The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-11
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, May 11.-Charles H. Raime,
WAS shot yesterday evening by his brother in,
!. LONDON, May 1.-THE Coroner's verdict or
inc victims OF the schiller disaster was 'found
NroWned."
SIOUX CITY, May 1l.--It has been currently
reported that Major Palmer, Indian agent al
STANDING Rock Agency, who was recently re.
ported Killed by Indians at his agency, is now
IN tnIs city and looking well. He says the re.
port was undoubtedly startedfQr sensational
purposes.
:. NEW YORK, May 11.-Mr. Koopmanschap
the importer Of coolies from China is at Fifth
Avenuc Hotel, being about to visit Europe
Mr. Koopmanschap says that the effort to sub
etitute Chinese for negro labor in the Southern
etates has proved failure, and would not be
repeated.
:. BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May 1i.-At a. meeting
Of the Directors of the Lafayette Il Blooming
pom railtoad to-day in this city. the following
Rfiicers were elected: President, ]. d. Cox;
Ficc President, John H. Cheeny, OF Blooming
ION; Secretary and Treasurer W. b. Corneau;
Executive Committee, Governor Cox, General
Eridley, J. H. Cheeny, W. B. Corneau ana c.
B0gardes.
BOSTON, May 11.--John Best, member Of the
House OF Representatives from StOneham, and
Commander of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie of his town ana Agent of the Cooperative
Association, and formerly assessor selectman,
PC, was yesterday arrested for robbing safe
IN the act and made a partial confession. He
is held in "a, ,00O bail.
WASHINGTON, May 11.--Nation al Bank notes
received for redemption, $741, ,829; Custom re-
Eeipts, $4oa,572; Revenue receipts, ssl0,9O2.-
Nhe statement was made YESTERDAY that Com
nlssioner Douglas was glad toyacate his Office.
and tnat Deputy Commissioner Rogers had
pccn directed to assume tharge unJil The ar
tiya! OF Mr.. Pratt, turns out to be erroneous,
lMr. Douglas was only temporarily absent.
received OF the missing steamer Metropolis,
pnd but small hopes are entertained OF her safe
~. The Herald, commenting on the meeting of
tne Emperors OF Russia and Germany at Ber-
Ain, considers it fraught with grave conse-
tluenct to the welfare If Europe. ALL Europe
Is arining. France has Obtained new life and
II the German Emperor can find any method,
no matter how severe and despotic, for limit
ing the power OF France he will welcome it,
even should it be war.
TERRE HAUTE, May 11.-Adyices from Mar
ehall, Ill, give particulars OF the murder Of
Peter IL. Bradbury, an old and wealthy citizen
p1 CLARK county, by Clara Helens, a woman
Eith whom ne mas been living in adultery.
Pradhury tried to shoot and then to strange
ner during the quarrel, resulting over law
SUIT, When she selzed razor and cut his throat
from car to ear. She fed to the WOOls ana is
yet at larye.-Everything is in readiness for
Haute Association. Tins will be the first of
the W estern Circuit. The premiums amount
10 $1,000
DUBUQUE, IOWA, May i'll. D. Smith, one OF
the firm Of Booth, Higly q Co., pro-
Prietors Of the Dubuque Flour Mills, has ab-
Seconded, taking with him two thousand live
hundred dollars in cash and notes belonging to
khe tirm.a Smith came from KalaIhazoo-A
eompany of q. S. Cavalry filling six cars, four
with horses and two with troops, commanded
py their own officers, two. OF wliom were ac-
bompanied by their wives, passed through the
PITY last nignt on special train. destined for
Sioux City. They came from Cairo and are or
Fered for frontier service in the Black Hills. ~