The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-31
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

DETROIT, May 3l.-Decoration Day was
appropriately observed here to-day, and
generally throughout the State.
DETROIT, May 3l.-F. B. Smiths
planing mills at Bay City were burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance only
$1,000.
New HAVEN, CONN, May 31.-To day
being Legal holiday all the banks and
most OF the business places are closed.
The soldiers graves were decorated yes
terday by members of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
MONTREAL, May 31.-The remains of
some OF the victims OF the fire at the
South Holyoke Mass.) Catholic Church
reached here to-day. There were seven
collins brought to this city, and eleven
were left at various way stations this
side Of the line.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The President
to-day signed the commission OF Luther
s. Henlett to be Appraiser OF Merchan-
disc for The port OF Louisville, Ky.-The
President this morning received num-
Der OF kilograms from different parts OF
the country congratulating him ON his
third term letter.
BRUSSELS, May 31.-The LIE Nord, the
organ OF Lne Prussian Government, in
It's editorial article to-day, says that in
consequence of the recent attitude OF
England to maintain peace in Europe,
public opinion in Germany is agitated
by the irreyocable exclusion OF England
from the concert ot the ConJinen ntal
Powers.
WASHINGTON, D. o., May 31.-In the
Pacific Railroad suit, brought to recov er
one hall OF the amount earned tor Gov
ernment transportation, and which is
withheld by the Government to pay the
interest advances when the subsidy
bonds mature, the Court of Appeals to-
day gave Judgment tor the Company to
the amount OF S5l2,000.
Boston, May 3l.--The jury in the case
of r. y. Tanning against Father McGrew,
the Roman Catholic priest, being a suit
tor slander, wherein the priest in his
church publicly declared the plaintiff
guilty oil iernicati0n because he married
outside of the church, have disagreed.
g They stood ten for conviction and two
for acquittal. The panel consisted of
ten PrOtestants and two Roman Catho-
lies.
BOSTON, MASS, May 31.-In the SUI
preme Court this morning, Thomas e..
Cahaill, VINO was arrested nearly q year
ago for the murder of fBrldgetLandergan
and mas been in Jail ever since, was dis
charged on his own recogniZance. th g
Government having no evidence agains t
him. The Sexton under arrest for the
murder OF Mabel Young was once under
suspicion OF The murder OF the Lander
gan girl.
. LONDON, May 3l.-A writer in the
Times says few weeks ago the German
representation at various European
courts officially complained that France
was armlng with view to the early re-
sumption OF war. Gen. Won Schw einitz,
German Minister at Vienna, declared that
owing to Germany's long suffering, war
had not yet broke out. The Gar there
upon telegraphed Emperor William,
entreatIng HIM to postpone opera
tions until the Berlin interview. He
also instructed the Russian Ambassa-
dor at the Court of st. James to
suggest the cooperation of Great
Britain in behalf Of peace. The Post
says it has reason to believe that there
is every likelihood of the Governments
of Russia and England coming to a
friendly .arrangement on the question Of
Central Asia. The Parliame ntary whip
has invited the supporter OF the Govern
ment to meet Disraeli this afternoon.