The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10
FLASHES.

Don Carlos is stopping quietly In Wash.
ing ION.
I0wa's losses by last weeks food are
put at a million of dollars.
Mr.. Blaine, appointed Senator from
Maize, has resigned as Representative
from the Third District.
The Long Branch races were won on
Saturday by ZHOzOo, Burger, Ascension
and Acrobat, The latter carrying on the
81, 500 purse.
From the new City Directory the pop
ulatiOn of Cleveland is estimated al
164 900, an increase Of SO from last
summers estimate.
Richard Y. Parsons, Member OF Con-
gress from the Louisville (Ky.) district,
died in Washington on Saturday Of con-
gestion OF the brain.
Tue New Orleans crooked-whisky cor
yicts were on Saturday sent to the Pen
itentiary, excepting FehrsRbach, vino
is still in New OIleans.
Geo. W. MorfOrd, living at Pissah, near
Ripley, o., Was shot by MS son yesterday
"a the RESULT OF quarrel. Tns wound,
though severe, Is nOI fatal.
News has been received in New YOr&
of the death, in Naples, Italy, OF Antonio
Bzrili, well known in this country and
Mexico as maestro and teacher OF sing
ing.
At Camp Bedle, N. j., on Saturday,
two hundred soldiers were prosts aasd by
the heat, many Of them dangerously.
The thermometer stood at 1l0 in the
shade.
Two more victims of the ROckdale
Iowa disaster, named Mary Kapp and
Chosen, were found. making forty
bodies recovered, and leaving but one
missing, as known.
Leonard Case, an old resident and
wealthy citizen Of Cleveland, mas trans
ferred valuable property known as the
Case Block to the Cleveland Library
Association for the nominal sum o.
s. 90.
II. C. Robinson, Of Malvern, Iowa,
shot himself through the head at Boone,
Iowa, yesterday. There il ne hDpe Oi
his recovery. He left A letter of explain
alton, but il is not TO DC opened tilI his
death.
A story comes frOm CIeves Valley,
Pa, that. daring fight among the BUSH
rangers, on the Fourth. Jamsey Beans
and Milo Carker were so severely
stabbed by one another that they have
since died.
A very serious riot occurred ON sasur-
day night and SUNDAY mOraiag between
tas whites aud c0l0red people Of Ham,
burg, Georgia SIX negroes and one
white man were killed, whsa the former
fed TO the country.
Eliza Armour, aged f0rty-uine years,
living at NswbuFg, Nsw York, 10 cure
rheumatism, wrapped herself in gar
neRts saturated with Kerosene, whlels
tS0k hTs, aAd she was burned 10 deaIn-
4 daughter OF Mrs. Armour, trying tss
save ner mothers lite. was taGzliy
burned
Robert Munrunacher, of MIlwAukee,
vino recently returned from E1roPe, 2E-
peared In Court In Milwaukee vester-
day aud rlesded guilty 10 = charge 0I
eonspiring 10 aeirsud the reveEue- h
wss sentenced TO one days imprissa-
menl in The County Jail, aAd a nee o;
$i0,0l0L
Tue Iron-m0ulIerss International As.
s0eixtioa was in session al Clevela0d d
during last week. About eighty dele
gates were present, representing nearly
every State in the Union- The reports
show that during the past two pears the
Association Distributed over SIS 90 for
ssrikss, and paid 81. 90 indssssdasss.
Gen. Tsrryss ofzclal report Of The Gus
ter massacre has been presented. IL
conSrms ;As former aeeaaat In nearly
every particular. Secretary Cameron
has nled vita the President fer the ia-
formation sf cssgrsss . history u ths