The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
LAST EDITION.
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- LONDON, April 23.-Builion withdrawn
1fOm Bank OF England on balance to-
Gay, eS4,ee1. 1Si COO
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Col. Yerger
formerly Of Mississippi, died at his resi-.
dence in this city to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, April 23.-The White
Star steamship Adriatic sailed hence to.
3 day, at 8 z. NJ, for New York.
BENNINGTON, W., April 23.-The pa.
per mill of Geo. Benton e. Sons burned
last night. Loss, 5000; insurance, $780,
WASHINGTON, April 23.-There is nc
truth in the story that our Government
has ordered Mr.. 'Washburne to use his
influence to have France resume diplo-
matte relations with Mexico.
MONTREAL, A pill 23.-It is stated that
y. Broughton, manager Of the Midland
railroad, has accepted the position OF
manager Of the Great Western Railroad
Of Canada. Ice in the river still firm
here.
GLASGOW, April 23.-The steamship
California, of the Anchor Line, arrived
1T this port at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The steamship State of Louisiana, from
New York April 9th, arrived at Green
eek this morning.
MANCHESTER, N. H., April 23.-Last
night, at Suncook, N. H., the Hay q En-
cry House, the property of Philip Sar-
gent, was destroyed by fire. 1t is sup
posed to have been the work of an incen-
diary. Loss about $1,000, insured.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 23.-The National
Horse-shoers' Association has been in
session here two days. Mr.. b: Sullivan,
Of Boston, was elected President, and
fhe next meeting will be held in Boston,
April II, 1875. The Convention adjourned
to-day. .
New YORK, April 23.-The National
Convention OF Fire Underwriters Is still
in session here. The police report hav-
Ing received 1884, found yesterday in the
part of the 'defalcation Of some former
cashier.
9 LONDON, April pa dispatch just re-
ceiyed from Calcutta states that the
Guicowar of Baroda, recently under
trial for the attempted poisoning of Col.
Phayre, has been deposed for mis-
management and incompetency. The
India Government will select his sue
eessor.
BRIDGEPORT, Or, April %. - Henry
BernDardt, German, aged forty eight,
committed suicide this morning by shoot
fng himself through the heart with q pis-
t0l. He leaves daughter in this city,
and wife and three children in Ger
many. The cause of the act was tempo
rary insanity, superjnduced by neural
Iia of the brain.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, April 23.-The
schooner sent out to the assistance of
She supposed burning steamer, reports
that man-of-war passed, yesterday,
firing guns in practice. There is no
other information tending to confirm the
report Of any disaster. There is now no
probability that such disaster occurred
Rs was feared.
CHICAGO, April 23.-A. N. Smith, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent of the Il. l. g. F..
Il. r., has received the following dis
patch: There have been some passen-
gers transferred but only those that were
caught between the breaks. They are
in hopes TO transfer through the early
part OF next week, but there is nothing
definite as yet. Trains are running reg
ularly to Cheyenne tor Colorado busi-
ness.
DENVER, COL, April 23.-Chief Justice
Hallet, OF the Supreme Court OF this
State. has dissolved the injunction
placed upon the Dives Mine by the own
ers of the Pelican Mine. Experts testi-
fed during the trial that the former
mine was estimated to be worth $5,000,-
900. The decision is important, in view
Of the fact that litigation in the matter
has been protracted and earnest in the
extreme.
WASHINGTON, April 20. - Attorney
General Williams to-day positively de-
MED the report that he had resigned in
order to become candidate for the U.
3. Senate from Oregon. The election in
that State will not take place for year.
He will settle in this city to engage in
the practice of law. Up to noon to-day
the President had not intimated his ac-
cep,ance of his resignation.
81 JERSEY CITY, April 23.-In the Hud-
son County Court, Frederick Klennen,
convicted OF stealing funds from the
H0boken Savings Bank, while cashier,
was brought up for sentence. Previous
to sentence he was arraigned on eleven
indictments for forgery, to which he
pleaded non cult. Judge Hoffman then
sentenced him to various terms of im-
prisonment, making in all 81 years.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 23.-It is
Tumored here to-day that Senator Car
penter will be appointed to succeed
Attorney General Williams. The Presi-
dent stated this morning that the ap-
poiGtment OF a Commissary General of
Subsistence to succeed General Shiras
will not be made until the meeting of
Congress. The customs receipts to-day
were $049, 4S5. The Internal Revenue re-
eeipts $500 49l. National Bank notes re-
ceiyed tor redemption to-day amounted
to SS57, ,S21.