The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
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LONDON, May 2S.-Spinaway won the
Oaks stakes at Epson Today.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 28-Pacific Mail
steamer Montana, from Panama, ar
rived. D..
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2S.-The new
American Minister, Horace Maynard,
has arrived.
HARRISBURG, May 28.-The Imitation
Convention called to meet here yester-
day did not assemble.
NEW ORLEANS, May 28.-The Bank
Presidents and bondholders indorse the
action OF Council on premium bonds.
BOSTON, May 2S.--Abraham jackson,
the deiauiting lawyer, has arrived IN
charge of q detective. He stoutly denies
that he is guilty Of the charges made
against him.
BRIGHTON, May 2S.-The trial OF Sea-
vier Schwartz for the murder OF Obert,
which mas been in progress for several
days, resulted last evening in a verdict
Of murder in the second degree.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The Ristori troupe
were rObped OF $1,000 worth OF diamonds
on the train coming here. They were
found by O detective in possession OF
the colored porter Of the ear. t
LONDON, May 2s.--Dispatehes just re-
ceiyed state that Carlist battery at
Mount Rico fred on the Spanish squad
ron, and the Admiral commanding was
killed, and four OF his officers wounded.
PARIS, May 2S. = The Committee of
Thirty have decided to consider first the
bill concerning the public powers, next
the Senate bill and third the Electoral
bill. 1t is said the last named bill will
not be made Cabinet question.
LONDON. May 2S.-Further accounts
OF the earthquake in the Province OF
Bronessa, ASIA Minor, 80 far show that
$50 lives have been lost and 1877 persons
injured. The total number of killed ia
still unknown. Six hundred houses were
destroyed. ~
BALTIMORE, May 28.-Albert U. Clark,
clerk Ill Chandler & Jenkins, has been
arrested, charged with forging the firms
name to a check for $4,000. which was
presented to the Farmers Il Merchant g.
Bank and certified, and the money drawn
by Clark. Nearly the whole amount was
recovered.
LONDON, May 2S- Afternoon.-Pau
Boyton started early this morning to
swim from Cape Grienese, in his life
saving dress. He is now approaching
Folkestone, crossing the Channel sue
cessiully. There is every probability oi
the success OF the feat.
BROOKLYN, May 27.-The City Court
was again densely crowded. About
fifty ladies were present. Evarts re-
sumed by referring to the lack Of testi-
mony of the other side relating to visits
of Beecher to Mrs. Tilton. No visits
were shown to have been made in the
night time, and no visit of his Clifton
to Beecher ever shown. II Beecher's tes-
timony on this point was untrue some
servant or inmate of the house could
have been summoned to contradict him.
The evidence against him was the finn
siest ever produced to Court.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Fletcher Harper,
the only surviving member OF the orig ginal
firm OF Harper Brothers, is lying dan
gerously ill of diptheria.-Col. B. W..
Blanchard, prominent railroad man,
is very i'll at the Hotel Brunswick, suffer-
ing from paralysis.-The press excuI-
sion from this city to Boston and returns
back on the steamer City OF Bristol, re-
turned this morning. Most of the prin-
cipai papers OF Philadelphia, New York
and New England were represented
Resolutions praising the accommoda-
tions of the company and thanking the
officers tor their courtesy were unanim-
ously adopted by the excursionists.