The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01
FLASHES.

Z. L. FloyRs woolen factory at St.
Paul, Ind, was burned Saturday. Loss
about $4,000.
The snow has ceased in the Balkans,
but heavy rains have Hooded The plains
Of Sophia and Orhane.
A SON of ,GeDFge ID. Biekeb OF, West
Alexandria. Qhip, Was severely injured
Saturday by falling from a tree. ...
A stranger was found hanging in one
ofthe out-houses OF the sch0tt-house at
'ButlerVilte, fad., on Saturday,.
Miss Rachel Thompson,'a young lady
Of high socid standing in Pitpsbarg, ,is
charged with ,aband oning her child.
j. P. RBiE, tTowAshsp Treasurer o fSau-
dusky Township, Sandhsky County, is
an alleged dedauater TO Vhe' anfo nat 'of
II, 100.
Campbell 4 Co.'s hard ware establish
ment and Powell y Sons store at Colds
boro, N!C., burned Saturday. Loss No..
goo; insured.
The Pioneer Cheese Factory, owned
by HenRy Lemoud, al, Pioneer, Williams
County, Onio, WAS jto6ally destroyed by
tire Saturday.
Silas Dun, charged with the killing OF
was found guilty 1t Marietta, Saturday, :,
of manslaughter.
Buck Lansdown, of Marysville, Ohio,
while on drunken spree, went home
Saturday night and uHmereiluHy beat,
his wife, nearly kilIiag her.
, Madame Switzer, the keeper of no.:
torious bawdy house vt Lafayette, Ind,
has been sentenced to tWo years in the
lPenitentiary anu tiued 500 Tor arson.
Tire city election at Nashville sSatur-
day was Unusually exciting. PhDmas
u KercheVal, nOndescript, defeated 5. A.
;Dulmg, Democrat, by u majority OF
4, ,113
VIM. Johns, colored, was arrested
SATURDAY at Dayton on the ,cuarge of
assault with Intent TO rape Mary
Thomas, also co1ored. He denies The
charge.
sehellenberger s. Son's morocco hides
aud lalkoW mill, corner Of Putnam aud
| Masener, streets, Philadelphia, was
tburued SATURDAY evening. Loss esLi :
mated at $l75, COS; fully insured.
At Memphis, saturday morning, a fire
was discovered in blle saw-Mill % IL. N.
Cochran ~ Co., destroy ing a large guam
tlity OF lumber, together with box lac.
SIory. Loss estimated at ST., 900; lnsur-
anGe, ~; 500.
Thomas Coleman, "a farmer living earl
Lafayette, mad his arm caught VI the;
wheels OF Il sorghum mill, Saturday, and
before the machinery could be stopped.
inis arm was literally torn from its SC exc /
,at the shoulder.
A bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio,
Railroad across wills Creek, near CAM
bridge, WAS burned Saturday, together
with a small dwelling house. Pas SEN.
gers had to be trans lerred, and trains,
win be delayed for some time.
A decision has been given in favor of
Daniel Il. Sicktes and oEners, first mort
gage bOpdhoiders OF the Chicago. Sagl-
nav d Canada Railroad :Conpany,
agaiiIst BENZ njamin Iachardson, Mauag-
ing Director, can celihg three thousand
Sive hundred and seRenty-tour unis sued
bonds t0aght In by him under execution
for moneys advancea.
A desperate fight took place at noon
Saturday about Two miles from Bards-
town, Nelson County, KY, between
j ohm Hardin and Bob Holthouser, two
desperadoes. Twelve shots were ex-,
changed. Ho!lthouser received five bull
lets in his left side, which penetrated
the lungs, and was shot in til g left shoul-
der. Hardin was shot in the breast.
but his wounds are not dangerous
Holthouser's wounds are thought to be
fatal.