The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

stove dealer of Springfield, o., has made |
an assignment. Liabilities large; assets |
small.
o. II. Barber, a well-known grocer OF
Ohio, has made an assignment.
Assets about $1,000; liabilities probably
the same.
The cotton-mill owners of Ashton, Sta
ley bridge and Mosey, England, give a
weeks notice of five per cent. reduction
Of wages.
The residence of Guy Kelsey, of Sid
ney, OHIO, was burglarlzed on Saturday
and $40 taken from his pants
pockets.
Miss Belle Zellers, seventeen years of
age, suicided in the Muskingum River,
four miles below McCOnneilsville, Olio,
on Saturday.
T. II. Haywood, known as leader OF
free lovers in Massachusetts, has been
arrested on the charge ol circulating OBJ
scene literature.
Horatio Seymour declines to be can
didate Tor The United States Senate in
the event of the New York Legislature
being Democratic.
John Neyine, miner, employed in
Tallman's coal bank near Wheeling,
day, by fall of mass Of coal.
Samuel Steeple, of Detroit, Michigan,
was assaulted by his crazy wife on Sat-
urday, and received four gashes with an
ak on his head. He will die.
An old and weIl-known painter of
Madison, Indiana, named Joseph Ii
McIntosh, was seriously injured on
Saturday, by u fall from ladder.
Milton Arnott, fourteen years old,
while hunting on Saturday, near Green
field, OHIO, had his hand blown off by
the accidental discharge of his gun.
The two indictments against Geo. NJ.
Piuney Tor forgery were dismissed, in
the San Francisco Municipal Court, by.
District Attorney Darwin, on Saturday.
Severe damage was done to shipping
on the lakes Friday night by heavy
wind-storm, which had prevailed for
three days. Several lives are reported
lost.
Capetown news says the English
forces had attacked and burned the
Krali of Kreli, Chief OF the insurgents
Gaiekas, without loss on the British
side.
The damage to shipping by earth
quakes aud the tidal wave OF May last,
ON the South American Pacific coast,
cost the British Insurance Companies
SO, 900.
George Howard, an employe OF the
Mar. eta, Pit t5burg 81 Cleveland RLil-
road, was killed in a tunnel near Cam
bridge Saturday, by the falling of a wall
upon him.
DR.. Paul f. Eve, q distinguished sur
geon OF Nashville, Tenu., died suddenly
Saturday morning. He had gone to visit
u patient, and i'll The act OF sitting down
dropped dead.
Dennis Kearney, one of the most
prominent Of the Communistic agitators
of san Francisco, was arrested Satur-
day night, while addressing, a crowd
near The City Hall.
The announcement is made that the
Vulcan lron-Works, of south st. Louis,
Which closed week or two ago, owing
to financial embarrassment, will resume
operation in q few days.
The Trademark Treaty between the
United States and Great Britain pro-
vides that subjects or citizens of each
country have tue same rights as the sub.
Jects or citizens OF the other.
The residence of John l.. Robards
Esq, u prominent Ntto ney Vr naunibuI,
Mo-, was burglarized Friday night. A
large quantity OF valuable silYerware
ana jeWeIry was carried of.
A majority of the men, about one
hundred in number, employed at the
Omaha Smelling Works, struck Satur-
day. Cause, lengthening The hours OF
work and no advance in wages.
BY the giving way of rafters at the
,,, of in ( nt
sylVania, Saturday afternoon, six men
were buried by the falling scatfolding.
One man was killed and five were seri-
ously injured.
The funeral of Henry Meiggs, the great
railroad builder, took place at Lima
Peru, and was an imposing affair. Two
hundred coaches and twenty thousand
people were In procession. The cotIiu
was cS-ried by lAe pOpulace for half a
mile.
Dr.. benjamin I. Dake, of Pittsburg,
has entered suit against the PennsylYa.
MIA Railroad Company fol- $4,000 dam
ages tor injuries sustained W talllug
into a culyert in endeaYoring to reaGi &
train Wh!oh had passed the station be-
lore starting.
John Green has filed an application in
the Plttsbugg Courts for the adjudica
tion OF the affairs Of the Sharpsburg Say.
| ings Bank. rhe schedule attached to
the application shows three hundred de.
positors, the largest amount due any
one OF whom is 10, LOO.
The wife of Stephen May, of Mechan
icsYilIe, n. Y, Lett her house yesterday
| taking her four children and throwing
| them Into creek and following herself
Ihe Oldest child, aged nine years, gO
| ashore, raised an alarm, and the mother
and one child were rescued.
j. B. Ecker, of Canton, o., was star
| lied Saturday morning, after building a
| fire in his cOok-stoVe, by q terrific eX
| plosi0n, which iited the root and tore
one end out of the house. 1t is sup.
posed that powder had been placed il
the chimney by some malicious person
Mr.. VIM. Van Vorhees, young wo
man with three children, of Sparta
| Wisconsin, driven to desperation anC
want by the desertion OF her husband
| Thursday night last poisoned her three
| children and then Set fire to tue hous g
and they were almost burned beyont
identification before discovery.
| SPORTING NEWS.