The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-22
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James Cain, typo, must have raised it in
snd about the Times Office if Traders haste
In getting Marshal Hayward into his build
ing can be taken into consideration.
Miss Annie Foster, the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Governor-elect
Foster, after spending few days in our
city as the guest of the Misses Baldwins,
Departed on Tuesday for Cincinnati.
The Morrow chariot line have added
smother for the accommodation of those
having business between the Pennsylvania
House, West Main street, and Lagonda av-
enue, East Main street. George J. Butter
is furnishing some elegant harness for this
Ane.
The following sought shelter last night
beneath sthe roof of the Mast Inn. They
we're assigned to rooms as follows: James
Cain, drunk, room 8; Edward Johnson,
lettering, Chas. Coombs, drunk and disor-
derly, James Kelly, lettering, room D; Hat
lie Srohms, drunk, room /.
Mr.. Clark Farmhouse, reported to have
been handled severely in Sunday brawl
On West Main street, has been ''seen."
Clark says that he did not engage, and feels
sure that all was serene in the neighbor-
hood indicated on the Sabbath day. Per-
haps we have been led astray by rumor,
and we hasten to smother all doubts to the
contrary.
By the unanimous vote of Council last
night William Reed was declared station
house keeper. This appointment fails to
give anything like satisfaction, as the ap-
pointee lacks the first iOta of a record.
Some unpleasant rumors are in circulation
to which is attached much STRESS will be
much of detrment in the discharge of
his duties, even should he prove an eff
eient man.
Upon the strength of a telegram from
Nechanicsburg Chief Schuchman arrested
last night Charles Hale, who is charged
by A. G. Hanks, marble dealer of that
place, with buying and selling goods under
false pretenses and absconding with the
proceeds thereof Hale had first secured
employment in our city in Burns & Co. s
marble works. An examination of his
pockets at the Station turned up two bot
Ties of whisky and cart-load of letters.
AFTER TIE FILTHY LUcRE He WENT
While the train on the c., s. & c., under
command of Conductor Tom Jones, was
passing through Georgieville Cut on
Tuesday morning, passenger who got
aboard at London was seen to leave his seat
and step out OF the car on to the platform
and then to draw from his pockets roll OF
money, which he Immediately set about tc
count. While SO engaged gust of wind
carried off his hat, which, in grabbing for
caused him to loose his grip on his roll
which went after the hat. He then sprane
sitter both. The train was brought to 1
stand, and the man found to be only
slightly dishgured about the face.
SAD AccrDENr.-On Tuesday morning
just as the train on the G., s. q c., which
carries the employees of the Leffel Works
sast of this city, had gotten under headwsy
James Cashin, an employe of Roberts, the
poiler-maker attempted to board the cars
He made the spring and caught with hi'
right hand, but missed his footing and fel
In such manner as to throw his left arm
beneath the wheels, which ground it off al
most 70 the elbow. Cashin was immediate
" taken to the Office of Drs Mclaughlin &
Russell where the flow Of blood wa
Itaunched.
He was then conveyed to his home, 7s
Harrison street, where Drs. Russell and Nc
Laughlin will to-day amputateit just above
the elbow Cashen was the only supper
pfa widowed mother, which makes his cas'
distressing to the extreme.