The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-11

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NEwBuRG, N. Y, June 11.-Mount SUM-
. opee House burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000. Insurance, $4,000. III r.
LONDON, June 11.-In railway acci-
dent near Bath, to-day, several persons
were killed and many injured.
LocKPoRr, N. r., June 11.-Daniel
Doran, under sentence OF death in this
city, has been respited until Friday,
July 0.
MONTREAL, June 11.--Mr. and Mrs.
. Bloom, OF Green Bay, Wisconsin,. were
among the cabin passengers Of the
wrecked steamship Vicksburg.
WASHINGTON, d. C., june 11.-No Sc.
. lection has yet been made OF First AS
sistant Attorney General. This place,
it is reported, must be filed by the first
proximo. ,-.,.--, .,.. :,
SACRAMENTO, June 11.-Phelps was
nominated for Governor by tile RepubIi-
can Convention here yesterday, Cavis
for Lieutenant Governor, and Halltet for
Secretary ofState. ~ Ft
NEW YORK, June 11.-It is expected
the grand jury will find indictments
against several other wcll-known mer-
chants, and against Custom-house Off
cials, connected with silk smuggling.
BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE Court was
crowded to oyerflowing in the Beecher
trial to-day. Senator Morton, OF Indi-
ana, was present as a. spectator. Mr..
Beach resumed his speecn and is still
speaking. s
WASHINGTON, d. c., June lion the
recommendation of Ex-senator Harlan,
Hon. William b. Allison, Senator from
Iowa, has: been appointed Chairman of
the Convention to negotiate with the
Sioux Indians, in relation TO the Black
Hills and other mineral lands.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Direc-
tor General OF the International EXnibi-
tion is making debate allowance. OF
space to foreign commissioners. The
space required in many cases is very
great, ana American exhibitors can not
safely delay making applications.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 11.-Judge
Busklrk, this morning, instructed the
grand jury to indict the parties in the
recent Buell-Gilbert marriage, which
was solemnized by the parties them
selves, without justice or priest, to ter
inmate whenever either became dissat
fed.
LEBANON, N. H., June 1.-THE main
building of the Agricultural Works, in
this city, burned this morning, together
with the machinery and stock. Loss,
$3.50 Partially insured. One hun
dred and fifty workmen are thrown out
OF employment and have lost all their
tools. tft5. sY4
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE old Chor.
penniny claim against the Post-office De-
partment is again undergoing investiga-
ton. This claim came near being set
tied during Mr.. Creswell's time, and was
only stopped by the direction of Con-
gress. An effort was made hast winter
TO get the claim adjusted, but failed.
PARIS, June 11.--M. Olliyier's book in
defense of the ministry Of which he was
the head in the breaking out of the Fran
cO-Prussian war has appeared. 1t de-
clares that Prussia by her insults really
declared the war. His ministry can not
be held responsible for entering upon
the conflict, for the act was unani-
mously approved by the Senate and
Legislative boiy, nor Is it responsible
for the military Organization, which was
the work of years before 1t came into
power. M. Olivier claims for his min
istry that q few months after it's
organization it had calmed the pub
lie mind and restored the author
ity of the Government without employ
ing either corruption or intimidation.
He publishes a letter from the Emperor,
written after the fall Of the ministry, ex.
pressing continued confidence. In con-
rluslon, NJ. Olivier urges the Bonapart-
lists to help the present Government
maintain peace, and respect the Consti-
tuition, and when the opportunity comes
Tor revising the Constitution, then claim
al appeal to the pleblscite.