The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
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Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., April 15.-Representative Sawye
to-day introduced bill in the House appropri
alng S37, 600 to rebuild the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home at Xenia.
In the Senate this morning the house was takeI
up In discussing proposition to pay Thos. Jones
the Cincinnati sculptor, $1,000, as balance du,
Tor his bust of Lincoln and Surrender of Vicks
puTg, which was ordered by a Committee, o.
which President Hayes was Chairman
Representative Jessup has II bill for introduction
providing that it snail require four members o
the Coard OF Public Works 10 discharge, appoint
or change the compensation of any employe Of
the Board
BAD FALL FROM BRIDoE-ELIAs GRIGGs DOSE
Special to the Star.
| PITTSBURG, April 15.-An unknown man was
| found tnis morning lying under a trcste thirty.
five feet high on the pittsburg South TN Railroad
ten miles from this city. He had his skull frac.
tured and two ribs broken, and was unconscious.
He was brought to the City Hospital.
Elias Gregg, under sentence OF death at wuynes.
burg for arson, took poison and is not expected 10
live.
Detroit.
| A VIGOROUS TEMPERANCE LECTCRER-HoTELs C ET-
| TING CHEAP-BIESsING THE BELLS
| Special 10 the Star
DETROIT, April ia temperance lcctuter doing
business at Miles, Michigan is an alleged ham
thief and broke the arm of his pursuor last night
by blow from a butcher knife.
The Colby House. ut Niles, which cost S66 900.
| sold yesterday for $500.
A chime of bells, presented to the Cathedral of
Detroit by the lady parishoners. will be blessed
tonight by Bishop Borges with imposing cere.
| monies.
The Twenty second Regiment U. s. Infantry
| leaves the lakes for Texas to-day.
ST. Louis.
JUDGMENT AGAINST TGCE--RAID ON GAMBLERS
coLoRED EXODUS ETC.
| Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Professor G. v.
Riley, the entomologist, yesterday obtained
a judgment in Judge Wickham's Court
against John ii. Tice, the weather prognos-
ticator, for $675 rs.
Tom Kelly, James Swain, Timothy
Waugh, Sylvester Howard and WIN. Close
were all arrested yesterday and last night
upon charges of gambling and keeping
gambling houses. The raid continues, and
Marshal Mason expresses Is intention of
making it complete.
Frank Myers brute in breeches, was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for six months
yesterday for nearly kicking the life out of
Nellie Grant poor wretch who supports
him by life OF shame.
The colored irruption continues without
interruption. Some steamers refuse to
bring the refugees, and the Grand Tower,
which brought up one hundred and fifty,
says there were six hundred at Vicksburg
waiting to come up. Some are already get
ting sick and wanting to get back, and Mr..
Miles Sells, of this city, is furnishing free
passes to all who wish to return to their
Southern homes.
Mr.. Leon Chateau, of France, addressed
the members of the Merchants Exchange
yesterday on the financial and commercial
relations between France and this country,
and also the different European nations
and France.
Chicago.
BADLY BROKEN MARKEr-cLEAN SWEEP by
INCOMING OFFICERS.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, April 15.-There is general and
marked decline to-day in all products on
Change. Grain and provisions of all kinds
have taken a decided tumble, and the
market is badly broken
The incoming Democratic city admins
tration is going 10 make clean sweep of all
officers.
Indianapolis.
KILLED WITH SAD IRoN--NANcy GLEN ONCE
MoRE-BEER FOR BERLIN, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 15.-Coroner Wish
ard certifies that James Ingerman came to
his death from wound inflicted with sad
iron, in the hand OF Emma Ingerman, his
wife, on the I'd inst, and she has been COM
mtted to jail.
The forgery and grand larceny indict-
ments against Nancy L. Glen. who will be
remembered for her connection with the
Young murder, are set for trial or the 28th
inst
Peter Lieber & Co. yesterday shipped
three barrels of lager and three barrels of
book beer to Berlin.
One barrel of book was also sent to Kai-
ser Wilhelm.
Mrs. Matilda Waddington, the woman
who hung herself at the Insane Asylum
Saturday, was but twenty eight years of age.
DR.. Hester testified that she inherited in
sanity, which was fastened by the deser-
ton Of her husband. He had never writ
ten or called to make inquiries relative to
his wife
The work on the new hotel is being rap
idly pushed forward.
Alfred Perry, the fellow who stole $l2
from the Hendricks County pensioner
few weeks ago, was sentenced yesterday to
two years in the State Prison South,