The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-18
ly wounded in New Orleans Saturday
during the eleotion thare

during the election there.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company will
sell on Wednesday next one hundred
thousand tons of Pittston coal.
John Redd, jr., of Macarthur, o.. was
indicted Saturday for attempting to poi
son his betrothed, Miss Rosie Kitchen.
VIM. NJ. Tweed and VIM. Hunt will
be embarked at Corrunna for Cuba as
prisoners on Thursday next, the 21st
inst.
D. b. Beam, wealthy merchant oil
Paterson, N. j., has called meeting OF
his creditors. His Liabilities amount to
1896, 900.
An immense independent Greenback
meeting was held at Terre Haute, Satur-
day, the largest political meeting ever
held there.
The boiler OF saw-mtll at Murfrees-
boro, Tenn, exploded yesterday, killing
Samuel Stevens (white) and VIM. Har-
rison (colored).
Abe Klenman shot and, tits supposed,
mortally wounded Charles Creighton, at
Chicago. Saturday during q heated po-
litical discussion.
The existence OF q treaty between
Russia and Germany providing for the
settlement of the Eastern question, in
case of war, is officially denied.
The Almonte furniture factory, in
Almonte, Ont, and number of adioin-
ing buildings burned yesterday morning.
Loss of the furniture company $4,000.
The Typographical Union at Philadel-
phia has agreed to reduction of ten per
cent, to take effect October 2. The re-
duction applies to book as well as news
paper work.
The United States Grand Jury at
Jefferson City has found indictments
against several persons for completely in
the war claim frauds, perpetrated during
the administration Of Governor Wood
son.
The trial of Lee, the Mormon Elder,
for completely in the Mountain Meadow
massacre, is in progress. The evidence
is substantially the same as at the
former trial. Several others are to be
tried for the same offense.
The trial of Ex-Secretary Belknap on
criminal indictment for accepting
money in connection with the Fort Sill
leadership will not take place until De-
cember. In the meantime, Belknap will
remove to his former home in Iowa.
Two army officers have been detailed
by the Secretary of War to test the
foundation OF the Washington Monu-
ment. Tit is found capable of sustain
ing the additional weight work on the
monument will be resumed at once.
A detachment OF Crooks command,
one hundred and fifty in number, at
tackled forty lodges of Indians near
Deadwood on the 14th, capturing large
quantity of provisions and killing two
or three Indians. Three soldiers were
killed.
The Wheeler Brothers, who have been
working their famous claim 10. 2 below
Gaysville, on Deadwood Creek (Black
Hills), have arrived at Fort Laramie
with paid escort of twenty men. They
bring as the proceeds of their work for
seven months over $500, ,000-nineteen
hundred pounds OF dust.
An accident occurred on the railroad
near Versailles, Ind, yesterday, killing
D. W. Richardson, drover, OF Clayton,
Indiana; fatally injuring Charles Record,
OF Centerton, Indiana, who died at 8
A. NJ. j. d. Richardson, brother OF d.
W. Richardson, drover, and F.W. Brown,
brakeman, are seriously injured inter-
their recovery. Both Richardson and
Record were married.
Mayor Latrobe, OF Baltimore, states
that no case Of yellow fever prevails in
that city. DR.. Stewart, Health Commits
sioner, states that a type of malarial
fever prevails to some extent in East
Baltimore, fronting the back basin, In
tenement houses, at the foot of Thames,
Dallas and Caroline streets; that he Wis
ted the locality Friday, and found
,welve or thirteen cases of the fever,
which originated from the bad sanitary
OF the neighborhood, most Of
which were improving.