The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-29
FLAAHEx.

ELAsHES.
The Soho Foundry, at Paris, Ontario, |
was burned yesterday. F
Missourps new Constitution will go
into effect Tomorrow.
West Virginia is trying TO impeach |
her Treasurer and Auditor OF State.
Eugene Schneider, the French states
man and mechanical engineer, is dead.
Henry Roberts, of st. Louis, was killed
yesterday In railroad accident in Tex
as.
Col. J. Ames Edmondson, a New Or
leans Mexican war veteran, died ester-
day.
Edward Tobey, OF Boston, has been
appointed Commissioner OF Indiana Al
fairs.
A caucus of Dem cratic members on
the Speakership will be held Saturday
night.
The Boston harness.makers have de-
cided to reduce the wages Of their en-
ployes 20 per cent.
Farmer Davis, for the murder of Pat
rick Foley, at Evansville, goes to the
Penitentiary for life.
The schooner Exile was damaged by
fire to the extent OF 81, 900, while at Cleve-
land Saturday night.
The Union Pacific railroad track is re-
ported clear, and trains ON time. There
is snow en- the mountains, but not deep.
Louis Fehrenbach, o native OF Baden
Baden. was found dead at his lodgings
In Louisville yesterday with rope
around his neck.
Secretary Chandler has dismissed all
chief clerks, three heads OF Divisions,
aud seven other principal Clerks OF the
Bureau OF Indian Affairs.
A dispatch from Portland says the
United States steamer Shubrick saw ot
Cape Disappointment bark bottom up,
supposed to be the Sunbeam.
The coal miners strike in Western
Nebraska has been suppressed by United
States troops. The places of the miners
are TO be filed by Cinnamon.
The steamer Gussie Telfair struck a
rock in the Columbia river, forty miles
below Kalama, stove her bow, and was
beached. Ihe passengers We're safely
landed.
Father Lawler, pastor of st. Vincent
de Paul Catholic Church, Logansport,
has been appointed Vicar General OF
that Diocese with headquarters ut Fort
Wayne. --s----ea=sssss
| There Is reason to believe that the
British Parliament will meet on the 14th
Of December to discuss tue purchase by
| the Government Of the khedlye's shares
in the Suez Canal.
Having received an invitation from
England, Mrs. e. d. Stewart, the noted
crusader, leaves Springfield in a lew
days to deliver temperance lectures in
all the principal cities in England.
At the recent election in the Cherokee
Nation, Charles Thompson was elected
Principal Chief by eleven majority over
Ross. The friends of Ross have ma
ljority in both branches Of the Legisla-
ture.
| Springfield Is to be made General Dis
ltributing Grange Headquarters for six.
| teen counties in Ohio. Thirty-fve thou
! sand dollars, it is claimed, have been
saved to farmers of Greene county the
past year.
Mr.. Lyon, the signal officer of Mount
| Washington, supposed to nave been lost
on the mountain during the severe storm
Of Wednesday, reached the summit the
next morning in an exhausted condition,
having passed the night in q deserted
hut.
The Attorney General of New Yorl
has ordered that suits be entered against
the contractors and the engineers In
chief Of the storage reservoir and the
i Water Commissioners of Brooklyn, te
recover $685., 900, said TO have been stoler
from the city.
Recommendations have been numer
ously signed by leading shipping men
merchants and lawyers Of New Orleans
asking President Grant to appoint EN-
met u. Craig, a well-known lawyer and
United States Commissioner there, tt
the United States District Judgeship
made vacant by the resignation OF judge
1 Durell.
An incendiary fire at Beardstown
Cass county, ILL.,, Saturday night, de
stroyed the Billings Block, containing
! the dry-goods store Of III. b. Wilson
DriesonE Co.'s clothing store, and the
Central illinois Printing Office; also, the
Nolte and Mcclure Block, containing 9
number Of small stores. Loss, $75, ,0O0
insurance very light.