The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

QUEENSTOWN, April 3.--The steamship
A6yssinia, from New York, arrived here
at z. Nj. yesterday.
VIENNA, March 3.-The Emperor LETT
for Dalmatia yesterday. The conference
agreed upon with the King OF Italy, takes
place on Sunday at Venice.
HUDSON, N. Y, April 3.-The ice in
che Hudson remaining unbroken here Is
blocked up at various points, and dam
age is expected when breakup comes.
BISMARCK, d. T., April 3.-All parties
from here going to the Black Hills have
been stopped on this side OF the river.
Both Indians and troops are guarding
the prairies.
TORONTO, ONT, April 8.-Heavy floods
are reported at several localities. The
suburbs OF London are completely inun-
dated, and portions OF railway tracks
washed away.
+, MERIDEN, CONN.,, April 8.-Congress-
man Frye, Of Maine, addressed the Re-
publicans here last night. He endorsed
Bheriaan's course, and supported the
Administration throughout.
I ALBANY, n. Y, April 3.-An Ice gorge
ts reported several miles below, but The
dam must have given way during the
night, as the water is much lower to-
day. Heavy freshets are anticipated.
BROOKLYN, April 3.-The testimony Of
Henry M. Cleveland, in the Beecher
trial, is being taken to-day at his resi-
dence. MIR. Cleveland is too Ill to attend
court and is in bed while giving his codi-
ell.
NEW YORK, April 3.-The Kellogg
Opera Troupe commence the spring
season at the Philadelphia Academy on
Monday, April IL. They visit Washing
ton on the 10Th tor three days, and make
D brief visit to Baltimore on the 22d.
/ NORWICH, CT, April 3.-Gen. Garfield
delivered a speech to the Republican
mass meeting last night. He supported
the Republican policy in the South, and
argued that the country could only be
safe in the hands OF the Republican
party.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., April 3.-Last
might land slide occurred at Blooming
dale, on the Midland Railroad, twenty
eight miles from here, completely block
ing up the road. The milk trains due
here at midnight were thrown from tie
track.
! CALCUTTA, April 3.-Indications of a
Beditious and rebellious spirit are rife
among the natives in the Maratta dis
krict, and cause some uneasiness. Since
khe close of the trial of Guicowar, at
Baroda, these symptoms have been ON
the increase.
CHICAGO, April 3.-On Thursday night,
at Lake Seurich, Lake county, illinois,
Chicago detectives arrested, after fear
hui struggle, a man named Little, who
just opened the safe Of Mr.. Robinson,
q wealthy farmer, and secured $685. in
bonds and money.
J MADRID, April 3.-The Carlist General
6aballs has had an interview with Gen.
eral Campos at OlOt, under flag OF
truce. There is reason to believe he
will soon give in his adhesion to King
ALFONSO, and in return his present rank
will be recognized by the Government.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Arrangements
FOR the International r tie ma tch Between
american and Irish marksmen are being
pushed vigorously. All American rifle
men are invited TO take part in the con-
test, to decide who shall compose the
American Team. Contestants must be
native Americans.
J. STOCKHOLM, March 3.-Preparatlo
Tor new Swedish Polar Expedition are
Rctiyely progressing, and nearly COM
pleted. Prof. Norderskjold commands
the expedition. 1t is expected that ev-
erything will be ready to sail from
Tromzo early in June.
CHEYENNE, April 3.-Capt. Whitma
Dverhauied "Trnder Joe's" party at
camp near Fort Laramie. Capt. Whit
man Is encamped close by J0e's men
watching them. Joe says he accepts the
situation. and does not want to 20 to the
Black Hills against the orders of the
Government.
. LONDON, March 3.-Rumor circulating
bere, although not yet officially an
n0unced, that the Government contem.
plates establishing conscription at no
distant date. This ls said to be rem
dered necessary in consequence of the
threatening aspect of affairs in Europe,
and in consequence Of the difficulty Of
obtaining recruits.
MANCHESTER, N. H., April 3.-The
warm rain of last night and this morn
Ing has started the ice in the Merrimac
river. Near the bridge Of the NJ. & N. Nj:
railroad the ice is piling up rapidly.
Men are engaged in breaking up the ice
near Amoskeag mill, where it is from
two to three feet tuick. There are fears
Of freshet.