The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
WHAT THE WIRES WHISPER.

CnlcagO HreO one nunureu guns iol
Andy last night.
MIR. and Mrs. Sartoris arrived in New
York yesterday.
Specie shipments yesterday, $430,000,
of which $255, 900 was gold coin.
VIM. Giese, of Lancaster, o., fractured
his skull by falling from ladder.
Louisville has determined upon an
elaborate celebration OF Mardi-Gras.
The planning mill of Clark, Kennedy &
Co., Cadiz, o., was burned yesterday.
A narrow gauge railroad between
Washington, Pa, and Waynesburg, is
being agitated.
The Arkansas State Grange met yes
terday at Little Rock. Every county
was represented.
The authorities of Havana have per-
mitted Garcia, who sold the stolen Mu-
rillo picture, to go tree.
The late Mrs. Ann White Vose, in a
will just made public, bequeathed $3.50, 900
to public Institutions Of Boston.
At Lancaster, o., the Silver Mining
Company received their incorporation
papers from the Secretary of State yes
terday.
The Illinois Legislature, by a very
large majority, yesterday passed resolu-
tlons vigorously denouncing the Louisi-
ana usurpation.
An Italian named Longonetti, who
kept trult-stand in Memphis, was fa-
tally stabbed yesterday by boy named
Louis, whom Longonetti had severely
beaten.
There was a lively row in the Illinois
Legislature, yesterday, over the PROPOSE
tion to discharge the Speakers clerk,
who receives W. per day, and employ one
at VA. The proposition was defeated.
The case of the State of Kansas against
George S. Smith, ex-lreasurer of Leav-
enworth county, has been settled salts
1actorily to all parties concerned. his Sc
curities having paid to the Receiver the
iull amount agreed upon-S6I, 900.
The third day of the billiard tourna.
ment at Cleveland, Mullen beat Coleman,
score 200 to 70, winners average 2-33
uoning beat Choate, score 2OO to 129,
winners average & 3-16; Thatcher beat
Blum, score 2OO to l2l, winners average
3 lib.
The National Committee of the Civil
Rights Leaugue (colored) have present
ed an address TO the Senate Committee
on Judiciary, demanding the Senate bill
ored persons TO all schools, hotels, pub.
lie conyeyances, &c.
Rosner, The missing brakeman on the
Chicago road, who, it was supposed, fell
from a train and was fatally injured,
near Newcastle, Indiana, has reported
tor duty. He slipped from The platform
as the train was leaving the junction,
but sustained no injuries.
At Grand Rapids, Michigan, plaster
er, named Jack Hughes, employed on the
union school-building, fell on a piece OF
glass, covered by pile OF shavings. The
glass entered his side, between the hill
and the ribs, inticting wound six inch
es deep, by two wide. He died in gfea
agony about ten hours after the accident
aged nineteen.
The Nevada Senate has passed reso
luton disappearing the interference OF
the military with the civil power, holding
De Trobriand not guilty OF intended
wrong, approving the course of the Pres
ident in the Louisiana difficulty, and ex.
pressing confidence that he will in the
future, as in the past, execute the laws
with justice and moderation.
At Rising Sun, Indiana, Tuesday even
ing, young man named Henry ONeil
while attempting to light a fire with gas
oline, Got burned SO badly that he dice
to-day. The can burst and saturated
his clothes so badly that, although there
were several in the room, they could no
get his garments off in time to save him
He was about twenty-five years of age.
The Lake Shore & Tuscarawas Valley
railroad was sold at auction yesterday
at Cleveland by United States Marsha
Prentice-Selah Chamberlain, of tha
LII nj Il off RI fn.
| The sale was made subject to all the
rights and liens created by the first deet
to the Trust Company OF New York ant
| a mortgage made by the Elyrla u Blaci
River railroad to W. s. Streator AZ
Trustee.
Rev. Thomas Il. Dudley, late Rector o
Christ Church, Baltimore, was conse
Grated Assistant Bishop of Kentucky
| yesterday in that city. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Johns, Of Virginia
and the conservation service was per
formed by Bishop Smith, of Kentucky
Rev. Dr.. Whittle, Assistant Bishop o
Virginia, Rev. Dr.. Pinkney, Assistan
Bishop of Maryland, and Rev. DR.. He'll
! muth, Lord Bishop Of Huron, Canada
took part in the ceremonies.
At Tifin, Ohio, Saturday last, William
Powers, engineer on the Baltimore
Pittsburg and Chicago railroad, left hii
engine standing on the track and went tt
saloon of John Alterbaugh. From there
he was seen crossing the railroad bridge
going west. He has not been seen since
His son, with officers, have been search
ing for him, but without success. Some
time since he received letter from st
Louis, and it is thought he may be there
He was not Intoxicated when last seen
but it is thought to be laboring under
alteration of mind. His family are very
anxious about him. Any person know
ing his whereabouts will confer favol
by communicating with officers here.