The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30
fenced to one year in the Penitentiary for
burglary and larceny, at Eaton.


tehceu W one year III tne reIitehtiaiy ioi
o. -, ..s,...s e.. l.,
I es 1on"son c,,,;,in ,nuu ~, Ind Co.
SGIunu se;n,n uIs'ee q. Eon"e. sa. a',a. nn' '''
h'i''hs nooer' Ae'cnain 'aS' august
turner ropoed near ntv.i.e, " mas
iEooeu Monuay nS iasS, wni.e la.iiiy we'e ~
o'unei' vi si,o0" No 'iue W '"Ae'e''
Wash. +. Frederick, Ex-Connty Treasu-
rer, aled from iniiamliia.ion oi Ine oo"eis'
near oaie'a' i'u'' aeoo i'' w -h'e 'o"is'
A daughter of Mrs Malott laid her
mother out with club in domestic diff
cuity' near Batavia Ease sun cri''cai'
A. Snyder, laborer, had his hand torn
from his arm by threshing-machine near
Tiffin, o., making amputation necessary.
James Galloway, colored, died at Carlisle,
Ind, one hundred and seven years old. He
was hostler for General Harrison, at Tippe-
canoe.
Horace Collier, farmer, in attempting
to cross the railroad track, was probably
fatally inj ured, and horse killed, at Elyria,
Ohio.
VIM. NJ. Bowler. son of Nashua N. H.,
clergyman, pleaded guilty of embezzline
$1,000 from the Nashua & Worcester Rail
road.
Frances A. Dickens, son of Arbury Dick
ems, once Secretary of the United States
Senate. died suddenly in Goochland Coun.
ty Va.
w. H. Hamilton, who is supposed to have
a brother at Kansas City. Mo-, found dead
at Meadville, Pa. Supposed to be from hard
spree.
J. F. Parsons undertook to get off q
moving train at Monndeville, w. Va, and
had one hand crushed and otherwise badly
injured.
The Grand Jury found indictments
against A. .. Snodgrass and VIM. Countz'
for killing ii. N. Muncey on Monday last,
at Marietta U.
At Boggstown and Fairfield, Shelby
County, Nd. scarlet fever is so prevalent as
to have caused closing for the present
OF the public schools.
The Ohio Evanpel;col Lutheran SYNOD
closed Yesterday at West Alexandria, Ohio,
to reassembie second "Wednesday after Trim.
| lty III looo at Lima, ONO.
George O, King had his leg 40 badly in.
iured bv pistol accidentally discba rved II,
his rocket, that amputation was necessary,
at New Belleville, Ind.
Ellis Barrett. farmer and stock .ae.,er
thrown under his wagon bv runaway team
and would have been killed but for !
plucky son OF twelve, at Leesburg, O.
Chas. Ackerman's iewelrv store was
broken open last Sunday night. and $i0c
worth of silver plated ware taken, but nc
arrests to this time. Connersville, Ind.
The Standard OIL COMPANY have con.
tracted for a new pine line. 5L inch from
the oil country to Cleveland Ohio nj a cost
of $500, 900, to be done by February next.
| c.o,d r,oo,,,on VIZ D ~. -. IL.
West Virginia Grand Lodge Of odd Fal.
lows. robbed in the cars of Al 400 while nm
the way from Parkersburp To Wheeling Va
c.o.u. u p,-,,o,. -..
o;nnt rnsso -. m eo. DULLES, Iuac, VIII swenty
M Y. for Mayfield was disabled in q oale
and brought up at Barnes LANDING on he,
side,
w.
NV morknen fan eAHu'nea Ha;n,9 IN Sne oarn-iot o.
the bones of a woman sunnosed to have @
been previously dissected bv some nbvsi.
clan.
mi,
Ine oanaaa 1overhment mas received
pe'iV'o' iroli Dritlsn CoiuuoIahs asking
have a clause inserted prohibiting Chinese
labor.
o..,
franz oluith anu iho.nas Eyer were con
w oVeu S y. i"oolt .: a'o Iape q. .ne mouse o.
.ne o,,npsom f s.s'eis a IPrinsilelu H IN; omiti
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