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

COLUMBUS. o., April 8.-The Republic
cans have d majority OF two in Coun-
Gil.
NASHVILLE, April 6.--0oldburg's saw
iand planing-mill was burned this MORN
dng. Origin Of the fire not known.
FORT MADISON; April 6.-Navigation
on the Upper Mississippi has begun.
The first boat this season passed up last
might, bound for Dubuque.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, April 6:-This
morning the Democrats and Liberals
fired a salute of one hundred guns In
honor Of the Democratic victory.
T OTTAWA, ONT, April 6.-The business
OF the House of Parliament being prac-
tically concluded, only quorum OF men,
hers viii remain until Prorogatlon.
TRENTON, N. j.. April 6.-Two Of the
escaped prisoners, Patrick Simpson and
James Fitzgerald, have been captured
In Bear Swamp. Another was shot at
three times, but escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 18.-Col. Jas.
B. Heag, Esq, died this morning at the
advanced age of 80 years. He was FORM
erly Collector Of the port and Postmas-
Yer of Philadelphia, and was one Of the
Oldest business men here.
4 CHICAGO, April Cat twelve O'Clock
last night the Chicago Alcohol Works,
Situated in the western outskirts Of The
city, burned, with loss of $40, 600; In
surance, $1,000. ..
TOLEDO, April 8.-Marx, Republican,
for Mayor, has 100 majority. The Re-
publicans have the Council, and Demo-
Gratis the Board Of Aldermen. There
will be tie on joint ballot.
LONDON, April 6-The report pub
Iished in the Bien Public, of Paris, that
the Emperor of Brazil proposes to abdi-
cate, has no foundation. 10000 OF specie
was shipped to New York by the steam
ship Wezer, which sailed from South
ampton to-day.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, April 8.--The
steamer Northwestern, the first boat
since the opening OF navigation, landed
here yesterday. She had large amount
of freight for this point. She had on
board the crew of the steamer Red Wing,
(which wintered at Dubuque.
LONDON, April 6.--The reply of Rev.
DR.. Newman to Mr.. Gladstone's "Vati-
canism" is published to-day. DR.. New
man quotes authorities to prove that the
Pope is not infallible in a subject matter
In which conscience is of supreme au-
= thority, and that, therefore, a deadlock
between conscience and the Pope is i'm
possible.
PARIS, April 6.-The Rome correspond.
ent of the journal Des Debats writes to
his residence in the United States, IL 1t
should become impossible for him to re.
main in Rome, and it was with view to
such possible emergency that Arch.
bishop McCloskey was elevated to the
Cardinalate.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The hdbeos cor
pus of Chas. A. Dana, who was arrested
Saturday on an attachment issued out oil
the Supreme Court of the District OF Co
lumbia, came up for argument in the
United States District Court to-day.
Dana's counsel desired a postponement
until he could prepare his traverse to
. MarshalPs return case, then set down
aor. tomorrow. Dana remained ON pa
role.
DETROIT, April 6.-Returns indicate a
light vote throughout the State, and a
majority for the Republicans. and for Su-
Preme Court Judges and Regents of the
Uniyersity approaches 1900. Judge
Graves was reelected without opposi.
tion; and Marston's (Republican) ma
j0rity over Norris, to fill the vacancy
caused by Christiancy's election to the
Senate, is thought to be full IL, 900, and
perhaps 10000. Recorder Swift was
unanimously elected.
ASHlNGION, April Os-Iuor6 ID no
disposition on the part Of members OF the
Administration to deny that the result Of
the Connecticut election is very great
surprise and entirely different from what
they expected. The reports of the State
up to noon yesterday were of a most ell
couraging character, and no doubt was
entertained OF the reelection OF Repre-.
eentatives Kellogg and Hawley. The de-
feat OF the latter is severely felt, and a
cause Of regret to all Republicans. Gen.
Butler has written long letter to-day
to a prominent official in Massachusetts
denying that he used any personal in1u-
ence to secure Federal appointments for
his friends.
ST. LOUIS, April e. The Keokuk
Northern Line Packet Company, the
consolidation of the principal upper
river interests, to-day elected as Direc-
tors VIM. f. Davidson, b. II. Campbell,
John Kyle, W. E. Burr, N. Mulliken, T.
r. Griffith, 2. S. Davidson, T. b. Rhodes
and u. Hunkins. The fight for the con-
troll, which has been going on for year,
between Davidson, with the st. Paul
crowd and Hunkins with the Pittsburg
stockholders, ends in compromise.
which places Davidson at the head Of
the Company. This is victory for the
old Northwestern Union Packet Com
pany over the Northern Line and Keo-
kuk Company.
The Connecticut Election he Legislature