The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-28
J. ate and Lrief
Specials to the Star.


HARTFORD, CT, April 2S.-A baseball
game took place between the Atlantic
Rnd Hartford nine, which resulted /,
tavor of the Hartford club by score o
t0to1.
BROOKLYN, April 28.-Mrs. f. D. Con
way was still alive at late hour las
night. She is kept under the influence
ot morphine, and little hopes are enter
tanned OF her recovery.
MILwAUKEE, WIS, April 2s.-Partiel
arriving from Sturgeon Bay bring thu
report that the ice has so far cleared ou,
that work on the ship canal will be re-
sumed within week, with a good pros
pect of being completed during the sum
mer. On the east side OF Green Bay the
break up of ice has been fearful.
Dies MONIES, IA, April 2s.-The first
meeting of B. f. Aliens creditors is
called for July 1st.-Parties here are in.
vestigating the sudden disappearance of
G.. Lee, on the Goth of March last. His
relatives assert that he had large sum
pt money, and it is supposed there has
been foul play. On that day he locked
bis store to 60 to tea, and has not been
Seen since.
MADISON, WIS, April 2S.-'rhe State
Board of Charities and Reform are in
session at the Capitol. The old officers
were reelected for the coming year, as
follows: III. Ii. Giles, President; e. e,
Chaplin, Vice President; A. G. ParkIn-
son, Secretary. A committee was an.
pointed to attend the meeting of the
Social Circles Association at Detroit
A plan of the work for the coming sum
mer was agreed upon.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 28.-Lieuten-
ant Governor Glenn has arrived and
taken his seat in the Chair of State.
And now, for the first time since 1855.
the State OF Illinois has Democratic
Governor. The Democrats are in high
glee. 1t is not expected that he will find
1t necessary to do more than attend to
the simple routine duties. Gov. Bever.
edge will be gone several weeks.-Dr.
James Rea, late United States Consul to
Belfast, the financial agent of the Gen.
tennial, has been in our city for a few
days, but has not met with the success he
or the object deserves in placing the
Centennial stock.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, April 2s.-Last.
evening young man, said to be cler-
gyman from New York State, attended a
SOCIAL party mere, ana become 1nt0XiCa-
ted. He started for friends house, but
met two men, who took him to the bridge
crossing the river to East Bridgeport.
where they overpowered him and robbed
him of gold watch and chain and con-
siderable sum of money. They then
threw him into the river. His cries for
help brought two officers to his assist
ance, who rescued him from his perilous
situation. He said he had been in the
water two hours. and only saved himself
from drowning by clinging to pile.
Fatal Cases = High School Gradwates-|
~ Accident-.F Funeral, etc.
Special to the Star.
: DAYTON, o., April 2s.-There was a
fatal case ofsmalLpox; and one of spinal
meningitis, reported here last evening.
) There will be forty-two graduates from
the Central High School at the next an
nual commencement, preparatory exer.
cises TO which have already opened.
John Mills, an employee at Van Wor-
mer's sash factory, this city, had his
hand terribly mutilated by buzz saw
yesterday.
The funeral of Anton Kuhlman, who
served as Lieutenant in the First Ohio !
Through the war, took place yesterday |
and was attended by large number Of |
his former comrades.
r-a