The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

The Warm Spring Indians are on tn
| War-path.
Cholera has appeared in the SoutherH
provinces Of Japan.
Fifty Indians were killed in Il fl ght on
Friday, near Camp Grant, Arzyua.
The Texas cattle plague is decimating
the herds near Cleveland, OIio, at an
alarming rate.
The famine-stricken provinces OF North
China are now further afflicted with
| plaques Of locusts.
| Edward &. Dyer, a PittsDurg cattle
dealer, was found murdered and robbed
near Columbus, OHIO, Saturday.
Wiley Wells, the newly appointed
Consul General at Shanghai, will arrive
at his post by the next mail steamer.
| About three thousand more troops ar
rived at Havana from Spain during the
asst len days, landing at different points.
The application for bail OF Abe Roth
schlld, The aiIegeG murderer OF Bessie
| Moore, at Jefferson, Texas, has been It.
| fused.
Hugh Caperton, brother of the late
! Senat0r CapertUn, OF West Virginia, died
Friday night Of paralysis, aged titty-six
years.
The Touring mills of A. Lanhof, De-
trOlt, were damaged to tue extent OF
several thousand collars, by fire, early
| Saturday morning
The General Ticket aud Passenger
| Agents, holding their 9emi-aMnual Co..
yentiOn al BOstop, we're entertained BY
Lhe Local Agents, saturday night, with
Il banquet and hop.
| Warren l.. Baker, al extensive lum.
| Der manufacturer and merchant of C.
| dar springs, Mich, has made an assign
| meat IOf the benett Of his creditors.
Liabilities and assets NOT known.
| The completion OF the first marrow =
| gauge railway built in the Lower PenI =
sulh, Michigan. is announced. 1t Is nil e
miles III length, and ruHs from PawpaW
10 Lawrence, in Van Buren, county.
A large tObHccO-shed and its contents.
owned Oy one Henry 5. Chambers, VIII
resides near est Alexander, Ohir j.,
were totally destroyed by fire on Thurs :
day night. The loss is estimated at
about 81 500.
Mrs. b. +. GoeIZ, OF Cleveland, was
robbed on Thursday of SIT 900 worth ul
jeWelry, by her housemalu aud an out
side ''IrienG," named Clark. The prop
erty was recovered and the guilty par.
ties arrested.
Railway casualties Saturday: Fred
Graham, DrakemNn, killed at cleveland
Ihoma, Melvin, knied, Kent, Ouiu:
WOriey Burnan, laborer, Killed near ko
komo; henry Sutllf, killed near Steu.
Denville, Oulo, W hlle asleep on the track
j. Z. Stafford, of New Carlisle, Clarke
county, is generally reporteu gunty 81
forging the names OF his father anu latu
| ar-lu.IaW 10 nnLeS amOunllnp n Soyar
thousand dollars, WhicA We're
gotiated in Springfield. He disap
yeared.
The Secretary of the Treasury re-
ceived On Saturday, from New York
from an unknown person, $7,5j1 for al
error in The income returns for 1861 and
1866 and an omission in 1870. Inc Sec
, rel lary placed the same to tne credit o
the conscience Iund.
The farmers of Preble County, Ohit
are very much dis satisfied owing to tn
: lateuess OF sowing wheat, caused b,
heavy rains recently; also, with theI
uugs, which are dying of very fast wit
~ CHOLERA. Some have lost as high a
:, ,orty or fifty per night.
o VIM. Devers, a farmer residing a fe
n miles north 6 Ada, o., drove iuto tina
e town Saturday evening with a splendi
4 horse and hitched on Main street. Som
J. unknown party took the horse out {
II the buggy and put in its. place an oil
!, uOrse one hunQI ed dollars inferior to IT,
e 9ue taken.
John MahOney, of Lima, OHIO, tn
man who was struck on the head wit
brass beer faucet in the hands OF Con
t. sullivan, a saloon-keeper, died Saiu
day morning. The atfray took place
week ago last Tuesday, Mahoney lyin
insensible, without any nourishmen
until Saturday morning.
= The funeral of the Rev. Thomas
7 Mooney, the well-known pastor Of S
Bridgets Catholic Church, who die
Thursday from injuries received by b
, ing thrown from his carriage while dri
iuy along Filth avenue, New York, toe
place from the Church Saturday. 81
Bishops attended, also tue Vicar &c
erals of that and tue neighburing iii
cesos, and about four hundred priests.
n. AT Council Bluffs, Iowa, a woman gi
ing her name as Jennie Snyder, fro
Moline, Illinois, has been arrested {
o' the charge Of stealing horse and bugs
at Davenport. The property was reco
i'll cred. This is the first instance Of
TO- woman being in custody to answer f
such a charge in Iowa. She drove Il
he rig all the way to Council Bluffs, di
lance OF three hundred and fIty mile
In the Flowers murder case, at Ter
,s Haute, the testimony continued Satu
:, day, the defense attempting to pro
I'd tnat Arnold, and not Flowers, killed D
n Armstrong. 1t seems that Aruo,d il
he DysM vines, Iowa. His brother swea
:, he was delirIVus when intoxicated, az