The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-14
LAST EDITION.
DY TELEGRAPH.

= NEW YORK, May 14.-A private dis
patch reports that the Bank OF Rio jan
eiro has suspended.
I NEW YORK, May 14.-The steamer Me-
tropolis arrived under tow this morning.
Her cargo is in perfect order
DETROIT, May 14.-Tne Saulte ste.
Marie canal is in working order, and
steamers are now passing through it. :
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-The steamship
Brus sells has gone ashore on the Irish
coast, during heavy fog. All the pas
bengers were saved.
COLUMBUS, O., May 14.-The Columbus
Lumber and Barrel Company's works
were burned this morning. Loss, $23,-
-o00;N insurance, $1,000.
MONTREAL, p. O., May 14.-A deputa-
ton was yesterday sent to the Govern
ment asking for achange in the present
Bonded warehouse laws.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May H.-National
Bank Notes received to-day for redemp-
tIon were $833,000; Internal Revenue re-
'ceipts, $426,454 10; Customs receipts,
S61l l,62l,
NEW YORK, May H.-Investigation Of
the so-called silk conspirators show that
OF silk placed upon the market, In this
scity, the Government was deprived OIL
3l,50o,000.
PIQUA, o., May 14.-Great interest is
felt in the spring races, which commence
Tuesday, 25th inst, and last four days.
Many prominent horse owners from
Kentucky, Indiana and other States will
be present.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 14.-C. H.
DAVIS, Postmaster at Union, pleaded
guilty of embezzlement, but on account
OF extenuatlng circumstances the lowest
penalty (six months imprisonment) was
Imposed.
NEW YORK, May 14-It is announced
on official authority that the negOtia-
tiops Tor the renewal OF the contract be-
tween the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany and the Panama Railroad Company
heve been broken of, and are not likely
to be renewed.
TORONTO ONT, May 14.-Lieutenant-
Governor Crawford died here last night
OF congestion of the lungs. He has for
many years been prominent politician
and had been Lieutenant Governor OF
Ontario during the last two years. :
SALEM, OREGON, May 14.-Governor
election, October IA, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Congressman
Lado.-James V. Smith, engineer of the
steamer Senator, has been held to bail
on a charge OF mahslaughter.
TYRONE, PA, May 14.-Fifty men
went to work this morning at the Ster.
ling mine. About 10 O'Clock this morn
ing fight took place between. the few
police and the strikers, and two, of the
latter were arrested. The force of the
police is insufficient to protect the will.
ling workmen.
ROME, May 14.-The Pope's birthday
anniversary was celebrated with extra
ordinary rejoicing. Deputations, letters
and congratulations were arriving
throughout the day. Twelve preceding
iour. Pho Mono, alone, slrpasses the
years of ST. Peter in his chair.
SING SING, N. Y, May 14.-Four con.
victs escaped to-day by jumping ON a
passing freight train, overpoWering the
engineer and binding MIN. Detaching the
engine from the train they started Tor
New York. They got to Tarry ytown,
where the head blew out of the cylinder,
and they jumped off and escaped. De-
tectiyes are on their track.
NEW YORK, May 14-The report OF the
Erie investigating committee will be
published to-day, and will, it is said,
show conoiusively that the company's
coal lands are worth all the money ex-
pended on them and paid for them and
could be sold ut profit. The report
will recommend change in the present
system oi managing the company. Mr.
Jewett favors tho company's retaining
the coal fields.
WASHINGTON, May A.-.Mr. Pratt, the
new Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
will take charge of the Bureau to-mor.
row morning. 1t is not contemplated to
make any change in the bureau officers
or the outside. force until after the new
Commissioner gets the Bureau well in
hand.-The League Island Commission
ers have decided to lay the Philadelphia
Navy-yard property off in lots, and at
meeting held to-day appointed Com
missioners to appraise the lots and re-
port at an early day as possible, after
which the property will be offered tor
sale.