The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
FLASHES.
ord Houghton sailed for Europe yes

Lord Houghton sailed for Europe yes
terday.
W. B. Galbreath was reelected Pres'-
dent of the Memphis Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
The ironclads at League Island are
ready for sea, and will be towed to Nor
folk to-day.
A Hindoo employed on an estate near
Kingston, Jamaica, recently beheaded
i've children through religious ferv0r.
Both j. NJ. Millikin and A. 7. Wykoff
have declined the position of State
Treasurer, rendered them by Gov. Allen.
Indianapolis instituted greenback
club last night with flying colors, and B.
f. Butler sympathized with it in short
note.
Deacon West last night demanded
Council OF Plymouth Church congrega-
tion to inquire whether or not Mr..
Beecher is guilty of perjury.
BY collision on the New York Gen.
tral railroad four miles from Buffalo,
yesterday afternoon, six persons were
injured, two of them, it is feared, ia
tally.
| The Secretary of the Treasury ap-
pointed A. e. Wilson, of Louisville, to
be Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Depart
ment, to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Avery.
The last sad rites to the late Vice Pres
ident, Henry Wilson, were performed at
Natick, his former home, yesterday, and
at O'Clock he was buried at Dell Park
Cemetery in that place.
The Courier-J Journaps Harrodsburg,
Ky, special says grand jury has been
limpaneled there to indict parties for
selling corn juice to workmen on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad.
In connection with the export move.
ment following closely the sending out
of American cotton fabrics to England,
the most interesting feature of late has
. been an important shipment of Ameri
can ribbons to England.
, Schlitz s. Bergenthal, rectifers, OF Mil
waukee, convicted of shipping goods
without entering the same as required
. by law, were yesterday sentenced to q
J fine OF 81, 900 each and four months i'm
} prisonment In the county Jail.
The Rochester Shoe Manufacturers
Association have resolved on a twenty
lper cent. reduction on the wages Of all
emplOyes. A strike is probable, as the
Crispins are taking Strong GROUND
against submitting to the reduction.
, | AAG lLSlult loBioldtuE6 utb ycbb6l
day, and the Governors annual message
was read. After recommending State
excise tax on spirituous liquors an(
; ; other means of raising the revenue,
makes an eloquent appeal in behalf o
the Philadelphia Centennial.
The stockholders of the Baltimore anl
a Southern Steam Transportation Com
pany have resolved to turn over thu
: property of the Directors tor the beneti
Q of creditors. The indebtedness is saiC
to be one hundred and twenty thousand
r dollars. The steamers will be run al
!, usual.
The National Committee on Independ
, ence, including delegates from many o
the Oranges of the Northwestern States
met in Chicago yesterday afternoon, ant
} efe cted temporary organization. The
: committee propose to take steps toward
, nominating an independent candidate
for President.
The Homeopathic Physicians of Ten
nessee met in the United States Court.
room, and organized a State Society
electing DR.. p. Dake, of Nashville. Presi
/ dent, and Drs. l.. ID. Morse, OF Memphis,
and e. I'll. Price, Of Chattanooga, Vice
Presidents; DR.. T. e. Enloe, Of Edge.
field, Treasurer.
The total value OF silk manufactures
landed at-New YORK in November was
$965, $3.50, and since the first of July $10..
$40, 4S9, against $1,076, ITO and $40, ,494, 15s
tor the corresponding dates last year.
Since July LIST ,099 bales have been re.
ceiyed, an increase of % per cent. over
the same months In 1874.