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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - January 22, 1881, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial saturday january 22, 1881�?with extra Sheet. Is Young is. Mcclung. State meet from the latter an account his War services u neither Quarter nor Compromise asked Quot it evening one our reporter called upon colonel Mcclung. The gentleman whose nomination to the collector hip is now pen Ling to the Senate to get Liis version the War which 1# being made upon him by general Young. Colonel Mcclung said i do not question general Young s right by All honorable Means to oppose my nomination. This would afford no ground for personal feeling nor should the contest extend beyond the ascertained result the controversy. In All fair dealing in politics in elections when the result is reached controversy ceases. Nor do i question his Legal right to oppose my confirmation whether in doing so he Las placed himself beyond the Bounds which established rules a just sense Honor Hove fixed i leave to the up Bike. General Young Speaks Slig tingly my services during the War. I do not intend to engage in any controversy this subject. I volunteered at the first Call for troops the next Day after the issuing that Call took the oath a private Soldier in Caine Jackson the 23d Day april 1861. From that Day until november 13, 1865,1 discharged the obligation that oath in All Good conscience. I never sought any position nor sought to avoid any duty. I obeyed orders. I went where i was sent stood where i was put. I have never paraded my services have never asked preferment account them have never Felt that for Roy honest Humble efforts my country owed me anything. Hence general Young will hardly win a Victory in that direction. Whom i arrived in Cincinnati thursday evening i found by Reading the dispatches in the commercial that general Young insinuated a purpose to impeach my conduct As an officer during the War. I immediately telegraphed the following to Washington a if general Yonng makes any charge Ngann stay integrity As a Public officer i ask neither Quarter nor com prom this is my attitude. Inasmuch As he Renews his insinuations in this mornings commercial it May not be amiss to say that during the four a half years thy service no charge any kind affecting my character was Ever made. I settled my accounts upon my vouchers not by Euy i thief Bill As a idly As the clerks the Treasury could review them eleven years since received certificates non indebtedness from the several auditors tie Treasury. During the period my service i was a investigated a a inspected a a a spied a bit never accused. A considerable portion my clerks inspectors a Well As Tho pc with whom i dealt Bare died but Many them Are alive. I am quite willing that general Young a committee raided for the purpose shall Call them one by one put them to the teat to Runy go among the Bangs still third Street who advanced millions dollars upon vouchers issued by me with no Security except my Unrue my off dal report he May Call my neighbors who have known me for Twenty five years i will abide their testimony As to my reputation conduct. I accounted to tie Treasury department for moneys paid for purchases services to the amount Twenty five millions for property amounting to a value fifty millions As i cow recollect. And Sines leaving the a Lii Ary service i have lived upon my earnings during All the time except two years upon a salary. I have never owned the House i lived in cd kept for three year i sold it with the Purchase Money mortgage resting non it. It any charge had Ever been made against my integrity during the War if i had Ever raised suspicion Seadal if i had Everist caste among honorable High minded Inch. If i Hud Ever Given cause for evil surmising by the Possession display wealth there might be some palliation general Youngs conduct. It will soon be Twenty years since i entered the military service. It in More than fifteen years since my resignation was accepted. It would seem but honorable Man would for the Sake he own Honor be cautions in bringing any accusation now. I am not concerned about the animus general Youngs Falso malicious assault. Others May search out set in order his grievances disappointments. I am not concerned about his opposition within the limits which Honor rigidly axes for gentlemen. the License ordinance which the Low committee Council has prepared fills the Bill in a general any. In the first place it has a great super Loiety Over former attempts the kind in that it lets the sunday question entirely alone in the proposed regulations for Public performance amusements makes Nodi Cereue Between sundays weekdays. This is us it should be. Immoral shows Are quite As had week Days us sundays should not be permitted any Day. Respectable Heaters concerts. Ac., arc Juat a proper innocent sundays any other Day the week a bound be there More left unmolested also sundays. The second important Point is that according to the provisions the ordinance Al control responsibility Are placed in one Inaus hands. Many Cooks spoil Tho birth a divided responsibility is no responsibility at All. What divided responsibility a Many a cried administration Lead to has been clearly shown by the experience last year. The ordinance now proposed Givis to the mayor All requisite authority the Power to enforce that authority. If after the passage such a ordinance the evils now complained others continue to exist the people will know who is responsible for it. The mayor is i acted every two years the Publio Lias it in its Power to place in the position a Man from whom a Wise discreet strict yet Liberal use the authority vested in him is to be expected. In the bands a Puritan a sunday fanatic such an ordinance would get a dangerous weapon it is True but it is the business the people to see that no such personage gets the office. Another important useful provision is further. That which makes the right to retail liquors in Heaters mud other place amusement dependent a special permit from the mayor. It is proposed from Many sides to take away this right altogether but such a regulation would be a great mistake had a great injustice. There is absolutely no reason Why in respectable English Heaters Over the Rhine in Turner Hall a biter Hall dr�., the Sale liquors during a performance should be prohibited. On the contrary there is every reason for allowing it since without it hardly any these Heaters could maintain themselves. Of the other hand too there arc places in which such a prohibition would be altogether proper. To it is no More than right that he decision this matter should be left to the discretion the . An objection we would bring against the ordinance at one Point however is that the License Rato for Heaters is fixed to High. For other kinds shows entertain tents the feel Are Low enough. For Heaters however the Coet a License is fixed at $500 a year tent if not for All certainly Fop Many the Heaters is plainly too much. It would be unjust for instance to tax German theater which hardly s expenses in which plays Are Given Only once twice a week As much As the Large English Heaters which Are envied six to Nino times n week. A alteration should be made in this respect therefore the mayor empowered to Grant licenses at a lower Price according to circumstances. In any Case $500 could be retained a the maximum rate. A is it fair there were 11, elements a first class sensation at the Southwest Corner fifth Vine yesterday c orning at half past 1 clock. There was lir-1 Lio Ifcic Ink then a a ugly feeling finally a showing a a guns in the hands men not lacking nerve for their be. It All Crown out the enforced idleness a the if the a Square game a Are not to be reopened until after the Spring election let it be understood. Then a the boys will look out for a a suckers in other quarters. And not Lay around Here eat each other up. Magistrate a court. A Squire Powers is about to Lay claim to the title the marrying magistrate. During the week he a United no less than five couples. Those made Happy yesterday were George Green Mary Kinsloe Henry Adams Eliza Walker. Or. Alfred w. Whitehead Springfield o., some time since pledged a lot used goal works with Mike la Pitian the Central Avenue pawnbroker receiving the same $56, agreeing at a certain time to redeem them at the sum $76. The time redemption arrived but the Anio unt was not forthcoming neither was the interest paid. Fins . Up Xoan disposed the property yesterday . Whitehead brought suit before a senile Powers for the recovery the books damages fur their retention amounting in All to $2119. The Issue joined was tried by a jury a verdict for the defendant rendered. D. A. Fletcher yesterday before a Squire Anthony obtained a judgment Aga iut the fluid soap company for $67 50, the amount salary which he claimed to be due him. _ a Safe Kef per a Story. Domestic i Felicity vent Jared a Hammond Street station. Herman Schwartz a German aged about Twenty eight was a Safe keeper at Hammond Street station last night. The charge Safe keeping was put against his name Fop the reason that no criminal one could be entertained. The arrest was made by officer Ratley complaint one Jacob Hack who claims that Schwartz who had been intimately Friendly relations with himself wife had spirited the latter away. Hack stated to lieutenant Thomas that he had not seen his wife for two weeks was positive that sob Wartz had taken Hor away. Schwartz denied emphatically that there had been anything wrong Between himself mrs. Huck averred that he no to even know where she was. He claims that he had been a Friend to . Huck for a number years that the latter Hod been his constant companion As Long As his Money lasted. When the latter gave out however Huck turned the cold shoulder him was now seeking to get him into trouble. Aiter being locked up for a couple hours Schwart was released his own recognizance Huck who had been imbibing pretty freely was told by lieutenant Thomas to go Home go to bed. This la probably the last that will be heard the Caso. _ local option. Meeting the joint committee yesterday. The joint committee the wholesale liquor dealers the Saloon beepers who Are opposed to the local option Law now pending in the Ohio legislature held a meeting at the grand hotel yesterday afternoon. The committee appointed by the Brewers association at least some its representative members had been invited to participate in the proceedings but no representative the interest appeared. Paul f. Mohr Mohr a Mohr wholesale liquor dealers was called to the chair a. J. Gla Tyser the Saloon keepers organization was chosen Secretary. After waiting in hour More for some representative the brewing association to appear the gentlemen present commenced a discussion the Best plan by which to defeat the Bill As it now stands. Nearly All those present said they would much rather see a stringent License Law passed than that the local option measure should go through. In the absence the Brewers committee however no definite action was taken an adjournment till sunday arte Moon was ordered. It is thought to committees will leave for Colum bus Early next week. Funeral the late n. M. Johnston. The funeral the late Nook m. Johnston took place at 10 clock yesterday morning from i residence no. 85 Ludlow Street. There was a Large attendance including members the ancient order United workmen knights pythias masonic order Covington an new poit these organizations Wiloh . Johnston was a member in High standing attended in bodies wearing their respective uniforms draped in mourning. A Large number friends both personal professional were also in attendance. The pall bearer were messes. H. M. Davis Enoch Taylor the ancient order United workmen Samuel by Oom b. F. Shott the knights Honor w. P. Walker Chat. 8obues-Ler, the knights Templar h. S. Page j. F. Mccarthy representing the Railroad fraternity. The funeral Sermon was preached by the Roy. Frank 8. F1tcb, the seventh Street congregational Church after which the remains were Laid to rest in the family vault in Spring Grove cemetery. Charged with arson. Detective John t. Norris Springfield left for Ripley o., at 5 clock last evening in company with Leonard Dickinson. Before leaving Dickinson made an affidavit that one George Fry now at Ripley himself had 400 Bales Bay stored in a shed at Tho latter place. Fry claimed to Dickinson that he had the lot insured for $1,000 that he Fry october 19 last went to see about it the 20th he Dickinson received word that the Stock bad been destroyed by fire. Reinsure auce was claimed the companies kicked. The Story fraud As alleged then came to the surface the consequence was the arrest Fry the charge arson. The Case will be tried at Ripley to Day. Serious Accident. About Quarter past 1 �?Tclock yesterday afternoon Louis Boner aged 17 years an employee in the car stables the it. Auburn Railroad company Sycamore Street near Liberty fell through what is known As a Grain a Chute a from the third to the first Story received injuries an internal character which Are thought to be probably fatal. He lives Martin Street but was taken to the Hospital where at a late hour last night he was resting easily. Yard let rendered. In the care John w. Smith who was accidentally killed by a switch engine onthec., h. A d. Railroad night before last Coroner Rendigs yesterday returned the following verdict a deceased came to his death by being caught ran Over by engine no. 23 the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad while in the discharge his duty. I further find that the Railroad employees nor the company Are to Highway robbery. John Butler aged Twenty one years was arrested yesterday locked up in Hammond Street station the charge Highway robbery. It is alleged that about 3 clock yesterday Suomi us As he one William Zigler were returning from a a a Wake at Alex. Cliness House East Pearl Street he a held Zig scr up a robbed him $10 m Money his watch other valuables. A the Case will come up before judge Wilson this morning. A Lively Rongs Tumble tight occurred near Scanlon a Saloon court Street West Mound la it evening. It is said that a dozen fifteen the sixteenth Ward roughs were engaged in the trouble but the crowd had dispersed before the arrival the police. No arrests were made. Or Tutki ant Joe Nappe Nutkin the tenth District station denies that colonel Carson a private Secretary . W. H. Pope mrs. Barbara Pruden were married at his House. The Lillie Alt mrs. Wapp Eusten prevented the ceremony being performed there. A ponies wrestling sparring matches will take place at 151 Central Avenue this evening. To the lovers the sport an excellent programme is offered. To the editor the commercial Why is it that t hey Call a Ulster a Benjamin when it was Joseph who wore the coat perplexed. Serious charge against a wealthy Farmer. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. It. Vernon o., january 21.�?a few Days ago Mary e. Stinemates made an affidavit before �?T8qulre Baugh charging William Mccuen with attempted rape. To Day the preliminary examination was to have taken place but owing to sickness the prosecuting witness could not get into court the Case was dismissed. The matter has not been but will be brought to Tho attention the grand jury the february term court. Both parties Are Well Igi own m Miller township where they reside. is a wealthy Farmer administrator the woman a fathers estate. The alleged rape occurred in 1878. Floral a Folly. Becoming tired life she suicides. Narrow escape Mike Miller her Paramour. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Kokomo. Ind., january 21.�?the Little City Peru the Indian Apolla Peru Chicago Railroad was All torn up yesterday morning by the report that mrs. Flora Freeman one the frail females whose Home was at Kokomo had committed suicide in a free easy House East canal Street kept by Rachel Smith. For the past few months she had been staying there Mike Miller a dashing hotel clerk gained her affections she fell madly in love with Huru. The course the love not run smooth a few Days ago Mike broke her heart by announcing his Early departure for st. Louis. Y esterday the forlorn Flora one the other girls were Down town the deceased purchased some hydrate chloral morphine. They also saw Mike invited him to come up last night. Before he came. Mrs. Freeman announced her intention shooting Mike committing suicide if he still persisted in going away in Earnest her intention took a revolver belonging to one the Gills out a Valise Laid it in a convenient place awaiting Tho Advent the cruel Mike. A girl occupying the same room watched her Opportunity took the revolver placed it where no harm could be done. Mike finally came was soon in the embrace his inamorato still adhered to his determination to leave town. He finally Dell asleep his frail companion got up looked for the revolver but could not find it. And took a Large dose the drugs she had obtained during the Day returned to bed. Sho took the Poison Between 1 2 clock Drew her last breath at 2 15, the interval Between taking the dose death not being More than half a hour. Another girl was occupying a bed in the same room witnessed the taking the fatal draught roused the slumbering Mike the rest the House informed them what had been done. Immediately after taking the medic my the unfortunate one became unconscious. In the morning a b. Scott Deputy Coroner was notified the occurrence repaired to Tho Bonse held an inquest examined the inmates very closely his report will be very full Bear quits heavily some parties. Bruce Freeman the husband the woman resides in this City has been aware the life his wife Vas leading. She was medium height a blonde Good looking not Over Twenty five years age. Her body was brought to this City last night for interment. Out the traces. An absconding tjarnjs88-m Akka leaving n�o1�er-oc8 creditors. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. It. Gilead. 0 january 21.�?the people out Little City were considerably surprised this morning by the news the sudden departure h. M. Whitby a Saddle harness dealer councilman the Eity. It seems from rumours afloat the streets that Lis business affairs have not been very prosperous late he has been compelled to borrow Small a us Money for com friends in order to keep his head above water. Last week he sold his Stock to one his creditors then engaged to work for him. Yet Cray evening however he must have changed his mind for after borrowing More Money a few dollars in a place aggregating fifty sixty dollars he hired a team at one the livery stables proceeded to livering station where to boarded the cars sending the horses Back by a Small boy. He has a wife one child residing at this place who Are terribly grieved at his actions. As he was always considered strictly honest we As held in High esteem by the Community general y. His wife received a Telegram at noon to Day dated at Pittsburg telling her not to worry about him. No one will lose any very Larj amount by him but nearly everybody in town will miss him a Little Fay from one Dollar to a Hundred. Cleveland. Collision two judges. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Cleveland january 21.�?andrew Cunnington the Man who is accused thrashing cheap Jim a wife in Sharon Pennsylvania was taken to that place this evening. This afternoon judge Hamilton ordered that such should be the Case because the witness in the Case resisting an officer pending in the police court had Given his consent that a Nolle be entered. The police court judge however refused yesterday to make the Nolle continued the Case to january 27. Hence Here is a collision Between two Cleveland judges but nothing serious is anticipated. Indeed it is doubtful if the police judge will be heard from again in the matter. Alleged embezzlement. H. Mason manager the Willcox a Gibbs sewing machine company at Pittsburg was arrested Here last Evcniug. a charge embezzling $105 from the company. Or. Mason was formerly manager in Cleveland now the new manager j. J. Cowan says that he has found the above shortage in . My songs books. Mason was brought Here this morning for trial. for $20,000. Special to it atthe Cincinnati commercial. Lawrenceburg ind., january 21.�?a suit considerable interest was filed in the clerks office Tho Dearborn circuit court to Day in which George b. Fitch As administrator David Powers deceased against Ezra g. Hayes for $20,000. Plaintiff sets Forth in Liis complaint that in the year 1875, said Powers wife were the owners 650 acres land in Franklin county Indiana the value $40,000. That said Law a was in numbered by mortgages to the amount $10.000, that the said properly was offered for Sale by the Assignee in bankruptcy said Powers subject to said mortgage encumbrance. That at the time said Sale Ezra g. Hayes who was As they allege an intimate confidential Friend the Power fat five proposed to them to allow him to buy in the properly without Auy Competition their part that he would dispose same Theiu the excess Over the Blu mortgage encumbrances upon said representation the wife now the widow i f said Power executed to him a release her Dower interest. They further say that Hayes bid in paid Laud for $13,000 afterwards sold it for $40,000, has Ever since failed refused to Over to them the excess $17,000, although often requested to do so. Ila yes Thompson Are representing the administrator in the matter. New pc8t.master. General Thomas Lucas has received his commission As postmaster will enter his new duties monday next. Greensburg. An absconding drummer. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Cetih Linrothe o., january 21.�?William Cody the missing tobacco Salesman whose strange disappearance comment was made in a special from this City yesterday it now appears Las absconded carrying off such Monck s belonging to Bis employers As he was Able to collect. Such is toe information telegraphed Here by the messes. So Degel who started out to learn what bad become Cody. The is no a reputation was such that Many it friends even yet believe that he has been foully dealt with. _ a death tussle. Bodie january 21.�?at 2 clock this afternoon Dave Bannon de. Ryan the former a rough the latter a Gambler got into a scuffle began in fun in which eau Tore Eannone a coat. Bannon commenced beating Cyan with his six shooter when Kvan pulled his gun commenced shooting. Ther had their around each others neck continued. Shooting each other until Bannon was dead Ryan mortally wounded. A scoundrel arrested. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Chicago january 11.�?detective Geary Pittsburg pa., left this City this afternoon with Thomas Powers arrested Here yesterday. He has been indicted in Pittsburg for leading Young girl it lives prostitution a orime for which the penalty is said to be very severe in that state. Ohio editor in Baltimore. Baltimore january 21.�? Ohio editors Are enjoying themselves to Day in viewing the sights the City. A reception will be tendered them tonight at the Carrollton hotel by the com hour Exchange merchant a manufacturers press association. Suit against a sheriff for collecting alleged illegal fee8. 8reclal to the Cincinnati commercial. Greenburg ind., january 21.�?the commercial had an account the wholesale indictments some this Decatur county a officials but now a now phase has appeared in the prosecution Viz the commencement a civil suit to Bond a. J. Smith late sheriff. The complainants Are Erastus l. Floyd Stephen Ridler Daniel Hendrickson the defendants the sureties the Bond Are a. J. Smith principal Edmund Marshall . , . A. Blimey win. Thomas win. D. Darby Joseph Garrison James f. Bonner Joel j. Porter. The complaint alleges that Tho complainants tendered sheriff Smith the just amount his fees that he refused that he proceeded with a Sale levied goods ac., that he demanded More than his Legal fees. The ease will be Lively As there is some feeling Between the parties especially Floyd Smith. The Floyd who is complainant in this suit was Foreman lie last grand jury which found a Bill indictment against Smith other officials. Kentucky Lunatic Asylum. New 8cperintendent appointed. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Lexington kv., january 21.�?the Board commissioners the Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum met to Day recommended the appointment . W. O. Bollock to the position superintendent made vacant by the resignation . A. W. Bartlett. Governor Blackburn submitted the names . Bullock . A. J. Beale Cynthiana with the request that the Board recommend one them Lor appointment. Both parties were present by representation but . Bullock was better known to the members comprising the Board than his a monent consequently received a unanimous endorsement. Or. B. Is a competent obliging gentleman it is to be hoped that he will succeed in restoring the Good feeling in Tho Board that formerly existed. Major p. A Johnston sex state senator has been appointed to a a Cepter the position commissioner. His influence will go far towards an amicable settlement affairs. Lafayette. Trouble about a Jurt. Special to the Cincinnati commercial Lafay Ette ind., january 21.�?the interest in the cause the people is. Felix Connolly which i has been growing in intensity for the Paat three Days came to an abrupt halt this morning. A Long affidavit was made by Daniel Clark the juror old rendering premature judgment the Case in a huh he disclaimed All knowledge Tising the language sentiment attributed to him concerning the defendant. Other affidavits were filed pro con concerning the veracity some those who tiled affidavit yesterday. 8cvernl deposition were also made to the effect that one the jurors was in a Drunken condition wednesday evening. Hugh Crawford deposed said that the language attributed by Diin. Murray As being used by Clark was used by Murray himself. After deliberation judge Larue ordered the Inry to be brought in discharged. The prosecution asked for a special venire returnable Sai Urdaz. To to Blythe Dehenre objected i Egling that they had other affidavits to file Viitel could not be prepared be Twe monday. The prosecution wanted the Case reset for monday which the a car us opposed stating that in the newspaper criticism the Birs the people Here toward the defendant they a would not be Able to secure a fair trial should submit affidavits for a change Venne. In the event that this was refused they should insist a special venire that the Saint should be in the hands the Coroner instead the a Bliff to summon. The discussion As to a special veal re will be debated saturday morning. Is it a Dodge the City Council is quarrelling with the Gas company concerning the Price is talking about trying the electric Light. Yesterday Moses Fowler other wealthy men Here owners Gas Stock formed a the electric lib company Lafay Ette. A capital Stock 8100,000. That looks like a a Heads i win Tail Yon Loees game. The Gallows. Execution a wife murderer in Illinois. History the brutal Muei it . Danville iii., january 21.�?Tho hanging the Iroquois county wife to Ulderec Frederick Koester occurred in the jail at this place at i clock to Day. Tho scaffold was enclosed with a High Board Fonce. Crowds gathered in the Vicinity but few were admitted to witness the execution. The Rush for tickets was very great applications oame from every Quarter. All possible precautions were taken to prevent accidents any unseemly disturbance two companies Millton being band. Koester was attended to the scamp fold by Rev. Ernest Martin. When asked if be had any thing to say he replied �?o1 Ain not guilty As i have said All the time if i have to die All the Black Cap was drawn the rope that held the Diop Cut by Deputy sheriff Gregory. The fall broke Bis neck. He died with Little no struggle was Cut Down in Twenty one minutes. The vast crowd filed by looked at Kis uncovered face aft. being Laid in he coffin he was then taken buried in rotters Field Here. Tite crime. During the summer 1879 the whole country was startled with a thrill horror account the tiding the body a Lovely Young married woman dear Ber residence where she had been dragged left Ber nig hit clothes being All that was her person fist scanty apparel was All drawn up under her to her head neck. She was in an advanced state pregnancy at the time her death. There were two gunshots to through her person either which would have proved fatal. It appeared that she had attempted escape after being shot but had been overtaken dispatched with an axe her head being rent in Twain probably with a bloody a which was found near where she Lay in the Bright sunlight that Summers morning. The husband bad fled for months the people Eastern Illinois were so incensed that had he been caught be would have been lynched beyond question. The chief characters in tid tragedy were Frederick Koester a a Miau Farmer his wife Minnie. Tho fiendish perpetrator this ghastly crime was arrested tried sentenced in accordance with the sentence a hanged. It w a one the most brutal unprovoked murders upon record. The husband wife had retired for the night a controversy arose Koester threatening i wife while she replied thu t she would be compelled to go to her fathers House leave him for peace Protection. Koester got. Ids gun shot her. After which she got into an adjoining room saut the doer made a desperate Effort to save herself bracing As the circumstances showed Hrry Elf against the door her hand prints being loft in her own blood where she in her desperation tried to hold the door to keep the fiendish husband from further violence. The print the muzzle the gun were found the opposite Side the door by which the Vil lain bad jammed the door m her. He then having broken tie gun the poor woman finished his hellish deed with an a dragged her by the heels to where she was found in her night clothes. He then wrote a Small note in German left it the table saying a a Minnie a father Baa caused this he toot a horse left leaving the horse near Kankakee. He was caught in Kansas. Artillery ordered out. In consequence rumours to Tho effect that Iro Quoin county in comm in suisse to attend Tho execution also because there Are threaten in indication that the a Cuzzens that county in Defiance Tho Law propose to have a Public execution the governor ordered baiter the Light guard to report for duty under direction the sheriff at 8 clock this morning. Canards were circulated widely Over this state Indiana that sheriff Morel Juuso was showing the White Feather my a wanted a substitute to Spring it he trap. He receives dozens letters daily from Amateur hangmen. They Range to Price from 850 to $500. Tae sheriff rays it. Is All a mistake Koester not he is the one who is de Girvus a substitute. Texas trifles. Row they manage to enliven affairs in tiie Lone Star state. Houston tex., january 21.�?at Bryan Texas at 7 clock lift night Whilo standing in n drinking Saloon. Or. Irwin was shot killed. So accurate was the that one Ball entered the left breast near his heart another entered Lis head just behind his left ear. Or. Irwin with an exclamation fell to the floor while blood gashed from the wounds saturating his clothes. Causes the murder Are enveloped in myst i a. This is one Many bloody assassinations that have Disegi esd this Region for several years past. Or. Irwin a a Northern Man has been Here some years. Marshall tfx., january 21.�?a coloured Man named William let Mon died last night a pistol shot wound near the heart inflicted by a col Rod boy named Julius Waterh Auleb with whom he bad a difficulty the previous evening. Lemmon leaves a wife. Water Hauler is in jail. Elpaso tex., january 21.�?a band renegade indians Are deprecating in old Mexico. They Are reported to have killed seven mexicans yesterday in the Sand Hills at the foot the Candelero mountains. Particulars the affair can not be obtained to Day. Great uneasiness exists throughout the Vicinity acct it Tho number Indian reported out the acts violence known to have been committed by them recently. Denison tex., january 21.�?a bloody fatal shouting affair occurred at Delaware Bend in the Beautiful Indian territory last sunday evening. Noah Bowling while Intoci eased met a Mau nailed Barnett with whom he had before had a difficulty pistol practice followed. Bowling s brains were blown out. Barnett gave himself up to the authorities at Dexter. Dallas tex., january 21.�?the tillage scene to big county is in a state excitement Over a scandal in the Christian a Liuro. Rev. G. A Tkins a preacher that denomination is trial for intimacy with a married woman a member his Fiock. At a Church my a thug held there to investigate the Parsons doings Asperities were indulged in by the friends the Parson the woman the meeting was one great disorder. It finally broke up in a Row among the members Wop left the Church building but a min at night. The findings have not been made Public. A Millersburg. Wanted to die. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Miller Sotiro o., january 21.�?Mary Orr an employee in the family John Hefelfinger this place look one half an ounce Oil Tansy with suicidal intent. She made inquiry . Hefelfinger in the Tore part the evening concerning different drugs As to which would kill quickest. When she retired she bid All gtd Bye said they May never see Ber again shortly after she was found prostrated. Medical was summoned an emetic administered one Oil dislodged when a be came to she censured . Hefelfinger for going for a doctor As she wanted to die. Her Case Isyl to dangerous. The cause the rash is not known. Not the Man. A tramp was arrested to Day suspicion being Tho person who broke into Tho depot Here lat night but he proved an Alibi was discharged. A torpedoes in n grave. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. New Philadelphia o., january 21.�?the body John l. Boll that was dragged from its grave Heie by ghouls Friday night was recovered has just been re interred Here. Torpedoes have been planted in the. Grave no fears Are entertained that robbers will again get away with the body. John Heafner who confessed to having assisted in the Rohber a was bound Over to court last evening in the sum $500. Shooting affray. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Nicholasville kr., january 21.�?to-Day noon Newton Stamps a coloured boy Ami de. Hull son b. G. Hull a Well known Carriage manufacturer doing Bush nest at this place it. Sterling. Kyd a engaged in a difficulty which resulted in Hull receiving several severe blows the lib with a Stone. Hull tired several shots at Stamps none which however took effect. Both parties Are under arrest. A a fatal Accident. 8pecial to the Cincinnati commercial majdsg6�, in i>., january 21.�?at Vienna Scott county a few Days ago . H. W. Bailey was preparing some Medicine which wag in a vessel the stove. A Little daughter his just Able to walk accidentally turned the vessel emptying us hot Content scalding her so badly that she has since died a Roku its effects. Suspected murderer arrested special to the Cincinnati commercial Logan o., january 21.�?a Man named John Cusac was arrested Here this afternoon suspicion helping to murder John Rafiu erty a Saloon keeper at Bessemer Athens county last night. Two men that were with Cusac last night Are now under arrest at Athens. Indictment Tor manslaughter in Kentucky a special to the Cincinnati commercial Stanford kt., january 21.�?John w. Gouch Henderson Gonch his father charged with the murder Constable Alex. Killian at the Tunnel the c. S. R., a few Days go were tried Here yesterday held to bail in the sum $500, to appear at the circuit court in april next to dry goods amp a. Tie greatest bar Pitts in y goods to be foil m i City Leboutillier Are at j the Copartnership being dissolved by the death . Thos. La Montillier. Of new York it has become necessary to Settle his interest Here so before the Legal appraisement is made we have decided to turn As Large a portion the Stock into Cash As possible. Cohiti�tvci3�g monday Jannary 34, confirm bag during the week we shall sell such Why Chi tip astonishing in every department that it will he the a interest All to Purchase now we Urye the Comfort shopping in the fore you. Observe a few prices s Black brocade Silks Choice variety styles is 50, reduced from $2. Extra Rich Satin brocades $2 50, usual Price $3 amp amp 50, Job lot coloured brocades to close $1, Check Louisine other Spring Silks 45 to 75 cts. Glove department Black goods Black Gros Grain Silks. 22-Vnch wide Satin finished Lyons $1 50. These goods can not be surpassed in appear Ance finish by any silk at $2 25 in this City. Black silk velvets. Among others we quote 26-Inch wide#2 10 2$-�nch wide. 3 00 one Dollar under Price. gents Linen handkerchiefs Standard goods at Low rates. Richings &c., &c., All marked Kowta. All cloth Calfskin Castor have been reduced. 4 6-buttons, Nowski a our new a Civ j. Lab. Amp Bro 3-buttons, now.$1 50 cts. Per pair off for a few Days. Hosiery ladies Cotton. Fancy Plain 25, 35, 50 cents All marked Down gents half Llose dress shirts neckwear suspenders underwear All makes so reduced that it will to buy for next season. Always Staple in style. Some special reductions qualities which we Are too heavily stocked. Fancy Blacks have been greatly reduced. V Cashmere. Henrietta cloths. Coloured dress goods is where the greatest bargains Are offered. A least goods Are now cheap. Cheap dress goods have been slaughtered. Price Loc up. Prints lawns. Hamburgs one lot Best Yard wide Cambric 10 cts., was 15 cts. Best Side band lawns 6, 8 to cents new goods will be 15 cents. Fine work Muslin Only. Marked to sell. This is the season for these bargains. Goods s table da�o1ask, linens quilts blankets Are All embraced in this Sale. Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm will please Call at an Early Day j. Leboutillier amp Bro. 102 to 106 West fourth st. A Al answer a indictment for manslaughter. The proof justified it. Another Man named Gouch one named Reynolds tried As accomplices were honorable acquitted. _ attempted suicide. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Alliance o., january 21.�?last night an inmate a House it Fame named Belle Thomas attempted suicide by shooting Herecla in the breast. 1 to wound is Eer ibus she will probably die. Preferred special Teasdale a Dye House. 265 Walnut Street. Good received re Turand by express. _ ap28-365t-ps. Before breakfast always use Sozo dont rub it in Well. It gives such pleasant Relief from parched Tongue resulting from bicep promote the healthful Secre Rons the Mouth. It will Cost Sucre for meat Guch things but Dou t begrudge it. Jal�-3tfntb8a-ps Isbell a a co., jewellers importers 58 w. Foil the st. My29-eod&sutf-ps wll born a cod liver Oil who have been taking cod liver Oil will be pleased to learn that . We boreas Riig needed from directions several professional gentlemen in combining the pure oif find Lime in such a Mannor that it is pleasant to the taste its effects in lung complaints Are truly wonderful. Very Many persons whose Cape were pronounced hopeless who had taken the Clear Oil for a Long time without marked effect have been entirely cured by using this Preo Aratoon. Be sure get Tho genuine. Manufactured Only by a. B. Wilbor chemist Boston. Sold by All druggists. Ja22-3t-8a,, ethereal essence is the title fitly Given by j. A e. Atkinson to to Beer delicate preparation Lavender know by this monuments monuments Oran it e mar largest display new designs workmanship in the country. Must be sold out cheap in order to improve show room. Alfred White steam polishing works 255 West with Street Chester Park. Au5-182t religious notice advertisements published under this head for ten rents a line each st. Paul a Church West fourth Rev. Same a Benedict ., Rector. Services sunday at 11 . Ana 7 Rev. Edward Bradley Indiana officiating. Ja22-2t ninth Street baptist1 Church be in tween Vine race. Preach aug to mor Row by the pastor Rev. S. W. Duncan ., at 11 7a i Richmond st. Christian Church Cor. L Cutter. Postor a. I. Hobbs. Subjects for to Morrow morning evening a a Faith a Victory a Niri nity m. E. Street a Between race . J. W. Bushong pastor. Preaching to Morrow at 11 ., 7 30 . Suur Tay school at 2 80 . A Are Cordia flav invited cloaks a c. Deaths. Badgers in st. Louis . 20, Annie Elizabeth wite Alex. C. Badger sister David i. Johnson aged 29 years. Louisville Indianapolis papers copy Herren Friday. Jan. 21.1881, at 6 clock ., dropsy the heart at his residence in Nieves . James her run in his 59th year. Funeral sunday . 23,1881, at 11 clock at Tho m. E. Church cloves Marklein Friday at 2 ., mrs. Kate Marklein wife Leonard Marklein aged 28 years. Friends will attend the funeral saturday at 12 clock from 552 Vine Street. Woolley at the residence her parents wednesday evening. Jan. 19, Effie a second daughter s. A. Aud Lizzie Woolley jr., Agod 5 years 8 months Ami 14 Days. Funeral at 2 . Saturday,22d, from 392 Walker Mill Road. Wellman . 21, at 5 clock ., Nellie Wellman daughter h. H. Wellman aged 18 years 1 month. Special notices. A a Var Tieme it its a i �7uked under this head for fifteen cents a line each insertion. Railroad tickets cheap. Warwick a 138 Vine st. De29-30t-sn 7\radame Maria Roze says Thttcqpe-1v-l lands face powder is fully equal if not Superior to any she has Ever used. Society notices. Advertisements published under this head for ten cents a line each insertion. 7, 9, 1, 22�?7a . Very important. St. Pay Al m. A Church Cor. Seventh Smith its. Preaching to Morrow at 11 . And at 72 . By the pastor . W. Joyce Sudaj Sokool at 9 . V Fine Street congregational Chubch a the pastor Rev. C. H. Daniels will Prea Eli in the morning at 11 clock. In the evening at 7 30 clock the Rev. In in. Buret Wright Boston will preach. 8unday-school at 9 30 . All cordially invited. I first presbyterian Church Rev. P. C. Montfort. Pastor. Preaching at 11 . And 71c . Sabbath school at 9 . And 2 Rev. A Lessandro Gavazzi Italy will speak at the Evealue service. Seventh st. Congregation a l Church Rev. Frank s. Fitch pastor. Public worship at 11 7 30 . Sunday school at 9 30 . Thirst presbyterian Church Rev. F. C. A Monfort. Pastor. Preaching at 11 71a . Sabbath school at 92 ., 2 . Emmanuel r. E. Church Longwo re a st., mar John. Rev. P. B. Morgan Rector. Service sunday at 11a.m. And 7 30 . Evening topic a scriptural truth illustrated by a tro comical the Public cordially invited. It it a Phi disembodied spirit the Al certainty life after death a will be the subject Rev. John Goddard a lecture at the Church the new Jerusalem. Fourth John st�., sunday evening at7hj clock. The Public Are cordially invited. Morning service at j 11 clock. Sunday school at 9. First he Ormeli presbyterian Church Plum Street bet. Eighth ninth its. Preaching to Morrow Sabbath at 11 . And 3 ., by the Rev. A. Gifford Wylie pastor Electy Are invited to attend. Ja8-tf-Tea aria n Storc a Lacorne r Plum eighth . Mary e. Livermore a pm each be at 11 . No evening service. Sunday school at 9 45 . Ja22-2t Stjohn Upchurch Cor. Seventh Plum 8ts. Services at 11 clock . And 7 30 . Rev. Geo. H. Kin solving Rector. The Publio Are cordially invited. Oc2-Tfsa s event ii pre8byterianchurch, Broad Way the Rev. Jonathan Edwards d. Will preach to Morrow at 11 . And 7 . U United pre8bytetaan church7sixth Street Between race Elm. Rev. W. H. French Vaster. Services to Morrow at 11 . And 7 30 . Central presbyterian Church Cor. By Mound Earr its. Rev. James Eells ., will preach to Morrow at 11 . And 7 . 8abbuth-¿»Cbqol at 230 . Jel2-Tfsa cd a Trist Church East fourth Street. Rev. I. N. Stanger Rector. Services 11 72 . A cordial invitation is Given to strangers. A oc23-tf-8a 7? presbyterian Church Corner i Clark John its. Rev. A. L. Morey pastor. Usual a crevices to Morrow. Dc25--tf sunday evening lectures. Church the new Jerusalem Corner fourth John its. Special attraction a in cloak department. A Large line imported Dolman Ulster circulars fur lined circulars Dolman at about half Price. Coloured Beaver circular. Stylish Lister. Havelock surtout cloak. Plush trimmed dal mans Plush trimmed Ulster. Ladies suits ladies suits real bargains in ladies Black coloured suite ladies plaid suits Black suits Black Satiu de Lyon suits. Laces laces a a ladies latest novelties in White Black Lares beaded lace ure Arp White lace ficus ties Cream White India mull ficus ties Spanish lace ficus tics closing out a Large line samples lad test Fine Muslin underwear French shapes at a great bargain at a Thos. Livingston amp , 120 West fourth st., neat race. Auction sales. H. C. Ezekiel. Samuel Bern Heim. Ezekiel amp 6ernheim late the Fijn Louis Rosin a co general auctioneers a in . Commission merchants to. 134 main Street Between third fourth. John m. Sears late Jacob graft a co., auctioneer manager furniture department. Regular weekly auction bulletin catalogue Trade sales cloth ung gents furnishing Louus tiiccrta�4 j hate Caps boots shoes. Dry i Sloun i 0 i goods notions Mim Luery for nov goods carpets i cd the it to. F general auction 8ecs a j hand a for a b u ii co j m 1 0 nit arc Riouse furnishing goods stoves bedding amp literary club. A meeting to night. Essay by . Aaron f. Pei by. Subject a invisible social political e. Donohue Sec a. Notice advertisements published under Bis head twelve a half cents a line each insertion. For keel tax a cod liver Oil. Fresh pure odourless it will not disagree with the most delicate stomach is recommended by the highest medical authorities. Prepared for sold by John Keeshan. Druggist Corner sixth Walnut its. M Friendly sons st. Patrick. There will be a meeting held at the florentine hotel saturday Evenin 22d lust., at 8 clock business importance. A. J. S. Rice president. H. Brown rec. Sec. Ja21-2t for 8 ale steam boilers. Ill be offered for Sale at Public auction saturday february 19,1881, at 3 ., at the sixth District school House Corner Lului Adamini streets a steam boiler with coils pipes ac., at 4 ., at the fifteenth District school House Corner main Mulberry streets a steam boiler. These were formerly used for heating said houses. They can be seen at the respective houses at any time previous to the Sale. Sale subject to the approval the Board education. A terms made known the Day Sale. By order the Board education. Daniel finn chairman committee stoves fur Poe. Ja22-4t-22,31.fc9,18 Rev. John Goddard will deliver a series sunday evening Lect Mes the following subjects a january 23�?�?othe disembodied spirit the certainty life after january 30�?�?osptritnnl House in lading the True preparation for Tom life to feb Fry 6�?�?othe 8econd coming the lord the new dispensation divine february 13�?�?omodern spiritualism its dangers its contrast with the revelations made to the new / if it becomes necessary for any reason to change the Date announcement will be made in the Star urday papers. Seats in the Church Are free All Are invited Toome. Services at 72 . Ja20-3tth,,8u thursdays 8peeial Trade sales glassware crockery hardware Cut err Wood in new ire groceries wines liquors cigars tobaccos miscellaneous merchandise. Special attention Given to appraising catalogue ing Selling stocks general merchandise underwriters assignees executors administrators receivers sales real estate personal property furniture at residences works Art Nook coins curiosities tra reling sales out every description for which we have the newest most elegant spacious attractive eligible auction Siegi in Jos in this City with every modern convenience Light heat Hydraulic elevators amp a 33 household furniture general package merchandise All kind stored in the most careful manner insured against damage loss upon the most favourable terms. Liberal Asp Advance made goods held storage for auction private Salo at Low rate interest reasonable charges. Consignments respectfully solicited. A Ezekiel a general auctioneers commission merchant. _jn2�-2t sheriff sale8. Sheriffs Sale tile state Ohto Hamilton county City Cincinnati is. Per Suant to the command an execution from the Superior court Cincinnati to me directed i will offer at Public Sale at no. 552 West sixth st., in the City Cincinnati saturday january 22, . 1881, at 10 clock ., the toll owing described goods chattels to wit about 5.000 pounds castings about 15,000 pounds wrought Iron manufactured for a to be sold by order court in the Case wherein j. P. Walton a co. Is plaintiff the Wheelwright a Kun company is defendant. Case no. 36,124. Terms Sale Cash Day Sale. Samuel Bailey . Sheriff Hamilton county Ohio. By Daniel Mcl Ajlen Deputy. A a off pitl Sattof div not Cix Kati january 12,1831. Jal2-3t-12,18,12 Ocean steamship. V a a w a a Amin Ioanu xji3nte Queenstown live it Pool. Only transatlantic line under the american Flag. Sailing every saturday from Philadelphia by extra sailings alternate be it lne Days. La kid Gough wednesday january 26,7 . Died Tail l�2xtb, for Antwerp. 9 sailing every week alternately from Philadelphia new York Landing passengers within a few hours ride the important Points interest the continent. Nederland saturday. January 29, 6 . For rates passage Ana other information apply to Peter Wright so .son8, general agents 307 w Alnut st., Pil Glare pm a co., no. 6 West third st. Virgil Gilmore 110 w. Fourth cd no to Joseph Niehaus Cor. Thirteenth race its. A. Seinecke ja., no. 8 w. Lard st., Cincinnati Ohio. N_je5-Ly-8a,,th-5or8p the state like steamships sail every thursday from new York to Gla Egoy. Liverpool Ami reliant. Saloon 60 to $75 return $110 to $130, Good for 12 Mouth second Cabin. #40 return $75 Steerage out Ward $26. Those Steamer carry neither cattle sheep our pig. Austin Baldwin a co., 53 Broadway n. Y. Bepler amp co., agent 6 . Third st., near Mala. A. Seine key jr., agent 8. W. Third Street. J. W. Pillsbury agent. Grand hotel no7-tf Jedi c att a l. Glendale female College. The fifty fourth 8fmi-annual fusion wiil commence monday january 31,1831. For catalogues acid information address -5tw, Rev. L. D. Potter .,, c Rupo Rati As the following officers directors for the Cincinnati tacking company have been elected to serve the ensuing Yean officers William we oods president treasurer. George Wilshy re vice president. Truman b. Handy manager. G. Y. Roots Secretary. Directors it Chas. Quot a. West George wins Here win. Woods Truman b. Handy g. Y. Roots Nelson Perin. Office the Little Miami r. Co., Nati december 25, 1880. Lafatette. Bank , Cix Cix 25.1880. The annual meeting a the Stock holders this company will be held at this office tuesday Ibe 25th january 1881, at 11 clock ., for the purpose electing twelve directors for the ensuing year for such other i business As May come before the meeting. The pods will be opened at 12 clock will be closed at 1 Citok . Julius Dexter de25-5t- Secretary the Board. Flow r Mill m a Chin v. Fief Simpson amp Gault v , y a cry the Iarey to line a 4 to adj. Pans. Flour Mill Kimchi in fit 02 Earth. Jyll was to i -1 y administrate 118 8alr.notice administrators Sale. J Ryphe undersigned jul offer for a Side at Public auction at no. 98 Freeman st a in Cunati o., tuesday tin first Day feb a Rubury 1881. The goods chattel the late John t. Crawford deceased consisting household goods a. Sale to commence at 10 clock . Terms rash. Robert Gordon trustee administrator the Estaly John 1�?�. Crawford deceased. Jordan Jordan a Williams attorneys. Jal5-3t-Ba

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