The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-26
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Twenty-one new cases of smallpox
were reported in Pittsburg for The week
ending Saturday.
Robert Myers, aged nine years, was
fatally injured at Zlnesvilie ON Satur-
day bya train Whine crossing the track.
A young son OF Anson Monroe, OF
Bellevue, Michigan, fell into boiler OF
hot water and was scalded to death on
Saturday.
Michael Spar, miner at Penn Station,
Penn, was fatally injured Saturday by
a falling roof oil coal While engaged at
his work.
The sentence of death passed on Davis
Smith, the Castleton (Canada) aDor-
Zionist, has been c0mmuGed to lmprison-
ment for lite.
The Collector of the Port, Stults, of
GAINESVILLE, received orders Saturday to
discontinue the collections Of tolls after
December 1.
Brockie McLain, alias Carter, who
was shot at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, by a
policeman Thursday while resisting al
rest, died Saturday.
Thomas Maley, a newsboy OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, was killed by freight
train saturday while running along the
wy VI u IlulA VI Cdl5s
At s O'clock Saturday night the Jury
returned verdict of aqulttal In the case
of Alexander Woolrluge, tor killing
FRANK Wait, at Memphis.
. Crutcher & Stark's clothing house in
Frankfort, KY, was entered by bur-
glar Friday night. The thlet was dis
covered, fired at, but escaped.
George K. Pardee, member of The Ak
ron Bar Association, was expelled from
that body for his alleged participation
IN concealment OF stolen goods.
Charles Ritchey, living three miles
west OF billiards, OliO, was seriously
shot i'll the head and lace Saturday,
while careIessy handling his gun.
Ex-City Controller, L. j. Garfield, of
Detroit, Mich, was arrested Saturday
evening on The charge Of embezz ement
OF city funds to the amount OF SO 3S5.
A lamp exploded in the house of
Charles Brush, on Cedar avenue, Cleve-
land, Saturday, and set it on fire. Loss
on house and furniture, $225; insured for
$500.
A sugar.house on the Arcadia planta-
ton, lberVllle Parish, Louisiana, the
property of Colonel II. u. Rivers, burned
Frluay night. Loss, $4,000. No insur-
auce.
Fred. Hutte was arrested in Akron
Saturday, charged with stealing $50
marks III German money from room
mate at Kent. He was bound over to
Court.
A scatfoldlng used in repairing D. s.
AleXandel's agricultural warehouse, at
Akron, fell Saturday morning, breaking
that gentlemau's leg and badly lnjuring
TWO WOrkmen.
Michael Kounecone, an employe of the
Chicago, Burlington u Quincy Railroad,
mad both legs cut ot just above the
knees, at Bryan Bluff, Ia, by a freight
train Saturday morning.
at the bankrupt auction sale of Rid
die, Coleman g. Co.'s coal at Pittsburg
Saturday, about three hundred thou
sand bushels OF coal, nut GOAL and slack,
sold at 3K cents, 42s, 81, 6A and rs
cents.
Burglars entered the grain office of
BaisdeIl & Lemall, of Weston. Ill.,, Sat-
urday night, blew open the safe, and Sc
cured large amount of notes and
mortgages, but little money.
The motion in Court Saturday at Lo-
gan, o., for u change Of venue in the
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ruled, and his trial Is set for the first
day of the February term of Court.
VIM. Sneed, who was recently con-
victed Of the murder of a colored man
named Lafayette Love, WAS sentenced
Saturday to imprisonment in the Peni-
tentiary at Jackson, Mich, for life.
Saturday night burglars entered Judge
A. L. Roache's residence, at Indianapo-
Nd inxr n
Miss Jennie Milk, OF Kankakee, in addi-
ton, lost $3.50 gold watch and chain.
Speer's cotton gin, corner of Vance
and Causey streets, Memphis, was
burned Saturday, together with fifty
for $15 900 in the Atlantic oil New York.
Theo. B. Guenther, a former letter.
carrier in Kansas City, Mo-, has disap-
peared under very suspicious circum-
stances. 1t is presumed he has sui
cided, as he left two letters threatenin 6
| the act.
DonnelIy, who was tried at Pottsville,
Penn, for completely in the murder OF
Thomas Sauger and VIM. Uriu, AT Ra-
ven Run in September. in 1915, was con-
yicted Saturday Of murder III the first
| degree.
At barn-raising on Clark saeketts s
farm Saturday morning, three miles
| east Of Akron, the structure fell, injur-
| ing Sackett, fracturing the hip OF a
stone-mason, and breaking the leg of a
hired man.
Saturday Henry Delbrugge, a carpen.
ter employed at the "Top" Mill in Wheel
lug, W. Va, fell aud cut his head Sc
verely, and it is Thought injured him
self internally. He lives near Martins
Ferry, o.
Colonel T. II. Dupuy, Vice President
OF the Mobile Il OHIO Railroad, has been
appointed by The Union Trust Company
ofNeW Y Y0rk TO make thorough inspec-
Lion of the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
Railroad.
Representatives of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Chicago, Burlington
IL Quincy Railroad, and other railroads
prosecuting scalpers, have gone to Bal
limore, where batch or trials will be-
gin To-day.
Maxami lila Pierce, of Cleveland, who
entered suit against Drs. A. N. Reed
and j. B. Ford, of Norwalk, for 50 600
damages on account Of an improper set
ting OF broken arm, has been awarded
$1,000 damages.
While returning home from Sidney on
Saturday night, a man named Burton,
who lived iii LQckport, had his buggy
upset. The lines got entangled about
nIp OanIf aud fro hnran dTn pnIa hin, N