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"2 POLITICAL. Ctaley's Sympathy for Soldiers. rsilsrof the Foster nd Ffster Investment or Time and Money With the Prohibitionist. 7ork Trapped Out for the Democratic Orators. JToi-dBmtiou 07 the Seioto County Greenback-rt Club Organizations and Meetings at Taxiom JoinU.

Tho CTale-ftalna In Connetl. raCtAC DISPATCH TO TU BJK4 TIBER. Columbus, Ohio, September 16. Nearly all the Democratic leaders were bere yesterday, and this morning have left (or different ports Ibe Stat. Tliey beliove, from the way In wliloh the news is coming in from all parts of tho State, that the prospects for victory were never more encouraging.

Senator Tburman Is still here, and goes to Caldwell, Noble Coanty, on the day after tomorrow. General Ewing goes to Cadis and Bteubenvtlle to-morrow. General Rica litis left tor Zaleskl, where bo speaks to-night. If on. Gibson Atherton has also left, and speaks ta Licking County to-night.

Oeneral U'axaer lias left for North Hampton, whore he also apoaks to-night. The appointments tor Senator DoolitUc, of Wisconsin, have been withdrawn because of fhVreeent death of his wife. Bob Schilling, of Cleveland, has left State and will take part In the New York campaign. He makes his first speech at Troy, N. 't-night.

Schilling says that Donn ViaAX fc also to leave. It seems that Foster's allien iu the Pomeroy-PIatt treaty failed to deliver the Tte as they had agreed, and neither Fouler or Boblnson saw any probability that tlioy Would do so hereafter, ami the two, with a Bomber of the other Pomcroy paid forces, Were disbanded. The balance of the Sherraan- foster cash which It was iuteudod to expend On the P. P. anxlllnries, it seems, will bo devoted to the Prohibition bargain and sale, and foster is to throw tn free a reeommends-tion for tamper nee legislation if he ever delivers an inaugural.

New was received here to-dny statins that Horn. William Pnrr, of Lick ine, died at his fun In the eastern part of Unit county yes- terday. He hud in the course of his life held nearly every office of trust or honor in his ooeuary, and was In the Legislature as a Representative for a number of yours. Thomas A- Hendricks is to spenk at K-itou. Kenton and Cleveland at dates tc be fixed ii smarter.

DEMOCRATIC MKKTING3. The State Executive Coinintttej announced tke following appointments to-night: CHAKLd VOORH KES, KMQ. New Couraenlown, September 23d. GKStRAL A. J.

WAU.NKK. Ataena, October 1st. Hct. OIBSOIt ATHEKTOaT. High Hill, September TKorwich, Beplember 2b'th.

Adamsvllle, September 27th. fconora. September IflKh. Koseville, September S'th. ML Sterling October 1st.

OE.NKKAL nPRBtN WARD. lAiKaer, September September 3ttth. UOX. H. T.

VAN VLIET. 'Oalion. September 17th. Caledonia, September tiA. Bellefontalne, September 2ld.

Rnahylvania, September 24t 11. Or Camp, September 35th. Ottawa, September 27th. Roundhead. October 2d.

HON. JOHN w. HEISLET. Marlon, September 30th. Meeting for Senator Pendleton October 1st aifaanged I rom Salom to Norwalk.

Meeting for II. T. Van Vllot at Rnshsylvanla, Bay timber 2Mb, is withdrawn. HON. l.

T. KIAU Hallsvllle, September 2utu- ITR. J. H. STACKEMASff.

Rewark, September 2th. KK.NKSAL A. T. RICK. Ripley, September 30th.

JObOE WJf. UXQ. Vew Washington. September 18th; Ottawa, September 'irtli. HON.

S. a. BLOOM. Idepcndpnce, September ZTth. HiW.

F. II. SOUTHARn, Jiuarirn. October 11 tn. A.J.

ANbatKWB, yrarersburg, October -ttli. HOM.J. A. M'M AHOTT. Tlppeeanoe City, September 24th.

CENEKAb THOU Art EWISO. TMutn stnntnm lier-Jilt Kanoleon. Sentem- k'ioth Out Harhor. Senteniber 80th: Fosto- rin (afternoon October 1st; Sandusky (even- Jm). Ootolwr 1st; Middlotown, October 3d; Iarton.

Octolwr Sd Greenville, Octoler 4th; i I i Art. i 4 1 A (evcntnK), lith; Orrville, October Wth; Bellevue, uetoocr lutn. HCVERAT, A. TUCK. tAncashr (evening), Octoror2d; 8andnsJcy fMnlurL October 7th: Kenton (eveninx).

Oc 'tober 8th; Iyton (evenins. Octal er 8th; Eyprtngfleld (eventnsi, OctobiT 10th; AV'ashing- aoau c. II. (afternoon), m-tooer inn. HTALKV.

TUB SOLDIERS FBIRWD t.okc Sllev. Hepublican cud did tile for Tiwuiiwrof Hamilton Connty. was not a sol Her thiwia-h the endeavors at ttmea to cruate mat imptiwjim, ana is given to talking of onr tlnrk tours of peril, and dur- in the "dark houof peril. Luke ftMicht the eneinv BtlAKT Little Miami Depot, In tin sunnati. wttefu he was boss of the laneh-erk- AM in ri-Yrir'M Tic SUDOlitld the anUKt5rs well ns the cit.reu with leathery undenlone sjintlwirliea, oyspepaia-pro- oeing pies ana otner aeain-lMLnii indieftsublos.

at hinh prices. A venfleman. now of this city. was a fellow-employe with Staley. He says tlut darui: the entire war he never saw or Xteard any uue who treated the soldiers with nmtrr nnl more uniform contempt and 111- Vill.

Wlieuver news was received tbat large aanben of soldiers were expected, OcuenJ fetaley certainly hsuel his order to bring entail the stale pies, dry cakes and sand-IWtehea, moldy ham and other nrlicles, which iced i nary travelers would not tonch, and the (toldierH in their haste were to buy them or (ro hunsry. The scale of prices was wiwd on the soldiers a lo. A pis was sold to vitiaensat twenty cents Bvo cents a piece the wliole pie be.ug cut into four pieces. When awldiers came it was cat into three pieces, at ten cents each. During all the time my Informant was with Budey he never saw him give a sick, crippled or wonuded soldier even a kind word or look.

That he rive them a crumb or a drink of cold water was entirely out of the question. tiaines can bo given IX they are wanted. JfOTES. Frank McKInney goes to Washington to-sjaocTOW. A member of the Repobliean State Central Committee from the Reserve, In an unguarded awraent, while in this etty, confessed that his Cnaa m)l ton liad squandered too much time nd.money on Poster, and that a diversion is to be made In the hope of capturing the Leeis-latnre.

This action is a tacit confession that Calico Charley's chances are getting poorer, atd tbat the doubt as to his succexs Is Increasing. The Stalwarts are much more ready to Weaken on Pouter than the Sherman wing, asni it seems tbat their demand for a share of the money and oratorical tuieut to help thcin nt en the Legislature is in part to be com-ailed with. I.ocas Notes. BTSCIAL DIsrATCH TO TBI KNauiaaa. Ohio, September 16.

The Demo cratic County Convention meets 4n this city to-morrow. The primaries, which wore held this evening, were ivery generally attended anil ware harmonious. There was no indica tion of the recent bitter struggle through which the Democrats passed. There la every reason to believe that all differences have been dropped for united action In the ap- inmmitLee have be4run steps for the thorough Arnanisation of the county, and to-morrow's action Is to be the formal opening of the cam Th nAminntiom made will be ratified by a grand mns-tneetlng to-morrow evenlmr, at which rU-sienator DoolltUe, of Wisconsin, will deliver the address. Major Dodd, of the Democrat, will, without aonbt, De one Ol me nominees ior iu urjur lature.

The couUt for Sheriff ha narrowed kin p.itncir Dowl inc. of Sprinefleld Townshin. and C. J. Kirschner, with the AKnAM in lkivllna't fftvnr.

rimiice. of i'rtmonL addressed a small Club meeting this evening. Chance vu vounir. hale and single when the war but lika his friend. Charles Foster.

did not go to the front; heuce his appeal to th anldlera to vote acalnst Ewing and Rice fell still-born. Treble Coanty Polata. btxctaL bist-atck to thb ntatrmn. EaTqs, Ohio, September 16. The Repnb-liMmnf Monroe Township, assisted by X.

E. rraemui and others from Eaton, attempted tn ilzo a Foster Club at Eldorado last Biaht. After an Immense amount of rallying nineteen names ta the Club were secured. A leading Bepabllcan remarked to-day that he doubted whether they would attempt to hold another meeting of the Club. A portldn of th Republican county tU-ket Is especially nntxmiUr with the lln DUbl icans or Monroe, Hon.

w.ni. McMahon and lias. Anderson, Clt urT litv-d, to speak si ivaion tn Etauirauy pmlod. Charles -Htt-rsoo also fapoats at Cam' -n on Frid uv cveniw. A nuiulwr of Rice Cluls will be rganisea in this county this week s' A careful noli of the -countv slioai a laree jncreaae iu the Democratic vote of the ountyv Scioto (oauty 4recn backers.

aPBCIAt, DISI'ATCS TO THB BKQriRRB. PoBTssiorTir, Omo," Scptexnbcr It The t. X' Orenbfick L.i'xir n.trty Cftv cron. of SEPTEMBER 17, 1879. 1 1 met at au jni Hall this-afternoon aad was oiodreaaed by PlatbsuuLav perso aumal XnlUa, I afier wliich the following county ticket was nominated James Rose, Representative; lsiae McCnnn, Clark, Pioso-eutor; Edward Crabtree, Recorder; John Wo-lm Commissioner; Elijah Canten, Infirmary DirectorJos.

W. CurtSu The Columbus Greenback platform and candidates were ratified, and a resolution demanding the repeal of the tramp law was pusnod. The Republican tried to capture It, and Dever, the Hepublican candidate for Prosecutor, was on the floor of the Convention trying to get indorsed, but the entire ticket Is made op from Greenbackers. There were not to exceed three Democratic proclivities who participated. PUtt Isspcnkiiixdown town to-night from a dry-goods 1kx to a crowd of about one hundred of $he curious.

Tbo Tall Mycanaore Cap tares Battle CoBBty Hob. I I. Campbell Appears. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TUB BKQVIBJUU Haxiltox, Ohio, Scpteuabcr 1(L This morning Honj Dan Voorhees was driven, to Peter Murphy's residence, about five miles east of the city, where, after spending a short time with Colonel Murphy, he, in company with tha Colonel and others, took a ride through the eastern part of the county, and paid a visit to Ms birthplace, nuar Hunstville, in this (Butler) County. Most of the day was spent in going over the scenes of his early boyhood.

In the evening he returned to Hamilton, and took up his quarters at the residence of George St, Clair, the First Ward, hero at hall-past eight o'clock this evening he was serenaded by the Apollo Band. Fire-works and bonfires Illuminated the scene, and tha streets presented very much the appearance of tha Monday nisht meeting. Mr. Voorhee. beintr called for.

stenned nnon the balcony and reapomled to the call in a surri ua speech. In tue beginning of his re- iiu uiuiiaea mc geuuemen oi me uana fortlieir serenade, and thff people in general for the muKniMeent kindness shown nun dar ing his stsv in Hamilton, and ausurad his au dience that he would so arrange hLs affairs as to acain return to this city In a very short time. After ailudlni: bneily to the several political questions of the day, and payiug a liih tribute to the people of Ohio, Mr. Voorhees again expressed his thanks, and, in retiring, presentea to the audience Hon. Lewis 1.

Campbell, wlto wi enLUUMiualicaiiy receiveil. ir. tuiupueii citnie jorvHra, ana. aixer thanking tue audience for the compliment paid til in, said tliftt he had not come for. the purpose of uiakiug a speech.

In. tact, he had to take a rest from political labors for short time; but that in the fljjht of 1S8H, If he bud life and health, he would found ready Mid williug to batuu for the people iu the ruiiks of the Democratic party. Mr. Campbell nlluded to Sherman's hnauct.il policy, and said Uiat neither Mr. Sherman nor his policy uau any more 10 uo wun me revival oi nusi- nessand tra.le in this country than Bob Rid ley, wnum ne nau insi nearu naa ncen sen leneeu to aix months on brad and water in the Station-house.

He illustrated it with the story of the two negroes who went bear-hontlng In the mount ains of Kentucky. One of them fonnd a hol low log, in which were two cubs, and crawled in after them, leaving the other nutrro outside to watch for the she hear. Mrs. bruin came along rather nnexpectedly, and darted for the hole, when the negro on guard ranght her by the tail. The nnlucky prisoner in the lo culled out to know "what darkened de hole," when his companion answered him by yell inn, -Look out drre! If this tail-holt breaks you will find what darkened de hole." So it Is with you, my fel tow-cltixens.

If Providence removes the tali-hold you will find what darkened tiie hole, lint 1 beg you will pardon me for saying so much. I came here (o-nicht to oav mv re spects to one with whom I have enjoyed along and profitable acquaintance, and not to make a speech. Again I thank you, gehtlemen, for th high compliment you have paid me, and bid you good-night. Hon. Daniel Voorhees leaves to-morrow morning to fulfill other engagements In this State, which he expects to slump for a couple ot weeu.

The Ros-HlgbIand IMatrict Nomina tion of lion. Jobs C. If rDoaald. srsciAi, ccsrATCH to tn rNuaixu. Greenfield, Ohio, September 18.

The Democracy of the Rosa-Highland Sena torial District gathered here to-day to nominate a man to succeed Hon. John C. McDonald. Highland Connty had no claims to present, and the matter was left eutirely in the hands of Rosa County. The Convention was called to order by K.

T. nonab, Chairman of the Central Committee of Highland, and Dr. Knos Holmes, of Hillloro, elected Chairman, and Ueo. Piarce, of Hoss, and J. K.

Marshall, of Highland, Secretaries. On motion, the temporary organisation resolved Itself permanent, and business commenced. Reports of Committees received without opposition. The Hon. Arch Mayo immediately obtained the floor, and proceeded in a neat little speech to put in nomination the Hon.

John C. McDonald, of Ro Connty. The nomination was seconded by Mr. John Bowles, of Highland, whereupon the Hon. Lawrence T.

Neal moved a suspension of the rales and the nomination of McDonald by acclamation. On the call of the quebtion Mr. Wiseman took the floor, plained his position, and handsomely onded the nomination of McDonald. On call the nomination was made unanimous. Hon.

Arch Mayo was called to the tnd, and made a rattling little speech, closing the Convention in good style. Piatt at ClllieollioRooa-IIJjrhlaaKl Bo pnblieau Senatorial. Convention. SFBCIAI. DlSTAJrCa TO TBI IXQUIRKS.

CHiLtKwrtr, Ohio, September 18. General A. Saunders Piatt, Greenback candidate for ovcrnor, and Mr. Tullis, of Massachusetts, spoke at the Court-honse last night to an andienc? of about one hnndred, both speakers scoring both the old parties to the best of their ability. The Greenback part as a separate organization, Is not booming here this fall.

A call will be issued to-morrow for the Republican Senatorial Convention, to meet at Greenfield next Monday, September 22d. Lawrence at Manchester. STKCIAI. DlrATCH TO THB KNQUIKEK. Manchester, Oujb, September 1ft, The Re publicans are bavins a meeting here to-night Judge Lawrence, ot Logan County, waving ih Hlnndv shirt.

Tha first point In his argu ment, ne says mere never waa a reuei ucwarrM I roni voiing on a--oiinfc mt-ir i i i Iml and Unit Jefferson Davis has been vottnz the i-K'inocrrwic iicaei. ever muud itiis riso wi the war. He admittetl that half of bis au- iiianm eon Id read. The Democracy are Inbi lant, and conndeut of a glorious victory in me county ana oiste. Hon.

T. Stewart at JWecIaanicsbnrp. SFBCIAI. IUUATCH TO THB EXQ.D1KBB. Mechanicsburg, Ohio, September 1(5.

Hon G. T. Stewart, Prohibition candidate for Gov ernor, delivered a lengthy and emphatic ad dress to a large audleuce at, tno iownnii here this evening. General A. J.

Warner at BcHcfoatalae. SrXClAi DUrATCH TO TUB BXQUIBEB. BEiixrosfTAisii, Ohio, September 10. Hon A. J.

Warner addressed, the Democracy here to-nlsht In a two hours' speech. The effort was a masterly one. being a calm and dispas-innatA oro-n mentation of the loading Issues. The audience was the largest one convened to hear any political speeen anrinj mis cam paign, tne court-nousc oeina imrnuij jaaii uicu, Logan Coanty will redeem herself this falL Iloeniaa- Coaaty Peiaociacy. stbciai.

msrATCH to tbb Bxttuiaxa. Loo xy. Ohio, Sept amber M. The Democ racy of Hocking Coanty are wider awake this campaign than they haveheen for some years. Meetings are being held In every village, ham let and school district in the county, and with wholesome effect.

The meetings are well attended, and any amount of enthusiasm manl-ruwt fnt rid Hocltinir down for an increased majority for the three-legged ticket the 14th of October. x.very voie wm uiwiut mm A Baaoo Blast From Blaine. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THB QDIHU Coldbbus, Ohio, September 18. The Repub lican State Executive Committee annonnccs to-nlrht that Senator James G. Blaine, of Maine, will make his opening speech In the niiin ennvasa at 'Bellalre on Friday, Sentember 2fith.

A number of ad- Utirtnal Anrmintments will be annonnced for him hereafter. Columbus will be one of the points at which Elaine will orate during his joint crusade in the interest of Sherman and Foster, and In opposition to Generals Grant, Ewing, Rice and others opposed to the Sherman, Biaine and Foster triumvirate. Bepabllcan Meeting at Xenla. SrCCIAI, BISPATCB TO THB BBQUIBBB. Tmn.

Ohio. September 16. Foster and Gibson addressed a crowd of about three thou sand in the Court-house Park thia afternoon. Judge Hough was Introduced and spoke a few momenta, but excused mmscn, as ne is ex pected to speak to-night. Democratic Mectlnc at Clyde STXCI AL DISPATCH TO THB BN4f7IBKB.

Clyde, Ohio, September 16. There a unieridid Kvin and Rice meeting bere to Much enthusiasm was manifested, Frank Landers and A. Lamlson were the speakers. Tbt Outbreak ef lb I'tet. Chetexnk, September 18.

On the 10th Inst, A aent Meeker, at White River (Colorado) Agency, wrote Governor Pitkin a letter, stat ing mai me uie inuiaus ODjeciea to uumi more larmlm. and that Chief Johnson had assaulted him. drivln him from his house that he had conferred with the other Chiefs and thev launhed at tha Assault, agreeing that Meeker might proceed with the plowing, but that they would do no more. Meeker MVS he feels tbat none of the whites are sale, ana ha has no confidence in tha Indians. Sinoe this letter, reports have reached here that the agency buildings have been burned, and that the Indians are raiding along the White and Bear Rivers.

No definite reports ot tnnrder being committed are yet received. Troops have been ordered to the Agency. It is supposed that the prospectlDg and mining in North Park, which is the bunting gxouud Of th bus excited the evr Jthe 1 TIIE TtTBF. The Pall Trotting Eacea Chicago. William IL and Xonroe Chief the Winners Baeetat OUiar Points.

ariQCIAL DISPATCH TO THB BNQ.CTBBB. Chicago, September IS. The fall trot ting meeting of the Chicago Jockey and Trotting Club began to-day, nnder unfavorable auspices as to weather, a "terrlmc gale sweep ing across the open prairie In which the track fs situated, and greatly hindering the horsea fer fully ono-half the distance In every heat. The attendance was not large, a crowd of about two thousand being present. The 2:10 race, parse of UjXJO, was an easy victory for William who won in three straight heats, in a field of nine, in 2 2:31 and and 231 the Barnes and positions of the other horses In the race being as follows: Cloud, Windsor, Prances, Headlight, Black Prince.

and Marshall Bay. a The 2 25 race was expected to be a walk over for the Tennessee stallion, McCnrdy's Humble-toulan, as he was known to be very fast and of a good staying family, bat the Chicago stallion, Monroe Chief, was quite liberally supported in the pools, and he vindicated the confidence of his friends by winning the third, fourth and fifth heats of a race which was bitterly fought from first to last. A serious accident occurred in the first heat. In the draw for positions Warrior got the pole, Monroe Chief second, Ada-Paul third. Champion Girl fourth, McCurdy's Hanibie-toniau fifth, and Billy Yeazel on the outside.

When the word had lieen given, and Just before the first turn bad been reached, Ada Paul went Into the air, and the spectators were horrified to see her swerve violently to the left, smashing into Monroe Chiefs sulky, which was hurled airainnt Warrior, and there was heard a cracking and twiting.of sulky-timber that made people turn tlicir heads away as the three horses and drivers went down in a confused and struggling heap. Fortunately, the sulkies Were so firmly interlaced that none of the horses could get clear of the wreck, and a fearful runaway accident was thus prevented. As It turned out, neither the drivers uor horses were at all injured, though all three sulkies were total wrecks. The other three horses were nnlm-peded by the smash-up, and Ham-bletouiun took the hunt handily in 2:34. It being explained satisfactorily that the swerving of Ada Paul was caused by the breaking of a buckle on the left-hand rein, the three distanced horses were allowed to start again.

The Hainbletoniau stallion took the second heat in after a sharp struggle with Monroe Chief, but the latter proved to lie the best stayer and eaptnred the next three heals and race in 2pJ, Champion Girt winning third ami Billy Yeazel fourth money. Forthe 2 20 race to-morrow there are nine good onea tn go In Driver's Rose of Washington, Little Gypsy, Scott's Thomas, Katie Middlcton, Mnzomanie, Bell Rrasfctield, Post Boy, Charley Ford and John H. Iu the pools to-night Driver sold nt Churlcy Ford, $10: Katiu Meldleton, $7: Mazo-munle, Pst Roy and Brassneld, S3 each, and the field. j. The following lathe summary: 2:10 Class.

William H. Black Cloud -aor i Frances Headlight Forest Golddust 1 2 ft 4 5 7 8 I 2 8 4 9 6 7 Black Priiiec. Silver Duke Marshall Boy Timer 2:30, 2:31, Su mmary race Monroe Chief 0 2 1 1 McCurdy's 112 8 Champion Girl 2 2 Billy Vcaxcl 8 4 6 4 Ada Paul 0 6 5 5 Warrior 0 5 Drawn. Time: 2SHK, 238, 829, Brlchton Beach Baccs. araciAi, dispatch to iKanint.

New York, September 16. Tho races nt Brighton Beech Fair Grounds were continued to-day. The first race, at selling allowance, one mile, for nil ages, was won by Egypt, with Mark second. Time, .1 :45. The second race, a handicap for all ages, one mile and three-quarters, was won by Vol turn.

Enterprise second. Time, 3:03. Tqe third race, a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, one mile and a furlong, was won by Gabriel, with War fie Id second. Time, 1 ii. The fourth race, a nantiicap nuruie race.

mtl heats, oves four hurdles, was won by Daleuaian. Time. 1 -L1 ujrtii. He Is man was second la the and Caryerduniecond iu me iiim- ORT WAYNE. TLayintr-Arrest of a TCcch-erons Scamp.

E-KCTAI. DISPATCH TO THE ISQl'IKIH. Ft. Watsie, September 18. The corner stone of the new Masonic Temple was laid here at noon with imposing ceremonies by Grand Master B.

8. Sutton, assisted by Past Grand Masters Wm. Hacker and Martin Rice. A prooesslon, consisting ot various Ma sonic bodies of this and surrounding towns, was very lengthy, and made a fine appear ance. A large number of articles were de posited in the corner-stone, Including copies of the Cincinnati Exqcikeb and all the Ft.

Wavne papers, nan. Allen Zollers delivered an effective oration. The Temple will be a handsome building, costing KO.OOO, and will be completed next spring. The building will also contain an To-dav Ellas Johnson, dealer In raes and tin- trAiK. iiiArnvtMl on an affidavit filed by a locomotive engineer named James Sanford, charging him with filthy and Indecent conduct.

It appears from Sanford's statement that his oaugnter Lnima, ageu eleven, wa enticed by Johnson into the latter's shop by promises of money and candy; that while there Johnson exposed his person to the child in a disgusting manner, and took shameful liberties with the latter, nen jounson tvna MT-rtfl be wns followed by San ford and half a doxen other fathers whose little daughters had received similar treat ment-. ThMft men irnined recruits until the crowd numbered about one hnndred and fifty. who were bent on offering Johnson violence. The oflicers, however, hurried him in a buggy Ihrougn tne osck. sireeia iu nip wn.

ohm nleaded eullfv. and was fined tiOi) and costs, which he paid. The evidence showed that the defendant had been commit ting these actions for several years past, ana a great many young girls hod been enticed into his shop in this manner. It appeared, however, that he made no attempt to do more than young girls' persons. After his trial by the Mayor he was at once arrested on a State warrant for assault and battery.

He gave SjOO unit th was set for hearing: to-mor row morning. Johnson Is fifty years old, owns property, and has been eonsiaerea a repuiaoie business man. His family are highly es- tntnti -Havanti inciiirnant ratners mrenienea tn kill him on siirht. and it is thought that he will skip the town at tne nras opportunity BLUE GRASS STOCK. Sale of John T.

Kedmon'a Hern of Snort. Horns and Tuorongb-BreBS Near Paris, Kentneky. SraCIAL DISPATCH TO THB B3taiIBKB. Paris. Ki September 18.

The sale of John T. Redmon'a short-horns and thorough-breds. by his assignee, George W. Bowen, at his farm, four miles from this elty, took place today. This herd are descendants of the lamed English cow, "Old Cora." The sires used in crossing are good and useful beasts? and consequently the animals are really valuable.

The frH-tiTYMlii are welNbred animals. The following shows how the animals sold. Where no siAiA is meuuuueu hcuhiuvi bmw- stood: ao Awn miruA. Mt and hitA. ten vears.

rot Tar Don Juan, s.fiot. dam Jennie, by Javelin sold to Tliomas McClintock. Jennie light roaa, three years, got by Bcott, 'Jennie 4iU. red, seven years, got by Scott, dam Jennie Sd: Joan iirever. Jennie oth, red, six years, rot by Young ScoU, rhirln TalbotL IfA.

Jennie "lb, red. foar years, got by Korthtunber- nd. dam Jennie m. Una. dam Jessie t0.

Jennie WB, reo roan, Jennie loth, light roan, four yefrs, xt North-nmberlaad, dam ilsher, H. Jennie 11th, light roan, three Tea Northomheruuid, dam Jeanie 3d; J. H. Thorn, Mii- years, by Northumberland, dam Jeanie 2d; W. O.

Woodford, 7. Jennie l.tb, roan, two years, by ftortaamberlana, dam Jennie 5th H. MlUer, Brf. Jennie 14th, red. one year, by ITorthombarlaad, dam Jennie 7ih; John Moore, S30.

Jennie loth, red roan, ons year, Jennie isth, red, yearling, by lam Jennie Sth H. NetUeson, SM. Jennie 17th, red roan. yeaUn, ly Northnmher-land. dam Jennie Win Thos.

McClintock, fcS. jeAnlelsib. red. yearhng, by Konhonxberland. dam Jeanie 8th; John I.

Moore, J7. Northomberland 2d, red roaa, out rear by North nmherlsnd, dam Jennie by Boon; W. T. Wood foaled 13, by Solferlno, dam by War dAro solferino; W. H.

VJ11; w. dam oonerino; u. O. O. F.

fri. ctMod tadars at Baltlmor. Baltimokk, September 16. The second day session ot tha Grand Lodge of Odd-fellows opened thia morning. Grand Sir Harmon inTTMiiiii.

An amendment to the Con stitution ot the Grand Lodge of Colorado Vat presented by E. P. Elder, and to the Grsnu Lodge ot Delaware by J. V. Jake.

A resolution from Washington Lodge of Tennessee bf II. Erkins, asking that certain dues tu jurlwiiction LeTemittea, Jt wes referred to the TUc 5 Corn4r(one 1 r- Grand Sire was submitted and adonted. 7t waa decided to consider pending I to the Constitution on Thnndar. Aorlon on 1 the report of the Legislative Committee was deferred by special order till Thursday at welve o'clock. The Hnecial Committee -on Mr.

Groslls' case submitted a renort oronernt- ing him from Intentional wrong, and vindicating him from- all charges- afieeting- his character as a man and an Odd-fellow. Messrs. Shoffher, Randall, Andrews, Campbell and Heaton were appointed a Committee on the History of Odd-fellowship. ntwiuuoni were onerea giving Kebekan Loditee the rizht to confer the ri bekah on fifth-degree members; also, to translate the ritual Into the French language; also, admitting wldowa of dronried memlwu-M to the degree of Re bekah, and widowed mothers of me same ciass; also, a resolution In reference to tha uniform of Encampments; also, permitting members of uniformed Encampments to wear baldrics. All of the above resol utions were referred appropriately.

A resolution to translate the ritnnl Into N'nrvwian was adopted. Messrs. Gwynnet of Pennsylvania, Underwood of Kentncbv. Garev of Mnrvland. Btcbbins of New York, and Busbv of North Carolina, were appointed the Committee on "ron oi me Kuiesoi tne omer.

1 lie convention then adjourned until to-morrow. INDIANA PO LIS. Specially Reported for tne Enquirer. Richabd Gooak has been declared insane. Thb trial of James Craig, who killed Long, has been continued until October.

Hobacb Soott to-day will tender his resig nation as President of the Union Railroad Company. WilliajC Metcalv, Grain Inspector, has been badly poisoned about the fece and hands while Inspecting oats. Mas. A lick B. Clioxxsas, nee Alice Brown, was divorced from Zlmrl M.

Chomness yester day, owing to failure to provide. The insurance men of this city are trying to re-establish the Board of Underwriters, and to that end will have a meeting Mond ay. Alexander Shkppard and Milton Burton, of Clifty, Decatur County, were brought to this city yesterday for selling tobacco without The Union Express Company will open an office In thin city, and expect to begin business over the Indianapolis. Bloomlntrton nnd estern, and Wabash Roads, uveinber 1st. Dasiil Campion, guardian of the Campion heirs, was brought up yesterday on a writ of attachment for failing to make final report of his trust.

He was given until to-day to arrange matters. Michael Hcclly, the pedestrian, who walked In this city last year for the benefit of the yellow fever fund, and absconded with tie proceeds, is said to nave recently died in Memphis with yellow Thoxas McDox a ld, brakeman on the In dianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette, and re siding at 238 SoutU West street, was thrown from a freight car yesterday by a sadden and dangerously bruised. Latb night before last Frank Medon and wife arrived from Ureenwood with a cash capital of WO, which Medon invested in a drunk. Arrest followed, but the wife, dinning doner than the money, spent the night iu the Police Station with her husband. Yesterday Judge Howe ruled on a demur rer, the case of Charles L.

Downie vs. Charles Bnennagel, adversely to plaintiff, who seeks to recover possession of that portion of me Mievens estate aoiu by nis mother during her lifetime. It virtually settles the case. Ix the mandamus suit brought by Thomas Foglq, of Missouri, to compel the Auditor of State to pay him $100 as bounty or re-enl Ut- ment In January. lSiil.

the Auditor intimates that from the records Fogle was a bounty-jumper and deserter, hence not entitled to the money. Thb main topic of discussion at the forthcoming meeting of tho editorial fra ternity, at Evansvllle, will be the Grnbbs Libel Law, and It Is anticipated that the ex-pressiou'of opinion will add materially to the movement for a repeal. or at least a modifica tion of the obnoxious sections. The firemen of this city are anxious to have a hand In the Firemen's Tournament at Cincinnati next month, and if the Department authorities consent, will send down an engine and reel at their own expense. If the 'o.

2 Latta and the No. 8 reel strike that town thev will put the Cincinnati boys on their metal, iur buey are a lasi urowu 1 answering alarms. JiDVABD Mohan, lor several years clerking In the Indiana National Bank, left the city several days ago, ostensibly to visit his rela tives at Shelbyvllle. since which time he Is on the missing list. His accounts In the bank, a summary of which was had yesterday, indicate no uisoreitancy, and the bank officers are at a loss to account lor ins absence.

Yesterday afternoon William Teepe, em ployed at Senker's foundry, while aiding in dropping a 500 pound weight from the fourth floor upon a casting below which they wanted broken was dragged ont of the window. By the fall to the ground below, thirty feet, be suffered a dislocated hip, besides internal in juries, and is feured to he fatally hurt. Tue railroads centering here have agreed to carry all brnss-bands in uniform to the estate Fair. Twenty-two bands have already signi fied their intention of taking part in the industrial parade. Two of them come from Crawfordsville, two from Greensburg and one each from Centerville, Martinsville, Peru, Wabash, JNorth Manchester, Cambridge City.

Richmond, Logansport, Greenwood, White- land, Middletown, Muncle, Lebanon, South-port, Helma, Lewlsvlllc, Perkinsville and Greencastlew Yesteboat the Criminal Court Judge signed the death-warrant of Louis Guetlg, and the Sheriff was ordered to hang him between the hours of 10 a. m. and 12 m. Friday next. Dur ing the day his ease was orally argued before the Supreme Court, but his attorney, Major Gordon, has little hope of a reversal, and in the afternoon bade Gnettg prepare for the worst.

The prisoner responded in his usual manner, "I'll be ready." To the casual visitor he appears unchanged, but the jailer remarks less levity in his manner aud a gradual breaking down. His spiritual advisers, two nriests of the Catholic Church, call unon htm daily, and are working hard for his conversion, but, so far, he gives them very little comfort. During the forenoon the Sheriff shut down upon further visits from the woman Ray, aud Guetig took it very much to heart. He still holds the position of "irrub boss," a position which he assorts he will cling unto to tne last. The State Board of Agriculture in disposing of "refreshment stand privileges" has been guilty of a sharp bit of practice, about on a par with their usual treatment of people in his city.

Last year they enforced the pro hibition against the sale of liquors, and the stand privileges, when auctioned off, brought a mere This year it was quietly hinted that the Board intended to be "liberal," and nnon the sale of stands distinctly statea mat sales oi any ming wouiu uo auoweu iuai wm nermiasame unuer me lawsoi inuiaua; nruce. the beer dealers run utj the price, and priv ileges that last yeardld not command $10 went On rapiaiy i tJ ana -j, auu bi iw. ivrr- waru twooi me muuers appueu vo me tuuuij Commissioners for a retail license, and were refused; and notwithstanding an appeal to the Superior Court and ruling in their favor, the refusal was persisted in because there was a State law In opposition, This the Board of ArrtcnttnrM knew.and now thev are evading responsibility by saying they will not Interfere viul tne uip oi iuuiaiuuii, uui ui th nnllce officers for Drotection against the traffic. A saloon-keeper who sells will do so nn bis own resnonsibilitv. and if he does sell he will be arrested by the city authorities.

The effect will be that nereaiter tne liberal element will know how to bid, and will be chary of any dealings whatever with the State Boara oi Agriculture. Tmaatorary Injaactlon GranteeL The Baltimore Jind Ohio Railroad Company yes terday made an application to the Court of Common Pleas for an Injunction against Charles Pel per and Elizabeth. Pelper, to restrain them from making further excavations upon certain property tn Mill-creek Township upon which tha plaintiffs hold The plaintiffs allege that they obtained a decree of foreclosure oi saia mortgages ana an uraer ie ui the nrooertr: that the DronrrtT was bought In by Charles Pelper, who caosed the deed for the same to be taken In Jb nme of his wlfer that they rmve a mortgage to Colonel Strickland aa Master Commissioner for the balance of tha purchase money: tbat Pelper is wasting the property, excavating it for sand and selling the same. A tempo rary oroer was graaiea uui raruier oraer. Capld-s VleO: Thomas Dal ton to Mary Caafneld, Louis Blrck to Katie Weber, William Barloh to Annie SUenke, Charles G.

Waters to Clara M. Ferris, Hsrmaa Bock to Minnie Hess, Edward C. Chase to Addle A. Smith, Blchard T. 8 pence to Ida' May Rambo, Bernard Oronemana to Josephine Barn horst, Charles hniw to imnAui, mwu esingr a Beckmaa, John E.

Klcholson to HAule Kern, John Collet to Johanna Mourner, Thomas' J. Hunt to AnnaConart. Death Bee aid. The following deaths ware reported at the Health Office yesterday: Herbert Stone, weeks; Leslie Stone, weeks (twins); George years Wright, SO months; Mary Will- Wm. Vandyke, 47 yean; MatUs Jones, years; Nicholas Fries, 17 months; Michael D.

Pierpont, years; Infant Lostkamp, montos; miwn uonwui; Jaary rauia, ran Bernard Hell. years. Louis A. Hemana, dealer tn notions, groceries and sundries, st No. Broadwxy, yesterday made aa assignment, for the beaaflt oi creditors, to Gustar Tafel.

Archery. The Toxopholyte Archery Onb, which Is com posed ot the best young people of Avondaleand Walnut HOIS, wtll meet oa the grounds of Hon. Ban Errteston, In WalautHllls, aaxt Thonday after- forsrr Soucixol BaFSbB only brother, Geo. of Jose, CalifoRjla, was elected Stats Icnator fii'4 SuU Clara Coanty si tn tats eleo-tAri CaVf wis aeandldate oa tie r. t- l-0' THE E0TEU.

PrsBilaeal Arrivals at'Oar Hertrtrle James Klpp: Xew York McClintock. IV York panziirer. Xew York Isaac Cnger. Ikew Tors: Henry iluwell. New York Williams.

it i Vll MiuiMnm Wilson, lun. aw Finery and wife. Ill coma. Iaa March, Maryland John Vocke, Chicago TTarrU. Kentucky Knnls.

Oade, Prankiln, Kj Max Hrcht. PaOucab a Hall. Lima A Lawyer, Miton Khodes, ilmlgt-port Emil Prager, Sew York Noble. Kentucky MmC Kline Philadelphia A Savers, Chicago Samuel', tireensbnrg Kit. Phllidelphla Barbour.

Pendleton Solomon, Paris, lenn. Kiley. city Lvsen, Kew York smwii. New ork A II Baggo. Brldel Worthington, Ml- st-wlpii straub.

Helena A Schmidt, Kew prk Kendall. ew oric Mrs Brennan. Kentucky Ma.t Urennan, kentucky JArmud.Phlladelptoia Bosworth and wife, Kam Hagsin, Kentucky Leilrigton Samuel and son. sipnl Dallas Mm Worthinrton. Texas TE Warner, Iexlngton Vow, Indianapolis Rosenthal.

New i ork A Arthur, New York li Davis. Galveston Middle, Philadelphia II Woodward, etty Mrs Cheek. Lex'gt'n KinsandwlfeCenlaf reck, Lexington 3 A ltartchfle. New York Duma, TtiiuwaM Mra Ferrv, Kentucky Hubbard, John Duncan, Dayton Craig aud George-Miss West, Georgetown town Mi- Craig, Georgetown? Psrls. cltv Liidom, KnaseUvUle A Ridloai, Norwood John JBoyd, Lexington Uiue, lablno Bfiaviige, Highland Galbraith, Tetin Hoyt, Tenneee Denay aod wife, Lan- MoJ AbItm, Lancaster ca.ster Mrs McAfee, La cms-J Bruce.

Lancaster icr Kobinson, aad wife, vk and wife, Ln- LaJicaster carter MtssCoolt. Lancaster Curry, Lancaster Mm lib. Kentucky Logan, Lancaster Boston Kofr, Onorgetown Mrs Harkley, Georgetown Mlw tiofer. Georgetown W'oodwonh, wile and Sesrs, Kentucky children a Im Bush. New Orleans Ren, Humboldt.

Tenn Fraaer, New York teiuimuns, Norwalk A I.unipkin. Tennessee II Berrr, Frankfort rt Waddv, Tennessee Chairs, Tennessee Michel, New York Moulton, New York GE Palmer, New York Frankford. Phlladelp'a tiJ Powers and wife, Au-M Beatty, city gustu. Kv II Hover, city II t'Mimi, Tennessee Kevill, Collicrsvllle John Kus.sell,wlfeandson,E PratUer, Louisville Ashiand, By. HOTEL EMERY.

A Schmidt. New York Aronsnn, New 1 ork Washington Bruce, Loogootee llowanl. in Plua-nints u.urn. shflburn Vfim, New Yorlc K-g5f. Ptirtsnionth lj I nomas, jfortsmouinr.

imiuuuuiii, i A Tiilln A Henrv, Italtimore Miss Belle Vaiiies, Craw-Mlis Bora, Cruwlords- ford-iville ville A IVattte Louisville Heattie. Louisville II Niruolaoi. Uil tity Newell. Danville Itiehardson, Gil TW Adanm. 11 tity Mooi head.

ll City Hastings. Franklin CWlliwtimo, Meadrllle 11 Frankliu Cism, Fmuklin I' Tarkers- Kpley, Frsnklin 11 Elliott. 1-rsiiKiin Allen, Franklin t.o.Klrich, Mio- barv iieapolis aprinsler, ovington viid, Sandusky Mnsaii shade. Saadu-ky IIWUHIIIiT allfl wlie.A ntairnai-r i Sf.r Or el uuraiu IVrne. Warsaw i Tiin.

Tn-y A Creigh Ai Alt-xandPr. incast) i uoriiii, ltoweTi, wife und ibiughter. Indiaiianolui il Auerbach, New York I Norton, llillsboro li lt.lllr.s, iirie--ille Mauxev, wife and child. Husfiville McMuhoti and wife, AirxaniMT A iitikering. i'liieno 1: lireene, York n-itt, Piqua It It Scott, Piqua A Hinkel and wife Kvali.vuw I T.1,t.lln Hiijin-.

and wife. A VunlfAV. Wsvnesville Waynevli Maiiheiuier, New York Mrs li. Foote and son, Fi.h und Chicago 11 1 atiicurt, ew i ori. VU Markloyaud wife, Foster Mrs Colgate, Kentucky Ml.

Weir, Kentucky WpMer, Ih-troil A HauiLiu and wile Mrs Weir, Kentucky Mrs A Murklej-, Ky A Ka.lki, Lentinou Win, tairniiii 1 iU, tinwii Mrs A Miller, Diivton Mis Krow, New Marline, wile and sou, I IT I. i A Kn gut. city my powers. Madison Hithkaa. IndianaiHihs A Glirney, St 1auU Waddell A wife, Va.

Mrs Nelson. HiUsboro Mrs NVlviii, HilLslioro Doron, tanduilcy CGutliMg. Louisville King, Loinsvill 1 axe, spruiijneia Mrs ltunKle. Morrow 3j l. allies, uweiuown-F Bivn, Newport slmonds A wife, Lex-W Usury, Greenville; ingtou 1 HorTmali.LaNVralu-ehlH-g l'MiD, fjiwanceburg lllCUeil.

UlWrt-UW 1 irtruuij( burg Dl.aiig, Bullulo Dicker wife, Greeu- F. Bell, Greenfield Held A Ttehel, New York I. spellmnn. New York Maui, Louisv Hie I' l.uiuiiner,,ew im I'unrau. Thomjtsou juii, Puila- 1- l.oreuz wile, Louis- rtt-lylila vine Hardy, Columbus Kice.

JSew org. i.BAKD IIOVKL. A Brown, Chicago A 11 sealmrg. Nfw Hedf Peirce and wife, La-C I'etrce, Lafayeice favette More, IiuiiajitiolIs A Isascs. Chicago Bnutstreei, city Haddell, New; York A Heeetier.

ssi Louis Pike, Atclllson t. r.uiuil, i. enierviiia It Hamsun, Iudianapolis Lee King, 1'exai Block, st L-mis It Carey, New Orleans Miss A Bull, Illinois 11 Duiiu.wifeaudvhild, Mrs sturdevaai and Illinois diiagiiter, rJoston auu ue, nn Mrs Si inole, Montgomery Power, ew org MissM Mile, city Chu strobridge. st Lonis MeKinney, li)Ua A Snutli, rsew LLsUoll Ivllig. eiijUa XI lemeiii.

Miss Waddle, t'hllllcothe A Garney, st Louis A Tinker, ilaitimore Buiuuipn, wne sua Mr and Mrs Falcaaer, daughter, Newark Meadvllle I n-ooiiriii," umiiigi Mrs Jus Fife.WUmiligton Mis.sBolswrth. Um si'u CABolsworth.WllinfcigiliJoh!! Peebles, wife and Med Maxell. Auguya cniio. Horr, New YorkV Beckham Reiuingtoii, Mrs lMmiuica, city Turner, New York Thos aMen, Isew ork I otic, Philadelphia H. seliner, wife and two Hosietler, uuauci- ciuivneii, nlita Tmmehlen, wife and Brockman.

Columbus friend, Columbus Wm Bnakman and wife, Nevius and wife, olumfcos, Ind Fleiuingion A Sirelght. Indianapolis s-treiglit, Iiidisnanolls Lance, New York k' Jemisou, PLiiUelp a I RIM'IOBK H'llSK. Neely, Franklin Thompson, etty MOeliy, ew 10m i. ise, li I'ickevill. Carlisle Mid.lleport II Jelly, I.awrenceburg Kepler, Louisville Burger, Columbus 11 Wood.

Louisville Norris. iringneld steuneit, Gil lty Croweil, sandusky SD Stephens. Hoytsvllle Lawrence. Dayton A vuit, i uen a Lash, Athens Calder. Ashland singer, Ashland Jacob Price.

Ashland George Slagle, Sevmour Miss Wiilanl.Wa.sliCH Moifett, Imliaua II i 1. smith, Petersburg A Mover, llillslxir.) Owen smith an tamuy Washington II T.uin Wriirlit. sevmour A Dansch, Hintoii.Pluniar Ldg Soutliard, clty Dr I. Kuple, Maysvtne i.enn. cny Miss Kuple.

Mavuville A smith, city MianM DauKiii.MavsvllleG Getx, Fdrniville White and wite.Mays-J swim and ife, Torts-ville mouth Johnson, Lebanon Mat Maysvtue Moore. ovington it Cover and wife, Otta- vllle, Ind wa. Ohio i' ijee.iwin ana xwo Mellakln and wife, daueliters, oc-cst. Ind Wash Ohio Mauheinier, New York A Johnson, Mitchell Bland and wife. Hunt.Barnevllle.O kv Joe Blwieln.

ChlUicothe Littler, Springrteld. ed city t. Brookover.Aberdeen Bradford and wife, a Luiac. ln.iisnapons Aberdeeu. Ohio Lewis and lady; Chllli- Mrs Down Schmid, Florence.

Ind cothe. Ohio BGoble, Catlettsburg 8 Johnson, Montgotn- Arthur. May Ljck Frank Dennlsou ana wife, ery Ohio ina is urgnsn. sdiun rumi .1 -1- Vldarlin. TSr i i 1 1 iHmslt't' Frits.

Mt Sterling May Case, Worthingtonf Jtrown. anaaa rx I.W., v.rewiisuurs A Bradford and wife, Miss Marine, Aberdeen Aberdeen Miss Bradford, Aberdeen Houghton, Ashland Rhodes aud wife, Hufe aud wile, Ann- New England ih-ille wm aimer. ait ernon I -T- Chilllmih. Baltz. Athens A Edisou and wife, Lew.

Winchester Eaton Stearns. Hartzvllle Gregg. HiUsboro Barlow, Georgetown Th liUams and wife, Lee city Dayton A Vsnmeter, Urbsna Morris, Crbana Tvner, Falrtleld, Ind Watlington, Cull- Wood, Ml. sterling man, Ala Cooper, Shelbyvillo Johnson, Louisville Burry, LoudonvUle Henry Brookman, Lou- HCCrlppen, Grafton and donvllle Cincin natl Kailroad Ebbert, Grafton and Myrick. Cleveland Cincinnati Bailroad Chaa.

Holmes and wife, Morgan, Atlanta Davton Turner, Nicholasvllle Ballard, Louisville Chas Lee, Louisville Morganlhaler, Ham-P Kelly, Indianapolis lltou airrD's hotel. jIoKit, New A Andrews and wife, Summers, Clarksburg Dayton Mrs Nichols, Kingston Brown and wtfe. Miss Brown, Charleston Charlestown Thompson Elliot, Franklin Corn, Franklin retit. Franklin Epley, Fraiikltn Mosher and wife, a 1 ChilliCOthS Miss Bailey, HilUboro Trace and wife, Ind'a Welnegan, Danville King. Corpus nrtstl Ja isoyseu ana wu.e, a TUllnboro Besson, Louisville MiUer, trallon A Gurney, St Louis Skinner, Lebanon Pnrtmtfmth Miller, Gallon C.

Miller. Galion Estep and wife Chas Joyce, Leoanon A jonnson, miicneu i TMn'nV. V. Rlnlev I'rHhoctnn AV Middleton, St Louis Stacy, Kansas City Denning. Kansas CityB Martin aud Stone, Newport sachusetts u- witminfftnn Jones.

Wilmington Logan! Richmond. Brennan, Richmond Gutless, Bichmond Gwlnn, Kietimona ui i utHnn icsinhnre- Hellock. Edi nbarg Sommerfield, IndisaaF Cook sad wife, Jsck- Mlss Cook. Jackson son Finis, Evansvllle 8 Gny and wfle, Evans- Kerr, Pennsylvania vine Richards, Richmond Miller, Bichmond Reed. Boston Fields and wile, Ky 8 Fields, Kentucky Miss Fields, Kentucky Foster.

Lewlsburg Summers, Galllpous Nucher, Gabon JDw all. Gallon Brent. Dayton Spencer. Dayton MFrank, Jefferson HcBride JerTersoa Ameron. Shelby vllls Packard, Medina uiin Showers.

Kentuckv i. a n.nbnrs T) LdCkvood. LoTelADd Mrs A Haywood.Vineen'B Miss Haywood.ylncenues a Hevman, owensworw Gamble. Miamisbarg Murphy, Cairo John Frlthe, Kankakee Garrett and son, Ogden Wrangler, GreencaaUe John Lewis, city Williams, dty Mitchell, Covington Miller, Covington Henry Lyons, Covington Campbell. Lima Ylvlefl, Indianapolis HEW ilson, Mich igaa Moore, Indiana Fellows, Jeflerson ST.

7AVXS BOTEL. Blrkley, Lexington A Thnnnaa, Wheat Haldin, Lexington Biage r. Williams. Burksvilla Chas Lambert Akron I pVHllnnth. IT AnMh.tu 1 Anl4tlA Denis, Williamsport Leiby, Wllliamsport A A Hatcheson, Richm'd Brown ell, Davtou Ferguson.

Elm wood A Adams, Piketon Jas Childs, wooster Ferret, Portsmouth Miss Ferret.PonsmoTitbSam'l A Heer, PortsmlB Connell. Portsmouth Criswell, Oil City Shrelner, Middleport Veysste, Ashland Childs, Kenton John Selders, Kenton Ti u'hit. Kenton Zender. Kenton Loots Terry, HopkfMvUleThomas UoiaueU, Cleve- roweiLwui wui vuuti, iaau -Ashland Mattlr. Ashland Koehler.

Pomroy Havey and wife. XX A.cuawui Robert Dow.BellefontalneDuncaa Dow, BeBefoi W'erty, wife and daugh- ter. Portsmouth Edrenton, Ohio CDHenford aad tastily James bliaaks, city St Albans JOit.clty A Calvert and wife. Wllsoff. Georretnsrn Portsmouth Ford aad lady, Lexinc Miss Fannie McFalland, Woodward, wife aud to uraouj sous, ueorgetowa HaVer, yvTlmlngton A Fenstermacher and Miss FeauermfcCher, iJj Dayton Dayton Mave, SalUbirry Clement.

RoyaltolT LP Allen, Royaltoo lohB Cr! A ldT.L Boct Km a Diver. Qninev Mrs 8 Diver. iViincy Skirintr A lady.Miif 'd M.rs oxinner, env Biaaneimer, jr. 1 Dare, Zsnesvllle Brown, New YuTB a Kirk. Mavsvllle SnltTen.

clt Mrs Paulson and sister, A Armstrong, Attrtuia Parkuviilrt BFSrau.Uni.ir. 1 ti i I MeKstt, London .4 ti i i 1 1-. rA Kt LOUIS Lancaster iJehn TManetti and wife. Moore, Batavla Columbus ConT. BeuDort Scharf.

Middleport Mrs II HTJrown, Wheat Parker, Georgetown Ridge James Richards, Bound Geo Rice, Jackson Bottom, a Matoin, Kentuckv rpenter. Fort Rovai StaUard and wife, Owen Stallard. Owen Co- By Cotintv, Kv BI Swearance, Sanford Jos Duddevan. Sanford jiirs Jas Camp bell, Dela-Mlw Mary Gampbell. Del- ware aware Miss Effle Miller, Russel- salisbitrv.

RnsaelVa ville Will.MoAfthur Mr WHLZalesKi MissM A Will. Zaleskl Beeden. Leoauou Mis A Beeden. Lebanon Miss E. Beeden, Lebanon Miss Johnson.

Lebanon Miss Johnson. Lebanon Miss Wilkenson. Lefe- Johnson. Lebanon anon Johnson, Letmnon Davenport, BtutTton Campbell, Phila Caplinger, Campells-T Hunston, Campbelis- Ford and wife. Shade- Plunier.

femlng Co. U1B i AUWU REXBI1 HOl'HK, Young. Balllngbrook 1 Homer and wire, oi. Darnell. Indianapolis Altvy" PMEnniv.ohio Brown and wife.

Jas illianison, Bene Iancaster (iilson, hicago shuler, Jew Kennieraon, Brush Mchreve, Brush Crec Creek Bovle. Brush Creek Howard, wife aod Griftith and ue, child, Ghent Ghent Miss Dora shoh Mtss A l-hoh, Middleport Beall, Willlamslsirg Spooaer. city Anderson. New York Miaor. ui" 111 uu John Say bom city Hardin, Lexington DWiiraen and w.UHrisvle 8 Bummers, Patriot a svrmense Joe Brown.

Indiana Sparks, Indiana Cline, Carmine Brown. Waverly A Baker. Brazil JTHoweUand eLstafl and waaneriy I.vtle and stanfordMrs Brace, Standford JAMe'yersand w.MidleprtJ A Harris. New YorB Gray. Millrv.

Ghent Kll A vn Miss sarels, Ghent Miss Klrknatnck, Ghent sebrell, Ghent Baker, Ghent Shtloa. HUlsboro Broadwell. Rural John Holmes, Goshen Wilkinson, nicago Williamson. Liherty Mrs Marshall. Aurora IXxIds.

Shelby City Carson. iSamord Lucas ana wire, i i-igei anu c.eorselown Georgetown Miss Peyton. Va Miss JeMtie Dumont.W a WALNITTBKKT HOI KS. Mrs Aberrleld aad daugh-Thos Joues, Oak Hill tt.tsvui McFerran. Danville Ches t.ibbons,ColumbosT Dean, CUilhrtrthe Sparks.

Washington Jas Madison aud wife, Marlng, Rochester New York Avros, IudlanatKilis A stewarv and wife, Farley and wife, Lo- Lynchburg sr .1 i ta a TlAVl sa gansjvort ll uiersami" Nletert iun.Terre Ha'teJ RCosten, I'luladelphla Wallace. Philadelphia A Wise. Kentucky sniton, Kenrucsy imnium, A Hoott, Hamilton Jcksonud wife.Mason Miss Jack son. Mason A Brady. Blue Ball I Jackson, M.ison Barkley, Louisville Richie, hicago A Wider.

Augusta Lafayetie. Aurora Farmer. Louisville Johnston, orrn vernoni-j 3iiicneu, rmuciluu smith. Hokland Banks, Seymour Worth and wife. Gal'p'sTS Maloney, Virginia Mrs Hawkins.

Va Moore. Marietta Wallace. Ripley Captain Brown and Mrs it wife, Bm-kner, Louisville A II Wilkinson, Chicago LS.wnln?. lH-calur C.ster, Philauelpiiia McKeen and wife, mc Moms ana wiie, Collensville Diana McLaughlin and wife, Js McLaughlin. London ljn.liiii uri)', Ilallliuore BF SIiatT.

fnillauapolls Csin, Louisville Yost and wife, Thomp- Jenniiigs.Centerburg staiville M-G Hotk, Roscoe Stevens, rwcop Mrs II Iluppie, Wheel'g JM Boot. Chiragn Bsker, iSitscn I.ouLs Ilrav, Pliiladelphla ckliiner. -Mo lumon II Jackson. Moliie Mrs Jas Jackaoii. Mobile Miss Clara Jackson, Mobile KOLDIEKS IX 1IAUXE.SJ.

Tliose Who Arc In the Itevenne Depart- neat. Some time complaint having been made by a veteran that there were but few ex-soldicrs In the Revenue Department in this city, the Exhciskb has been at considerable pains to hud qut what pro-Krtion of the revenue ollicvrs here were soldiers. Below is a list of the force, including those who were In the army or navy and those ho were not. Collector Smith claims that of tne appointments mde under his administration 3 per cent, were soldiers: Amor smith, Collector. IIKI'CTV ltlI.I.BLTOf1.

W. Y. Tssrt. Fiftieth Ohio Volunteer Infnntry F. W.

Battery, First Ohio: F. F. strong, Misaisaippl Squadrou E. B. Ewing.

Second Ohio Horse Artillery; W. B. Jones: Willinui Dornian John E. Collins. Charles mtth, X.

s. Johnston, W. P. Eckle, in army aud iruvy L. A.

OUvuheimer, Wallace Carr. CLKBKS. Angustus Worlhwine, Oue Hundred and Thirty-ninth o. V. I.

J. P. Love, Eighth New York and seventy-tlrst New York W.ftlltchell.Geo. Crapsey, Geo. Schlotzman, Fred osroKiis.

W. 11. Park. A Compsnv. sixth Iowa Cavalrv; J.

I. uuinton. Fonrth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry; E. Rels. W.

B. Richardson, W. W. Roberts. R.

B. Simpson, One Hundred aud Eiqhty -fourth Ohio; W. B. SliiUito. Army and Navy: H.

B. Teetor, Fourth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry: R. Van Ansdal. Seventieth Ohio Volunteer Cav-alrr: H. Vandvkp, Fortv seventh Ohio; A.

W. J.s. Weatherby, A. J. White, Thlrtr-nlnth Ohio; G.

C. Witt. J. B. Wallace, Twelfth O.

V. I. C. W. Whitelv, Fifth O.

V. C. O. A. Meyers.

J. W. Baker. A. R.

Basson. Forty-iifth N. Y. II. Brockmsn.

S. II. llutterworth, Flftv-tldrd Penti. G. Bauer.

E. Bngan, W. frarv, S. H. Cook, T.

S. De War, Twelfth Ohio lnriitrv P. Deltscli. Foorth New York Infalitrv: J. B.

Doan. One Hundreil and Thirty-ninth Ohio: T. J. Duvls, s. R.

ss-ona onto: a. ixgan, A. B. One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Ohio; ti. W.

Guisi C. F. Lingo. Tenth Indiana; A. M.

oross, It. Kecs. ono nuuiireo ana i niny-ninluOhio; E. Nobel, Mississippi Sijundron J. W.

target. Alf. Korte, Second Ohio; F. H. Jnmes, One Iluiulr'ed and Thirty-seventh Ohio; A.

M. Uallay, Brown. STORE-KEKTEItS. Al Broadwell. M.

Neave, Jacob Bent. R. V. Pen-dergast. One Hundred aud Thirty-eighth O.V.I.: H.

Becker. Conuiaii' I). Seventieth o. V. E.

O. G. Reed. Third and sixteenth G. V.

J. Bur gess, Thirty-four! li O. v. T. stokes, VS.

P. Cavender. Ed Snrtn'rer, J. I. Decker, second Mississippi Cuvalry; J.

W. Taylor. H. Eaton. Seventy-ninth Indiana; E.

.1, Tyrell, Navv and Cavalry J. G. Fluunlng. li. H.

Tinker. Sixth O. V. G. F.

Held. Ninth o. V. J. 11.

Weaver. S. tins'. F. YT.

Whllioer. W. H. Harper. Second Ohio; George Weitael, Eleventh.

Kentuckv Cavalry C. Joscnli. Ninth O. V. J.

R. Wolf, George koutz, V. Fu-in. Real Istate Transfers. Wm.

Browu to John B. Brown. ltirj-lOO acres on south side of Pike street, being lot No. 4 of survey by J. L.

Hashrook, In section 24. Columbia Town ship; it, love aud affection. John J. Smiley and wife to Leonora Gerdeman, 50 by l's) feet on south-west corner of Mill and Davis streets. Lockland 1 Jefferson s.

Markland et aL to Anderson Mark- land, 52's acres In south-west corner of section 9, Miami Township; $V0. John Ilaack to Lonis F. Frybnrgsr. five vears' lease of 24 by li feet on south Hide of Chestnut street, lis feet east from John street; nuinth'y relit, Heirs of W. S.

Oliver to H. Riedemann, five venrs- lease of cv Si, la feet on the north sine nf Vade street, la feet "west from Cutter street; an nual rent, WW. John O. Langs and wite to Henry endel. "i bv feet on north side of George street, l-J feet east from I- reeman street oo.

John Herman Feldiuann to Aloys Batscher." five years' lease of lower story of No. OH Race street monthly rent. Henrv H. Horton and wife to Joseph Bunker. 2Ti bv 12r feet on east side of Elmwood avenue, 2j feet south from Maple street.

Elmwood rwo. Same to same, "ii by rS feet on south-east corner of Elmwood avenue and Maple streel wtme sutMll vision Andrew Porter, per Master Commissioner to Adella E. Wicker. 3u by l(l feet on south side of Gest street, between Pine and Freeman streets; SO. Adelia E.

Wicker to Joseph Ferlnianu, same premises: i Joseph Taylor to Gerhard Schmidt. by 130 21-100 feet oa south side of Marshall avenue, about 175 feel east from Fourth avenue. Camp Washington fl.oon. Margaret Ann Smith to Brings Swift, 15 43-100 acres In south-west pan of southeast quarter ot Section 6, Millcreek Township: Bebeeca Jane Middleton to Samnel J. Winall, 16 by HO feet nn east side of Race street, 13a feet sooth from Twelfth street tl-soL John W.

Anderson, per Master Commissioner, to Phuebe M. Anderson, life estate of grantor in lot No. li of Whitlock-s subdivision, Lockland; vtl 34. Police Court. Judge Wilson yesterday disposed of his docket as follows: Drunk Georgs Gallagher, Mary Sweeney, James Whltford, Thos.

Makins, fined at; Henry Bernhard, Ellea Viner. Mattle Arnold, continued Pat O'Nell, 50 and thirty days. Disorderly Conduct Annie Sheridan, Conrad Stump, Taylor Nuttle, Annie Woodford. John Collins, Owen Holmes, Wm. Morris, A.

J. Holman. Chas. Jones, Albert Sweeney, dismissed; Martin Burns, August Hacker, bail forfeited, Michael ten da vs. Assault and Battery John Stewart, Henry Mer.

mett. Thomas Garrlgan, S3 Barbara Sheron. Nick Conrad, Noah Leightfoot, John Kenner, continued. Petit Larceny Wm. Dovle, James Boyle, Wm.

Davis. Charles Evans. David Davis, John Clang, Charles Hammond, John Taylor, Wm. Schlaslnger. dismissed: Thomas Sherron.

continued; John Dwyer, S. McComrxi.OJJO and thirty days. Miscellaneous J. W. Reed, false pretenses, dismissed; J.

C. Howard, Jamea Wheelock, vagrancy, dismissed: Charles Sweenev, same, continued; Lloyd Llthgom, robbery, dismissed; James Moran, John Ryan. Joseph Dnscoll, same, continued S. J. Brown, embezzlement, dismissed Wendell Trapp, malicious destruction to property, dismissed; James Cooper, burglary, bound over George Hecht, shooting, Ac, bound over; Nick Hto, horse-stealing, continued: Ben Krnse, abusing family, continued; George TalbotWm.

Smith, vagrancy, SjO and thirty days; Jacob Renkenberger, carrying concealed weapon, S3 and costs, remitted- J. M. Dane, resisting othce. B3; C. Bresman, John O'Brien, taking horse withsat leave, discharged; John Collins, same, flOO and ninety days.

COVINGTON. JUrzixoTfiAL-Thomss Barrett, age S4, rolling-mill, Newport, and Ella Wilson, age UI, Covington, married at the Cathedral last nighu Arthur Giannlni, age 84, architect, and Emma P. Otey, age 17. West Covington. Wm.

w. Pierce, age 3. carpenter, and Jennie L. Fiisbe, age IS. Both of Covington.

Lewis A. Moser. age 22, merchant, and Mary E. Byrn. age 21.

Both of Covington. To be married at the Cathedral at eight o'clock this morning. Frederick B. Hemiuway, age S7, oyster and fruit fucker. Fair Haves, Coan aud Mary A.

Chase, age 4, ol Baiumore, PrtsoSAL-Hon. John G. Carlisle's two sons left yesterday to resume their studies for the winter. illiam goes to Washington and Lee University, and Logan to a private school at Moscow Ohio. Mr.

1. D. Fry, the accomniodating-caahier of the First National, has returned from a two weeks' sojourn. East, and brings ills long -scattered iamUy with him. Bcal F-STATE Taan'sftm.

Bn Collins und wife to A. Graves, both of Covington, lots Noa. Ll, UI, 133, 135, 136, 1J7 and R. Pal ion's subdivision, ta ail 2d feet front and luu deep, west aids Nancy street, Covinrton; l7S. F.

T. Wocker and wife, of West CovlugToa, to Frank Hosack. of Cincinnati, lot No. SI, Woif Co.s ubdi tslon, SS by 84 feet, wast side Main street. West Covington; 70a.

F. Wm. WaU and wife to M. Kalln, both of Kenton Coo ntv, lot No. Jones' addition, so feet front, on north aids ot Goldiuut street, bouth Covington 1L30.

Sarah Fnr.er, of Louisville, to B. Bptlle, of Covington, lot by 100 feet, south side Austin street, 7 feet east of Southgate line, Covington fVl. Asvxcx A r-roiinxlST. Dr. R.

H. Gayle, of Lou-Un iUe at present Surgeon-General of the Short-Line Railroad, was appointed yesterday Snperin-tendentof the Insane Asylum at Anchorage. The Lector would have made a liMionai reputation aa an expert In Insanity had not the perverse Jury In iae Buterd case found agaiust him. TBS Ptojcs Cas-cs. These aeverenfltsg cases were called In the Criminal Court yesterdav, and, on motion of the defendant, were continued until the next term.

Afiorarwas mad to have tha City Clerk of Covin gtoo prOooC at the trial all the itaomea auriu-r tstonev adruiriwlrmioa as city I 1 anvl u.e reoorts of the Oo-ucil Gouv I ay anj I-ieans I a tn tham: also, 1 notify -Iurer ot tovlngtos lo prou ice the Treasury Books 4 -this citysor I. nA ani TTnlsmann T.i i iirmlt Court against i frole. aad K. Moore, livery- srable keeper, to recover possession ot a rinrse. a aent to oimmo fig Moore-s stable oa Pike street- Cleary Abtot.

r.lai tl IT. wHJnivter received a note from Town lerk Kjaj Ihat ft kLkni ik. inniiMts he has held in that burg on the ground that the families of the de ceased are not paupers, and are. aoie tops; Coroner announces his purpose of suing. tfes.

The itnesses also are expected that dsy as It can not take long to select a nry from cit.sws u.uide Boone. Mrs. Harvey Myers, the widow of the murdered sua, was telegraphed- yesterday evening. T-OBAcr-n ro the Covldrton an rmportaut uirec- i i Mnnnr ax XuontD Slid a k.m'Vu sold to tbeCnlted States Armv Commissary Department sample lots r.r hui. Thia is the first purchase by the Government from Covington factories, and no iimiht win til iatm uoveraitietit orders la tne Hetei.

ajjd Tot-Covington's rapidly growing famous pedestrian, Patsj. Brien, Is billea loran Encne Wilson, of Au rora. is to be his competitor, snd the Grand Opera-house, Aurora, the place. The walk Is to be a i air heel-and-toe contest of twenty -six consecutive hmiN h.Hnn(.,rHii.v,r,Tilnr Sentember alt at eight 'o'clock, and ending Saturday evening, Sep tember Z7tn, at nine ciock. siases, with the privilege of making It S-SJ" a sine at any iim.h.fiiMtwAf,'i.ru.k a.

in. sntMlnbr sjStB. Joan McGulre, stake-holder. Each party to choose and furnish one scorer and one Judge, ami the Judges to select a referee and tl rue-keeper, ne agree in substance as above. Is already signed aad in the hands of the staiie-noiaer.

B.ay ratsy wiu usuai. Damacr Snits Dsuiarea. This term of the Circuit Court is not a good one for damage claimants. ester-lav we recorded the defendant's victory in the case of Kldweil against Gildehaus. and to-day we have two other results favorable to the same side.

The case of John ltenn sintlnst nviri Keren Is the first one. The testi mony was heard and the case argued by T. F. Hair lam forderendantaud C. Ji.

xwar lor tne prosecution ami the iiirv. In a few moments, returned! verdict for defendant. Then came the case of James Edwards against David Serena. The plaintiff adduced the testimonv ou his side, and the defendant's lawyer. T.

F. Ilulla'ui, moved for a peremptory instruction to find for the defendant. The Court averse, as Courts generally are, to taking any ease from the jttrv, declined aud directed Hie defense lo proceed Willi its testimony. "We will not introduce anv the lawyer. 'Well, gentlemen, proceed with the argument kaIO th.

Court. "We will submit the case to the iury without ar gument, answered the same lawyer. The plslnt-iirs lawyer thereupon made his speech, and during its delivery the attention of the defendant's lawyer as called to an alleged very important misstatement of tha law of malice, but the latter still re fused lo interfere, and the Jury Justified liis confidence very shortly by rinding a verdict for the defendant. These verdicts do not Indicate any donht whatever of the perfect innocence of Johnny Benn and Jim Edwards iu the roie-slealiiig scrape. On the eontmrv.

Serena's lawver admitted freelv. In his stieech in the Benn ense, that Rcnn had nothing to do with the theft. The sigulflcanca of the verdicts Is Kimply that Serena acted In good faith, and liot malic loualv in causing the arrests. We li now that Charley Shay, another of the arrested parties, is pn-parin a suit against Peter Bitthnger, for lmiuicaiing hiin In the theft ICeatnckjr Central Extension. The Committee on Extension of the Kentucky Central Kailroad Company met the Board of Di rectors at a Hiiecial meeting day before yesterday ntid reporter vertmiiy uou tne proposeu extension of the road.

Tho Board requested a report In writing for mature and formal consideration. Accordingly the full Committee met at the office of Honorable John F. Fisk and formulated and adopted the following: Resolved Thnt this Committee, having visited Paris, Winchester, Mt. Sterling, Richmond and Lexington, anil conferred with the people generally and with the Committees selected by the people to confer with this Committee as to the extension of the Kentucky Central Railroad southward and the constructing a feeder to the main stem, reachintr to the Iron, furiiiier nnd coal regions of Kentucky, the chairman of this Committee is requested to make out aud furnished to the Board uf Directors of the Kentucky Central Railroad Company a detailed statement of all the facts ascertained by this Committee aasl request said Board to take immediate steps to ascertain, by surveys or otherwise, the best route or routes to said regions, the probable aid to each route that can be obtained upon each route, and that said Board is respectfully requested after having acquired the necessary Information as to said routes, to formulate a protiosf tiou or propositions, as to one or more of said routes, to be submitted to the people thereof, showing upon what terms the Kentucky Central Railroad will co-ojer-ate tn the construction of oneor more of said routes. Resolved, That thia Committee, in furtherance of the prfrtvoses of its apimlmnient.

will continue its organization, and to that end-will cheerfullv and promptly co-operate with the Board ot Directors In any and all ertorts said Board may make in carrying out the extension or branching the Kentucky Central Kailroad. Resolved. That the Chairman of this Committee Is requested to actively continue, by correspondence and otherwise, to keep up and Increase the lively Interest every-where maullested In the eiiternri.se above mentioned. Resolved, That the Secretary of this Committee Is directed lo furnish the Board of Director, of the Kentucky Central Railroad with a copy of the foregoing resolutions. NEWPORT.

A PKTiTioN Is being circulated among our citizen to obtain signature asking the imrion of John Treacy. IJo was convicted on the charge of housebreaking. roa Bn.T-Y. The Picnic given at the Highland House for the benefit of illiam Hani-mer, oue of the victims of Pieit ssd Ulsu.ster, ivaa success Aiictnl nnif um-Iu1i U'a I stand that Billy reulUed from It. Thkbe was the deuce to pav on the LIcklnv Bridge yesterday morning wheu it was declared couiKius would be sold only rom 7 a.

m. to 7 p. Gins causing early crorssers unprovided to pay tKree cents. This is a McDonald Mee-ab. Local.

This "Idee-ah," like a good many more of the President's, is a poor oue. Tavlob Thornton Throws. Mr, Tavlor Thorn ton, while on his way home yesterday on a rathr spirited yasing horse, was throwu from the saddle and badly bruised. He fell on his face, and received several bad-looking cuts, and It Is feared he is injured Internally. He was hardlv able to walk to his home from Taylor's Mill Bottoms, where the accident happened.

Rki.ioioi-s. A successful revival meeting! helns- conihieted at the Methodist Episcopal Church In Lsayion oy ine pa-sior. St. Boniface Ornliail Hocletv will eeli.hrale fh.t. feast at St.

Johu's orphan Asylum, at Cold springs. next Suudav. For the accommodation of thoe wiahing to attend, the trustees have made arrangements to have conveyances leave from the corner of Harris and Tibbatta streets. Bovs Bkactifclly Emanuel Ouinhv and J. Barnes, were attacked, niuht before la-t, at, Weise's saloon, on Monmouth street, and badly used up by several roughs.

Yesterdav- afternoon Officer Fly nn arrested Jacob aud Ed. Obennesser, oa the charge of being implicated in the assault. A charge of assault and bauery was lodged aiminst each of them, and their cases will be Investigated MAIVI Il.l I 1 1 limrre M. Dlttoe. editor nf ha Ixs-al, will return to-day from Somerset, Ohio where be has been attending the obsequies ot his' mother.

Chief of Police Cottingham is again nn nWfe tending to his duties, after a slight aiul nl 1..1...0. fever. captain Mclntyre left last night on a trip to Colorado. 1 The nuptial ceremonies of Mr. Inlin and Miss Mollie Butcher will he celebrated to-mor row evening.

A reception will be held at Turner's Hau. Mrs. Eliza McKee and Miss Belle Pu-rh of Vw City, are visiting in the citv. and are the guests of Mrs. Gil son, of Saratoga street.

Real Estate Tbaxspers. Marmret Rrutfnr alter M. Flack, lot 4fi in James Taylor's subdivision, 1C feet front on Taylor street by loo feet, deep, to an alley fsotf. carina j. auu jnnn Bradlord to Margaret BratUord, same property fl, uui.

Reuben R. Springer, trustee, to I. W. Livezey, lot 1T7 tn Goodman s.ibdi vision, ffl feet front on Walnut street by 100 feet dee, between Lowell and Brighton streets; The trustee assumes no legal responsibility. Reuben Springer, Trustee, to Edith Maynard.lot 27, in Goodman's subdivision, feet front on Belle-vue street, between Moan and Hubbard; gt-W So.

Keturah M. Hodge to Thomas Joues, lots 87, Ml 80 and si. on the north side of Harris street, between Isabella an 1 Patterson 165. Hannah Dishy by Sheriff, to R. W.

Nelson. 15 acres of land. 011 the Alexandria pike, i'j miles from Newport jao. George w. Conwav to Vhat Ira ic.

D. D. Maya's subdivision. feet front on the west side of Cabot street, between Mayo and Ringgold street fl and other considerations. Criminal ronrt Cnllinar-t.

Court assembled yesterdav, with Hon Judge Perkins and Commonwealth Si Attorney Clearv In their respective iwsitiuus. The following Grand Jurymen were sworn In forthe present term: John Cline, foreman; Adam Haas, Wiley Bates, George Pagan, J. M. McArthur, George D. Allen.

Stephen Cromer, A. J. Tarvin, Jas. Pagan, H. Wiebe, John Glascoe, J.

S. Shropp, M. Baldocfc, James Caldwell. Harvey Thomas aud A. J.

llson. Jude Perkins dwelt at length on the subject of carrying weapons, and among the other remarks the Judge made was one to the effect that over ono. half of the murders committed la tho State were committed by people allowed to carry concealed weapons. The Grand Jury retired to their rooms well charged, and will begin tiring off Indictments Immediately. Henry Kerdel.

the man who is accused of wanting to born down the German Protestant Church, had his case continued. Daniel Connelly, who was arrested on a peace warrant, was dismissed. The following cases were continued until the next term of the Court: F. P. Grome.

forgerv John Laughan, James Fields, Casper Henzell, Henry Schwerman, Cornell as. Guil-foyle, SLm Treacy, Joe Burton, W. G. Stone, John McNally and Johu Watson. Waiter Johnson, bench-warrant Issued.

Chappey, bribery, forfeiture set aside and cause tiled away. Dick Davis, filed away with leave. Jerry Johnson and Mr. Thatcher, the latter of Alexandria, axe only witnesses in the Youtsey robbery case. Abe KhlBock, arrested la the same case, was brought from Alexandria yesterday.

William Mead, accused of being implicated In the same case, was released from jail yesterday oa tiM bonds, his brother Frank, of Covington, going his surety WlllVam claims ha Is not guilty, and from a fair stand-point view, and considering the accidental combination of circumstances, vs have no doubt but that he will be acquitted. The case of Jamea Gray, for building a fence across a county road, is In progress. HAMILTON. Hmby Faicirixrxa has left for Kew York. Miss Gbacxb Camfsill is visiting- friends at Clu-rinnaii.

The Hamilton Plow Company yesterday made aa assignment to Fred Egry. Miss Kifi Howell returned from Davton Monday, and yesterday left to vlalt friends at Cincinnati. HoH. W. H.

Hast delivers the address of welcome at tha Gymnasium entertainment to-morrow night. T-a-sentertalnment given by the Georgia Jubilee Singers at tha M. K. Church last night was well attended. Mrs.

Ehks, wife of Street Commissioner Krebs, Is rapidly improving, aad will soon be able to leave her room. But one transfer of real estate was mad yesterday H. L. Morev and wife to Alice C. Lavin.lot No.

1.1 J8, Third Ward 41 uu. OiKEXit D-obbiw Ward will address the Democracy ot Butler County Saturday evening, the ana at the Court-house Park. YbstebtiaT John Cover, of Ottawa. Ohio, was married to Miss Martha Uoadly by Re v. -Dr.

Anderson, at tha brides residence. Sx Ciuun Hiii and Miss Edith Ross were made happy a the resldeuoe of the yu-tng lady's father. Jitt tajt of tha city. Elder J. Hvorail officiated.

Cottwctt, gTanted the rlsht of wsv to the American VnW2 Telegraph for ereCLlDE nosts for fhe of their line in tni xuly, ami work will be oot-AJRsaCew tu about thi Tite TnsKtt Cask. This celebrated to again on at Burlington. It was act for yesterday on the docket, and hen it was called the Coiirt fixed the trial for next Monday, and ordered a -i a tnwKm fmm I r. I inn llweii vun- 1 1 nw.KIHtw I. tbeir central oflice at the l-hlliipa this has not been definitely settl-d ud-mi V.

P. Hurm will have charge of the Eowakd lUsiBOX.ciurrM with fnrr-fore ISqutre- Berry yeierdy, and. Inntton.was bound over In tbes-am of im? was furnished. 'Brxxnr Kit. mention of tthm made vesterdar.

appeared in thsPniic rnit a bruised-tip phia, aud calmly laid down th. typed are reuoested to meet al their o.r 11. importance wHl come before the Lodcr- the Miami at that Point. A is St re naa caught oue here weighing pounds, and often catches t-oem wetguinr thirty and forty pounds. 5 1 THE Third Ward Ewinr ini) Wjce meeting last night In Beckett's Hail dreased by Hon.

James K. Campbell, nominee for State Senator. The meeting Trrr6' attended and (mthusiastlc. 1 The ladlesof the Children's Home desire 1, Mr. J.

H. Long for his kindness lu 1 c. the Aixillo Band, tire Germauia and the Gymnast Corjs -for their entertainment; also the Gas Company (. kind douatlou of gas. The Fourth Ward 'CwlBtf and R'ce addressed by Hon.

James E. Campiiell nominee for State Sens tor from tins di.trut other prominent speakers. The -Sjiertir-i; held at the Depo square. In the Wars the members ot the other Clubs are in vu.i 5 Im the Probate Cotrrt yesterday the suit of tn" fj, of Hamilton against the RoufT heirs ihl. of trial bv jurv.

ThesuM is for the Ing the assessment on property Is alwve heirs, and asjrderliig ou tbo eiLL Wood street. The case wili be coiinnueJ and decision rendered. The following are the appointment, James E. Campbell, Democratic uoiuiat. fj.

sj Senator: Weilnesdav. September 17th. Fourth Wan Frldav, S'p-leniber liKh, Lebanon. Saturday, September Sith. Trenton.

Monday, September 21, 34th, S6a rea County. Ssturdav, September Mason, in Monday, seplember h. Morrow. Tuesdav. Septemlier 3Uth, itutlervillo.

Wednesday. October 1st, Reiiey. Thursday, October 2d. Middletcwn. Lrcirs Pottkb, Secretary ef the Tiinr Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association, vnr r-li, ceived the following communicatlm George H.

HarrieM, Sfcretary of tne oiua Volunteer Infantry Association, at -inuau- "Li cics Pottkb. Secretary Tliirtv t. 1 11 Ohi, Volunteer Infautry AAsocianoti lss Ninth Ohio organization has nisirtii-ii-1 me to knowledge receipt of your favor ol the 11th inn containing your very5 cordial in to niM their old comrades of the Thirty-ntth Ohio at soldiers' Home, Dayton, on the litl in-i exjtress to the gallant boys of the old Thirty-fifth their most lieartr.lt thank, for the saiue. it is with -the cri pleasure that our boys will rsf-nona votir call. and you may count n-vin lftir iiT.q thlrtv of u.s to meet 5-011 at Il.iniiUou carli Kn.iai muriitng.

You will very much ohlico 11, tj. Bnf.tra,. Ing me. If possible, by return at aiKri train is to leave for Dayton. so that we cin raiicrements here accordingly.

A-uin ii.nk;nK to for vour kltidness, I rs-g yon will pre.eiu the n'1114 cordiul greellngs of tlie Ninth Ohio lothrir old rades of the Thirty -nfth, and reniHin. yours vrn truly, 11. 1Iahkii-, "Secretary Ninth 0I1I0 The managers of the'arTair de-ire it stare-1 tli-' incoming trains for the excursion ill 1 wine, the llauiiltou trains leaving In the un.riiinK. Ta arrangement has been elf. ct.d by tne 4 Managers, and parties deslrlug to atienJ cau it.

A Challenge. i n.tMiLTOV. Si-pteiilber 1 i. lvt. TO THB EbfTOR OP TUB KXtJflBKR.

James Cummins, ou the onrt of K. Whiii-hereby notify Frank Rusk that hi clil.i nc aptiea'redin vour paer some-tinn- s- 1 a.x.r,;. bv roe in behalf or the said C. B. WMt.

1. h. si'res to wrestle the said Kuk on tlfe 1av toher, lsTS, at Beckett's Hall, In the Citv of Hnni-ton. 1 J. ji s.

STORES FOR RENT. -POT! ENT STORES. C. No. 11 E.

Fourth St. Fine large store, la nerx-l order: os. -a and zs liuut St. uricB warehouse. i iiit.

feet 81 a year. No. iss Sycamore at. Fine large store ana two rooms; s. o.

--1 f- t- onrr si. nnnnrnnrf f-wi. IV o. 47 K. Fourth- st.

Nice store and oue room: fit o. ss E. Fourlli st. Large store; a-is. selt-St-SnW ESTK ASCII MIDT.

Thirrl St. TRICK store. 41 Second three stories: I) rent low. Inonire of W. P.

B1DDLK. Altorn.r. Fourth and Alain sis. MINE large store, LS Main st. Apply on prvuiivv 1-- ARGE store-room and dwelling attache! at s.

li t-or. Fourth and Mill hrstelass comerl grocery or saloin. Inquire at 47 W. i'ourth st. "VT ICE large store and rooms, at No.

ITU Sycatn-yt st. Apply at io. 1 jo ruin st. 1. VEATLY fitted up store, with one or three rooTa i Apply at IM at.

Sixth st. if--. NE-HALF of picture store; very cheap 211 1. louriii su 1. STORE No.

12S W. Front large store l-i feet; rent fj: also, rooms In same Apply on the premises. 1.1 'MALL slore at W. Court St. 171 TORE No.

772 W. Sixth lario- store and on I riHinin: brood fr rrmyrv or notion Ktore cheap. 171 STORE, cor. John and Fonrth sts. good locaii.a for grocery, daily market, bakery.

Ac: real moderate. Apply to B. KNIGHT. Central avf ToKE Corner, Hi Bayniiller st. ir 'TORE, with 2 or 4 rooms, at 33 Walnut st.

tTfRE. with one or t-o rooms If desl nsl a. I place foi for a shoe-maker or dress-uiaker. tana a w. nfth st.

STORE, with shelving and coui.ter. suitanl'. notions or dress-making, with or ithoul roim; rent cheap. Inquire at n. w.

cor. -Eighth aud liv- riei nis. 'TORE and three rooms, at a. w. cor, Wafl- 7 Jonas sts.

I nquire at 195 Beits st. IT1 QTORE and three rooms. Wade and Jones st. Inquire at a. w.

fir. 17: STORE and two dwelling rooms, ut mw entral ave cheap. Call ou J. T. HILL, Inii.ina House.

In: MALL store, on s. w. cor. Seventh sts. Inquire at 31 W.

Seventh st. ind 'attr STOUE and fourteen rooms, at H- Elm rrj desi-rable location for anv light business; will i. rent separate. Apply at -WW. second t.

inn ST BE and four large Voonis, at Monmouth Newport, Ky. Apply on the premises. in: QTORE HIM At the s. w. cor.

of Fonrth a -4 Mill with dwelling rooms attached: stantl for grocery or saloou rent low. Inquire ii fJ7 w. Fourth st. i-i ri WO nice new store-rooms through the story building on south sid of Fifth hn and Sniitli sis. For particulars "a seciiiid floor, back.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. RACELET Lost, on Monday night, at t.n Highland House Beivetlere. a plated brW. engraved. Finder will be rewarded vu leaving i 17 Arcade.

1: BOOK I-ost, oa between Vine and t-. a small book for delivering empty sacks. at 21" W. From st. 1:1 BREAST-PIN Small, cross-shaiel, with sets.

Liberal reward paid It returned to 1 street. 1-. BOX AND ALBCM Taken from Clinton -t Frldav. September 5th. Anyone returain; t' photographs UI receive a reward of r1 aud nu lions asked.

lBOSS Ixwt, a cross with Miss Alice St. avier-s Academ v. on one side nn.t Circle. June 2s, ls7S, on the other. The ttnil-rl fe rewarded by leaving It at P.

BROOKS St Front sf," 1T: i lUFF-BUTTON Lost, on Monday afterii.ii xy cutr-button on Lawrence st. or Ferrv. rn-i'1 will pleajH! returu it to 211 Broadway aud recen' reward, TOG Lost. the neighborhood of Pearl aft XJ Vine a white dog. with lirn black r--' answers to the name of Jeff.

The hiider will r'4" leave the same at SS Butler sL, and recrite n- 1 I DIAMOND Lt on Monday, September loth." Sixth bet. Vine and Walnut a bin It-handled ylaners" diamond. Finder will please I--- iv 1 11 1 11 si, aim iron re aru. White buU slut, loaf- Leave at 3o and V- Thlrd t. lr: "I Ki Young black-and-tan riht ear lar-r tha a ini.aniHi-r, in iu.

iianieoi riuo'i' tum to tV. S. PRICE, ai; Home t. l- DOG strayed from Stephenson's farm, on Baltimore pike, a bitch. will fdease leave word at WolfecCa groevrv, mount, or X7 Bank st.

and receive-rcmard. ls-J OG Lost. black-and-tanlut i ears not cut. turn to -GS Linn t. anu rffceive reward.

TJ'NVELGFE Lost, an envelope containing a 1 2 and a fi note, ana ironi twentv to ti Knlghtsof Honor picnic tickets. Betura to Pearl st. and receive a suitaule reward. l-M HOHSE-G stolen fri Colonel F. stable, Indian Hill, Ohio; live vears oid.l' hands high.

Liberal reward if returned to same stable. I OCX ET Lot. gold locket, with picture of ai" -i and wife. Finder will leave It at Sol Kce receive rtwaro. OCKET Lost, a gold irlote l.M-ket.

The A will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at ls Bace st. i7 MABE ') reward; stolen from raj place, of roan mare, about or 15 has -is high, mane and tail, with a white star in her fon-h'ii I will give the above reward for the capture of nix-'S and thief, or f-S for the return of the mare. j. wiuxji, Demoesvllle, Peudieton Kentucky. 10 "aJECKLACE Lost, necklace with three pcar i.s and a tassel, on Saturday afternoon, Finder will receive .10 reward il returned Melaacthon st.

if" T4T ECKLACE Lost. Return to lot Ouu st. a-l A.1 ceive reward. ir POCK-ET-BOOK Lost, at the crossing of aod John a red leather pocket-book tainlng money. The finder will be liberally a warded on leaving it at s.

a. cor. Ninth and POCKET-BOOK-Lost. In coming from Covini'- a. totinctnnati returning it to zz to Cincinnati In a car; Si, rtsmard to the W.

Pearl st 1" PACKAGE Lost, Saturday afternoon. on s.i. bet. Kaceaand Plum, or in Sixth-street Mrt bouse, a package containing a pair of issors ti chain: oa the shield of the chalu are th letters i rj-Finder will please leave the same mtth A'-r- H1NKLE. 14 Masonic Building.

POCKET-BOOK Ixwt. red-leather pocket" at cor. Ninth and John sts. Finder ii ne if; erally rewarded by leaving It at saloon. 1OCKET-BOOK Lost, containing snail sir of money and return railroad licket.

1 I'J, win be rewarded by leaving at Oibeuu llo i- ING Monday "evening-T a fv'JJ -ring with "Remember Me' 00 It, on ii-'i between Linaand Bajrauller. ltctura to-fc a sireet, SPECTACLF-Gold. with case tiisrk--I lost. Honest finder ill receive l. ward by returning to hn W.

stxth st. SH AWL Lost, on Monday af terms in. on t' 11 rison pike, a silk shawl, a rt- ''lt be givenll left ith ADa.M BKIst. at tli-M-li fpERRIEIS Lost, on ti: illfi t-f s-p: J. small biack-and-aem terrier; pretty oi grsv on the coin.

Rr-iuiiior sit -37S Liberty and receive rp I CK ET on 1 Hie ami i lost. Laare W. Pearl st. TTMBRFLLA Lost, a erven a.jm.- ai i- nt m. or 1 i will please leave il al 173 Race hoe,.