The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-04
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

QUEENSTOWN, June 4.-Tne ship Rus
sia, of the Cunard Line, arrived at this
port to-day from New York.
BUFFALO, June 4-rhe Masonic Wis
itors to New York passed through this
city in great numbers to-day, on their
way home.
PHILADELPHIA, June A. George o.
Evans, WHO become SO notorious in con-
nection with the State frauds, died last
night in his 55th year.
DUBUQE E, a., June Al ohm Eagan,
charged with rape, Is before the Grand
Jury To-day. rheresnlt of the exanin-
alton has not yet been made public.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The' Custom-house 9
invest,gatlon has not yet been fully ln-
stituted, as General Smith, member of
the Commission has not yet arrived.
LONDON, June 4.-The amount OF bull
lion In the Bank OF England on balance,
10000. Erie Railway shares, l6. The
Liverpool cotton sales to-day were 4,200
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-.Mrs. Robert
Patterson, the wife of General Patter-
: son, died at her residence in this city
last evening. She was eighty-four years
of age.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 4.-Natonal'
ti0n amounted 10 $1,069. 250. Internal
revenue receipts, $370,0z6. Custom re-
ceipts, S4O5,21
CAIRO, June A well-dressed man
commtled suicide by drowning this
morning. In his coat, which was left on
the wharf-bOat was pocket-book marked
VIM. Morse, Cincinnati.
CHICAGO, June 4.--There have been no
further demonstrations by the striking
coal men. The panic in the lard market
has resulted in the failure OF several
dealers. Stephen O.. Hooker has not
taIled.,
CONCORD, N. H.-There is no change
In the political situation. The dead
lock In the Legislature continues. The
House met at ~ O'Clock this morning
without transacting any formal busl-
ness, and adjourned until Monday.
GLOUCESTER MASS, June 4.-The brig
T. M. Poster, Capt. Gould, arrived here
to-day in tow OF the fishing schooner
Leems. The brig was on Geolglas bank,
: dlsmasted. She left Messina forty eight
days ago for Boston, and was dismasted
March 1st.
BALTIMoRD, Nd, June 4.-The bridge
crossing. jones' Falls, on Monument
street, fell with loud crash this morn
ern Central Railroad, and carrying three
children down among the debris. The
little ones made miraculous escape, no
one being seriously injured. The acci-
r dent was caused by the weight of the
coal cars. a. .s flH
WATERTowN, N. Y, June AT the
State Sportsmen's Convention this morn
ing, the shooting for press prizes came
of, each contestant shooting al five
single birds. H. A. Brock of the
WatertOwn Times, won the first prize.
DIR. ~ Rowe, OF the Turf, Field ma
FARM OF New York, secured the medal
90 the pigeons frienG for the poorest
shot, score nothing.
NEW YoRK,. May 4.-Lafayette Graft.
joiniIy indicted with Deputy Collector
Colonel Robert Des Anges and Charles
L. Lawrence for smuggling silks
through the Appraisers Once at an un-
LIBERALIZATION, and who escaped 70 Mon
treal, returned. yesterday. and volun-
tariiy surrendered. himself to United
States Dlstt1cts Attorney Bliss. 8raff
was admitted TO bail in the sum OF g, 900,
and he will be used as State,s evidence
against his alleged accempliees.
NEW HoKK, - une 4--Tbe Herald pub
fishes letter from Hon. keyerdy John
son, of Baltimore, on Grants third-term
letter. syohnson tAinks the sacrinces
he made The first or second time haye,
nothing to do with q third term, and that
whate teyersabusS he May have been subs
jecteA to 10 equally Irrelevant. The idea
Of q Third term johnson oeneiders an
idle conCeit hnying no other sapport
than most egregions vanity. He does
not think there eyer WAS possibility OF.
Grants nomination for third term,
and II hesho,id be. he would hardly re-
caiYa the vote of a single State.