The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-22
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.


GAINESVILLE, May 22-The body of
Mrs. Jackson was re covered this morn
Ing.
Boston, MASS. May GA fire at Sa-
lem, Mass, last night, destroyed num-
ber of stores and their contents, causing
y loss of $50, 900, ON which there is only a
partial insurance.
MILFORD, PA, May 22.-The forest fires
are sweeping over ten out of eleven
townships in Pike county, and unless
rain comes soon there will be great sur
lering and loss Of life.
SAN. FRANCISCO, May %. = Justice
Clifford, OF the u. s. Supreme Court,
was rendered reception last evening al
the rooms of the San Francisco Bar AS.
Sociation. All the leading lawyers OF
the city and vicinity were present.
NSw BRUNSWICK, Nj, May 22.-The
College cannon war has at last ended.
The cannon was stolen from Princeton
College by the students Of Rutger. 1t
was dug from its hiding-place at 3o'clock
This morning and placed on wagon and
returned to Princeton.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Crescent
City arrived here to-day from Havana,
with Detectiye Davis on board; Davis
states that Sharkey, the murderer is
attempt to kill the Captain OF the Cres-
ient City was the chief cause OF his de-
tention there.
MEMPHIS, May pa dispatch was re-
ceived from Superintendent Willis, OF
the Southern Express Company, this
morning, from Corning, Ark, stating
that Director Patrick Connell had cap.
tured Andrew jackson, the leader of the
Express robbery at Corning, about a
month since. He will be taken to Little
Rock this evening.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May ga wo.
man was found dead by the police at her
residence last night, her skull all
crushed in and with every evidence OF a
foul murder. Her husband, Patrick Ke-
hoe, has been arrested on suspicion.
He denies the charge, and says his
wife's death was caused by her falling
down while intoxicated.
OsCEoLA, Pa, May 22-All that Is now
about thirty houses. everything else In
the place being mass Of smoulderina
wood and ashes. 1t is utterly
Impossible to recognize any part
of the place. The fire commenced with
ia strong gale blowing from the hills
driving it towards the center of the town
In three hours time the devastation was
complete.
NEW YORK May 22.-The Committee o
the Board of Trade on Postal Affairs ,hay
1ng received Information from mum
fber OF merchants, and others in this
city, that their postal expenses on news
papers, under the new postal law, have
doubled, will, hext week, confer witt
Postmaster General Jewell and Post
master James, of this city, upon meas
lures necessary for the repeal of this OBJ
tnOxiOus law.
New YORK, May 22.-1t is stated tina
dn Quebec, Montreal, Boston, Philadel
phia and other cities movement il
making to organize large companies will
the object of exploring the Black Hills
I'm Boston, New York and Philadelphi,
they are fully prepared and waiting t.
start as soon as the Black Hills countr!
has been thrown open to settlement
General Custer, now In this city, say
ihis military expedition to the Blacl
Hills will leave Fort Lincoln about Jul,
list, and If the miners are going into tn
hills in such large numbers as is stated
s 1T will take him the whole summer, o
until arrangements are concluded be
tween the Government and Indians, tt
E drive out and keep out these intruders.