The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18
FLASHES
Evansville has Greenback Club.

FLASHES.
Evansville has Greenback Club.
The first snow OF the season fell at
Port Jenero, N. T., last night.
Four steamers have arrived at Havana
recently with reinforcements for the
Spanish army.
There was frost Friday night at Pas
La, and the yellow fever there
is reported dying out.
John Bogart, OF Sandusky, committed
suicide during a tit.of dependency. No
special cause assigned.
Nelson Cool, for the murder of Charles
Whimple, will be hanged on the Goth OF
November, at jamestown, N. Y.
VIM: L. Hooper suicided at Nashville
Saturday evening, shooting himself
through the head in restaurant.
Milford, Penn, was ON Saturday visit
ed by destructive tornado, which did
great damage to buildings, fences, etc.
S. B. Davis, of Milwaukee, proprietor
OF an omnibus line, was thrown from his
buggy and instantly killed, last evening.
Fires were built in the stoves in st.
Charles Hotel rotunda, New Orleans,
Saturday night, for the comfort OF the
guests.
The fast mail train for st. Louis and
the Southwest will hereafter be sent by
the Pennsylvania line, instead Of by the
Lake Shore route.
In a political quarrel at Senatobia,
Miss, 3. McHenry shot and fatally
wounded Colonel j. Ii. Cooke, who then
stabbed McHenry, killing him almost in
stantiy.
A painting belonging to Theodore
Kaufman, which has been ON exhibition
in the Capitol at Washington, has been
| mutilated by some Yandal cutting out a
section of it.
The recent accident at the Agricul
tural Hall of the Philadelphia Centennia;
building will not delay the work OF erec-
| ton in the least. All the men injured
| are recovering.
The Louisville Exposition closed Sat-
urday evening with public marriage
ceremony, the cost OF the bridal outfit
and entertain meHt being borne by the
Exposition managers.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
says the Umatilla Indians have driven
| of the workl!en ON the Nevada and
Northern Telegraph extension, threaten
| ing to kill them if they continue work.
| Suit has been begun in st. Louis
| against the ONO and Mississippi Rail
way Company to recover $G0,0U0, alleged
| to be due as unpaid revenue tax on mel
! earnings of the road from January, 1868,
| to January, 1872.
The trial of the third Indictment
against Charles McIlraLii, late Audito.
OF Minnesota, was concluded yesterday
by the discharge of the jury, they being
| unable to agree. No convictions have
yet been obtained.
W. S. Lingle, of the Lafayette, Ind,
Courier, was thrown from his carriag
Sunday, and SO badly injured that hIs
recovery is doubtful. Lieutenant j. j
Reynolds, who was with him, was also
somewhat injured.
In Vicksburg the Republicans have
lndorsed the Democratic county noml
nees, and the utmost harmony ON polit-
| zeal questions now prevails between the
whites and blacks. Hopes are enter
| tained Of better times.
Majors John Edwards and Emory S.
Foster, the principals in the late Win
| nebago duel, have been indicted by the
| Grand Jury OF that county, and requisi.
lions have been issued for them by the
| Governor OF Illinois upon the Governor
| Of Missouri.
The Toledo Commercial says the W ood
County Canvassing Board decided, on
| saturday, to throw out the Perrysburs
vote, in which case Brown and Swan
| Republicans, would be elected Senators.
and Hayes majority in the county would
0e 723 instead Of 469
Indians surprised and attacked Con
cho-Galvarez, on the Chuquaque, in Da.
| rien, killed over fifty, and dispersed the
entire camp, some eight hundred. This
is u death-blow to rubber-ga herring in
| Darien, ami cuts cd the lsthmus supply
to market. Panama will suffer heavily
| At Hackettstown, n. j., yesterday
| morning, James Kicker shot and killed
| his TWO sons, aged six and ten, and the
shot at his vile, but missed her. Ii,
wound is not serious. Kicker was al.
| rested. Domestic troubles led to the
| crime.
A prize fight took place, on Saturday
| morning, at Shepperd Bay, near Brook.
| iyD, between Mike Gallagher and Jack
Drummond. They foug ghL at catch weight
\ according TO the rules of the London
| pr.ze ring, Tor $4OJ. Tie fight was des
perate, aud was won by Gallagher
! Eighteen rounds were fought, lasting
| rilty-nine minutes.
| The ive-mile single scull race for ST.,
600 and the championship of America
between. Evan Morris and Henry Coul
ter, was rowed at Pittsburg Saturday af
ternoon, and won by Morris, coming il
one length ahead. Time, thirty five
minutes and twenty seconds, claimed t
| be the best on record.
| The soundings for the submarine tun
mel between England and France are
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