The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
WHAT THE W1n IFS lwHfspER.

Wdo uIoWHSu yoooCLudys
The picture, "Elaine," stolen in San
Francisco, has been recovered.
The Courthouse at N Newark, Ohio, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday.
Senator Shepherd, who has been very
i'll at Columbus, is slowly convalescing.
Track laying on the Anderson, Leba-
non 81 st. Louis Railroad will commence
soon.
James lTrimble, q welLknown livery
man, OF Greensburg, Ind, died suddenly
yesterday.
Chas. Crandall, formerly of Pefnsyl.
vania, was drowned at Howard City,
Mich, on Saturday.
Anna Grimes, of Meadville, Penn, was
Cleveland and Killed.
Bishop Roseeraus has accepted the in.
vitation Of Warden Innis to hold religious
services in the Penitentiary.
william Robertson, a lake captain,
suicided by taking morphine in his
whisky, at Grand Rapids, Mich, last
night.
Governor Allen1s arranging for short
vacation this week, and proposes TO visit
Fruit Hill, where he has not beentor five
months.
The Colt Block, In Buffalo, N. Y, was
burned ,on Saturday. Loss, $220, 900
Edward Chester, a fireman, was killed
by the falling walls.
IAN excitement was created In Yank.
ton, d. T., yesterday, by the arrival aoi
two men from the Black Hills with mug.
gets and particles of gold.
The Collector at Key West telegraphs
that there have been only three sporadic
cases of yellow fever. No other cases,
and no real cause for alarm.
A fire destroyed the finishing depart.
ment of Cooper, Hewett & Co.'s Wire
Mill, Trenton, N. j., causing damages tc
the amount of 10000. No Insurance.
The state carriage of Cardinal Nc.
Closkey is on exhibition in New York
1t is a plain but very costly affair, the
harness alone costing three thousand
dollars.
Governor Porter has pardoned Ex.
Senator Robert MeKenna, sentenced to
the Tennessee Penitentiary for five years
for. marrying his former wife's grand,
daughter.
The President will be accompanied by
all the members of his Cabinet on his visit
to Massachusetts Oh the 10Th inst. to at
tend the centennial celebration Of the
battle Of Concord.
VIM. Hoge, President. of the st. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Railroad, and
connected with the. banking house OF
VIM. Hoge & Co., New York, died at st.
Louis last night.
A fire in the planing-mill of J'T. Dem
ham, corner OF Center and Columbus
streets, Cleveland, damaged the build
ing, machinery and stock about IS, 600.
Partially insured. Origin Of fire un-
known. -
The total coinage in March amounted
to $3.50, 800; Of this amount $2,Sl1, ,06O
was in double eagles, $50, 200 in trade
dollars, $3I3, 800 in half dollars, $S1 $3.50 In
quarter dollars, 1914, ,02O in dimes and
$73S, 10 in subsidiary coinage.
In the U. S. Court at Memphis yester-
day, Judges Emmons and Ballard over
ruled the motion of the Attorney General
OF the State to dismiss the Gibson county
Ku-Klux for want of jurisdiction, and
will proceed with the trial this week.
John e. Rosseaux, President, and
Thomas 8. Armstead, Cashier of the
Richmond Dollar Savings Bank, which
collapsed during the panic in 1878, were
arrested Saturday, charged with en-
bezzling 81, 900 OF funds OF the bank, and
with making fraudulent entries.
About two thousand citizens Of San
Domingo, victims of Baez's action while
under the immediate protection OF United
States iships-of-war, present claims on
the United States Government for losses
and injuries to the Government and
people arising therefrom. The damages
claimed amount to about Sb,000,O00. -
A railroad collision occurred Sunday
near Tyrone, Ia, on the Chicago, Quincy
Il Burlington Road, completely Wrecking
both engines and instantly killing II. u.
Miller, conductor of the Chicago express !;
Gardener, American Express messen.
ger, and B. ,Picklef, fireman. Engineers
Pugh and Streeter, and Mcdonald, fire
man, sustained serious but not fatal in
juries. One OF the baggage-masters is
missing. The wreck took ire, but was
quickly extinguished.
The junketiug Senators have aban-
doned their tripto Mexico on account OF
the yellow fever reports. A few of them
have embarked on the Dispatch tor a
short cruise on the Atlantic coast, and
the following who were originally of the
party, have sailed for Vera Cruz on the
steamer Havana: Col. Thomas A. Scott;
Mr.. Mackie, of Philadelphia; Hon. VIM.
Walter Phelps, of New York; Ex-Goy.
Jos. Il. Brown, wife and son; Captain
Grant; Mr.. Nutting and son; Miss Pc
ters, o[.Georgia; Ben. Perley POore and
daughter, of Boston; Richard Weight
man and wife, of New Orleans; Hon. e.
Il. Plumb.