The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.


NO INTENTIONS OF STRIKE.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The President of the
Trades Council, Mr.. Samuel Goldnorter,
authorizes the positive statement that there
is to be no strike here to enforce the eight
hour demand. There is among labor or
ganizations here no knowledge of any in
tention to strike in any part of the United
States. 1t is also very positively asserted
that the workingmen have none but the
most peaceful and orderly designs in their
parade on the Fourth, and will carry no
arms and violate no law.
PittSburg.
sLUMBERED UPON THE TRACK-LUSCHING ZACH
CHANDLER.
Special to the STAR
PITTsBURG, July 3.-John Blair, OF Roaring
| Springs Pa, employed at the Benning furnace,
laid down with his head upon the railroad track
yesterday and went to sleep, and the train cut of
his head.
Senator Zach Chandler was in town few hours
| to-day. He took lunch at the Duquesne Club
with Congressman Errett and several prominent
| citizens
ST, Louis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DRowNED-HAPPY
EDITORS, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, July S-The man war wachusets
is expected here within week.
1t is reported that shirt belonging to Stockley,
| charged with the Mrs. Deckman murder, has been
| found, torn and bloody and pistol found in his
trunk.
| Fritz Ronjnrt, aged twenty, was drowned in a
pool while bathing yesterday.
| The Arkansas editors wore hailed and Sunnnred
last night and the cup OF their enjoyment is full.
| There will be extensive Socialis ic professions
here tomorrow, but no trouble is apprchended
Louisville.
NEWSPAPER SALE DROWNED LoUIsvILLIANs -
LECTURER DEPARTS, ETC.
| Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-The effects OF the Louis.
| vile Commercial will be sold by the Commits
sOner July 18th.
| William Thomas, who drowned himself at
South Carro!lton, Saturday, to escape arrest, is
thought to be David Mauc&, who recently m ur,
| dered his wife in Harrison County, Ind.
A lecturer of the Louisville Medical College has
skipped the town. He has been several times de-
tected in acts too revolving for publication. The
| unfortunate creature was soon to have been made
| u professor.
The drowned body Of tailor with Louisville
| references, was found in the river at Westport,
Oldham County.
| Henry Brenner and Joseph Nicklaus employees
of Fords plate glass works, in Jacksonville, were
dangerously cut by the breaking OF heavy plate
| glass yesterday.
Indianapolis.
SAVAGE ATTACKS ON THE PoLICE-PERSoNAL
MENTION.
| Special to the Star.
INDIANAPoLIs, July 3.-During small
| fire last evening Policeman Ben. Thornton
(colored) was badly cut by Charles Daniels,
while the foreman was trying to keep back
the crowd. Daniels was arrested.
Yesterday Officers Bradley and Richards
came upon a gang of four burglars, fol
whom they were looking, in Fall Creek
Bottoms. A skirmish ensued, during which
Richards was shot through the leg, and both
officers were seriously beaten with clubs
One of the burglars was wounded, but al
escaped, although force of officers secured
the country for them. This morning i
was reported that four men boarded an |.
z. & L. freight train bound for Cincinnati
but sent word back from Shelbyylle tina
the four men who had boarded the traiI
got off before the train left that city. The
police think these were the men.
| Ex-Gov. Hendricks and his wife will re
turn from Hot Springs next Saturday.
Geo. NJ. Curtis, a noted criminal lawyer
of New York, passed through this city yes
terday to attend the trial of Tom Buford fol
killing Judge Elliott at Frankfort, KY.
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