The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-15
WHAT THE WIRES WHISPER.


rived at Indianapolis yesterday.
Leander q. Dyer, of Tennessee, has
been appointed Consul to Odessa, Rus
sia.
John Greary was arrested at Little
Rock yesterday, charged with being one
Of the Hot Springs stage robbers.
The Treasurer's office OF w ellis county,
Indiana, was broken open Tuesday
night, but the burglars found nothing.
Ten inches of snow fell at Boston Tues
day, while fifteen inches covered the
earth at Fall River. All trains were de.
layed.
wagoner's Brewery, at Sparta, Wis,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
100000; insured in the Hartford and
Etna.
The body of John Schad, German, who
has been missing two weeks, was found
in the Wabash river, near Terre Haute,
yesterday.
The New Market (England) Handicap
was run yesterday, and was won by st.
Leger; Peeping Tom second, and Loru
Gowan third.
The Mississippi Valley 4 Western
railroad was sold at auction, at St.
Louis, yesterday, to A. b. Stone, oi
cleveland, 10r $6OO,OOO.
Dispatches from Mackinaw report the
| ice in the Straits as black, porous and
| full Of air-holes. 1t Is unsafe to cross on
foot, but has not moved yet.
Christian Hausen gave himself up at
st. Louis yesterday. and confessed that
he had killed farmer named Smith Kel-
lum near Waco, Texas.
Al New Madison, Ohio, the residence
of L. j. Bloom was partially destroyed
| by fire yesterday. Loss to house and
furniture about 5000: no insurance.
The Committee Of Arrangements an
nounce that the second annual Encamp.
ment of Soldiers and Sailors will be held
at Caldwell, Ohio, September l, and g.
1875.
The stage from Donniville to Sacra.
mento, Colorado, was stopped yesterday
afternoon by highwaymen. Welb &
Fargo's treasury box was taken, con-
tanning $4,000 in gold dust, bars and
coin.
At Cadiz, Ohio, Jerry Carter and Mary
Reynolds, charged with incendiaryism
after examination before Justice How.
ard, were held to answer the charge al
the next term of court, under bond ol
two thousand dollars.
The funeral of Dan Bry ant took place
| in New York yesterday from st. PauPs
Episcopal Church. The church was
flied to its utmost capacity. A series
OF performances were given In the prin.
cipal theaters for the benefit OF his tam.
lily, which is entirely unprovided for.
Advices from San Diego report Apache
outrages in Sonora. Three men and a
boy with a pack train were attacked
March 18th. The men were killed. but
the boy escaped. The cargo and train
were recovered by troops. The mail an d
escort were attacked on the 10Th, and the
mail-rider killed.
At THIN, Ohio, yesterday Iafternoou
| the stockholders of the Toledo, Tifin nd
Eastern Railway held meeting in the
Courthouse to call forth an expression
OF the stockholders as to the feasibility
tor $4,000 secured by l.. A. Hall and
others. No definite action was taken.
but another call was made for October
Il, when some move will be made.
The third day of the Louisiana jockey
Club meeting closed last evening. The
mile and eighth race, free for all, was
won by Survivor by one and hall
lengths; time, 1:59. The second race
was one OF three miles for all ages-won
by Galway by two lengths; time, 5 40.
The third race, mile heats, for all ages,
was won by Henry Felter In two straight
heats; time, 1:4S-1:49.
The Philadelphia Centennial Celebra.
tion OF the organization of the Anti
Slavery Society commenced yesterday
morning in Concert Hall. Vice Presi.
dent Wilson called the assembly to or
der, and in short address stated the
object of the meeting and history of the
Society. After prayer and singing by
the Hutchinson family, DR.. VIM. Elder
delivered review of the career of the
Society since its organization.