The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

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LONDON, April 19.-Bulion gone into
the Bank Of England Oh balance to-day
32O8, 900.
PrrTsBURG, April 19.-William X. MINI
lex, well known in business circles here
died this morning.
QUEENsTowN, April 19.-The steam.
ship Algeria, of the Cunard Line, from
New York, arrived at this port 8 p. M
Saturday. a.-."t
BALTIMORE, Md, April 19.-The fruit
crop OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland has not been materially in.
jared by the present cold spell.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 19.-Charles
Wightman, aged 3d., wealthy farmer
committed suicide yesterday morning In
his barn by hanging. t
SYRACUSE N. Y, April 19.-At eight
O'Clock this morning 1t was showing
hard here, with thermometer at twenty
eight at 10 A. M. The weather cleared
up, and it is now moderating.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 19.-The sect of
Second Adventists, numbering about
one hundred in this city, having spent
last night in vigil and prayer, are In a
frenzy of expectation this morning,
awaiting the coming Of the Lord.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 19.-During
the last few days the weather has been
very cold, the thermometer being at zero.
The frost fatally injured the fruit pros
poets, and early potatoes in some
parts of The country have been killed.
1t is still cold and clear.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, April 19.-The Sc
we're weather has frozen the ground
nearly one loot deep, injuring grain and
killing many fruit trees. Those ac-
quainted with fruit orchards state that
We will save no peaches or apples, and
small fruit will be scarce.
NEW YORK, April 19.-The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company mas gone into
dent of the Company has been named TO
take charge OF the property Of the road.
No change of Importance in the policy
or management will be made.
LA CROSSE, WIS.,, April 19.-The heavy
gale that has prevailed for the last three
days has abated, and the river is now as
smooth as mirror. The weather has
been SO cold that the ice formed 80 thick
In the river on Friday, that it has
troubled the transfer boats considerably.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 19.- Hon,
John q. New, United States Treasurer.
to-day gave bond to the amount OF $780,
600. The following citizens of Indianap-
oils, representing $2,0O0,00O worth of
property, are the bondsmen, viz: W. H.
English, Z. Martindale, III. Bates, G. w.
Parker, Frederick Kliffler.
DAVENPORT. Iowa, April 19.--The John
Mitchell demonstration in this city yes
terday was grand affair. Over a thou
sand men marched in the procession. The
societies were out with banners draped
I'm mourning and bands playing dirges.
There were speeches and orations, which
were listened to by large crowd.
WELToN, Iowa, April ia company
Of ladies visited house of i'll repute
here last night, and smashed the win
dows, broke in the doors, and then tarred
and teathered young girl of the place,
who escaped in her night-clothes. The
occurrence created an intense excite
ment, and the action of the ladies is uni
versally applauded.
LEXINGTON, MASS, April 19.-The
streets were thronged with people at an
early nour this morning, among them
New England. The train leaving
Boston at 9:29 brought sew
enteen carloads full and three
thousand people were at the depot wait
ing transportation, while hundreds at
stations all along the route were unable
to get on board.
NEW YORK, April 19.-The Herald to-
dayS to appropriately participate in the
commemoration OF the American Centen-
nial Anniversary, enlivens its quadruple
sheet by producing cut OF Rivington's
New York Gazetteer, bearing date of
May 20, 1775; also, of the Essex Gazette
Of April 70, 1775, and the extra sheet OF
the Salem Gazette OF April %, containing
particulars OF the battle of Concord. The
Herald also has lengthy patriotic edi-
torial on the subject OF the results Of the
past century.