The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-05
FLASHES.

The Florida delegation to Cincinnati
is strongly for Blaine.
Osee Sanders, who was to have been
hung at Fort Smith on Friday last, was
again reprieved.
Three men were killed by Indians at
Cedar Greek, near Sidney, Wyoming
Territory, Sunday.
Andrew Moore, aged fourteen, fatally
stabbed Frederick Lawler, OF the same
age, in New York, Saturday:
The pigeon-shooting match between
Ira A. Paine, of New York, and CAPITA in
Patton, OF London, resulted in tie.
Two brothers, Webber, aged fourteen
and sixteen, were drowned near Ypsi-
lanti, Michigan, yesterday while bathing.
Walter Thrall and Ansel Phinney,
aged eleven and thirteen, were drowned
while bathing atColumbus, Ohio, satur-
day.
The fast train arrived at San Fran
CISCO yesterday morning at 9:25 A. NJ.
twenty.six minutes less than eighty.
four hours across the continent.
Peter Zulner, German, while at.
tempting to rob the till of saloon at
Columbus, Ohio, Saturday, was shot by
the bar-keeper and fatally injured.
LUG OOuLucIu MouOIldl AbbOCIablO0, !,
District OF Columbia, decorated the
graves Of three hundred Confederate
soldiers in Arlington Cemetery on Sat-
urday.
Anthony Moran, one of the striking
ing with intent to wound Reinhardt Kel-
ler. Superintendent Of the Warrington
mines, near Massillen.
near Rolla, Mo-, Saturday evening. 1t
a stranger who registered at the hotel as
from Coal Bluffs, Penn.
All trunk lines of railroads running
out OF New York have adopted the rates
on fourth-class and special freights to
the West made by the New York Central
and Hudson River Roads.
Al young lady named Jennie Martin,
aged fifteen years, in company with an-
other. while waking in Cheyenne City,
Saturday evening, was shot in the head
and instantly killed by a negro boy aged
twelve.
A. case OF family poisoning occurred at
Easton, Penn, a few days since. The
poison was administered in coffee, and
after the poisoning large amount OF
money. was taken from the house. The
Coroner's jury returned verdict that
all the victims died from poison admins
tered by Alfred y. Laros, who is a school
teacher and son of Martin. and Mary
Ann Laros, who are among the dead.
He has confessed that he gave the poison
to his father and mother and Schug
with the sole object OF obtaining their
money.
John Graham, an Ohio boy OF twenty
one years, arrived at New York, Satur-
day, in pilot-boat, having been picked
up at sea. He shipped as seaman on the
bark Eliza Mclaughlin, tor Antwerp,
and was SO brutally treated by the Cap
tain and Mates as soon as the ship lett
the Narrows that he made up his mind
TO leave. Accordingly ON Tuesday night
Graham took leave of his shipmates, and
rushing on deck threw the forecastle
steps overheard and leaped into the sea
after them. Tue night was dark and
cold and the vessel fifteen miles from
land.
The bodies OF man.. woman and girl
about three years Old were found in the
woods near Belleville, Illinois, Friday
afternoon. Inc woman aud. child were
shot through the head, and the man in
the heart. From the position OF the
bodies and the manner in which they
were arranged it is supposed the man
shot his wife and child aud then killed
himself. The barkeeper Of the Tiemann
House, in Belleville, identified them as
those OF family that stopped at that
house from the 4th to the 3lst OF May.
The man registered as Joseph May, OF
Evansville. Ind.