The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-22
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered b,
Star Special Reporters.
Pittsburg.

YOUNG LADY FRIGHTENED TO DEATH
BLAKELY IN A BAD BOX.
Special to the Star.
PIrrsBURG, Aug. 22.-Miss Snodgrass, aged
nineteen, was frightened to death yesterday
Rt Murraysville, Pa, while attempting to
rescue her little sister from lerilous posi-
ton on board across well.
The charge OF issuing bogus school bonds
has been made in Court against General
William Blakely last year National candi-
date for Judge He was Secretary OF the
School Board.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN IN FLAMEs-FU-
NERAL OF REV. WILBUR TILLINGHAsT.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH, Aug. pa fire is
raging in the University of Michigan, at
Ann Arbor 1t started in the southeast
corner of the main building. 1t is feared
that the institution is goner.
The funeral of the Rev. Arthur Tlling-
hast, accidentally shot, was held this
morning with the highest of High Church
Episcopal ceremonies. The Knights Tenn
plar assisted.
Louisville.
PAIR OF sHUFpLERs-FATALLY scALDED, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-Dudley Sands, who
left his home in New Albany last Tuesday
evening, was seen yesterday on the Port
land ferry in his shirt sleeves and very
drunk. He suddenly disappeared and it is
believed he was drowned
An old man named Hatcher, who runs a
vinegar factory on Sixth street. attempted
10 commit suicide yesterday afternoon by
throwing himself in the river. He was
fshed out
A young girl named Schnorer, living on
Floyd street, near Marion, was suddenly
taken with an epileptic fit yesterday while
washing and fell into the tub of hot water.
Her injuries will no doubt prove fatal.
VIM. Garrison, colored, is in Jail here on
The charge of outraging brutally the wife
Df James Buckner, colored, out on Cane
Bun.
A FOREIGN vIsIroR-sTRUCK WITH STRIKES
THE BROADWAY BANKS, ETC.
Bpecial to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Robert Orlinsky, of
Odessa, Russia, and a Counsellor of State
in that country, is in the city. He is here
10 investigate the methods of raising and
handling wheat used in the United States,
md will be in the city some time.
The strikes here rapidly multiply. Five
hundred stove molders of the chief foun-
dries are now out; the striking coopers
number one hundred and eighty five, and
the cigarmakers from twenty-five shops
have struck while those of other shops ex-
press their intention of joining the strike.
The street-car drivers and conductors have
assumed threatening attitude, and they
Rre expected to stop at any moment.
Thad. Baber, who is charged with the
murder of Mrs. Chandler and her daugh-
ter, Lizzie, has preliminary examination
to-day.
Yesterday was the last day for filling
claims against the Broadway Savings Bank.
The total amountof claims filed amounts to
between $65O,000 and 100000. TIE Re-
ceiver expects to declare a dividend of Is to
20 per cent. inside of sixty days.
Chicago.
RIG SALES OF wHEAT-cUT TO PIECES BY AN
ENGINE.
Special to the Star
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-On the Call Board
this morning the sales Of wheat were over
seven hundred thousand bushels inside
of ten minutes
Thomas Ntzhugh, employed by the st.
Paul Railway, was cut to pieces by an en-
gine this morning. He was labelling cars,
and the locomotive suddenly started up.
He leaves wife and child.
indianapolis.
GORGEOUS AFFAIR-sPoRTING PROSPECTS -
DAMAGED ROUTE AGENT.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22.-Last evening at
the Coburn-street NJ. L. Church, the pastor,
Rev. Virgil w. Tevis, was married to Miss
Mary Bowser. The wedding was gorgeous
affair.
The runners, Molle McCann and Modoc,
will contest for special purse of 500 and
q side wager of $500 during the colored
agricultural fair at the Exposition grounds
next week.
The agent for the Female Base-ba Clubs
Of New y lork and Philadelphia has engaged
the Expos ton Park and completed ar
rangements for an exhibition game in this
city tomorrow between the Red Stockings
Of New York and the Blue Stockings of
Philadelphia
Chas. Peterson, a route agent in the mail
service, who had an arm broken by COL
1879, sues the Vandalia Road for $1,000
damages
Walt. Hammond last Of gang of motor
ious counterfeiters has been arrested.