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ROME.
Chicago Raised to a Metropolitan
SEQ by the Papal Con.
sistory.
Tho Rig1t-Nov. L. A. Fechnn, Now
Bishop Of Nashville, Named :.
M Archbisllpr.
DR.. Duggnn Hns Been Retired on n
Pension Of $4,000 An
nun1ly,

New Yonw, Aug. 3o.-A cable dispatch
from, llolne, special Ia tho New Yorlk Free
1nun's 'siournttl, ANNOUNCES tho following dis
losals by tho 11oly Father, MI recommends
tio, Of the Sacred Congregation do Froia1-
gantla Eide:
Ftrst-:rte Rt..1sev. r, A. Fecllan, now
bishop of Nashville, IL promoted to be first
Archbishop of Chicago, Chicago having Ncn
raiscd 10 tho dignity ut n metropolitan Sec,
Will Alton md peorln os lis sutrragnn secs.
Sccn1nl-rhe Rt.-1lev. Dr. Duggnl,, bishop
OF Chicngo, lavfng been permanently dis
nbci 10 ofllclnte by an affective disease, IL
retired or n rc'Ision of 5000 per ycar.
1hirtl-Kansns City, hitherto In TIC Arch
tloccsc Of st. Louis, Is made iii Episcopal
See, atu tho Kt.-Rev. DR.. ILoRa1t, now Bishop
Of st. Joseph, No., IL named Its first Bishop,
md remains Administrator OF tho bcrcaYed
Diocese Of st, Joseph.
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CANADA.


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,t,,| .,r v',l.r,""r s,i.,,or."A I,cntu
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nmca -, t1,n n-tsnvaru,ncntn1
I,eHcit-A Gooi run for r1,chtgan-
Voluntary Hturyattou,
sptetal Dt.paseh to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNro, Aug. 30.-Judgment WIS given
this morning In tic Court Of Queens I}ouch
h, ttn c,aa of ,ri,, imam 10 I}nrrou oa tf
~ whet,ar sH r TIM po1,co stSssrate wns corrct in IN
iinlag Mr.. Barnes, rs manager of tho Royal
,ri, hnr waa ~ tcc,,,iI s v hv rhi.f.Imstica I
npcrty n tI mn, Va" 1nslires r" r'no,,r md % arcrou
4After recapltulatlng tho circumstances OF tho
holding Of Tie concert, which wcro admitted,
they decided TINT tl,e Magistrates ruling
,nust In st,stain.I. ''' '''''
'''' s't<is - ss'sis D@as'ss to IA. c.sss. Tribune,
burned ot o'clock to-day at tic Commits
aloiers' wharf, sho belonged to John WI.
bon. Of tnis city, anl IS Insured for 81
each in tho Cltlzcns' and british America ILL.,
aptetat D4patea to 7as Chicago Tttnun.
N1oSruEAr, Aug. Yo.-soyunty-iiyu mon en-
gagged un tho new Nater-Works ut st. Henry
struck to-day and demanded MI advance OF
WAGES from 10 cents to Sl,a5 per tlay, Tho
comtroc t,acl1nr,l In ,,nkc thc o,,vn,,ce and
oporatloha nave neetl suspenuca.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs chtsaao 71buns
CLIFTON, Ont, Aug. N.-No. Company,
Forly.tifth battalion Of Volunteers, ut pses-
eht ~ es''p neln mu.ns uo' ss'hnnt VIII,
mutlnled th'a morning nhuer tho leadership
OF Corp0rals tlumMerfu't!t an! 1tcCoy: Tho
Rrotext Elsen by tl!e men for their conduct Is
, 1880-08-31

h,ers nlon1 .Incksol STREET, mid prosecuted n
r"lnol,strn,.cn several ynr,ls ln,iK nEanst TINT
Mr.. .tsny replied TINT tho cnrnbinntlDn he re;,.
Resented bud Hhnn;r.l tho tar. of nst,ix .1aek-
s sscl srS s'r:Rs s' f isa Il. liz st oilsn Ms " "so lilo
Mr. 'l'llrt'p oh]ertcl to tho postrannG OF tho
consideration nf the ordinance md Rnt1 netion
Sir. hany rntd It wns very natural for Mr..
1hroop 10 object, for II wns wcll known TINT ho
WV tiio retalHe.l counsel Of tho west DiyIsion
Mr ihro"r !r"ricrl that tho gentleman was ,s-
sumlng considerable, md did not know what ho
y" Mr @ As%y ~ 9sai'i tiat Tho Alderman wbcu IN tho
cff' ;rfan HRS, ~ t9 C;9nay H.
i:Tsr.a I .Fa's VI S T. woi ,Ii Iot Ii s''i!att e
was ,'f prlvnte tsnture. MD he wns neither
st"eShnllcr ny als,r pa "Fe,t: ile owt,e.i pn,erty
they wanted :I ha was determined TINT no other
Mr.. Asny c!a!n,cd that tho petition Of tho wcst
1>!ytsin., Halfway Company Tor tho right OF wly
was bogus. and he was prepared to sll0w It.
IT WAN s1HxHp ny DEAL, ,EN,
ono Of whom wfs tho iAfe Solomon Smith, ni,tl
ho then wunt u, to explntn that ho represented
both tho fhs'pIDs nntf tho Metropolitan Caiu-
pnrrs: ulni that IN tho event Ut tho privileges
without delay. 1t had been sll1 Tint ils cs,n-
nsnes hn1 been nrsinxctl to sell oslt etc. which
y tlUllUtlt,ccil It's lit urnl,uifs 1te. Offers t,ll
been inRde to purchase the rights Ruitpht by
certain persons 1t WIS true, hut his ennccr WIS
mt fur sn1e, mud f1e INV nskett delay simply tt
get prt,nF for tic Comlttre that thu companies
lit question Ind tho nbsn1utn ctltisrnt 1T tho
rr0trrtyiM'tlerT ia n rfght.uf.wny ntnnK tho
streets nA! III tho ordinance. Ii tho Council
Rrtutctl whit wH.tskrI tho niea w0liltl not
nnly my the Trucks ut mice. but wUtl1t glinrnn.
tee to tny tho cttya leGtao for cneh cir upur-
utc.l. t,r even l,er capltn tux upon ench md
every lMkacnRcr cnrrtMl.
y, q. Hayes satt1, 'so represented property
ho)Acra IN West f.ako STREET.. a1tl no pnrtfcnlnr
company. What he wanted WIS to havp tho
OF their present terminus.
Frank Smith wltt,tcd lilo trncka extended nlso,
md this WIS tho only Interest he ta,l In 1t. Tic
wns npi,usc,I tn my telny, fnr 10 lin It Incnut
walklni; n mile to rcneh tho cnrs tho co5ntuE
winter.
Afr. CArhlnc said n0 wanted tho West Division
Company granted Tho right To lny tracks nnt,K
Lake street, anu AlYo to extend tho trucks west
from tho PRESENT terminus md WIS opposed tn
t1elny. He WIS satisfied tllIt tho ctIinunfica
renrcse.ltcll BY Mr. Asay would never give thp
3,rAt,1c whit thDy wanted, hecnlisp ttcr0 W1s
nothing ipllirMt tilcnl.
j. i. lonlrid appenrc.l for property owners,
l1o said. lltlu
ptyot.ScEp Mu. AsAy's COMPANIES Al 1u,sr-
sia,Ss,nf.E. " '
,,,-..orrus =, ,,,n,,,.a,ra., st .,.4 .,a ,.t.,,a,
;Ii ~. ~ ~. ~ 'ti Nv . tn t"v VI r.t ~
t frynsnn eis i,ooosa III H. lvest i,tH,, t, W
,n,,. h,t i,tt ~ ~ ts ,Hss IN t es @
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A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

Spst1a1 OHpalTH 10 IHe CHttupo 3FIuHHts
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. D.-llarvey
Rates, owner Of tic Bates House, to.day
brought suit against u. j. G. W. Miller, les
sees, for $4,000. two years. re,lt, at $1,000
per nnnun,, ami also TO torccloso Il cl!aitel
mortgage on the furniture. AMI asking for
tho appointment of Il Receiver. III the mean
t1ino thu Aftlors ca1nc Into another court aud
made assignment, md tho Court appointed
the sum Ut $4l,0o0. Tho question Of Jurlsic.
tiUn between the courts is to 10 settled ilrst,
1t being clnlnG.l that service wns Ind on tho
1ftilers before they undo tho assignment.
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SEVENTH-DAY ADvENTISTS.

DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. S0.-'The Annual Con-
fercnco Of tho Seyentll-llay Alyentlsts Of
Illinois will bo hold on tho Macon County
Fair-tiroulltls, ncar tts clly, Sept. !, 2, s, i,
delegates. besItles . Blk crowd ot spectntary,
aro Uxpectel to bo iii attendance daily. This
peculiar religlotls sect Ind its birth In 1871,
Altt lts aailgruhts ohserye, Saturday, tho sew
Atlyentlats will come from various patts OF
this anil other atates, and will establish Il
camp ut the grounds,
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SOLDIERS, S',,REUNloNs.

DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. W.-On Friday, Sept.
II, the suycnty-nintl. Regiment Ill!nots Vol-
untcur Infantry will hold their third nnnual
rVunlon at Newman, on Which occas!on
many old soltlers Of Macon County will bo
in attendance; md taMY ;of the old "yets"
9f THO Seyenty;nIntil Will ntteill tho three
lays' Holtlturaf Reunion ut tho Decatur Fur
Grounds, Oct. 7. y. alld ., when Gen. Grant,
Gen. uklrsby, Gov. CWlluln, alll liiany othors
Will 10 present. Preparations for the lust
named reunion arG now. Il. progress, allu
there IL every indication thAt It Will bo the
g1aulest atfnlr OF thu year,
, 1880-08-31
SUBURBAN..

EVANSTON.
Tho fill term Of tho public schools hcgGn yes
tcr,lny, nnl Irpf. Tlnycn WINS litsy nrganIzng tho
varIels departments. Tho High School will holi
Its first sess!0n this morning In Lyo.'s HILL.
TlIo 1ast Ut tho ttmlpn services were hclA Snn-
day evonnR IN THO Congregational Church,
wien tho eov. Il. n. lia!ilel,, H. D, preached.
fog.hortl Tomorrow.
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'ss! sett'st sft S;:it ID ii. oa.:sss Tresa:. ls'
grnpt, hcatlctl "Don't 60 I'oo far Wrst''
(lneuning us fur rs AInnltobal. advises III
tending en'tgrants to 80 to Michigan; which
II .lcsvribcd. In glowing terms Us the finest
ests, Its mineral lantis. Its wlleat md cereals,
Its fruits, Its inland lakes stocked with fish,
arc al praised as being superior TO tinso 0t
any other Slate. In c0llefus10,A the Cftizc'.
land in tho Stato Mt prices which mike 1t easy
and practicable for my one to secure fnrm
nnd iOislU OF their own, III no Stnte Gun a
better market be foulul for all the products
~ sptstal DGpaieh 10 III Chicago Tribune.
CoMk1tSt;Woo',', Ont;, T.; Ang: @E;Mr. =, Ed-
aS Mar sS"y yownshn 81 1 First e GeeeSSo 81 F4nv: Fl ~
years Of nRe, for some timc' has been
wife mid three children wou! stare u death
from want; md under this !le'uslon l,e coh-
vide Tor their fiitttre wants. Twcnty-seyen
days before his death, hp refused food entire
Is for four days Mt tho cnt! of which tl,le h9
was Induced to eat slnall piece Of bread,
vailed upon to take my kind 0f
food; and tlo ,actnally starved to death.
During the whole 0f his se!i-impose1 fast he
ltcs Geforu his tlenti. ilo was 50 wenk !ut-
tcrly TINT lie WIS confined to his bctl, al-
guile sensible with the exception, Of the fatal
!inlluclnation with Which lie wis Inflicted.
lIe was III easy. circumstances being tho
owner Of good farin Of excellent lana.
without any ,fncumbrallces:
A hundred and twenty Canadian lnborers
take pnsslge hero for Michigan, OH board
tho City Of Winnipeg. 1heso men 90 to
Michigan to seok employment, Which they
could not lind III Can,tta.
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NESTLEtS MILK FOOD


should DO uscd by nothors uf nursing children.
Contains nothing Injurious, atl.l requiring only
w,tor to prepare 1t for uae, tho tlangrr Of in.
puro milk IL avoided.
Far sA!u by druggists and Erncurs. A pamphlet
With fulI particulars st.,it by addressing
THOMAS LEE3llNG s. TO-, MontrGilI, Cnn.
, 1880-08-31

hMtl taken 10 cause tlcnil,. Tho result Of tho
ni,alys!s las been Aent 10 ltoyaIto,i, Wis,
md further dGyrloplacMts arc exrcctcd.
MoSr1.EAi, X,ig. ao'-The $F'e'i relnrt 1T tho
Du'nfnlun .tiovernlucnt Superintendent of
Insurance Inns ]nst brcn published. ltsllows
tlAt there Weru s!xty.tflrtu companies under
scye,, companies wllcl. nro In process Of
ttnlng. llfc-insuranco business, 80; ilre, y;
ains. S1as ssl y sesaSoi.ES ssslas p gaarfss spe;;
!nade by ,tllrso ,con,lanies,. and licla ny tl1e
the fire aful inlaMl marine companlcs ~
Licenses 1sero ttn,We'l p Except thnt pf ,,' tl,o
business April L, 1879. No nnw con,-
pa1fes wGre licensed during tho ynar.
Or the twenty-snyrm co'nl'hiiies trai,saCtlllR
tlre b!sness ~ Cann'la tnrnF is1n. 10 ws!o
change III these companies !ins occurred,
excerpt That tho Royal Cnlattatt lias ceased
to do business IN tic United Stntcs. TIE
year, presents MI nnt.Ivorabl9 eo'itrast OF tho
vlous year. being characterized by nn IN
crrnsctf volume Of transactions, conducted Mt
IL slightly less ratio Of expense, but ut lower
rnto of premium, aM! with ,.,a 5arge!y III; u;
tic rate Of premium Is tho ground Of much
complaint atnOng. tic companies, ntlu Is
nserIhcA to excessive conlpetltsoE,.. The pre-
ntl1tlts reCeffetl tlnflnR tlse yenr toF lfe III
sllrance IN Canada. by nll companies,
amounted to 81,aa..71, .-being tleerense III
compared with 1878 ut sfiools Tic losses
incurred amounted to $a3l5, l0j, being nil iii.
erase Of Sll2. .0!M.
The shipments Of livestock from Montreal
for the week entlng Saturday were l,2lo
eattlc and 4,tat sheep. aa.llst 1,sia castlea
spseiat p4spdtch to The Chicago 74tbans.
Sr. JoiH, N. H.. AuH. W.-'rl,c 81. John
Icfcrrff,1|t calls uttcrtUn Ia tho fact TINT tho
Ogfcit.l Guzctte which contained tho statt.-
lunt of revenue md expenditure f0r lS10.'s0
tnade no mention Ut thu tlrawhacks payable
out OF the revenue to slipbuilsnrsn md others
The I'cicUrnp|. thinks TINT s5o0, ,000 Is not IN
cxtrnyAENnt csllmnte Of tho tlraWbncks fur
tho yeAr: md, II tlifs Is so, Sir 1,cunanf
Tlley's deficit will bc fouliil to bo over g.
0O0,000. The figures would then stand thus: !:
tGFNHup.
Expctiulturo.......... @l.hls'lS
ugHCiL.. l+:hss L.
Drawbacks. ,..,,,... ...,,,...,,,,,..., 6Q0UO0
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mAIkIXIA(tE3s

NuNrON-ATKlSHtlN-AtE I'll l'aui's Church. Hyde
I'ark On tho ah lust, hy tho Ilny Charles igsl0F
aa slas;t s9n q III ns1x n" st"SSs WI,a ai.Ss
ter Of tho latO IsAaG Atknkti Esl, Ot Hyde Park
, 1880-08-31

mars hnvn nostronct it until Mnny. Sent. it.
JAMES r. ctAt,kx. t,sucral Superintendent Of
to Gnn nuele sallroa; WY +; M. AyGrS;,
eral rnsscner AEcna 9l ,no ttsnrHs t psr'
""s1'e " ~"'ehRo 1''''pao' "to IT. t'so t"''tet'
G. n; Lacy. rnkfo, '1nran; Mss II; $. ;1,ltld md
Hss y: -, ln1"t1: snmu"lGn lT%mmnsi % list tf.,rsh
fne}1e. f"ehe"''1' e'of"'"'s' a'' a0"'''''' ~ "'
Mn, AND Mns. J. II. BAILEY, sos,th Africa; +.
Mcrsi,nnEen nn,i =: iI,,rnit.s.nr, Sl,nnshai,
and Arthur I>cnr.,t,rtl, Lontlun, England, nre
feSasterca at tho fa'h'ef'
T1lE temperature yesterday, Ms observed by /
Mannssc, optlcln,l, R8 Maasnh street tl'MlnrsE
vi. M, :1,dl; p. Ill. sI5'.
F. r Wo!nHox, 1snsral sSpsriatent!e,nt ,an,9 9t
l. IL i'l conkltn. ue,.erai sMrlnten.icn H % of so
"hlc.iso Tsdusah itaiires9 i: y. i.abt6i'rne,
INC n,s ~ tt ~
sn,tMwcanr9, 1,niirnnM' mr." ~ ~ thc 1mnttin
Y,Io,,rr :, nr,ors o,,tock 1ost .ventno eomo onc
'"' sSSck ssasf o Gs 4ar sS a" f u o sse
W." @ S! e. IT, y h. t'or ,rr,e s1e Mrs Fpss m To n
te' Tho n"cu 1 s were unpo 10 ascSrtaia Vic i,Ted
'' T.T'r s: uoorus +, wars of opc wboso parcnts
x y Ne g shsa %sss II ffss sr ow n psfyx IL @ os
~ ncmtv III ~" ~ TN rivcr eIui wos ,lrW,,c
fe .e, Inv. WITH lG ~, .,ra ILL., ""s h', ,,o
Vas yne rccnxere,' W aud ,s aHun
oeii. noniiortni noth july 'o''''"e"
"ec'ueh'''' 'e'''' -
F. II. SfiUMAS. Mnster IN Chnncery, nude MT
!saues were J0i,led sosns tLtt,e sncc. Tho report
Is u model Of brev!ty nna IS ns f0llnwB: IN Hlrl
-nlnG 1ntahas. Iho linilhGR ~ tnis caee ;ro
", H. III ~ ,iI w tnV % M9s on.
I'LL % stlu th I 't, ~ H. NJ y. "t, GtGs I| % ~ M
r Hem w, or ~ S IT, r,c n tao report VIII s'hu CUM
hr'0eo "'ueF 1nu F"'e'
tr,ttsns buva f,ot.n r,,nntnp ar tnose 1atc1v In
tha ioiica ,c,'rs,nc,,t ttmt "nnth"r uc,nrni
rsi ~ ma. onnsi,nrni ,n,..a"r,. ~ nt,,snr r. -,
y" trun.Tasri m r,,,u ~ n nss,,,ggnt ~ sf.t1n - r.
nuti.r n,,, ~, - Nv, rt,",, @ ~ a,. IT, M ~ IL. mai"
~, ~ . u nruet ~ ,is,,o ~ ,r,nrni m so,"i n.
tara to III III v.Sriar. VI isa,,o n
rnht,,. 1ri,ara s"' fr hu,,ii,,s rrisnuers
os s,i,'rcd norsnns nan'''3 ~ tho stnt',,n
~ 1anII'.rn ,n,,at IL % n,-t,tio5 ~ r., I'm rnJ,
,u.,,,,Int ninrs "u s,,ch nrnrs ,n11st IL rtni
manning nStFa. ~" nucn uIie!s ntstst ~ tnttts
t III ~ .i 9 WIZ ~ .Mo oiuGu ; 'ei"'"s ~
n>.'!,e...rs.... $500, ~. .es
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

Some time ago warrant was sworS
out for the arrest of Moses Murphy, well
known crook, on the charge of stealing .
horse and buggy, but he could not bs
found at the time. This morning. how
ever, Officers Delehanty and Connslly
learned of his whereabouts. but when they
attempted to break open the door Of his
residence. corner of Seventh and Sycamore
streets, Murphy jumped out Of back win
dow and in doing SO dislocated several
bones in one OF his feet. He was taken to
Hammond street and from there to the
Hospital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
NAMES MUDDLE.
One Legislature at Work, and
Another Waiting.
Solon Chase Summarizes the Situation

National Associated Press to the star.
AUGUSTA, Me Jan. 8-NooN. The House
met at 10 o'clock this morning, seventy
seven members being in attendance. Eu-
gene Hale occupied the first hour in NOV
ing corrections to the journal of yester-
days proceedings, and presented the names
of five Republican Representatives, and
Sproul ard Veasie, Greenbackers, making
sixty in all, who dispute the decision Of
the Governor and Council.
Republicans are in attendance, ready to
qnalify as legislators The Republicans
propose to have all their men sworn in and
admitted to their seats.
They will then attempt to win enough
votes from the Fusionists, who are in favor
of filling their vacancies at once to enable
them to control the Legislature and a Sc
lection of State officers.
At this hour Mr.. Hale is reading the list
Of Republican members whom be claims
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
WASHINGTON.
Convention Of the Greenback
Party To-day.
Supported BY Numerous Moral Notices.
RELIEF FORIRELAND.

RELIEF FoRIRELAND.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Congressman
Kenna, of West Virginia who started sub
scription in the House for the relief of the
poor of Ireland. has already received 81 600
OLD SOLDIER GONE WRONG.
Yesterday William B. Sweet was removed
from the Nrst Com n,ptroller's Office for falsi.
flying his expense account as special agent
of that Office. Sweet was Major in Hayes
Twentv-tllird Ohio Regiment, and was frs,
appointed in the department by the Presi-
dent.
UTAH FOR THE UTEs.
The Interior Department is so convinced
that the Utes must leave Colorado that the
officials are looking about for place ia
move to. 1t is about decided that the
Utah Valley. Utah, is the best place. and
the probabilities are that the chiefs will
consent that the tribe shall 20 peaceably.
aREENBAcKERs' CONVENTION.
The Greenback Convention met here
this morning in small hall that is ordi
narily used for religious purposes. There
were about two hundred men and perhap.
twenty women present. 1t looked lit
tie incongruous to see over thu
stage the legend in green
"For God and Home and Native Land.
On the wall at the rear of the hall stands
the words, "Go. Sin no More" On one d
the walls read, "Come to Jesus" and or
the other, Watch and Pray" These mot
toes were put up for the Christmas cele
bration of nday-school, and the Green
hackers allowed them t, remain.
A beautiful woman in velvet and camel!
hair shawl sat on front seat She was in
troduced as Miss Farrar, reformer. All thu
Greenback members of Congress were
present and were the central figures of ami
mated groups
Dennis Kearney was introduced as tn,
hero Of the Pacific Slope, and was followed
by an admiring throng wherever he went
There were some wild eyes and some lons
hair, but the body as whole was respecta
BILE and looked very much like an ordinary
country political convention.
There is determined purpose on th'
part of the leading men to suppress the so
cial reformers who will try to have ayoice
and make the convention as respectable a
possible. They are all very likely to sue
coed. General Butler did not make his ap
pearance, but was frequently inquired for
The leading men say that the Convention
will be short.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
CONCERNING COAL.
Interesting Reports Regarding Recent
Shipments.
0pecial 10 the Sta..

Special to the star.
PIrTsBuRG, Jan 80 P. M.--Coal is now
beginning to move out, but no accurate list
is possible vet. The following reports will
be made this afternoon at the annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Monongahela
Navigation Company. operating all the
pools in that river:
Total shipments Of coal out Of pools in
1879, 62,o00,0oo bushels; coke, $500 0OC
bushels. Increase from the year before, H..
10000 bushels coal and coke. The de.
crease in tolls in the years business was
nearly $4,000, owing to the coal miners
strikes and unparalleled low water. but the
business Of December last, owing to the un
precedented coal shipments, was ahead oi
any one month in the history Of the com
pany f.r forty years, the receipts for tolls
being $A1 600. 2-..-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
Preparing for Parnell.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-The committee having
in charge the reception to Parnell and Dill
lon, held meeting last evening. They
decided to send special train to meet the
distinguished guests at Fort Wayne Sun
day night the 18th, arriving in Chicago
Tuesday morning the 10th. Great demon
stration will take place on Wednesday the
Goth, with grand parade. followed by
speeches by Parnell and Dillon in the Ex.
position Building.
Dan. O'Leary, who has just returned from
the East, has volunteered his services in
getting up walking tournament in the
Exposition Building, tn commence after
the delivery of Mr.. Parnell's address and to
continue several days, the proceeds to be
given to the cause represented by Parnell
If the offer is accepted O. Leary expects tc
bring to Chicago a large number of the
leading pedestrians in the country, and
will walk himself,
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of $40, his ticket to Cincinnati. and several

of $40 his ticket to Cincinnati. and several
pension papers 8-f Er
Thomas PIT has brought suit in the Com
mon Pleas Court against Charles Morton to
recover S., 600 for slander.
Governor Bishop to-day pardoned George
Williams, sent up from Stark County, in
1876, for shooting with intent to kill and
James w. Harper, sent up from Adams
County, in 1874. for murder in the second
degree. The latter was life man.
st. LOuls.
MINERS STRIKE ENDED--PREss ASSOCIATION.
Special to the Star.
Sr. Louis, Jan. 8.-The members OF the
Coal Exchange have agreed to the demands
of the Belleville, ILL.,, miners for an increase
to cents per bushel and eight hours ia
constitute days labor.
The Missouri Press Association has ar
ranged programme for the next meeting
OF the Association, which will be held al
Sedalia, Mo-, May 1lth, $780, Q. M. Louis
(M. QuadI OF the Detroit Free Press, and
Henry Watterson were selected as orators.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.

National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Mr. Blackburn Of
fered resolution, which was adopted, di-
recting the Appropriation Committee to
investigate the deficiency in the Star Mail
service.
Under the call Of the Committees for re-
ports Mr.. Goode of Virginia, from the
COMMITTEE on Education and Labor, re-
ported bill to forever apply the proceeds
of the sales of public lands to the education
of the people. Referred to the Committee
of the Whole. "
The morning having expired the House
went into Committee of the whole to con-
slider the revision Of rules, Mr.. Carlisle, ol
Kentucky in the chair.
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DEACON RICHARD SMITH,
The Case Against the Truly Good Man
r' Dismissed.

The case against Deacon hlcnard SHhtn:
editor of the Gazette, charged with libel.
came up before Judge Wilson this after
noon. The case had been set for o'clock,
but it was five minutes past 2 ere the form
Of the truly good man shadowed the thresh-
old Of the Courtroom.
His appearance was that OF, one who had
been made the victim of deeds committed
by wicked partners. When he entered the
hall of Justice, remarks such as That's
him." Here he comes" Hes dandy,
amt he?" ETC., were made by the audience.
He walked to the front and took seat
alongside his attorney. Judge Wilson
mounted the judicial throne and ordered
court to be opened.
This was done, when Prosecutor Murphy
made his appearance and said: III Your
Honor please, am satisfied upon investi-
CATION that Mr.. Smith is the President OF O
corporation-the Cincinnati Gazette Com
pany-and as such can not be crimi-
Dally liable, because under the
statutes of Ohio corporation
can only be criminally liable for certain
nuisances, and Mr.. Smith being the Presi'
dent Of corporation could not be guilty Of
libel unless lie either wrote or caused to be
written the article in question; and as he
| neither wrote nor had cognizance OF the
article lie could not be criminally liable
| therefore ask that the case be dismissed
have consulted with Colonel Wappensteir
| and he is satisfied that in the heat OF the
moment he made mistake in causing the
arrest of Mr.. Smith"
II understand you want the case dis
missedr' asked the Judge.
| II do; yes. SIR" replied the prosecutor.
case dismissed" said the Judge. "Ad
iourn Court until tomorrow morning"
The Court was adjourned. and Hon
Richard Smith walked forth upon th'
streets free man.