The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05
OUR SISTER CITIES.
The DOings OF the Day as Seen by Star
Special Reporters.
Baltimore.


REV. FATHER FOLEY IMPRovING-THE sAR'
NATHAN SAILS.
Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 5.-Rev. John
Foley, brother of Bishop Foley, who has
been threatened with pneumonia for some
days past, is in an improved condition to-
day.
The Sarmstian, of the Allen Line, sailed
Tor Liverpool this morning
Pittsburg.
THE DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES OF DYSON.
special to the Star.
PiTTsBURG, Pa, March ga man named
Dyson, living at Bellefield, Pittsburg
suburb, poured kerosene over his carpet,
set fire to it, and afterward engaged in a
desperate fight with his wife He was ar
rested. Domestic troubles caused his
frantic acts.
ST. Louis.
A LAWYER DIsBAREED-voKELs SUICIDE
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT, ETC.
6pecisl to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Thc decision Of the
lower Court disbarring Frank ]. Bowman,
st. Louis attorney, has been sustained
by the Court of Appeals.
Frank Nokel, the proprietor of grocery
and saloon on the corner OF Victor and
EaSton streets, committed suicide ycstcr-
day by shooting himself, on account of a
loss he had sustained by a fire in his gro
Gerry. He will be buried at 2 p. M. to-day.
Dodd Brown & Co. sue Silvain Levy and
wife to recover the value of certain notes,
alleging that he deliberately got into debt,
with malice aforethought, to the amount of
$50, 900 and then asked his creditors to take
25 cents OH the dollar.
A passenger train on the Vandalia Rail
road ran into coal train at the stock-yard
switch, about three miles from East st.
Louis, last night. Engineer Foss ard fire.
man Morgan of the Nandalia Read were
killed. Both locomotives were wrecked.
Detroit.
SUPREME JuDGE-HE WAS PIoUs, STILL HE
STOLE.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, March 5.-The Republicans of
Michigan will surely renomnate Judge
Campbell for Supreme Judge tomorrow at
the Lansing Convention.
II. M. Clark, defaulting Cashier of the
Lowell, Mich, National Bank, stealing,
five years, was pious, etc, but he stole
$4,000 to Sic, 900 all the same.
LOuisville.
THE DUEL FIAsCo-FATALLY BURNED-PENsIoN
FRAUDs-PoIsoN IN BEER, ETC.
Jpccial to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-The report that
Capt. w. M. Adair, Deputy United States
Marshal, and John Wyatt, an Ex-DeputY
would fight duel at o'clock yesterday
morning in the old Louisville Baseball
Grounds. was without foundation, as Capt
Adair is at present ont OF the city.
Mollic Ryan, aged thirteen, was probably
fatally burned last evening at her home on
Market street, from her dress catching fire.
David 0. Gibson and William P. Gibson,
Of Rockcaste County, were yesterday SEN
fenced in the United States District Court
for pension frauds. David 0. gets five years
in the Penitcntiary and w. P. is fined
1000.
Rufus W. Carley, retired merchant
died yesterday.
The testimonial at the Masonic Temple
last night to the memory Of Robert Emmett
WIS an overwhelming success, and warm
Irish welcome was extended last night to
every participant in the evenings enter
tainment.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Ward, col
Ored, was arrested by City Marshal Gal
lagher. He is accused of having poisoned
Walker Hawkins, colored, who died yester-
day at l2 o clock, by putting some deadly
drug in his beer.
Chicago.
BISHOP FoLEY's LAST WILL,
Special to the star
CHICAGO, March 5.-Thc will of Bishop
Foley states that he has no personal debts,
and he desires TO be buried in Baltimore
beside his parents. He bequeaths to the
Catholic Bishop OF Chicago all the property
acquired since his appointment to this do
cese, and also his carriage and horses. He
appoints as executors Bishop Bates, of Al
ton. and Bishop Spalding, of Peoria. The
chancellor, Reardon, is to distribute his
personal effects
indianapolis.
hoREBACH MlsslNG-iMPoETAET LAW SUIT
DEAD CELESTIAL, ETC.
Special 10 the Star
IEDIANAPoLIs, March 5.-Edward More
bach, late leader Of the orchestra at the
City Garden, is among the missing.
The patent cases OF Henry 3. Hne CT al.
vs.. Jacob Wall ct al, eleven in all, are now
M hearing before Judge Gresham, CT the
United States Court. The complainants
are part owners OF the Nelson W. Green
patent for driving wells. AID the defend
ints are farmers of Northern Indiana, who
AVE been using such wells.
It is estimated that there are from three
% four thousand Of these wells in Marion
Jounty alone. and over five hundred thou
and in the United States. The result, of
.ourse, will be awaited with great interest.
A commission, consisting Of DR.. Kaiser
and Justices Pease and Wright, formed for
he purpose Of determining the sanity or