The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
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LONDON, May 19.--Amount of bulliol
gone into the Bank Of England to-day OF
balance f2e2,Ooo.,
MONTREAL, May 19.-H. Davis & Co
are announced as having failed. Liabil
1ties not stated.
LONDON, May 19.-Among the persons
lost by the wreck of the Cadiz was Johr
Morse, Detroit dentist.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Hon, Jesse D
Bright Is still lying at the point of dea tn
~ is now believed that he can endur,
nut day or SO at the most.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, May ia large
fre at Waco destroyed property to the
estimated value of $125,000, on which
there was $4,000 insurance.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, May 19.-Tht
races commence here June 1st and con
tinue four days. Great preparations are
being made and rare sport Is expected
The purse is $4,000.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Launeston, county OF Cornwall, saws
terrible conflagration is raging in tha
town, and it is feared that the whole O.
High street will be consumed.
LONDON, May 19-The sides of the
steamship Schiller have fallen in, cover
lng the specie, the best part of her cargo
aud probably number Of bodies. Blast
ing operations will be commenced Of
soon as practicable.
PERU, IND, May .19.-The Peru Driv.
ing Park has concluded to let the 2:2C
trot go. with Monarch, jr., Harry Mitchell
and General Grant entered. The horses
named will positively compete for the
purse, Friday, May 81.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Solicitor Will.
son leaves to-day tor Chicago and st.
Louis, where he will take charge OF the
whisky ring cases and work up evidence
for the Government. He has been de-
Jailed for this duty by Attorney General
Peirrepont.
BROOKLYN, May 19.-The Beecher-Til-
ton trial, at the opening this morning,
brought together another immense
crowd. Mr.: Beecher and family and
Theodore Tilton were present, and all
the other notable persons connected with
the trial. EX-Judge Porter commenced
his summing up tor the defense, and has
occupied the whole day without appa-
1ently getting fairly under way
CHICAGO, May 19-Gen. Hinman, the
new Superintendent of the Chicago Gus
tom-house, has left this city in answer to
. summons from Washington. 1t is un-
derstood that he Is unequivocally in fa-
vOr OF tearing down the present struc-
ture and beginning over on more reli-
able foundation, and he stated before
leaving that the Consulting Engineers
and Chiet Architect Potter are of the
same opinion in regard to the matter.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-At the session
Of the Supreme Lodge of Knights Of Py.
thias, held here yesterday, the Supreme
Chancellor presented his report. He
states that the Lodge is nearly
clear of debt, though year ago
1t was bankrupt. He urges imme-
diate action to establish the Order
in foreign countries. He says that lie
has already applications for Introducing
branch lodges into Holland and among
European residents in South Al.
rica. He states that memo
rial has been received from the
Oahu Lodge, Of Honolulu, composed of
American residents of that island, who
complain that the word s.white" in the
Constitution Of the Order excludes all
who are not Of Caucasian blood, and
that his Majesty King Kalakaua, though
he has received the highest Masonic de-
gree, yet can not become member of
lnis Order.-To-day there was a grand
parade Of all the knights of Pythias in
the city, numbering at least 5000. They
were attended by twenty-five brass
bands, and the display was grand and
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