
John Martin, were in swimming between two Coal
barges at the foot OF Park street.
They had not been IN the water long when tney
made a terrible discovery, II was no less .hah
the finding Of fully developed male child noat,
ing in q basket among some dflft-wood that haa
lodged. ,.,;. q .st, ,,,sh,
tool, the basket out OF the water. and then liott-
fed the Coroner, who had the body removed 70
Habig's, On Sixth street An inquest Will % ned
this evening and in the meantime post moftem e,
Sa%a ,vas horn alive or not The child was
Wrsnped In bloody clothes and 1t looks as II 1t ii
a clear case of infantc de.
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@ THAT EXPOSED COFFIN
Found to Contain Water, Leaves and .
White Stone. NtAA

Considerable excitement was oceasioned yes
terday by the report that an exposed coffin con-
tanning q human body had been discovered III the
aband1 ned cemetery owned by the Trustees OF
nsaith officer Miles directed Captain Lew.
wilson 10 investigate the matter. which the latter
offieer did, and this morning MADE the iei.o@ihs
report:
Al. Miles, NJ. D., Health ofiicer:
| eIr. haya the honor herewith to report thai
In carao!i ance with instructions have carefully
.xan, nj The abandoned cemetery owned
and controlled by the Trustees u Lane sem.
mary. It is evident that tho remains
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

The annual meeting Of stockholders
and election of officers of the Kentucky
Ceatr al Railroad was held Yesterday at the
company's new Office in Covington. The
aid B ard was unanimously reelected as
follows. Geo. H. Pendleton, John W. Ste
venson, Peter Zinn, Elliott H. Pendleton,
William Ernst, r. W. Bowler and
Charlton Alexander. ....r .-...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

S. Huttenbauer's butcher shop, on the
southwest corner of Seventh and Walnut,
was entered by burglars through the tran
som last night, who took some papers OF
no value to anybody but the owner and
about 81 in change. ..-.. -