The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
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columbus
DENNIS CARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHAT COD
flying COMMITTEE
Special to theStar.
COLUMBUS O., June THE Governor has par
doned Dennis Cary, of Cincinnati, sentenced for
life for killing Neville, the druggist He is sew
enty-four years old, and liable to die from ex-
haustion.
Ed. McTague, a painter, fell from the top Of a
house this morning. receiving severe injuries.
The dwellings OF Thomas Roos, VIM. Fassig and
John Holmes were burgarized last night, and
considerable money and goods stolen.
report of the Hopper Committee to the House
this morning brought up lively discussion as to
the Codifying Commission. During the debate it
was charged that the Commission had drawn
$40 900 from the State while attending to their
own private interests, and that the work should
have been completed long since. The Commission
wants authority to continue in session all summer
in order to annotate the work.
When the House took recess at noon Speaker
Neal, in behalf of the members of the House,
presented Clerk Brunner with handsome gold
watch.
Louisville.
MADAME ANDERsoN-No' oFIOUs THIEF-DAEGER-
oUsLY HURT.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, June MADAME Anderson begins
walk OF ITO half miles in LILO half hours at
Liederkrarz Hall tonight
Carrie Rogers, the most notorious female thief
Ct the city, last night stole s. Headys pocketbook
containing $40. lie threatened TO kill her, and
she disgorged all but $3.50, and she is in Jail.
Jesse Christopher, while loading cars at the L.
& N. Depot was very dangerously injured.
Yesterday Patrick Digman, deck-hand of the
steamer Charles Mcdonald, was dangerously, il
not fatally beaten up on the levee by two drunken
men.
Detroit.
HIGH CHURCH DEFEAT-FIERcE FIRE AT FLINT.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, June REV. Samuel 8. Harris, Of
Chicago was elected Bishop of Michigan at
o'clock this morning. by one majority of the con-
firming laity vote. 1t was q hot fight and q High
Church defeat.
The three river -four mills at Flint, Michigan
burned last night Loss, $4,000; insurance, a.
600.
Pittsburg.
PUDDLERs STRIKE DRAWING TO CLOSE.
Special to the Star.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, June 1.-THE lockout at the
iron mills is gradually drawing 10 an end. 1ndi-
cations to-day are that all the mills will soon be
again running. Painter & Sons and the Carnegie
Bros signed the scale this morning, and other
manufacturers have sent for their puddlers. The
manufacturers are now in secret conference.
Later-The manufacturers have just agreed to
sign the scale, and the strike is ended.
IS. Louis.
MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A TEMPERANCE
EDITOR, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, June THE st. Louis Jockey Club
give race matinee at their tracks this afternoon.
The one-horse car which runs between Mound
City, H., and the Illinois Railroad Depot wns
ROBBED at two o'clock on Wednesday morning OF
mail bag containing a number OF valuable
paners An effort was made TO hush the matter
up, but ii has leaked out.
Fred. Frichte, steamboat man, cut his throat
with pOcketknife at the Orleans House, and
died in a Dispensary ambulance, while being
taken to the Hospital.
The National Brewers yesterday filled a long
line Of carriages and took in the town. Many of
the delegates departed last night for their homes
Frank NJ. Benns, editor OF the Prohibitionist
published here has sworn out warrants, charging
that he was assaulted by four brewers here during
the Convention. He says one Of them threw a
glass of beer in his face and beat him while the
Others poured beer down his back
Indianapolis.
STATE oFFICIALs--sPoRTING MATTERs-HAsTY
LOVE MATCH, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 7-Gov Williams
Auditor Manson and Attorney General
Woolen left for Jacksonville this morning
to inspect the State Prison and the new
cooper shop.
Guetigs trial has been temporarily sus.
pended on account Of his illness.
John Brennan was winner in the walk
ing match last night,
Mile, Rose, the pedestrienne, suffered
from another stroke of apoplexy yesterday,
and unless these attacks occur at less fire.
auent intervals. she will soon be incapaci-
tated from walking.
William Barnes and Count Mckenzie, of
England, shot match of twenty-five birds
yesterday, which was won by Mr.. Barnes,
he having killed twenty-one birds, and
Mckenzie twenty.
The jury in the Jennings County election
conspiracy case yesterday found James
Wilkerson guilty. He was admitted to
IS, 900 bail.
Clarence Bell arrived in this city ten
days ago from New Orleans, and stopped at
the South House, where he fell in love
with Clara NJ, Intyre, aged fifteen years,
and domestic in Mrs Souths family.
Last evening they were united in marriage.
WHY SETGFELD S(OOTED.