The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27
FLASHES.

begins to-day.
The Black Hills negotiators are MAX
ing no progress.
Anthony Trollope, the author, has ar
rived at San Francisco.
The attempted revolution in San Do
mingo proved failure.
The Fourth National Bank OF Chicago
has gone into liquidation.
1t is not yet determined when the
Bank Of California will resume.
Captain Thomas Beach, a weIl-known
Chillicothe lawyer, died Saturday.
Thomas A. Kercheval, Republican.
has been elected Mayor of Nashville.
Warfeld & Stage, grain dealers in
Circleville, have made an assignment.
1t is officially announced that peace
and good order prevail throughout Mis-
sissippi.
A. S. Adler & Co., of st. Joseph, No.,
have been convicted OF crooked whisky
transactions.
DR.. G. s. Cheney was murdered Satur-
day at Columbus, Kansas, by James L.
Mccormick.
The body of Mrs. j. W. Carr, who dis
appeared from Toledo two weeks ago,
has been found in the river.
The horses on Staten Island now have
the epizootic. 1t is rapidly spreading
throughout New York State.
Mrs. Hazlett, of Newark, died Satur-
day from the effects of chloroiorm, ad-
ministe.ed for dental purposes.
The Huntington bank robber killed at
Pine Hill. KY, was undoubtedly Thomp-
son McDanielS, notorious Missouri
desperate.
The net earnings and proceeds of sales
of lands of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad tor the past year amount to
$413,9J6 36.
The Chilian iron founders have re-
fused to make any exhibit at the coming
Centennial, owing TO the import duty on
raw material.
Three of the powder-mill buildings
near Newburg, n. Y, were blown up
Saturday night with tremendous force.
No lives lost.
A. T. Stewart, it is reported, is about
to establish a large dry goods store in
Chicago, and has Potter Palmer asso-
ciated with him.
Examination of the books shows that
the defalcaIion of Rnhm, Teller of the
Planters National Bank, Louisville,
will reach $4,000.
King Kalakaua is quite ill. A shoal
OF fish came into Honolulu the other
day, and this is regarded as a sure sign
of the Kings death.
The Illinois Board of Equalization re-
turns 6,2l4 miles of railroads in that
State. valued at $1.022 ,652. Equaiizeu
capital stock, $22 1884.
The Province of Tucreman, South
America, is going to astonish the RAila-
delphians next year by eXhibi ing q po-
tato weighing fifteen pounds.
The authorities of Williamson county,
Illinois, are breaking up banditti,
which has existed there for some time.
Several arrests have been made.
Delegates from Arkansas bottom
lands are to meet the Louisiana Com
missioners In Vlcksburg, Saturday, to
consider means TO prevent inundation.
Rev. Father p. Bede O'Connor, Vicar
General of the Diocese of Vincennes,
Catholic Church, died on last Saturday
afternoon, of congestion of the stomach.
M. Kean, proprietor OF the Louisville
Hotel, who was stricken with paralysis
several days ago, died last Saturday.
He leaves an estate valued at half q
million.
Internal Revenue Collectors complain
that cigar manufacturers fail to burn
into each box the number of cigars con-
tanned therein. The penalty is from 500
to 81 900.
BY collision of train and dummy
in Philadelphia yesterday, Mrs. Daniels,
OF Frankfort, and man named Tabrey
were killed, and several persons were
badly injured.
Rev. HomerJ j. Clark. for fourteen years
President of the Allegheny College,
Meadville, and formerly editor of the
Pittsburg Christian advocate, died at
New Salem, Olio, Friday night, at an
advanced age.
Caroline Pells, young German
woman who attempted to swindle the
Nassau Bank out of $40 400 on forged
check of Warden, Mitchell & Co., Spring
field, Ohio, has been sentenced to two
and haltyears in the Penitentary.
A number of persons supposed to have
been accessory to the death Of Presi-
dent Garcia Morena, have been banished
or executed by the government of Equa-
dor. The press has been warned, un-
der penalty OF suppression, not to treat
of questions obnoxious to the Govern
ment,
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