The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-27
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
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Columbus.
DEMOCRATS OPEN THE CAMPAIGN-FIREs THIS
MORNING.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, June 27.-Gen. Thomas Ewing
spoke from the State House terrace last eve
ming in an eloquent and powerful manner
at the opening of the campaign. He was
followed by General Rice who spoke at
some length in an equally eloquent and
emphatic address. They are both con-
yinced Of clear victory on the second
Tuesday Of 0ctouCr next.
The planng-mill OF A. Carlisle was dis
covered to be on fire this morning at half
past 3, but not until the flames lad gained
such headway that the mill was entirely
consumed. The fire extending to adjon-
ing lumber piles, did some damage there,
and also destroyed two stables in the rear
of the lumber yard. Cause unknown. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. A fire in the eastern
suburbs last night at II o'clock destroyed
two small dwellings
Indianapolis.
PEDAGoGUE coNvENTIoN-BoUND TO SHUTTLE
tom CLARK's TRIAL, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-The State Con-
vention of County School Superintendents
closes its labors this morning with an in
formal meeting
Mrs. Mattox. OF Kokomo, who attempted
to commit suicide last Saturday night in
this city, has been DISCHARGED from the Asy-
lum, although she declares her intention of
killing herself yet
Thomas Clark, who is under indct-
ment for an attempt to kill Mary Davis on
the night of April Oath, by forcing her to
drink solution of strychnine, is now on
trial.
Eight hundred birds will be shot at this
afternoon, and, from the number of stran-
gers already arrived, it will no doubt be
the best attended shooting match that ever
took place in this city.
w. H. Thompson, a carriage trimmer,
was declared insane yesterday. So also was
Lena Armeyer, of LIS East Washington
street.
Chicago.
ARRIVAL OF CATTLE OF ROYAL BLOOD.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 27.-A number of fine |
breeding cattle, bought from Queen Vic
toria's private herd, reached here to-day
from England for Simon Beatty, of Chi
cago.
EDIToRs-NEw THEATER-R1DING |
MATCH, ETC.
ST. LOUIS June 27.-The Arkansas edit |
ors, along with Governor Miller and most |
of the State officers, will reach the city |
next Wednesday morning. They will re-
main one day and go on to Chicago.
The new theater here will be opened with |
Edwin Booth Oct. 1st.
1t is rumored that Sanders, the murderer
Of Printz is in the neighborhood of Kansas |
City.
riding match between Miss Ducking-
ham and Prof. Gaylord takes place here to-
Louisville.
MARRIED--A DAMAGED ACTRESS
MISSING MAN-CRAZY CAR DRIVER.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE June G.-Yesterday after
1oon Mr.. John A. Haldeman, son of Wal
Ter Haldeman, Esq, of the Courier-Journal,
was married at Calvary Church to Miss
Mollie Ryan, belle of this city and a young
ady OF rare accomplishments.
Miss Emma Vaders actress, has brought
'uit for 500, 900 damages against Wm. L. AL
en-, lessee, and the Kentucky Polytechnic
society, owner of the Louisville Opera
house, charging that through their gross
'arelessness she fell through an open trap
loor on the stage of the Opera-house break
ng one of her legs and receiving other seri-
'us injuries
On the 18th of the present month, Mr..
". W. Fales, of Philadelphia, registered at
he Merchants Hotel. From that time I'D
o Tuesday last he has seemed, from some
ause, very despondent, and as he has since
een missing, it is believed he has suicided.
VIM. Carico, street-car driver, was
odged in Jail yesterday afternoon, charged /
nth lunacy. He was found on the street
hrowing rocks at his mule.
Pittsburg.
REEN FOUND GUILTY-JoURNAcsBTIc DETECT
IVES.
peCidl W tue
PIrrsBURG, juno 27.-The Coroner's Jury j
'-day found verdict against Green in the !
ase of Richards. Both colored.
The two young pickpockets arrested on !
Wednesday by two newspaper men, E. W.
ightner of the Dispatch and J. McLaugh-
IL, were given three years each to the Pen
entiary this morning. b
Detroit. I
EAD-BRoKE BALL CLCB-ToLEDO REeATT&.
oecial to the Star. 8
DETROIT, Mich, June 27.-Detrot's pet t
ase-ball Club is dead broke at Davenport,
IVA. A money order has been tele- '
'aphed them to come home with.
The engineers of the sunken steam tug p
.tellite are home to-day. No cause for v
le strange disaster is given. I
There arc forty one entries to the North n
estern Rowing Regatta at Toledo, July Sd
I'd 4th. The four-oared contests will be
ot between the Shoe-wae-cae-me and
'ahwahsum Clubs.
Uncle Sam. sails for England.
ational Associated Press to the Star.
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