The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

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O'Clock, A. M. to-day.
NEW YORK, May 8.-Robert Bonner. OF
the Ledger. has given 100000 to Rev.
DR.. John HalPs new church.
HoRNELLsvILLE, N. Y, May 8.-Port-
age bridge, on the Erie road, over the
Genesee river, burned last night.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.--S. +. Butter
worth, we'll known in this and Eastern
business circles, died last night.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 8.-Wm. Fl.
Chadwick, proprietor Of Chadwick's Mu-
seu a, was arrested last night on the
cha. 80 of numbering his wife.
D. COLUMBUS, o., May 6.-The new Dem
ocratic daily paper, the Columbus Her.
aid, made its appearance this morning.
Il. ). Ewing, of the Sunday Herald, be-
Ing editor and proprietor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 6.-C1lstom
receipts to-day amounted to $3.50, $50, in
ternal revenue receipts, $5,012, ,459. Ma
tional bank notes received for redemp-
lion to-day amounted to $401,S49.
LONDON, May 6.-The schooner Jeffer-
son Borden has arrived at Gravesend.-
The wounded mutineers are still alive.
All OF the crew who participated in the
mutiny have been surrendered to the
police and locked up for trial.
.b CHICAGO, May 6.-The weather con-
tinues favorable, and it is probable that
the examination of the Custom-house
will be concluded this afternoon, and the
result forwarded to Washington. Fifty
more men were discharged from the
stone-cutting department this morning.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 6.-United
States Senator John j. ingalls, and Mr..
Harvey, both OF Kansas, passed through
this city last night, EN- route for Wash
fngtOn, where they go to obtain an extern
sion in the notes the settlers have given
for lands in the Kaw reservation, in their
State.
OMAHA, May 6.-Judge Dillon, in the
United States Circuit Courts, yesterday,
decided the case ef foreclosure, Wade VS..
the Grand Central Hotel of this city,
against the Hotel Company. The mort
gage was, for 100000. The defense was,
nsury. The money Involved was loaned
Dy the late Edward Creighton, to COM
plete the hotel.
. NASHVILLE, May 8.-Vice-President
Wilson arrived at $3.50 this morning, and
was received and welcomed to the city
ut the Louisville & Nashville depot by
Governor Porter and acting Mayor Nc
Crea, and conducted 10 his quarters at
the Maxwell House. He will be the
guest of Governor Porter during his So
journ in the city.
DEs MONIES, IOWA, May Gin the
Rankin case the testimony was closed
yesterday and the argument commenced
this morning. Judge Leonard's rulings,
30 far, are considered as decidedly
against defendant, but what his final in-
structions to the jury will be he very
properly does not let any one know.
The impression here is that the jury will
not convict Rankin, let'the instruction
be what it may.
LoCKPoRT, N. Y, May 6.-Consider-
able excitement exists here over the fact
that the Grand Jury yesterday reported
an indictment against Col. McRae, Canal
Superintendent; Charles Molyneaux, his
clerk, and 2. II. Lennon, one OF the fore
men under McRae. McRae is charged
with certifying TO a false check, and Len
non and Molyneaux for forgery. The.
parties were arrested and pleaded not
guilty, and The case was sent to the next
term, which will be held in ninety days.
MILWAUKEE, May 8.-The rupture In
the management of the Milwaukee & St,
Paul railroad company causes a little
comment, 1t is believed at the office of
the company in this city that Mr.. Mitch
ell will be sustained and Russell Sage
VIII NC OUup upCllCu lCdfC JuO OulCc
which he now holds. Mr.. Mitchell is
now in New York, personally superin-
tending his side of the fight and getting
ready for the election, which takes place
in this city June y.
FJkNEsvILLE,. WIS.,, May Con- Friday
the case OF A. Il. Burpee, late Revenue
Detective, against Matt. III. Carpenter
for $4,000 comes up. Burpee claims that
he bought ", 800 worth of Milwaukee
Sentinel stock at the request Of Carpen-
Ter, the latter desiring the conrol of the
paper, and promising to take it back at
any time and pay Burpee 10 per cent. on
the money invested. After Burpee had
trouble with the Carpenter crowd he
rendered them the stock, which they re-
fused TO accept.
CHEYENNE, W. T., May 6.-Neck Gen.
nessee, Sioux interpreter, came into
Fort Laramie yesterday, awaiting the
arrival of the chiefs going to Washing
ton. The flood in the Platte makes the
ferry at Fort Laramie the only place on
the river that can be crossed. GEN
nessee says the orders to bring 80 few
Indians will perhaps make them refuse
to go. The chiefs want enough to repre-
sent fully all the bands, making the rep
resentation strong enough on their re-
turn to compel the observance of the
1reaty.-Ihe Black Hills expedition Will
not leave Fort Laramie before the 18th of
May, perhaps in June.
New YORK, May GA fire this morn
Ing in the tenement house AZ Oliver
street, caused damage OF $1,000. Bar
ney McAlly jumped from the attic win-
dow and broke his leg. His wife followed,
breaking her back, and she can not live.
McA ley's stepson, aged u, also
Jumped, but escaped with whole
bones. The flames spread so
rapidly escape was cut off. After the fire
was extinguished, the body Of Kate
Hunter, a lodger, aged 80, was found in
the attic, badly burned. Death was
caused from suffocation. The origin OF
the fire is unknown. McAlley's step-son
was badly burned before jumping from
the burning building. The injured pa
ties were taken to the hospital
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