The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13
WHAT THE wIREs wHssPER.

savlgny, the distinguished Ultramon.
tame, is dead.
Fred Abling's dwelling at Mingo, Ohio,
burned yesterday.
A house on Eighth street, Ironton,
burned yesterday. Inoendiary.
Rev. John Baptist Goldin, OF the
Jesuits' College, New Orleans, is dead.
q. B. Morley, Of Washington c. H., had
his jaw fractured by the kick OF horse
yesterday.
DR.. Jaeger has announced his accept
ance of the Bishopriok of the Southern
Diocese of Ohio.
The Canadian House OF Commons is
voting the question Of amnesty to the
Manitoba rebels.
Moore g. Co.'s carriage factory and
contents at Lesrange, Ind, burned last
night. Loss 5000.
The Adams Express Company has de-
clared the usual quarterly dividend OF
two dollars per share.
Edward Kendall, American theatrical
manager, was accidentally poisoned In
London on Thursday.
The Ways and Means Committee yes
terday agreed TO amend the new revenue
The roads leading into Chicago are
generally closed. The freight trans are
of; the others running without regard to
time tables.
Nine persons we're hurt by a railroad
accident al Paris, ILL.,, last night. Two
cars were thrown from the trestle-w0rk
and completely wrecked.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church at Ironton will give a centennial
tea-party and old folks concert on the
I'D INST, dressed In old-style costumes.
The Kansas Senate yesterday passed
q concurrent resolution thanking Con-
gress Tor the recent appropriation of
$l5o,OOO in aid of the destitute people ON
the frontier.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court has
overrued the exceptions in the case OF
Jesse Ii. Pomeroy, the boy murderer,
and ordereda judgment on the verdict.
Jesse will hang.
At Lancaster, o., yesterday, Mrs. Rob.
ert Shannon tell on the icy sidewalk, dis.
locating her shoulder. A man by the
name OF Walker broke two fingers by a
similar accident. The sidewalks are
perfect sheets OF ice.
Fred. Schiebley, German farmer, Iiv-
ing near Elyria, o., while endeavoriilg 10
jump on a passing freight train, got looI
crushed under q wheel and was taken
with lock-jaw and died yesterday.
The jury at Batavia in the case of Ma
loney, charged with the killing OF Frank
lin at Loyeland last 4th OF July, returned
a verdict OF acquittal. The jury held the
killing to be jistifable homicide. The
verdict was not unexpected.
Samuel Gray. freight conductor on
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad, tell from train, near Olmstead
Fails, and received injuries from which
he will probably not recover. When
found, he was nearly frozen to death.
Representatives from Grangers from
ten counties OF OHIO tributary to Toledo
were in that city yesterday, holding a
consultation for the purpose Of further
Col. W. IL. Hill, State Agent, was also
present.
The National Grange in session at
Charleston, s. g.. adopted the report of
the Committee OH the Annual Address OF
Master Adams, indorsing his recommen-
dation that subordinate Oranges be los
tered by the National Grange, and that
manufactures in the South be encour-
aged.
A dispatch from Florence, Arizona
Territory, states that "a man supposed to
be the notorious Kansas murderer, Ben
der, was captured in that neighborhood
bytwo men who had tracked him through
Western Texas and New Mexico. He
will be taken to Silver City, New Mex
leo, Tor Identification.
Thomas Courtright, of Courtright &
Waters, lumber dealers, of Toledo, died
suddenly Thursday Of congestion of the
brain. The Board OF Trade, of which he
was member, passed resolutions of re-
gret and coincidence. The funeral, with
Masonic honors, will be held to-day.
The citizens of Gallipolis held meet
ing at the Courthouse last evening for
the purpose Of securing contributions for
the relief Of Kansas and Nebraska suf-
ferers. AT the meetings in the different
wards Thursday evening to receive con-
tribulions for the poor OF that city, there
was large attendance and liberal donaI
tions.
AT Cambridge, Ohio, James Young was
sentenced by Judge Frazier to the peni-
tentiary for three years for burglary and
larceny. Thomas Bell was sentenced for
two years and a half for the same
offense. Fenton Williams was sentenced
for two years for mansiaughter. This
case will be taken to the Supreme Court.
At jackson, Michigan, Thursday morn
ing timer named VIM. I'll. Graham was
found dead in his bed at the Grand-river
House. He came from Grand Rapids
looking for work. A post-mortem exam
ination showed he had taken poison.
Graham was sixty.five years old. A note
book found in his ooat-poeket indicates
that he leayes family, but it is not
known where.
Some people fancy they can detect a
decided difference In the tone Of Mrs.
Tilton's letters written prior to 1868, and
those written atterward. sThe former