The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08
LAST EDITION.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

SHANGHAI, April S.-Fhe death OF the
widow OF the late Emperor has just beer
announced.
= FREMONT, N. Y, April 8.-The brew
cry Of Eblfhg & Co., at this place, burned
this morning.
PARIS, April 8.-The specie in the
Bank of France has decreased $50, ,00(
francs in The past week.
- BERLIN, April SIT is reported that
the Government will prosecute all SUBJ
scribers to the Carlist fund.
- WILKESBARRE, PENN, April 8.-Nt
trouble is anticipated here between the
miners and operators. All is quiet In
this vicinity.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 8.-The Hol-
man Distillery here, one OF the largest
10 the State, was sold to-day to firm OF
this city for $l50,0OO.
f. CHICAGO, April SIT is reported that
a deficit of S25. 600 has been discovered
in the accounts of W. ii. Harper, Chief
Inspector Of Grain, of this city.
/. VENICE, April s. The Emperor OF
Aus tria lett yesterday, after comforting
number OF decorations, and earnestly
cOngratulating Victor Emmanuel upon
the consolidation Of Italy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 9.-Fears are
entertained here OF renewal of trouble
in Brossma and Servia, arising from the
threatening attitude Of the native popu-
lation toward Christian residents. Out.
rhges are reported.
sPHrLADELPHIA, April 8.--News from
HaZleton is or the most exciting charac-
ter. A detachment of one hundred and
fifty volunteers started for there this
morning, and u third detachment will
leave this afternoon.
SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-A quantity
Of giant powder in a warehouse on Hath
ways wharf, this city, exploded to-day.
Twenty persons were killed and many
badly Injured. The warehouse was set
on fire and IL now burning.
WARRINGTON, April S.-The Indian.
fans resident in this city have rendered
Hon. q. 3. Orth, recently appointed Min
ister to Austria, a public reception to
take place next Tuesday evening at Odd
fellows Hall. The President and Cab
inet are expected to attend.
NEw YORK, April S.-The report that
the w estern Union Telegraphic Company
had leased the lines Of the Southern At.
lantic Company from Washington to
New Orleans is untrue. The Atlantic
and Pacific Company has leased the
lines between those two cities.
LONDON, April S.-The bullion in tn e
Bank of England has decreased f30s, 600
during the past week. The amount of
bullion withdrawn from bank on balance
to-day is 10000. The proportion of the
bank reserve to liability, which last
week was 34H per cent. is now 35% per
cent.
ST. LOUIS, April s.-The scaffolu for
the execution of O'Shea to mo rrow has
been erected in the city Jail yard, and
been completed. 1t Is stated that the
prisoner has relatives in Milwaukee and
New York who are highly respectable
and in good circumstances.
BERLIN, April S.-Herr Sigl, editor of
the Uitramontane paper, Vaterland, of
Munich, who was recently sentenced, IN
cONtanlGcidne, to Imprisonment for pub
lishing an article offensive to Bismarck,
has been arrested by the Austrian au-
thor4tles at Salzburg, on application OF
the German Government. 1t is under
stood that Sigl will be sent to Berlin, in
stead of Munich, where he was SEN
fenced.
CHICAGO, April 9.-In the great real
estate forgery case to-day, basket of
papers were examined bearing fraudu-
lent impressions of notarial seals. There
is good evidence duplicating the Turner
Brothers and Reed & Strong in the fraud
ulent issue of the title to the Hyde Park
property claimed by Turner Brothers,
embracing three hundred and twenty
acres Of valuable land.
NEW YORK, April 8.-The fight between
Tom Allen, OF St. Louis, and Ben Hogan,
Of Petralia, Pa, which had been ar
ranged for to-day in room in this city,
did not come off as was expected, Allen
having refused to meet his opponent ex-
eept III the regular manner on the turf.
1t was then agreed that the fight should
take place some where in New Jersey, SO
miles from New York. Both parties
have left for the scene Of the encounter.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April S.-Heavy
rains have been falling here since Tues
day. All the streams in this locality
are very high, and several have over
flowed their banks. The Missouri has
risen seven feet In two days. The tracks
of the Central and the st. Paul railroads
baye been washed away in several places.
The stories of the return of certain
successful gofd hunters from the Black
Hills is pronounced entirely false. The
dust exhibited here yesterday as having
been recently found there has, on exam
ihation by experienced miners, been de-
clared to be old gold dug several years
ago, showing signs OF wear from much
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