The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-21
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SIOUX CITY, May 2l.-The trouble
which was apprehended at the Whine
bago agency has temporarily, at least,
subsidized. The Indians have given the
agent ten days to reconsider their de-
mands, when, If not complied with, they
promise a lively entertainment. 1t is
said the troops sent there to preserve
order will probably withdraw. The In
persons or property only want
Clark, the superintendent, removed. 1t
Is charged that. the officers at the agency
are debauching the Indian girls, and
hence the trouble.
OTTAWA, ONT, May 21.-The expendi.
lures OF the Government have increased
S2,000,0 900 and the taxation $4,000, 900 IN
the last two years. 1t is said that there
will be serious deficit this year.
HIBERNIA, N. j., May 21.-The wrest-
ling match between Richard Kennedy
and stephen McKentry, for $500 side,
took place here to-day. McKentry won,
after wrestling ~ hours.
MILWAUKEE, May 21.-Civil Engineers
Worden,of New York, l.. j. Whitman, OF
St. Louis, and Charles Kermary, of Lou
isville, a commission to test the engines
and pumps of the Water-works, CON-
pleted their work this morning and will
report that the machinery answers the
specifications of the contract.-The local
Posts of the e.. A. r. have completed
their arrangements for the observation
of Memorial day. 1t has been decided
to dispense with public parade as on
former occasions. The graves are to be
decorated on Saturday, the 10Th inst,
and on the following Sunday evening
Rev. M. s. V. Reed is to deliver suita.
bic address at the Academy of Music.
PEORIA, ILL.,, May 21.--The Transcript
publishes this morning list Of about
one hundred new buildings in actual
progress of erection and several hundred
more are under way, and it is estimated
that not less than one thousand new
buildings will be erected in Peoria this
season.-The Baptist Minister'S Con
ventiOn will probably close tonight OF
in the morning. Tie session is con
sidered as having been a very profitable
one.
DETROIT, May 21.-The names of the
three persons who were drowned will
X. G. Barker yesterday, by the capsizins
of a yacht, are Fred. Dudgeon, Franz
Webb, and a boy named Miller. The
name OF the capsized yacht was Matte
Loade, with ballast for the yacht Cora
lying at Gibraltar. No bodies excep
Mr.. Barkers have been recovered.
Z NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., May 21.-L ast
night all the muskets in the Rutgers Col
lege arDory were stolen. The supposi
tlon is that the theft was committed by
students from Princeton College. Neg0
tiations are said to be in progress for the
return of the cannon now in the hands O.
kets. Very little is known as to the
time or manner OF the removal Of thu
muskets. D. D. Duffield, of Prince
ton College, visited Rutgers College
lie acknowledges that the Princeton
students have the muskets in their pos
session, but declares they will be
obliged to return them on pain OF expul
sion.-A large fire has been raging since
midnight Of the 18th in the woods, neal
Midtown, N. j., four miles from this
town; several houses and large amount
The fire is still burning fiercely, and thu
| flames are spreading in all directions o
the village Of Little Washington, having
| already burned over mile of ground
| Assistance. has been sent to aid in fight
| Ing the flames.
| MADISON, WIS.,, May 21.-At the meet
ing of the State Central Republican
Committee, last night, at the rooms o
its Chairman, Hon. Il. W. heyes, nearl.
all the members were present, as wei
as Senators Howells and Cameron, an(
nearly all the Republican Congressmei
and some thirty prominent gentlemen
from various parts Of the State. A tul
expression OF views was had, and it was
decided to hold State Convention.
regular call will be published to-day
Active measures are being taken for
vigorous campaign.