The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND STRUCK BY A TRAIN
Special to the Star.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, June 6-Peter Beir, age,
twenty-one was struck by lightning and Instant
q. killed yesterday afternoon at Herman Station
Butler County.
An unknown man living at Titusville, Pa, wa
| struck by tain near Rochester Pa. last evening
ana mad his foot cut off. He lay in hard rain al
night, being unable 10 make his cries heard.
| louisville.
| THE DOOMED MURDERERs-RAILRoAD ADJUSTMENT
| THE CONFIDENCE MAN.
Special to the Star.
| LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Anderson and Webster
who are to be executed here three weeks from to
day. have lost all hopes of reversal of their sen
tence Anderson Is stolid and Indifferent, buI
webster is fearful OF death.
The Shor-line and Shelby Roads have adjusted
their difficulties, and thorough reconciliation
has taken place.
An old stranger from Clarksville, Tenn. bound
for Kansas with his little family, was yesterday
conhdenced out OF s32 80 on the bogus check line.
Detroit.
EPISCOPAL BISHoP-FIRE AT HoLLY-DrsAsrER.
Special TO the Star.
DETROIT, June 5.-The Episcopal Convention is
now balloting for Bishop of Michigan. Bishop
lutilS Vi tdll, ledusi fttf. 1eO. OF
Detroit second. The chances are in favor of Tut
tie. The yearly stipend to the deposed Bishop,
Samuel McCoskey, has been cut of.
There was $40, 900 fire at the village of Holly
last night.
ii. B. Martin was the assumed name OF sailor
on the schooner Eagle Wing who was drowned in
Lake Erie last night He once was a rich man.
Ira stowell. of Eaton, was killed by land slide
COyumDus
KLIMPER's BILL DEFEATED-FINANCIAL DIS
CUssIoN-DEMoCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, June 6.-Klimper's Bill, max
ing the County Commissioners and Board
of Control the appointing power for County
employees, was lost this morning, receiving
but ffty-fve votes
A joint discussion between R. w. Nichols,
President of the Honest Money League,
and Bob SchilIing, Greenbacker, was held
at the State House last night.
The Craftsmanship of the Democratic
State Executive Committee will not be
settled for some time yet. A resolution
was passed by the State Central Committee
for the purpose OF continuing the present
officers, John G. Thompson, Chair
man, and General l.. M. Wiley,
Secretary, until the candidates on the State
ticket could be consulted and their wishes
learned as to whom they preferred as officers
of the new Committee. A call will be
made for the purpose.
Dan. Mullaney is here trying to have DR..
Muscroft confirmed Director of Longview
Asylum. He has been twice rejected.
ST. Louis.
NATIONAL BREWERS BURsrED BROADWAY
BANK CRIMINALS.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Internal Revenue
Commissioner Green. B. Raum addressed
the Brewers Convention yesterday. II. H.
Reuter- of Boston, President of the Associa-
ton, was presented with an elegant silver
epergne. Last night they held a grand
and to-day they are enjoying an
excursionsab the city.
A writ of habeas corpus, made returna-
BILE tomorrow, has been granted to Krie-
ger, Sr., of the bursted Broadway Savings
Bank.
Joseph Sanders, for the murder of Charles
Breitenstein, has been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for ten years.
John Mack, the supposed murderer of Joe |
Fisher, has been captured.
Mr.. James M. Franciscus, the newly APP
pointed assignee Of the Broadway Savings
Bank, is taking an inventory of its assets
md liabilities, in order to prepare state
nent Of its condition.