The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11
FLASHES.

outbreak of cholera in the Province Of
Lysore.
A dispatch from Montevideo announces
ftbat martial law has been proclaimed
there.
The Frankfort (Ky.) Fair closed yes
terday, after q successful exhibition OF
| five days.
M.De Zauneau, one of the Deputies in
the French Assembly from Loire Inferi-
cure, is dead.
Henry Tyson, of Baltimore, has been
appointed Receiver of the Chesapeake "
OHIO railroad.
Four Chicago prisoners, led by a peni-
tentiary convict, overpowered the Jaller
and escaped.
Ellis Ward won the two-mile scull race
Friday on Seneca Lake, for $500, beating
Kelsey. Time, 15:2S.
Henry Borchers, Fairfield County
Commissioner and prominent farmer
was buried yesterday.
The Exposition closed Saturday night
with total receipts OF nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars.
The planning mill of A. S. Griggs, South
Chicago, burned last night. Loss ", 000;
covered BY insurance.
John Ryan died in Boston Saturday
from the effects of prize fight WILL
Mike Carney the day before.
1t is reported that a new Servian Min.
istry has been formed, and that the mem
bers belong to the peace party.
The Red Cloud investigators have con
cluded their report, but no Information
as to its contents can be obtalnted.
The Chicago White Stockings left tor
their final eastern tour Saturday even
ing, and will disband at Hartford.
Right Rev. Alexander Penrose Forbes
D. G.. L., Bishop OF Brechin, Scotland, il
dead. He was fifty eight years OF age.
DIR. NJ. Nj. Mcclure, of Dardanelle, wa
lyeste rday elected Grand Master OF tn
Grand Council of Masons Of Arkansas.
Robert j. Mckinney, an eminent iurist
and for many years Supreme Judge o
Tennessee, died yesterday at Knoxville
A fire yesterday damaged the Labelle
Wagon Works OF b. Il. Moore, Fond dt
Lac, to the extent of ten thousand dol
lars; FULLY insured.
) The Stock Exchange is animated
> There is considerable excitement il
foreign markets, particularly in variou
, issues of the Turkish loan.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Berlin specia
says it is reported that Germany will de
mapd this year an addition OF six mill
3 ion marks TO the military estimates.
, The winners at the Nashville race
Saturday were Tenbroeck, Weatherby
, Erit and Emma 9. At Jerome Park
4 Arcturus, Tom Ochiltree, Vifginius an
, Invoice.
The man captured in Fentress county
Tenn, with "a, 900, is one of the gang VIII
robbed the Huntington bank SOME time
and is believed TO be one of the Younge
brothers.
, Some miners lately returned to Gree
River Station, on the Union Pacific rail
read, report good placer diggings in tn
streams of the Wind river and Big Horl
7 mountains.
A Mostar dispatch says the Consul
consider that unless Turkey determine
F., upon radical reform in every department
OF Herzegovina that province Will b
completely lost to her.
Brigham Young has been re-electe
President OF the Mormon Church, an
lalso Trustee in Trust, in place OF Gee
A. Smith, deceased. Daniel IL. Will
was elected First Counselor.
The damage to the Memphis Court
! house by fire Friday night will probabl
r in some half dozen companies. Th
4 fire was the work OF an incendiary.
: John Glew, one of the crew of the Je
ferson Borden, who was acquitted on th
charge of murder, was yesterday sen
: fenced to ten years in the Massaohusett
; State Prison, on his plea of guilty Q
: mutiny.
The Jury in the case OF Edwards VS.
The Ottawa River Navigation Company
| for the destruction OF mills ut r R)cklan
last summer, by sparks from the steame
Jury, gave the plaintiff verdict G
. $2l0,OO0.
!, John Huber, a Newark, N. j., rufian
attempted suicide by shooting becaus
! he was detected attempting to lire hi
l house after row with his wife. Seri
, GUS fears of his recovery are, however
entertained.
81 Mail advices from Kingston, Jamaica
r of October 1st, confirm the statemen
, that the Cuban steamer Uruguay lande,
a portion OF her cargo of munitions in
tended for the Insurgents on the Cuba
coast before being discovered by the Toi
, lnado and driven into Jamaica.
County, Commits ssiOuer