The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-20
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

- YANKToN, D. IT,, April 2O.-One hun.
q dred men and one wagon left this morn.
ing for the Black Hills diggings.
DETROIT, April 20.-Last night In.
spectOr Clark, of the Navy-yard, British
Custom-house Officer at Windsor, fell
into the river and received shock to
his system, which caused death during
the night.
LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, April co.
: United States Collector Anthony to-
day seized the Central Branch Of the
Union Pacific railroad, for its failure to
pay hve per cent. on the Government
bonds. The amount due is about $4,000.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 20.-The de-
cree of the United States Court of the
Southern District of New York, appoint
ern Pacific Railroad was the result of
:. an amicable arrangement between rep
rcsentative bondholders and stockhold-
ers.
PARIS, April 20.-A, duel with swords
took place this morning between the edi-
tors of La Paris and La Union. The
meeting was the result of structures pub
lished in either journal against the other.
Both parties were slightly wounded in
the hand.
MANCHESTER, N. H., April 2O.-Mrs.
Charles Moulton, living near this place,
last evening shot all unknown man
three times, who attempted to outrage
her. He fed, uttering loud shrieks, and
it is thought he was desperately
wounded.
NEW YORK, April 2O.-A prize fight be-
tween Jack Kelly, of Brooklyn, and Dan.
Powers, Of this city, took place this
morning at Sheepsheads Bay. They
fought for $3.50 q side: Kelly won in
twenty-one rounds. The fight was des-
verely punished.
can State Central Committee have pre-.
pared the following ticket to go before
the Convention: For Governor, Har-
rison Ludington; Lieutenant Governor,
Senator Holloway; Attorney General,
Cassidy, of Janesyille; State Treasurer,
Henry Ballsee, of Manitowac.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury will to-day issue a call
for five million bonds, the interest of
which will cease at the expiration OF
ninety days. National Bank notes re-
ceived for redemption to-day were
eb72,200 The custom receipts to-day
S561,917. The internal revenue receipts
were $l9O,3aO.
OMAHA, NEB., April 20.-Prof. Thomp-
son, a geolOgist, arrived here to-day. He
brings specimens of rich gold taken
from the Placer Diggings, on Douglass
miles from Idaho and California. He
made from five to ten dollars per day
there. Valuable quartz was also found
in the vicinity. He brings specimens.
CHICAGO, April 2O.-As the end Of the
billiard tournament approaches, the in
terest increases, and the number in at
tendance last night was much larger
than usual. The thirty-seyenth game of
the tournament and the first Of the even-
ing session was between Shaw, Of Indi-
ana, and Gallagher, of Ohio, with the
following score: Shaw, ia; Gallagher,
200.
SIOUX CITY, April 20.-News from the
frontier is very exciting as to Indian
outrages. -Four soldiers were surround
ed near Granada last week by band of
Indians. The fight lasted several hours.
A number of savages were killed, and
they were finally repulsed, Gen. Pope
is active in preparations. for approach
ing troubles.
OSHKOSH, WIS, April 20.-About one
million two hundred thousand saw-Iogs
stored in the Wolf River Boom Compa-
ny's boom. just above Lake Poy Yum,
were set loose by the severe gale
of last week, and are now jammed
in confused mass in Fox river. Above
this city the river for several miles is
blockaded with logs so that it will be
impossible for steamers to get through |
for several days.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 20.-Major |
General Provost, Commanding First Di- |
vision State Guard, has resigned in con-
sequence of his disagreement with Gov
ernOr Hartranft, who refused to comply |
with the Generals request to have the |
First Regimentrelieyed from Its onerous |
duties In the coal region and it's place |
supplied by the Second Regiment. The
affair causes great excitement in mill
tary circles here.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Inquiry at
the Interior Department confirms the |
report that the President has sent Sec
retary Delano notice that his resignation
is desired. The understanding is that
the change will take place soon
after the return of the Presidential
party. Astrong impression prevails at
the department that Gen. Cowan will be
named as Delano's' successor.
, 1t is given out that Attorney General
Williams goes out on the 1st of May and
Edward s. Pierpont, OF New York, will
be appointed in his stead,