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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04
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THE COMPLEXION IN COLUMBUS.
National Associated Press to the Star
COLUMBUS, O., May 4.-The Democratic
County Convention nominated B. F.
Bowen for Surveyor, Harvey Cashatt
Clerk OF Court, and w. J. Clark Prosecuting
Attorney. The fight for County Treasurer
was the leading event. The first ballot re.
suited: Beck so; Heffner, 43. The nine.
teen delegates to the State Convention are
John G. Thompson, George L. Converse,
Amos Oberly Charles G. Joffen, Alien
0. Myers, A. G.. Grant, +. +. Bingham,
Jacob Reinhardt, John Fox, p. A. Egan,
Andrew Schwarz, J. +. Mohling, B. F. FL
lott, D. w. Brown, J. G. Lunn, BEN. L.
Reese, 0. P. Cheney, John Knopp and D.
W. G. Sayer. 4.t .elf,,, \ MAJ
There is great doubt felt here whether
sional denomination. Pickaway County
will be solid for Walling. and Perry 70,
W. E. Finck. But both are for Judge
Wright. of Fairfield, whom his own county
supports. Converse must have twelve votes
outside Of franklin County, s a, ,,..
GRANT GROWING WEAKER.
OMAHA, May Alive counties in this
State have instructed for Blaine. The
Grant movement is dailt growing weaker
There is no doubt that straight Blsihs
delegation will be sent from Nebraska tt
Chicago. ial ...,..,
MONTANA ALL FOR BLAINE. al
HELENA, MONTANA, May "A straight
Blaine delegation was elected on Saturday.
"a OLD DOMINION DEMOCRACY. al
% WINCHESTER, Va, May A DEM ocratie
mass meeting, having f,r its object the
harmonizing Of the Readjuster and Debt
paying wings of the party in this State,
was held here yesterday, a large crowd
being present. .4y ifss 3.
Senator Gordon spoke especially against
an Independent, ticket being put in the
field by the DEM Gratis. ~ NJ fwsN
Last night Senator Pendleton spoke on
the same theme. ua tssi sIRD y VI
NEW YORK ANTI.THIRD TERMERs. af'i
New YoRK, May 4.-The vario us district
clubs Of the Republican Central Anti.
third ERIN Campaign Club held primary
elections last night in the different As
senlby districts throughout the
city and elected nu three delegates
and three alternates each to the Republi
can National Convention at Chicago
Among the delegates elected are General
Francis @. Barlow, Colonel Ethrn Allen,
Professor Felix Adler, Tliurlow Weed
Sheridan Shook and A. ]. Diltenhoefer.
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A MARRIED COUPLE
Wants 81, 900 for Being Put off steamboa

Charles G. Wilcox and Nellie M. Wilcox,
brought suit in the Court of Common
Pleas to-day, against Capt. J. d. Hegler, s.
c. Mcintyre and WIN. +. Mcintyre, of the
steamboat Golden City, to recover 5000
damages. Wilcox claims that he engaged
passage for himself and wife, the other
plaintiff mentioned above, from New
Orleans to this city on condition that his
wife was to have cabin, the expense for
the same to be worked for by him.
He says that at night he went to his
wife's room, and that thereupon the Cap
tain ordered the couple to leave the steam
er. They were accordingly put off at Cairo,
ILL.,, and had to take another boat for this
city. The suit is brought by Mr. Harry Il.
Probasco. Y.A swim .va
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Shadow Of Coming Eysnss.

The Spring Festival OF the German Pro-
testaht Orphan ASYLUM will take place
next Sunday at the grounds Of the Asylum,
Mt. Auburn. r lloG .pa3 er
) "Great Deeds of Men" will be the sub
ject of the lecture to be delivered by Rev.
G. H, Fowler DID,, LID. at the Trinity
Church, this evening. as. s;lt, -.t
\ The Board of Equalization will meet on
the 18th inst. in the Office of Auditor Cap
pelleE The City Board will not meet un-
i'll the middle OF next month.
i The outrage perpetrated on Cadet Whit
taker will be discussed by the Cincinnati
Literary and Dramatic Circle at their
rooms, 200 Vine street, this evening.
The rehearsals of the pupils Of the Pub
lie Schools for their annual Festival Of
Song takes place Friday morning and after
noon Of this week in tie great Music Hall.
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TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 4. 1880. i

which was formerly known as the New
York Midland, and runs from Lewiston to
Oswego and New York City. This will give
Jay Gould an unbroken trunk. line from
SAN Francisco to New York. jr gp'a57s
Z A reporter called at the Office of the
President of the Wabash Railroad Com
pany, Mr.. Solon Humphreys, s, and was there
informed in an emphatic manner that there
was not word of truth in the story SO far
as reported lease was concerned, nor were
there any just grounds upon which the re.
port could in any way be based.
LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE EXPRESS.
LouIsvILLE, Mat 4-The final step which
merges the Union Express Company In the
Louisville d Nashville Railroad has been
taken, and hereafter the business will be
done under the name OF ''The Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Company's Express
Bureau" Mr.. B. +. Guthrie, of the old
Express Company, will be Manager. tA
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compapied by Charley TAYLOR and Charley
Price, arrived in the city last night.
Prince Leopold. the youngest and only
unmarried son of Queen Victoria, will
visit Cincinnati this year. He leaves Eng.
land on the 18th inst, and will spend fouI
months in America. .i
Mr.. Frank Culbertson, Mr.. John O. Cash,
Mr.. Casper Hopple, Mr.. s. Jackson, Mrs.
M. Hopple and Miss NJ. Rawson were eg.
istered in Rome, Italy, on April 18th.
They are all Cincinnatians. I.
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WASHBURNk'S WRATH
At Being Paraded as a Presiden-
T - tial Candidate
National Associated Press to the Star.

Nationhl Associated PreS TO the Star l.t.R
CHICAGO, May 4.-The Daily News Of to-day
says 1t is authorized by Hon. E B. Washburne to
state that he still adheIes unequyocsny to hisal-
ready announced position, and that the various
movements looking to his eandidature for the
Presidency are entirely without his approval.
Mr. Washburne says positively that under no
circumstances will he be candidate for the Presi
dency but that he is for Gen. Grant first last and
all the time He is very much panied at the
course OF gentlemen who profess to be. butwho
are using his name in an entirely unauthorized
manner. The meeting il the Eighteenth Ward
on Saturday night, of which Mr.. Hampstead
Washburu was Secretary, at which resolution
endorsing E. b Washburne for the Presidency
was passed, was conducted entirely without Mr.
Washburne's knowledge and much to his disgust
The meeting announced for this evening at
FairbanS Hall is also denounced by Mr.. Wash
burne In unequivocal terms i] i@ly}a
Mr. Washburne this morning left with General
Grant for Springfield. His desire, he says, is that
every true friend OF his shall support General
Grant and he expressed himself as entirely out
OF patience with the men who are parading his
name against his will, 5utg3Iftfl #, .THlt
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r PRESIDENT. R. 3 81 .||''l
Once Mere He Comes Down With
His Little Veto. 4o.
Deficiency Bill Returned With
His Objections.

DEFICIENCY BILL VETOED.


Special to the Star. ~. ~ z. :.
WAsHIneror, May 4. The President
has vetoed the Deficiency Bill, and the veto
message will be ready very shortly.
IN r TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The following has just been sent to Con-
gress: e
TO the House OF Representatives:
After mature consideration of the bill
entitled "An act making appropriations to
supply certain deficiencies in the appropri-
atiDns for the service Of the, Government
for the fiscal year ending June Both, 1880,
and for other purposes" l return it to the
House Of Representatives in which it
originated, with my objections to its pas
sage. oo ooo
The bill appropriates about $4,000. 600,
of which over $500, 900 is for the pay ment
Of the fees of U. g. Marshals and Of the
general and special Deputy Marshals,
earned during the current fiscal year oi
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Carpets.

Messrs. Aims & Doepke, the enterprising
merchants of Main street, this morning
added one hundred rolls tapestry Brussels
to their already large stock. The patterns
are entirely new, rich and rare. They are
always leading the market, allow nothing
to become stale on their hands and permit
no one to- excel them in qualify, quantity
or price. Those wishing to buy should call
early and examine the stock before it is
consumed, as Aims q Doepke are so well
known and have so large patronage that
the goods will not remain long on their
floors. aw .f
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New Paalars.

The following patrolmen were sworn in this
afternoon by Mayor Jacob: I1 totl
Reason W. Green, Peter schmlegel, Henry
Krumdick, VIM. Roete hoefer, James Askew,
VIM. G. CLANCY. John Piaff. Vim. Ormston, Her.
man Arey, Antonio Malapeili, Geo. A.. Colcher,
Richard Schape, Barney Kock, Valentin Vein
heimer, P, b Knople, Joseph Westendorf Maui
rice Sussman, Fred Achepohl, Thomas Grogan
and James Lawler Ila1s'G M as iii8
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Serious Labor Blot in Quebec.
National Associated Press 10 the Star

QUEBEC, May 4.-During melee, yester-
day afternoon between the English s. eak-
ing and French speaking ship laborers,
several pistol shots were fired, and one
man, it is feared, shot fatally, and his body
thrown into the river. The trouble origi-
mated in the Union Canadienne Ship La
borers' Association, declaring some time
ago that they. would not work on the half
and-half princi ple-that is that half the
labor should be done by Frenchmen and
half by English speaking people. Several
arrests we're made including Mr.. Wiseman.
the Secretary Of the Union. Much excite
ment prevails. t.i
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Local Personal.

4 Colonel John Kennett delivered mag
nificent address before the Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Association last night
,Bishop Elder confirmed three adults and
d class of eleven children at st. AIMS
Colored Catholic Church, on New street.
eastcf Broadway.
Mrs DR.. Howard last evening celebrated
the anniversary of her birthday at her resi-
dence on NTH street. The affair was
formal but thoroughly enjoyable.
Mr.. Fred. Engelhardt, tie well-known
manager Of pedestrian tournaments ac.
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u VICTIMS OF THE ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
RAILROAD RUMORS.
Is THIS A GOULD GRAB2
National Associated Press to the star.

National AssOcfated Press 70 the star -
Z NEW YoRK, May 4.-The Graphic's Wash
ingto special says Congressman Newberry
OF Michigan has received private telegram
from an interested friend, announcing that
the Wabash Railroad Company had leased
the Great Western OF Canada thus making
anothertrunk line from San Francisco to
New York. lfu
This lease will necessitate the construc-
ten of the proposed Butler extension con.
meeting tie Wabash Road with the Great
Western at Detroit and cutting off Toledo.
Mr.. Newberry has further information that
the Great Western will build line frsm
Welland to Lewiston, Canada, and then
connect with the Ontario Il Western Road,
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A new hat, number of letters and
papers addressed to Leonard orr. 76 Provi-
dence, street, and the photograph of a
young lady, were found in an ash-barrel at
the corner Of Court and Race streets this
morning. A suicide was suspected, but on
inquiring at 76 Providence street, no one
could be found who knew orr.
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The offer of G. H. yelling of $35 per month for
the privilege of collecting grease at the Mclean
avenue sewer, was accepted.
An extension Of time of sixty days was granted
the property owners on Clark street. between
John and Freeman avenue, IN which to repair
sidewalks
The Engineer reported that r. y Stewart OF
Gown gton, KY, was the lowest bidder for the
construction of the iron fence on the west side of
the CITY Park. The contract was awarded to
Stewart and transmitted to Council for approval.
The application of the Stone Lake Ice Com
pany for permission TO place scale on Eggleston
avenue, near Broadway, was rejected.
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Sixteen thousand and sixty persons
went up the Mt. Adams Incline Plane last
Sunday. This is the largest number of peo-
pie ever hauled up an incline plane in the
city of Cincinnati in one day since incline
planes have been in existence here.
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Little Willie Koch, the two-year-old
lad who was burned some days ago at fire
in his parents bakery, 333 Main street. died
at 7 o'clock this morning from the effects
of his injuries.
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r EGAL NOTICE.-NoTIcE IS HEREBY CIV
i j EN that l was, on April 10, 1880, appointed
and qualified as administrator de bonis non, with
the Will annexed, Of the estate OF Asa H. Cone,
Sr., deceased. GEORGE INCOME
McGARRY KING, Attorneys. Cincinnati, O.,
northeast corner Fifth and Main streets
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The horses attached to the carriage Of
Mrs. s. c. Foster ran away on Clifton ave-
nue., near the Elm-street Incline Plane, this
morning about half-past 10 o'clock, max
ing total wreck Of the vehicle. For
tunately Mrs. Foster and her coachman
escaped uninjured. od.a ~ NpL-.f.r at
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Detective Mead this morning arrested
a colored woman named Annie Wren, at
Winnie Woodson's house, No. 267 West
Third street, who is wanted in Louisville
on charge Of grand larceny. Steve. rushed
her lysr to the Covington Jail, and by doing
so, the formality of waiting for requisi-
ton will be dispensed with --.~.,,....
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Kailoch TO He Prosecuted.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 4.-The Board oi
Supervisors last night adopted resolnti n
declaring that Mayor Kslloch had used in
cendiary Language in addressing public
meeting of unemployed workingmen, and
urging the Public Prosecutor to bring pro-
ceedings against him for violation Of the
lawot4ITf Il i4l.g a. 81 'g.+.,q f.a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04

George E. Siddell, who some time ago
was arrested on charge of perjury, pre-
ferred by Benjamin Best, was arraigned
before Squire Wright last evening and
bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04

Maurice Sussman, of the discharged
sanitary men, has been reinstated by the
Mayor, and will go on duty tonight at
Hammond street. taking his old beat in
Bucktown with Officer Butler.
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The Crime By Which He Made
His Name Notorious.
Serious Shooting Among
Scipio Farmers.
Tom Wash Falls a Victim to His
Own Weapon. @'..
SHOOTING AMONG scIpIo FARMERS

ia,,a SHOOTING AMONG sCIPIo FARMERS.
Specials to the Star. 81 vat u-awIa,-..
4 NORTH VERNON, IND.,- May A bitter
feud has for q long time existed between
VIM. Wright and Van Buren, Ballard, two
farmers who reside on joining farms, near
Scipio, which eliminated yesterday after
noon, because OF the stock owned by one of
them going upon the others Enclosures. In
the melee Wright drew his revolver and
fired two shots at Ballard, one passing
through his neck, inflicting very serious
wound. - tr crl-5 9dt
'si 10 DEATH FROM sUFFoCATION. rn ntfre
DECATUR, I'LL, May 4.-The town of Cerro
Gordo, in this county, is much excited
over the sudden death by suffocation Of
harness maker named A. G. Carpenter,
aged forty years. leaving wife and several
children. 70 y "'1r .'Ji "a 34au
SD CHILD-MURDER AND SUICIDE
ATLANTA, Ga, May "A special from
Columbus, Ga, states that last night Billy
Beach. colored, stole the baby OF Jennie
Hendricks, of which he was the father,
and murdered the child by drowning it in
q cistern. apn4 H8a.0 5t. slti..1
He then went and notified his friends oi
what he had done, and returning to, the
place where he had murdered the child, al
once committed suicide by jumping into
the same cistern and drowning himself.
,o SHOT WITH HIS OWN WEAPON. a,.
MENDOZA, ILL. Jan. 4-During colored
meeting last night an alteration, resulting
from an old feud, arose between Tom Wash,
an office janitor, and Gabe Smith, till
within few weeks since head cook at the
passenger-honse. Wash drew revolver,
and in the scnfHe that ensued, in attempt.
ing to disarm him, the pistol went off and
Wash was corpse in less than two min
utes The deceased was industrious, and
bore good character.
e , GOV. FOSTERS FOURTH PARDON.
COLUMBUS O., May 4.-Ths Governor is.
sued his fourth pardon this morning. The
recipient was Thos. Kennon, sentenced jan
uary, l879 for two years for robbery, from
Paulding County. His accomplice, Lewis
Banks, only got eighteen months. The
motive was to equalize the sentence. t9'a
au.. SQUIRE GOES HUNTING.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 4. Rober
Owen, Justice of the Peace, while hunt
ing yesterday near Star City, fell from hi.
horse in crossing a stream, and was acci
dentally shot through the chest by his own
gun and killed. He was prominent citi-
zen.
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Rough On An Officer.

While Officer Dellinger, who reports at Bremen
street Station, was sleeping in his room at 1888
Vine street, sneak thiei entered 1t and stole his
vest, containing silver watch and six dollars in
money. About an hour afterward Mrs. Dellinger
found the vest in the back yard, but the contents
were gone.
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Marriage License Clerk Harry Rechtin
has been informed not to issue license to-
J. Davis Dummy Davis) and Louisa NJ.
Uberschlag, the mother of tie latter stat
ing that her daughter is nonresident,
but lives in Kentucky. Both are deaf
mutes ,''
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Down ON DecoratiOn Day.

PROVIDENCE R. L., May 4.-The Com
mon Council last night for the first time
since the close Of the war, refused to vote
al. appropriation for Decoration Day on
The grounds that the occasion had merged
from memorialda into a day Of pleas
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LEGAL.

r EGAL NOTICE.-NOTICE rs GIVEN THAT
i \ OH the 30th Of April, 1880, the Probate Court
of Hamilton County declared the estate of George
". Cress, deceased, probably insolvcnt Creditors
are required to present their Chains to the under
signed for allowance within six months.
JOHN MCCORMACK, Executor.
CINCINNATI May 4, 1880. 81
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FOR RENT.

T1OR RENT HoUSE--A -ANEWLY-Fu FINISHED
il house in Home City, thirty-fye minutes ride
from the city and dcsirsb!e residence for health
and convenience, Consisting Of six rooms, coal
house, wash-house and all modern ccnvenlences.
Address y. W. G.. this Office, or call on Mr.. GEO.
MCINTYRE, Home CITY,
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Mr.. Baker President of the Board transmitted
to the Comptroller the following statement of the
amount of money needed for the various funds
under the control of the Board of Public Works
for the year 1880; 20 Vs. feu, .g4..e
Street repairing amount of contrat. 400
Deficit (beng difference between amounts 3
Y Of contract and of levy from June, 1876 itg
70 June 80. 1880. inclusiye) $1,000
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nie6

CASEY-May ID, Mrs Maria Casey, aged n
years months and days.
The friends are invited TO attend the funeral
from Union Chapel Seventh street, on Wedues-
day, the 9Th, at 1880 o'clock p. m. .,....
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Meat Inspector Snyder to-day con-
demned and confiscated lot Of bad beef,
which was on sale at Lower Market by Abe
Berwanger. '-'7
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iDa al FIRE BUGS IN OMAHA.
National Associated Press to the Star

OMAHA, May 4-This city was fred Sun
day night in several places, but only one Of
the buildings hred burned down; as the FIRE
department did most effectual work. We
have had incendiary 6res every night since
Thursday last, and there seems TO be per-
sistent attempt to burn the city. A large
lumber yard and manufacturing establish
ment were fired last night, but both were
saved. Summary measures are liable to be
adopted If the fire bngs are captured. The
losses in the aggregate are already heavy.
BANK ROBBERY At PARIS, KY. {
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-The Citizens MAJ
tiona Bank Of Paris, Ky.swas robbed be-
tween Saturday night and Monday morn
ing of bonds to the amount OF about $l7,-
600. The thieves entered through the
cellar. 5ol -Q1e go sWtlnmol sdt - I
FEARFUL FRArRrcrDE AT BRooKvILLE.
BRooKv1LLE, IND, May 4-Yesterda af-
teriioon as DR.. John R. Goodwin was pass
ing along Main street be was met by his
brother, Colonel r. M. Goodwin, and shot
three times, the first shot taking effect in
the abdomen, the second i'll the back and
the third in the right arm.
t The Doctor died at o'clock at night.
The Colonel is under arrest. The Colonel
held grudge against his brother for many
years. I
DR.. Goodwin was honored and respected
by all whe knew him. +
He once represented the old Fourth Dis
trict in Congress, and has held many Offices
Of trust and honor. His brother is bad
character, troublesome and quarrelsome.
The Doctor and his brother, Rev. ]. u.
Goodwin, were delegates to the NJ. e. Con-
ference at Cincinnati. i4
tLd VICTIMS OF THE ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
FALL RIVER, MASS, May 4-James C.
Crowley. one OF the persons injured in the
fall of the elevator in Borden Block, this
city, died yesterday. VIM. D. Sullivan,
injured at the same time, is rapidly sink
ing. The accident occurred April 14th,
and H. Sevey was the only person then
thought to be fatally injured.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE. n
CHICAGO, May "A fire occurred in the
Illinois Zinc Works last evening, destroy.
ing two factories, at loss Of 5000, and
throwing out Of employment one hundred
men. The origin OF the fire is not known.
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Graut Gone From Their Gaze.
Associated Press To the Star

CHICAGO, May AIT nine o'clock this
forenoon General Grant left by the icaso
Il Alton train for Springfield, I'll. At Lin
coin, IlI. he will be met by a large recep-
ton COMMITTEES from Springfield.
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Fourth Edition.
THE. LATEST
Quarantine mt New Orleans.

Quarantine mt New Orleans.
Special to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-The Governor
will issue an order establishing from and
after Monday next quarantine against the
ports Of Havana, Vera Cruz and Rio De
Janeiro, optional with the Board of Health
Is to duration. 5fNs sttH .a"