The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18


mained on the spot from his landing until
o'clock in the afternoon. Medical aid
and an officer was sent down about an hour
later, but he had disappeared.
A NICE MAN!--Shortly before midnight,
Friday, Officer Tempest, Wilson led mp to
the Station-house door, in a buggy. John
Hlnkle. who resides on the South Charles
ton Pike married man and well known
Amanda Frantz and Kate McLane, fast
women. The party had been out taking in
the town, and at the time of their arrest
were Just booming with "budge." Hinkle
put up for his appearance, but the girls
were packed away for the balance OF the
night.
DEATH IN THE MUDDY WATER OF Buck
CREEK.-Coroner Coleman was called for at
an early hour on Friday morning for serv-
ice upon the bank of Buck Greek, between
the gates of the Ferncliff Cemetery and the
little bridge, there to view the remains of
at Ferncliff, who suicided shortly after
midnight. Deceased has been afflicted with
poor health, and for several months had
been of unsettled mind, caused BY the loss
of two of her children, who died of diph-
liberia. She made the fatal plunge in her
night dress, having passed out OF the house
unnoticed. Mrs. Dick, at the time of her
death, was 36 years old.
Cor Exon Thursday night, as the
Kenton accommodation, which leaves here
at o'clock, was passing Saratoga station
just above Urbana, large stone came
crashing through the window and struck
Conductor Drake, and in reboundlng in
.,, lad IN, Ioxy
ing John T. Norris learned of the affair.
and made haste to the grounds, where he
Immediately spotted and arrested James
McKelvey, aged twenty-three, who con-
fessed, and implicated VIM. Nichols with
having hand in the deed. Nichols is but
fifteen years of age. McKelvey is a Penns
sylvania tramp, and is supposed to be
fugitive from justice.
MURDERER BROUGHT TO BAY.-A few
weeks since we chronicled the arrest of a
man who was supposed at the time to- be
Lee Morgan, wanted at Cambridge City, In
diana, for the murder of Pat Carroll but
who afterwards turned out to be ID. L.
Fisher. Since Fishers acquittal our Chief
of Police and his men have constant
ly been on the lookout for the
right man. His wife it was
kIOWu was Ill tDC WY, dIlu ~ vas sup
posed that Morgan would certainly pay her
a.visit On Friday Chief Schuchman, Depu-
ty Marshal 81. Mast, Officer Fred. Foster
and Detective John T. Norris got on lay
that led them to believe that Morgan
was lowering in the vicinity, and
in truth had been seen near
Fernclff Cemetery. The "big' four hied
themselves hence. and only a short time
transpired after their arrival before Morgan
was seer to walk upon the Plum-street
bridge. They clcsod in on him. and under
the pretense of an arrest for forging
check got their man to Jail without resist
ance. Upon being searched the identical
weapon with which the cowardly deed
was done was found upon
him, and a treacherous-looking pepper
box it was. He signified his willingness to
accompany Detective Norris to Richmond,
Ind, upon the charge of forging note.
When he left our depot at 2o'clock this
Saturday morning, he was not aware that
he was being carried back to his old haunts,
nor that the detective knew that he had in
hands Lee Morgan, the perpetrator of the
foulest murder that has darkened the
annals of crime in the State of Indiana.
A heavy reward rests over his head.
MORNING VIEW, ky.
No school here as yet.
Mrs. Kate Perrin Rouse, is visiting Fal-
mouth.
Miss Annie Stewart is visiting Mrs. Joe.
Secrist.
Mr.. Bell Herndon is home again, as jovial
as ever.
Mrs. George Mullins is suffering from
erysipeas. ~.
Mrs. Charlotte Boyd has had slight par
alytic stroke.
Chicken thieves quite plentiful. Stove
wood thieves, ditto. .... ..
Miss Clara Haley has returned to her
home in indianapolis Ind.
Mr.. Dick Brasier cut his hand quite bad
ly and has not been able to use it since.
DR.. Tanner makes the announcement
that if we want bridge here he will build
it for US.
The bridal party who left our vicinity on
tour last week, lost their trunk; 50
Madame Rumor says.
Mr.. Leslie Jones and Miss Mary Man con-
clnded to float adown the stream of life to-
gether and the "old folks at home OBJ
jecting, they consequently eloped and were
married at Independence on Thursday last.
KENTON,O
The Republicans will have qualification
ON Saturday night
Rev. Henry Baine and family, of Penn
lvania, are in the city, the guests of his
brother, D. F. Baine.
Mrs. H. NJ. Robertson has gone to Nash
Vile, Tenn, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Wheeler. She will be gone several months.
Mr.. Joseph Cook, of Boston, lectured in
this city last night to a large and appre
ciative audience. He was introduced by
| Col. D. Thomson, Of this city. His subject
was ultimate America"
Mrs. Dudley. mother of Mrs. Won Cary of
| this city, died at her daughters in Hunts
vile, Logan County, October 4th. Her
remains were brought to this place for
burial yesterday. She has been an invalid
number of years. Her age was eighty
| nine. ""
The Women's Christian Temp erance
Union Society of this city are holding an
all-day prayer meeting to-day in the Pres
byterian Church. The day was appointed
by the State Society to prayer for the sue
cess of temperance. 1t was well attended.
Mass meeting tonight at the same place.
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