The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
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Columbus.
LICEUs'DELL ASsoCIATION-B. P. ". BILL
SURPRISING THE soALPERs.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, May THE Liceus-Bell at
cradle excitement among official and insur-
ance circles Liceus, who is suspicioned of
the shooting, was to-day arraigned before
the Mayor and waived examination and
gave bond in the sum of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance.
The Company claim that all the difficult
ties within the Company will be settled to-
day. The fight and shooting originated in
regard to who should control the insurance
company, each party trying to oust the
other.
The bill to reorganize the Board of Pub
lie Works will be reached tomorrow. John
NJ. Patterson, for the Committee Of Safety,
is again here to protest against its passage.
He works jointly. with the committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce.
The bill will certainly pass by party vote.
The ticket scalpers have been worsted in
their attempt to defeat the Swain Bill,
which has now been sent to the Senate.
The Legislature has conclusive proof that
the scalpers have been practcng forgey
and fraud upon the railroads and passen-
gers by selling fraudulent, stolen and ex-
pired tickets.
A criminal prosecution of some of them
is threatened by the defrauded parties.
The morning hour was taken up in dis
cussing the Appropriation Bill in Commit
tee OF the Whole House.
Detroit.
INVESTIGATING AN AsYLUM-FIREMEN's BLOW
oUT-LUMBER BURNED.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, May IA resolution has been
introduced in the Legislature to investigate
charges Of religious prescription in the
State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum in
Michigan.
The Catholics are kicking seriously about
the matter.
The State Firemen's Association Conven-
ton is in session here to-day. There will
be big parade tomorrow.
One million feet of lumber burned on the
docks at Ludington last night.
Louisville.
FIRE ON THE LYTLE-soME SHOTGUN PaLICY-
SALE OF CERTIFICATES, ETC.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE May THE steamer General
| Lytle, on her down trip, took fire when
about fifteen miles above Madison, at 1:30
yesterday morning Great excitement pre-
vailed on board. The vessel was run ashore,
and the flames were finally, with much diff
fculty, checked before any lives were lost
or very extensive damage had resulted to
the boat.
DR.. Mcneil, q young New Albany physi
clan, it is stated, offended young lady by
kissing her Her brothers marched him
into her presence at the muzzle of shot
gun and forced him to make an apology.
Some prisoners in Jail last night attempt
ed an insurrection, and Jailer Rubel found
it necessary to go among them with load
ed shotgun. The principal rebelswere put
in the sweat-box.
I For the first time the $40 U. 8. certificates
are on sale at the Post office today
81. Louis.
THE STAR ENJoINED-Two ORPHANS IN COURT
| WOMEN sUFFRAGIsTs, ETC,
Special to the Star
ST. LOUIS, May Am order Of injunc.
ton has been entered against John hodnet
and A. B. Cunningham, of the STAR enjoin.
ing the defendants from further collecting
any moneys, publishing the paper, OF
transactng any business pertaining to the
Star Company. Mr.. Cunningham was ap-
pointed receiver to continue the publica.
ton.
The cases of the National Bankers of Mis-.
souri, have been continued till the 18th.
The suit of Sheridan Shook and Albert
Palmer, of New York, against the estate OF
the late Ben. DE Bar, and his bondsmen, in
the celebrated injunction suit gu1Sing out
of the presentation of ''The Two Orphans
at De Bars by Mckee Rankin about two
years ago, comes up this afternoon in the
Circuit Court 100000 damages is asked.
| Miss Phoebe Couzins, Mrs Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Myra Bradwell, Susan B. An
thony, and a host of Woman Fighters.
are here attending the National Women's
Suffrage Convention, which has just con.
vened at St. Georges Hall.
Adam Schmidt, boarding at No. North
Levee, was found dead in his bed yester.
day.
Indianapolis.
HARDING's vICTIMS--DEAD TRAMP TINKER
| Yesterdays ELECTIONS, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPoLIs, May Mr.. Harding il
still in Jail and apparently suffering much
mentally. A physician attends him. Wal
ter and Lizius, the wounded printers, are
both improving.
Father Donaghue is of opinion that Bish.
op Chatard will not be made the coadjutoi
of Archbishop Purcell, as it is not the Gus
tom of the Church to transfer Bishops SC
soon after their appointment.
The body of tramp tinker was found in
the ditch by the railroad track at Beech
Grove yesterday. The Coroner is investi
eating the case.
1t is said the oration of A. B. Anderson
of Wabash College, on ''The Decay of In
stitutions," which took took the prize al
the late oratorical contest at The Opera
house, was a stolen production-therefore
not original with him.
The city election in this city yesterday
passed off quietly. An average vote was