The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11
FLASHES.

The Medical Congress at Philadelphia
has adjourned.
The rates by rail to the Centennial are
reduced ten per cent further.
| There are rumors of new miners
strike in the Tuscarawas Valley.
| General S. S. Frye, of Danville, KY,
is appointed United States Marshal,
vice Murray, resigned.
Miss Mamie Jones, of Nebraska, died
from the effects of chloroform, inhaled
to have tooth extracted.
Ten Baltimore roughs broke up a politi.
cal meeting at that place Friday even
Ing. Nobody seriously hurt.
Thomas Moore, a New York rough, was
killed in miscellaneous row Saturday
night, by one Michael Mccarthy. No
arrests.
General Banks has consented to be
the Republican candidate for reelection
to Congress from the Fifth Maasachu-
setts District.
A Victoria dispatch says the Carnar-
Won Club has, been confirmed, Which de-
mapds the railroad or separation, and
will send delegates to England.
A number Of houses adjoining the Gem
tennial Building were burned On Satur-
day, creating considerable excitement
aud slightly endangering the ExposI-
ton.
W. B. Clark, Of New York, whose fail
ure Yas recently reported, has notified
the Stock Exchange that he is prepared
to pay all Indebtedness in full on pres
entation.
A Los Angeles dispatch says Klingen-
smith, Mormon, a witness of the Noun
tain Meadow massacre, has been cap-
tured on the MohaVe Desert and brought
TO that city.
Yellow fever interments in Savannah
yesterday, 10. Passengers for Florida
and Southwest Georgia, arriving there
via Charleston, are Transferred three
miles from the city to Southern bound
trains.
The admissions to the Centennial
show Saturday were one hundred and
sixteen thousand, of which almost one
thousand were cash to the main |
exhibition and torty-fve hundred to the |
livestock show.
At San Francisco yesterday "Admis-
sion Day" was celebrated by military |
parade, regatta of the Yacht Club, and q |
picnic by the pioneers and other socie- |
lies. The Governor decided not to make
,he day legal holiday.
A Portland (Oregon) dispatch says
wheat exporters are having trouble Sc
curing grain to load vessels arriving un-
ier charter. Farmers generally will not
sell for the prices now ruling. Export
srs will be slow to take up more vessels
lnder the circumstances.
The Peace Commissioners have made
proposition to the Sioux, by which they
ire TO either rellnqulsh that portion of
he reservation lying west of the 1903 deg.
meridian, or remove to the Indian Terri-
ory and pursue the peaceful employ
nent of agriculture, receiving houses.
arms and rations from the Government
IL such case.
Mrs. Josephine Mellor, mother Of e,
/. Mellor, the absoonding Montreal
eweler, who was arrested at st. Louis
Thursday, made an application to Judge
|ones, OF the Criminal Court, yesterday,
or writ Of habeas corpus in behalf OF
Ier sou, with view to his release from
onfinement. Judge Jones issued the
writ returnable next Tuesday.
At the instance of the Society for the
of Cruelty to Children the
of Murray's circus and three
aged fourteen, eight and four i,
ears, apprenticed acrobats, were ar
ested at Poughkeepsie, New York, Sat ,
rday. MIR. Murray was subsequently L
eleased, and the children were sent to :
lew York in care Of the society's Off
ers, t- ,