The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Detroit.

FRANK HuRD's oPINIoN-woEs OF THE M1I1sH'
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, Aug 2.-The Evening News to-
dav publishes an interview with Congress
man Frank Hurd, of Ohio. 1t is Hurd's
opinion that if Ewing is elected Governor
the Thurman boom will be popular DEM
ocratic movement. Ewings defeat makes
Tilden's nomination sure.
The First Regiment of the Michigan Mill
tia is at the Adrian encampment. Their
tents were knocked fiat by tornado last
night.
Columbus.
euBERNAToRIAL MATTERS
PRIsONERS-BIG REWARD, ETC.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept 2.-The Governors
Guard, at their business meeting last night,
arranged to attend the Cincinnati Exposi-
ton. Quartermaster Brown will 60 to Gin
cinnati tomorrow to provide for the boys
Rev. Father Hayes, pastor of Holy Fam
ily Church, West Side, is seriously Ill, ana
fears are entertained that lie will not re-
cover.
There were l ,478 prisoners in the Peni-
Tertiary yesterday, against l,1S7 Tor tile
same date a year ago.
CAPTAIN Engelke was engaged yesterday
in mailing circulars offering $1,000 reward
in connection with the Rickly Bank rob-
berry.
Governor Bishop is at the Hamilton
County Fair to-day, will return to Colum-
bus tomorrow be in Cleveland Thursday,
Lima Friday and in Cincinnati next Sat
urday.
CLOSING IN ON THE GAMBLERs--THE STRIKE
BOYS BADLY INJURED.
Bpecial to the Star:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The Police Board is
closing in on the lottery men. The st.
Louis Lottery had no drawing yesterday, as
usual. Its Office is closed, and the Others are
winding up Many gambling houses have
been closed.
Many cigar houses have signed the strik
ers' schedule and the latter are rapidly 60
ing to work. There is not much prospect
of a settlement of the coopers' strike, an(
the paper hangers are beginning to MAKE
threats.
Henry PATH aged thirteen, had his lef
leg cut completely off below the knee
John Goebel, aged six years lost both legs
Joe Fritz, aged nine, had his right leg badl,
crushed, and Reno Hopt, aged nine, had hi
left leg broken, by being run over by ca
last evening. Goebei will die.
Chicago.
CONFESSION IN A MURDER CAsE-THE FREIGH
HOUSE STRIKE.
Special to the Star
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-The colored woma
Chapman, who testified that she saw Lam
shoot Officer Race, has confessed to Mrs
Kennedy, a female detective, that she pei
iured herself, and that "Sheeney'' George
friends have kept her in fear of prosecu
ton should she confess that they had il
duced her to so testify.
The Michigan Central, Illinois Centrt
and P, F. w. & c. freight house men hay
struck for 81 25 per day. The forme
wages of tie men was 81. Two hundre
men were brought from Michigan City b
the railway companies and they immediate
" Joined the strikers
indianapolis.
foLICEMANs LUCK-A MIDNIGHT BATH-PEl
sONAL, ETC.
.pecial to the star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-Merchant Polio
man, John McShulz claims to have draw
$4,000 in lottery
Late last night going home from Bar
um's circus, three men and a woman
tached to the show fell over twelve fo'
embankment into Pogue's run, filth
creek. They will have to dsintect.
Hon. D. w. Voorhees, was in the city ye
terday for few hours, circulating amor
his many friends. He left last night fl
his home in Terre Haute.
Espy livery man, charges that OF
Williams insulted his wife. Yesterday
met Williams on the street and gave hi
one ON the nose.
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