The Cincinnati Daily Star, 1875-08-14

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Front' Chicago. , , , :: 'postra.1 to g 4h1 Queen of Night," praying for a cessation from loes not e,ommit Itself In fine to the project of a ,- , :, . , I dampnest for a small ð'space of period." , M Frailleria thl.en 'Oates! that In theAbsiencti-ef ; , ;,- ' ' , ANTEDFour Ferrotypes for fee. New FOR ShA L E,,t R &ILROA Die reictu I, . as. K Ire Marshal who le Likely to Everything has a tendency to make one be- Mr. Covington, Chairman of that delegation, , , - - '. 4 York Gallery28 W. Fourth st. mb22-Sti , 1.1 ng t, Sol and Exthan 41., HO , 1 ANTED,'--Boston Gallery makes 4 Ferro Ferro' - ' Ferro' 1 VT types for 50e. 917 Central ave. mh22-Sti 'O., 80 West Third street,. .. jy164.1 ' ' ', : North CarOlina. IhveorKkeoput Hu:TyMr. Joyce Reports lieve the heavy rains are over. Street-liporgn; end others who probably desired to participate ' in the discussion, he moved that the whole sub. -, ''. , ,, . Jed. be postponed till the last Sitter 'ay of Sep.. ,- , ' - ANTEDL-DRAUGHT HORSEAt Cov t137- F Pit ESSIILAEliDB1.0104iBAINhpo,E61101wS !Accent Election trOni a Re Rein(gUllteinbich,G - in(gUllteinbich,G Rein(gUllteinbich,G Tioi ' ----"--- Cuatooshouee , klers aro hitching mules to gigantre CHICAGO, August ft The ordinance treat- heads; expreat drivers are yelling "Here Tare telpher, which Was unannuougly carried. ,, 1 , ing tho office of Fire Mqrshal was passed by fur enemata' I" while the blind beggar who - --.. , ' .. ,, '' ington haw-mill , , au13-2t all in good order."Call at sin Central Air.entle lierill Standpoint,. ,, au18-901 '- ' the Common Council, and if the Mayor is so eYea Miley 10 801pielo0All Is again on- the A Remarkable Case et Prleneleskip Among : - , 11)(TANTEDYOU TO GO TO-43r. BCH' CL WARHINGTON, D. C., Atigust piThe follow. ., , - , 11 V ING, Carpet Weaver, 88i, West Sixth sts VOR SALECARRIAGESNew and see. ing dispatch, regarding the result of the North fortunate in his appointment as letheCity tramp, leavilig "Darling, I ant growing o-old I" . Animas& . , , 4 - ' . , ' , EJA10-tfl . r ond band, in great variety. For bargains Camlinaeleettpu, was received from lion. Thom Marshal, Chicago may expect the aecomplisle to cut around the comer and fly st, sight Into ment of 111114ty needed reforms in that branch of Yesterday afternoon a &raft reporter hadee- , - , . call at 19 WI 91 West Seventh street.. GEO. ti. casion to drive' along the northern bills and. , , - 11jUANTE'D Clothes - wringers Repaired. MILLER & SONS. sep1-tt B. Klogb Chairman otthe Republican Central our Municipal Marilee, aithough -it hat great greatly.tinproved - ly.tinproved greatly.tinproved already under General Mistier. , your ears as in the hazy days of yore. i . V V F. TETTENBORN, 2.9 W. Fifth street. Committee, bv theNational Republican, of this Streets inthe West End are no longer iffoughs ,1 along Browne street. Passing Mater , Sons, :, .. h 1 II, d I d since inahicica Aro not upon um authority of Collector Budd I e o we espa r, an , brewery on that street, we came' to a meths.', e ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' , tlytit-S,Tn&Th,tfl . 4 , ILIOR BADESTOVE AND TIN STORE city, last higrff: , statement is made that work on the Chicago liable at 'WANTEDLATHESTwo good engine. r latoek of stoves, tin-ware. tools, mathines, GREENshoh0, August 14.Ha looking place that extended from the banks of - ,,,, ' ' V V lathe I d d Pi s ice Iii a thriving conntv-seat in Dull .., 4 s, one p atter an ene r , -pre. s. .. ve it clear M. ops. gor jorityin the canvention, with two of our coun- Custom-house is certainly to be resumed. The following dispatch, received yesterday present writing to sink hub deep in the sandy soil, hundreds are out, while the the canal to the Ma.' off the north; , and lay , , . ,' 'Address Box 9, Hamilton, O. aultl-at 'indict' at 8 address W.P. M., Uommereial oMee, t!ell give, n to the Democrats by the Democnitic T . i di will throw light on the rumored absconding of fringed phaeton-tops are flattering anent like about hall way between the brewery and the , ,, - , ;WANTEDTENOR DRUMMERInduce? , ' Cincinnati. ments are offered for one to locate. ' Ad- -DOR EXCIIANGE LOTS Thirty nine majority. r , areas BAND, Wapakoneta, O. , - WANTED00m , , fillY au18-9t thor r suburban Iota, near Cincinnati, and MAO cash, for countrY store. THOMAS DRYDEN, pMetetilt BwEalittsTrANA:r pT Aat resi Lexingtn f!lit' p y - - , deuce or Mrs. R. B. BOWLER;CIlLon. ault-Ut I., VOlt SA au18.11t County committee. he convent on w re restorethem, - storethem, restorethem, which will give us at least seven The Assoelated Press dispatches are false 'and are sent to endeavor to check the effect of solgtt our g eat Republican victory. We have car- , LELAND-50 acres prairie land; eighteen thousand. ried the State on the popular vote by fully I' good spring on same; in thictly-settled The demoralization of the Democratikparty Col. Joyce Ex-Revenue Agent at au Louis: mammoth butte; flies. The roads to Embury "tistiegrilsgE, Win August 194-qo the Ed. Park are also in good condition, and many of itorof the Ch West' icago Tribune: You do me great the religiously inclined have turned their place Is a pasture. bridge opposite Camp Washington. On this, ' , , d here passers-by May ,f ' ,. , , Id h an 1 '1 1 1 th , ce in your paper of yesterday. I have horses' 1108(38 campward. 'llipre has been no daily se5 an,o orse am y n pp ng grass. .., - , - giver, good ball for all charges against me. religlon8 exciteinent'hore, although many have In his company is a huge and fierce-luo Ihe law officers know thatt I ant here with my given in their experience and have shouted dog of the Newfoundtlisuld species. family, and read, at all tunes to obey theoriser aloud in the fullness of their hearts. One lady For two yeareebot . v of the u Co Kevenue Agent." ITANTED GLIM To do general house- neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near in the State is complete. Their leading men V V work in a small family: good ironer and comity-seat. Or will trade for horse and light acknowledge it. The vote on both sides this . ' 'washer preferred, itt 875 itt.hmond et. au18-2t spring- ,yagon Address " W;" this nice. year was largewthan before. You can not rely f rt. lSiguedi John A. Joyce, late says that ehe joined the church when quite stnble during titt n g , , w ling ,' - ,f ' ' , . I 0 liept in the same " - - ' I II a and when daybreak - will walk forth in company , i rt. he arriage, as to the paeture, and the dog is so attached to his , . ., nom up with it until a ,r r In Trouble at Corinne. young, uut wasn't much benefited by her rela- approaches the no Molt time she waot in trouCle and grew op- fellow partner that I 1 id d the ne stays with blut through ' ' ,' ,. wh le day If the horse walks around, the 4 , - ' messed with the distract,ons o t le wo an O . ., . . t

Queen of Night," praying' for a cessation from dampnese for a small "space of period." ' :: Everything his a toodeucy to make one be believe - lieve believe the heavy rains are over. Street-spr n nklers - klers nklers aro hitching mules to gigantto hogs hogsheads; - heads; hogsheads; express drivers are yelling ellere y'are fur enema& I" while the blind beggar who eyes money eo suspicloasly is again on the tramp, leavilig "Darling, I ant growing o-old I" to cut around the comer and fiy st, sight into your ears as la the hazy days of yore. ' ' Streets inthe West End are no longer Sloughs ofwell, despair; and, sines veshielee ,are not liable at preeent writing .to sink hub deep in the sandy soil, hundreds are out, while the fringed phaeton-tops are flattering aueut like mammoth buttettlies. The roads to Embury Park are also in good condition, and many of the retigiously inclined have turned their horses' 1108(38 campward. Tilers has been no religlon8 exelteinenzhere,although many have given in- their experience and have shouted aloud in the fullness of emir hearts. One lady says Abet she jolued the church when quite young, uut wasn't much benefited by her rela relationship - tionship relationship with it until atter her marriage, mt which time she wee in trouble and grew op oppressed - pressed oppressed with the distracCons of the wo id; -and now she could not comfortably retire to secret prayer because the children were sure to quar quarrel - rel quarrel and fight while she was awite. Poor, dear sister! bow much of real humaa nature is in thy little experience. One can hear front theft 'Who speak out in meeting tbe followiug sentences: el have all I want. I am satisfied with Je Jesus." - sus." Jesus." "What a wonderful Jesus I love." el have consecrated my all to Lieu." ' Josus only." ' ' "I am the Cord's and Ile is Mine.to ' "The Eternal God is my refuge." "Glory be to Heaven's King." "I want-my soul tqbe like a ship in full salt upoulhe boundless oeean of redeeming love. . - "Cut all the shore lines then; Swing lew, sweet chariot." Sunday mornine being full of promise, found the male how with carriages on the way to the Park. It' was- the largest meeting they have held during the year. The Committee decided to continue the meeting one week longer. Judge Bolton (who is called a "brotner-in-law to the church") gave as his reason that the financial well-benig of the Association demanded ite contin continuance, - uance, continuance, witereupoe Mrs- Whitridge, of your city, spoke in a spirited manner againse taking that mercenary view of it, white Dr. Gunn declared be would stay over ib the mud if he thought he eotdd glorify God by so doing. Thursday the meeting dispersed ler the rear after having "walked around Jenne Jenneem,11 - em,11 Jenneem,11 which is merely a marching around the principal square by the whombotly of campersoat-, they calling bleseings down upon them themmelees - melees themmelees mid families and singiog favorite hyttins. An old German, by name George Geiger. very well known in Woifereek section. died on Wednesday, at the advaneed age Of one hun hundred - dred hundred years and four menthe. ile was boru at Oberkirchen, Baden, in rm., chute to this thiscite - cite thiscite hi Itio and has since lived here. Linden-avenue Church is te have a bell hung in its belfry weighing 14800 pounds. The belt OOMOS from your city. - The Harriee Guaals, our aprucest Davtou youths, nave gone into camp at Put-in-liay, accompanied by a beet ot young and old foiks of both sexes. They pitch tont.) on the lawn directly in front el l'ut-in-Bay House and re remain - main remain eve days. In my last I told you of some things we Day Dayton - ton Dayton folks at e pseud of. I forgot to mention our 4400.000jail. it i8 veil, tine building, teeing the appearance of an elegant residence rather than a gloomy charnel hoese or crime. It is finished in freeetsine with carved eappin go. the main entranee being finished An :very hand handsome - some handsome style. It is topped with a-Mansard roof, finiShett with iron ialittigS, as is the large tow tow. - . tow. er in the backgroutiti. When Sheri; Patton'e daughters are "receiving," end one can look in at open window and door upon ail our beauty and our chivalry walking and talking uudor the soft ruby 'Tilt from the chandeliers. ono has curious thoughts about the cells farther back, where the disturbers of our peace' are lecked le. and wbere the lights Dash not down through roseate glasses. The Christian. Asso Associations - ciations Associations of this city hold divine serviee there sometimes, but the jail birds are too profuse with their protestatious of repentance to sat satisfy - isfy satisfy the members of those bodies that they are sincere. , Yes, an 1 we're proud Of our hotels.- Don't every traveler from the East try to arrange it so that he may stop over bunday in our eity? Of Gonne they do; a8k any of the hundreds at Becket House dinner! Antrwe're proud of out Coal roadbut that isn't sufficiently materialized yet. And we're proud of our laundryman direct from the wilds of Cathay, who took, almond-eyed at you and says he'll do yonr linen for "twelf cent plecee eaohee," and lol they are uone and your cuffs are enamel and your collars are pieces of broken china, and Tun Gee pays no attention to your praises, bút just takes your Willey, pokes more clothes-pins in hite mouth. hangs more damp linen on hie blue blurts sleeve, and goes in a bee-line toward the straight white rope that a few seconds after is decked with snowy linen afloat in the breeze. But we haven'tmore's the pitya Chinese lady teacher such as they. boust of out West,, who, fh giving her credentials and enlarging on her qualitleations, declared that she couid "snatchee small boy bald-headed nuickee like Idelican woman," but time works wonders, and let us not despair, , If you are diapoited to noto fearful dearth of newe in this budget, I pray you lay it to this thisfearful - fearful thisfearful town, and ref eala front blaming yours, respectfully.. - SATURN.

From theMetropolls. The Mond Forgers , Court A Graphic Telegraph PictureErie New Youit, August It Geo. R. Haswell, Edward.l. Hall, Geo. Marshall and Wm. ROO, who weriarrested on a charge of eomplicity in forging bonds of the California and Oregon Ralli-oad Company, were brought up before Juatice Wendell. At the opening of the pro proceedings - ceedings proceedings Mr. Galt,' secretary for Mr. Hunting Huntington, - ton, Huntington, Vice President of the Central Pacific R R., said that the above named road and the California and Oregon railroad had been con consolidated, - solidated, consolidated, and that the Central Pacilic had as assumed - sumed assumed all the debts of the leiter. At this point one of the forged bonds was shown him4.which he said iooked exactly like the trenuine bond, but he badno doubt it was a forgery. Mr. Bmoke, counsel for Haswe.1,1 Marshall, here arose and said that when Mr. Gale was , sworn he would ask for the discharke of Ins 011(20,st:on the ground that the wheelie could not say whether or not the bond was a forgery. On this remark Detective Elder askal the Court to adjourn the case so as to allow hint time to secure the attendance of one of the As Asaliment - aliment Asaliment Dietrict Attorneys to conduct the pros prosecution. - ecution. prosecution. Judge Winched said the request was reasonable, and ittijourned the examination until Monday next,. ' ,. THZ GRAPHIC SAYS; Ihn International TeleKraphic Convention, which ressently met In et. Petersburg to deter determine - mine determine the tariff , for telegraphic messagei throughout Europe. and to settle various ether details of telegraphic business, foreshadowed the Anal solution of the telegraph question. The ownership or control of telegraphs by Gov Governments - ernments Governments is sbnply a preliin inery though nec necessary - essary necessary step totierri something better. The time will tome when the telegrapa will be an inter international - national international institutiou, and wilt be controlled ex exclusively - clusively exclusively by internatioual conventions. We shall then have beelinese anti rapidity of transmiselon, the wiiformity of rates and, perhaps, in time, the universal' language-for which reformers are crying. John Hooper and G. A, iiellingsr, President and Secretary et the Krie Protcotion t moat moattee, - tee, moattee, issued a circular to Erie steekholders exit exitkising - kising exitkising the present management of Me rem rempany, - pany, rempany, and re:Estee stoCkholders and ben& holders to co- rate with she Protection Com Committee - mittee Committee in sue rt to olitalu good.menagement for the road. The re-perted sale of 'the tfrlind Opere-house for St0e,b0) has not yet been consummated al although - though although negotiations for the transfer are pend pending. - ing. pending. - Forty boys escaped list evening from the Catholic protectory, in Fordhaan, Westcheater county. 'Seventeen have oeen recaptured. The boys had been commit:al to the protectory by parents and others fOr reformation'. - The steamer France, which arrived on Wed Wednesday, - nesday, Wednesday, brought from France five Norman stal stallions - lions stallions of the purest breed, said to be the fittest stock ever imported to this country. The av average - erage average weight was 1,000 pounds eacht valued at p,ouo.-They are for John Virein, of Illinois. A stock company was organizeif here yester yesterday - day yesterday to holds a valid international pedestrien tournament In this city, in October. Two thousand dollars iu prizes will be subscribed, and the affair is to lamb six days., A purse of Sigli will be offered for the pedestrian cover covering - ing covering the greatest number el miles inside aix digs. . There will also be prizes for ten, Efty and one hundred-mile walking rentests, open to all the world. It le expected that b. P. Weston and W. E. Harding of New York, John Mc McCann - Cann McCann of Albany, John Ilaydocir... Charles A. Cushing and W. Avery of Beattie; Dan O'Leary, 'James Otidy and-James Adams of Philadelphie, will compete in the fifty and one hundred-mile conteete, and. also in the six-days' walk! - : DEFALCATION. NEW YORX, Euguit A. Church, head of the ribbon department of E. S. Jeffrey Co., is a defaulter to the amount of 140,010, and has left the city. - " ' TRusTEE oe TURNER EROS. Tbe credítors of the banking firm of Turner Bros., recently failed, nave emoted John Cas Castree, - tree, Castree, -President of the Irving National Bank, trustee, and appointed a committee to act in concerts Claims ainounting to t245,000 wekst re representedat - presentedat representedat the meeting. , , ,

- ANTEDYOU TO CALLAt KELLY'S ly New Photograph and Ferrotype lialipry, MI5 est Fifth street, between Elm and Plain, tinomnati. Open every day. . aue-gin ..- ' NITANTED'EYERYBODY TO KNOW ' - r V V That Boots and Shoes are selling at st . preat sacrifice at the Assignee's Sale, 821 Cen Om av. T. C. CAMPBELL, Assignee. 1X. ... AITANTEDTO RENT OR PURCHASE . , V V A small 110USE in the city or suburbs; ,- ;win not pay over $10 per month, or will pur ' Were. on easy term& Address S. W. (1, this au9-Itt ' , tr,FTANTED YOUNG MEN With talent, í liN to join an Amateur Minstrel Troupe, tor tornixing - nixing tornixing in thie city; must play instrument& . dress, stating business, RENARD, this - ce. aull St .., itIETANTEDTO CLOSE OUTA stock of '11V first-class Sewing Machines in order to ' re MAIO' from the business. Will sell at , ' for CASH. Call for AGENT, WO W slant , , . beet, first floor. je26-tf - I WANTEDTO - BUY-8tqnding or side side, - , side, ' wall show-case, from 5 to 8 feet high, prati from 4 to lu feet long. Also, box counter, !' '-, or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad AdC. - C. AdC. II. r., this odic& au10-tf , - - , , ' tIATANTED SECOND-HAND ENGINE .. IVY And boiler, cylinder about 9 by 18; must , ' -, lisen good repair. Address, stating price, able Mee of 'Tinder and boiler, WHITLOCK . . MROTII 8, Rising Sun, Ind. sing St ' liRrANTED SHOEMAKER -- A No. 1, at -s., V V Andersonville, Franklin Co., Ind.: steady - lob to a sober man that can do all kinds of - Fork; good reference required. Address W. , 15. RAVER, Andersonville, Franklin county, 2ndiana. ault-fit ,,,,v.i.T. , ,. , ANTEDEVERY LADY TO KNOW KNOW- - - KNOW- ' 'AIL That I have the finest lot of HAIR ITCHES, in the cheap quality, in which which. - . which. roots are one way and the points the other; ' in seal as low as any one sells their switches , bat tanglearat a new improvement; they : , pre just as as the finest hair; I make up goabings t e same way, at 144 West Fourth btreet. -V. CKENROTH. , , it t. - tWANTEDOUR FRIENDS AND PAT RONIITo know thut we have removed ' Item No. 11 Fifth to No. 217 Fifths near Plum ' at., where we have the largest assortment of , granges and stoves of any house in the city, ' 'which we will sell at low figures. PFAU a ' '' MUSTETTEIL an8-6tau,Th et8 ' W ANTEDAGENTSBy the Continental I -Life Insurance Company, of New York, - .. first-class city agent; also district agent at yton, Hamilton, Prapia, Zanesville, Xenia E? ' d Marietta. , The Continental is the easiest . work reuresented in Ohio. Call on, or ad ads - s ads A. C. HUNT, Managur, 88 W Fourth et. , Ginned. au1S-St , - ARRANTED TO CURE. or the looney . refunded. Dr..1; C. Kerr's Great System '. ovator is good alike ter child atuLadtilt. It r a preventiveand cure of fill fevers and small smallx. - x. smallx. It Cures all diseases arising from impure - ootP cures an skin diseases,' liver compiaint, . . prysipelas, dyspepsia, constipation, piles, Mix, - Eysentery, headache, neuralgia, debilitated . ponstitutions, cough and weak lungs, chronic : plarrhea, bilionsnese, fever and ague, and choi. - rasa merbus. Depot, do 189 W. Fourth st. Sold ivy ail 4ruggiets . - Iyill-gtel I

np a position as seamstress, In tbe family of' ' . Mr. James Holmes. in Corryville. While there, ; -, - according to tbe girl's own otatement he the - ' presence ot Coroner Malerhad minty, she had : contracted an acquaintance w.th Mr. Frank ' Holmes, a young man about twenty: years of , aye and son of Ex-County Commissioner Jes.t:. ,:: Ilefinea. , , Last December Frank and hfiss Sbalvey had termed an intimate friendship, and together '" one night went to the Lookout Howie, where, said bite girl, Frank got me intoxicated, and then under promise of marriage took advent...4 age of me. I was taken home by 011icer Nun-, , : Lung because was afraid to go home with : Frauk. Since that time be has come to see me z: frequently, and has all the time promised to , 'marry:me. Last Friday two weeks ago I went ', to Fmk's house to telt him something, when ' Mr. J. tiolmes, having leemed of my cendi-, - , bon, treated Me in a very violent Maeleen , Pushed me against a tree-box, and threatened , to throw me in a pond that was, on his prem., , isms.. - - ' He also caught hold of my artn am hurt ma' In the side. He said he would have nte ar-s:" rested, when I replied that he migut do so, as I would then be treated in a gentler manner. , :, ' Coroner Maley examined the girl about the : places where she stated she was hurt,: but only :' 11 Blight contusiou was visible on the right aides Miss Shalvey stated further that Frank wets, the father et her child. and that be had Otteel ' tried to induce her in leave ter some other - toWn, anti had stated that hie father had pleuty: - : , , of money, and he would see that all expenses r were paid. I most emphatically declined any such offer, as "intended that he sheald marry - me. He is my not scrtucer, howetter. - ' About three days atter I wee sti harshly treated at Mr, Holmes' lions telt violent Pains, and cuce then until last night, when ' the child was born-dead. . ' r. The unfortunate girl, at this petal of the ex examinatfon, - aminatfon, examinatfon, was unable to go on on account of . weakeeits. bhe will probsely net be tittle to - testify further tor at leaM a week. Dr. J. D. - r Jones. of McMillen' street. is attending her, and is doing everything in ills power to alkyl., ate her sufferings and reatore her to health. In the opintou of Dr, Maley, vi (fleece ea& .: ' been used, and was probably the cause of the: child's death. On account of tee conditiou of .."' the girl. and the ebeence of several important , wituesses, the ease was continued tor. further' investigation nutil next k'ritley merning at 10 - , o'clock. The ease hal Created htuch exelteMent 1004 " Hal , ,

ÐLABILES. Rerr & W ilson, wholesale gmcers, of rout have assigned. The steamship Faraday sailed 'from-London yesterday to repair the United States cable. The Emoitlyn Argus states that John,G. Seim Seim' - ' Seim' maker intends to resign his seat m Congress and remain in Europe. The Ortigon State Temperance Cotwention assembled yesterday, indorsed Henry .Warren, We Republican nominee for Congress. , , TheLiberal Club of New York, Danish resi residents, - dents, residents, and a large number friends and admir admirers - ers admirers of Hans Christian Andersen, held a me memorial - morial memorial meeting last night. . A dispatch from Berlin says the Bishop of Guzen, who bas been acting to some extent for Archbishop Ledochowski, has been expelled from his Diocese by the Governor. Webb, the Edislishman who undertook to swim from Dover to Calais without lifE-saving apparatus, failed because of rough weather. He made bail the dielance with apparent ease. The residence of Wm. P. Malfurp, at Free-. port, 111.4 burned yesterday. Mr. Madura es escaped - caped escaped narrowly, but his wife perished in the flames. Loss en house, 112,e014 insurance, PAO. , The eminently scientIlle and brainy gentle gentlemen - men gentlemen yesterday manned their thrilling did didmission - mission didmission at Detroit. At a party given them the night before,the wife of the host was mimed el 31,500 diamond. -Two prisoners, name,' Beaver Hamm& find Charles Hall. made their escape from tile Ironton Thuroday evening. Hanney was in for highway robbery and Hall for cutting with intent te kill. One hundred dollars ls offered for their capture. ,: Dist). to tes from New Orleans, received at Lieutenuat General Sheridan's headquarters yesterday, say "all the patients at the bar barracks - racks barracks are recovering. The teter is very bad at Pascagoula. A case in this city died yester yesterday. - day. yesterday. No new ones are reported." ' ' Austin F. Jones, who is reputed to be rather a desperate character, went into the saloon et W. R. Dickerson, at Fayetter. Mo., and com commenced - menced commenced creating a disturbance. Dickeison at attempted - tempted attempted to preserve the peace, and Jones drew a knile on hanothereupon Dickerson shot hint in the head, killing him instantly.

33rooklyn teund DeadNew and Old Scandal Salts -; Ship Queen of Mercy-- Crooked Whisky. : BRoofiLtit, August 1LGeorge Richter, ,A wealthyividower who lived alone in his house, 194 Putnam avenue, was yesterilay discovered dead Mlle chair, with a pistol. hi Ms hand end a builet-hole in lus breast over the heart, indi indicating - cating indicating suicide. Nobody bad seen or visited Min for nearly three weeks, and the corpse was much decomposed. He is supposed to have committed suicide on account of grief and busi business - ness business difficukies. Tbe Beecher-Tilton scandal is still 'vim, although it again threatens eruption at ;toy moment. The main case will be retried in September. It is understood that Mr. Morris, as Tilton,s attorney, has served, of Will short shortly - ly shortly serve papers upon the Tribune Association ins suit for slander alleged to kayo been pub pubfished - fished pubfished in the Tribune against Tifton. Judge Morris is also to bring a libel dolt against the Tribune Association on his own account for alleged libels in connection with tbe Locdor-, Price perjury case; charging Morns with suborning a- witness and iodueing L'xider to make a false adidavit. These suits, together with that of Tilton ver verBUS - BUS verBUS ,the Eagle, will mate s quartette of eases that will hardly-fail to keep the scandal before the public for months to come. ' The ship Queen of Morey was seized by the sheriff on a writ of attachment, obtained by New York merchants against Archibald Bax Baxter - ter Baxter It Co. He sold the firm a cargo of tallow, which was on board the vessel... - , Two dlicit,whisky stills were seized by United States officers yesterday afternoon and llit,000 worth of winsky, machinery and implements captured. No arresta were aliade, . ;hey, Arriva - law Yong, August 14.The steaMship Spitin, with Moody, end Sankey, tbe revivalists, ou board, arrived' here this morning and is an. bored in midstream. ,

, LATEST LOCAL - THE residence of Mr.. Thomas Mead, No.12 East Sixth street, wit4 entered yesterday and an overcoat, shirts, vest and a lot of .weering apparel taken. ALBERT FRANK, a lad of seventeen yearS, resting behind the bars at Ninth-street Station at noon to-day on a charge or burglary. Ile was arrested by Lieutenant Brady. RACHEL REEDY and two of her boarders were resting easy at Ninth-street Statiou-honse to today, - day, today, the names of the latter heing Hannah Harris and Belle Hughes. Tho former is charged with harboring lewd women at a house on George street, ,Plannah anu Belle BYO mild to be vagrants. Junoit Cox allowed Major Travis a writ of error in the case of Prince Albert, convicted in the Police Court of petit larceny July 28th and sentenced to -the Work-house or thirty days and muleted $20, upon the Prince giving bonds in the sum of COT The bonds have 'been fur furnished, - nished, furnished, "and now " says Major Travis, "the esBe will be dismislied, don't you seer' A iavELÝ little row occurred between Long Hop'sdaundrymen, at 120 Sixth street. and Mr. Kruce. the proprietor of She bird-store adjoin adjoining, - ing, adjoining, at noon to-day. Mr. Hop and 4wo of his assistants were in the cellar under the two buildings, and some trouble havingarison be between - tween between Mr. Kruce's son-and 'them, Kruce went down to settle. it; when the Celestials settled him with a spade and hatchet, splitting open his lip and giving him some other injuries. The " tira4tee, washee'' Hoppers were arrested and escorted to the Ninth-sreet Station-house. Among the trophies gathered up after the tight was a handsome opium pipe, witti which the ahnond-eyed gehtlemen were atteustomed to solace themselves, after their clothes were wrung out, Tee names given at the Station Stationhouse - house Stationhouse were No Linn, George pock and tieorgt!