The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-10
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

). HALIFAX, April 1O.-T. and e. Dewol
a Co., commission merchants, have
failed. Liabilities reported at $3.50, 900.
asF Sioux CITY, April 10.-Pcrry Greek
has oyerfowed its banks and washed
AWAY number of county bridges,
LONDON, April 10.-Captain Boytor
made successful voyage across the
4 Channel. He reached Boulogne late this
afternoon.
MADRID, April 10.-The head position
IN Madrid University has been conferred
upon La Fuente, the former editor OF {
Carlist newspaper.
FORT WAYNE, IND, April 10.-Unitet
. States Marshal has closed the store o
p G. Off a. Co., whose liabilities aggregate
$100, 600 and assets not over $1O, 600.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 1O.-A dis
patch from Vienna states that the Aus
trian Reichsrath has voted $4,000 forms
. for the Centennial Exposition in this
city, in 1876.
ST. PAUL. MINI, April 10.-The meet
ing OF the Minnesota Jockey Club will be
herd from June 30th to July ID, inclusive
A purse OF $4,000 is offered free to all
trotters in the United States.
4. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH, April 10.-On
the 10Th of the present month the land
embraced in the various Indian reserva.
tions, located in the several counties in
the Grand Traverse region, will be sub.
iect to entry under the homestead law.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Gen. Cowen
arrived from Salt Lake this morning,
where he has been on Government busi-
ness. He reports no prospects of fur
,ther trouble with the Mormons, SO far as
the Government Is concerned, though the
q ill feeling between the Mormons and
others had not in the least subsided.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 10.-In the po-
,lygamy case now on trial at Beaver,
Utah, Judge Bowman charges that po-
lygamy committed prior to 1852 is punish
able now; that bigamy is a continuous
CRIME. and that the statute OF limita.
, tiOHs does not apply. This is directly
opposite to the charge of Judge Emerson.
EUCLAIRE, WIS.,, April 1O.AThe ice is
J., gorged above the Dells. Soul & Lally's
works have been carried out, also thir-
teen piers of the Sorting works. The
Blue mills were also damaged. The
=. Teshet is now at Nelson & Hunters s
mill. Great fears are entertained. Por-
ter u MoOre's works, below this city,
were somewhat damaged by the ice.
MINNEApoLIs, MINI, April 1O-The
river rose three feet in an hour yester-
3, day. The steamer Minneapolis was
taken from her moorings and totally
wrecked by the flood. The railroad pile
bridge was torn away. the trestle work
OF the Minneapolis & st. Louis road de-
stroyed, saw-mills submerged, booms
! and piers ruined, and thousands of feet
Of logs lost. The rivers are bank full,
but apparently falling.
KANSAS CITY, April 10.-A citizen OF
this place who lived in the Sandwich
Islands five years, has received letter
from King Kalakaua, in which that Royal
parsonage offers magnificent amount
for musician OF this city to furnish him
a military band. He says that he was
delighted with the American bands, and
that the women of his staff will go wild
over them. He gives some spicy reyela.
tions of Court matters and sends photo
graphs OF his fayorite women.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1O.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury is making all
possible preparations for carrying out
the silver resumption clause Of the re-
cent Finance Act. He is accumulaling
silver bullion for coinage, the new silver
Pieces to be turned out of the mint
rapidly and in large quantities. He is
evidently aware OF the fact that the
fractional currency must all be with
drawn before silver coin can be made to
circulate permanently. He has been
steadily calling for fractional currency,
Of which $6j0,0OO was withdrawn and de-
stroyed last month. The amount now
in circulation is about forty-four mil
lion dollars. The Treasury now holds
$3S0, ,6S3, 100 of bonds to secure tie Ma
tional Bank circulation, which now
amounts to $349, ,2S6, 26G. The National
Bank notes received for redemption dur
ing the past month up to date is $2,37j,-
i85S. The customs receipts to-day
amounted to $32S, S,038.