The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
WEE WIRELINGS.

Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont, was sere-
naded at New Albany, Ind.
| J. Howe, farm laborer, fatally injured by
passing train at Ostrander, 0.
Frank Shay thrown from his horse and
fatally injured at London, o.
Steamer Argyle and several passengers
probably lost in Lake Superior.
The new Crafts furnace went into opera
ton at Logan, Ohio, on the 4th.
| Frank Lemon thrown from horse and
fatally injured, near Mt. Gilead, Ohio.
John L. Gass killed in an affray between
whites and blacks in Arundel County, Md.
Mrs. j. II. Via, of Maiden, West Virginia.
dropped dead while carrying bucket of
coal.
| Twelve cars dtched near Clarksville, O.,
on Muskingum Valley Railroad, on freight
train.
Stephen Zork, who killed Parrott Sun
day last, will have a hearing at Millwood
to-day.
| Eight men working in sewer at Tiffin
O., narrowly escaped death by caving in Of
| the walls.
F. W. Leaby, a young physician Of Ur-
bana, O.. committed suicide by taking
strychnine.
William Snyder. farmer, thrown from
load OF fodder and had collar bone broken
at Findlay, o.
Daughter of Anthony Schlemin fatally
burned at Greenfield, O., by coal oil lamp
overturned.
Hog slaughtering begins at Ripley with
poor show owing to low water and lack of
salt for curing.
Old pioneer Samuel H. Reckerman, of
Hancock County, died last Monday night,
aged eighty-two.
Samuel Cutting fell into hot vat in
hat factory at Milwaukee and died in few
hours afterwards.
Samuel Hendrickson and wife killed by
passing train in attempting to cross the
track at Freehold, N. ].
Geo. L. Longnecker had his hand and
arm frightfully mangled by flax brake at
Gary's Mills, at Eaton, o.
Thomas C. Perkins sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary for blackmailing Joseph
Mink at Frankfort Ind.
Andrew Forbes was divorced at Jefferson
ville Ind, on the 4th and remarked Oh the
5th to Mrs. E. ]. Campbell.
The killing OF Jesse james, the noted
outlaw, reported YESTERDAY from south
eastern Kansas is discredited.
A young son OF T. G. Maple of Columbus
Grove, O., was tripped at play in school
yard and broke his arm in falling.
Hon. Gilbert De La Matyr, the great In.
| Jinpo n boo 10, +,>a
ence at the Courthouse Maids IN, Ind.
Melvin Hammer was convicted of man.
slaughter Yesterday at Cadiz. O., and sen.
fenced to five years in the penitentiarv.
Little daughter of J. W. Taylor, of Kings
ton Township, near Urbana, O., drank a
cup of I've by mistake with fatal results
Nathan Tnpman, of Brown Township,
near Plain City, O., took "benzire' to cure
hydrophobia and cut up Jack generally.
New Albany, Ind, wooden and cotton
mills closed yesterday for want of coal,
throwing 500 hands out of employment.
John HULL was found guilty of petit lar.
ceny at Mount Gilead. o., Yesterday, and
trial for perjury continued till next term.
Miss Josephine Smolley, living six miles
, east of Burkvile, Ind, owing to domestic
difficulties, shot herself with probably fatal
effects.
Captain James Shelton, County Commits
sloner, thrown from his wagon near Wheel.
: ersburg, Ohio, ribs broken and otherwise
, injured.
Unknown supposed tramp killed while
lying on the track of Louisville New Al
bany & Chicago Railroad, near Bedford,
Indiana.
. The coal miners strike at Des Mones
Iowa. ended by the men accepting the
State Committeemen's offer of half cent
advance.
Henry Greenbaum. ex-President of the
defunct German National Bank at Chicago
indicted by the Grand Jury and bail fixec
at $4,000.
James T.. Bowman shot Mrs. J. II. Haye.
+ and her niece Annie Carr, in San Francis
/ co, because the young lady would no
. . marry him.
f The Dayton Homeopathic Medical Asso
: citation meets at Dayton, o.. TO-DAY at til,
: Beckel House, DIR. J. NJ. Miller, of Spring
. field, O., presiding.
The death of Herbert s. Harcourt, re
: ported to have occurred at Rock Island re
Gently, proves to have been canard gotter
up for purpose.
! Henry Meeks, farmer, near Point Pleas
ant, W. Va. and his tenant, Gallatin Pul
lin, seriously injured by being thrown from
i buggy in runaway.
= James W. Jefferson. the well-known at
: torney, was Yesterday married to Miss Id,
: lsler, at Lafayette, Ind, and left for brida
Q tour in Iowa and Colorado.
!, Martin Walpole, arrested and put In jai
after he had clubbed his father nearly
to death, knocked another man down AM
cut horse badly with an ak.
Q The Third Congressional District Medica
: Society held their annual meeting at Jef
fersonville, Ind, DR.. David Mcclure presid
0 ing. Adjourned last evening.
$ Thomas Edgel, from near Athens, O., wa
s probably fatally injured at coal mines nea