The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-07
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The harvest in Germany is very promis-
ing
Edward Fuchs, aged fortythree, suicided
at Chicago.
The King of Burmah still displays hostil-
ity to the British.
James Davis hanged himself with log
chain near AltamOnt, Md.
Joseph n. Laverly, disreputable charac-
ter, suicided at Bradford, Pa
The Semple & Berge Manufacturing Com
pany, ST. Louis, has suspended.
Chastine Cox, the murderer Of Mrs. Hull,
has adopted the insanity dodge.
Gerton & SenOur's grain elevator burned
at Shelbyville, Ind. Loss $4,000.
Christian Agley, farmer, fell from a
train and was fatally injured at Goshen,
Ind.
VIM. Heating was accidentally drowned
at the Government pier III Chicago Friday
night.
Mrs. Joseph Nickel, of Pittsburs, on Sat
urday gave birth to triplets, two boys and
one girl.
c. H. Fonda and Charles Sherer, of st.
Adams, Vt, were drowned by the capsizing
of a boat.
The three daughters of Captain Oaksmith,
rescued from capsized boat near Beaufort,
n. c., have died
Joseph r, Lucas in Jail at Lebanon, o.,
conGesscs to the burglary OF Gen. Durbin
Wards residence.
Mort Lee, the supposed ravisher OF Mrs.
Little, is in Jail at Parkersburg, W. Va,
with prospect Of being lynched.
Mary Anderson and an infant were burned
to death in New York yesterday. Cause
starting fire with kerosene.
ID. Valtman, son of the President of
! the Third National Bank, Buffalo, while al
| polo practice Saturday fell from his horse
and was killed.
Henry Casper Kleinhern, hardware
mechant of St. Louis, Mo-, committed sni
eide by shooting himself through the heaC
with revolver.
Rev. Herman Bisbee pastor of the Have
Place Unitarian Church, Boston, was takeI
i'll after morning service yesterday, anC
died in two hours
George Richardson, aged sixty-four, Will
marking the target range at MedfOrd, Mass.
Saturday afternoon, was shot dead by hi
nephew, Horace Richardson.
The French Chamber of Deputies ha
passed the first six clauses of Jules Ferry
Education Bill. The petition against tn,
bill now has ,G43, 600 signatures.
About the last of June a band of on,
Thousand Sioux warriors, under yellow
Eagle. crossed about Mussel, and were still
travelling toward the Yellowstone.
Lieutenant A. H. Solder, of the Seventh
Infantry, shot himself through the heat
Friday while sitting in his tent at Fort Ben
ton. The reason assigned is too mucI
whisky.
: Alanson Work who forty years ag
served three years in the Missouri PEN
tentiary on a twelve years sentence for as
ssting slaves to escape, died yesterday, age
: eighty.
panic occurred among party of batl
ers at Bohemian picnic at ST. Paul, Mo
on the Missouri Pacific Road, and two c
them, B. Kubieck and John Dro2da, wer
= swept away by the current and drowned.
> A detachment of soldiers on the marc
: near Elzabethpol encountered plague {
grasshOppers in such overwhelming nun
bers that they were compelled to beat II
4 treat. An area Of twenty-five square mile
[ was completely covered bV the swarm.
e Never allow diarrhcea, dysentery, or an
!. bowel affection to have its own way, or 81
r rous consequences may result. By neI
: lecting such complaints the system is ofte
= rapidly reduced to condition beyond I'll
{ Ihelp of medicines, before the patient ca
g realize the necessity of looking about hil
= for a remedy. A this season Of the yea
/ especially, everybody should be provide
n with that certain and safe curative for a
q stomach and bowel complaints, DIR. Jayne
Carminative Balsam, for with it all sue
n affections may be promptly and efficaciou
y ly treated.