The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Louisville,

Louisville.
IMPUDENcE PUNIsHED-sUICIpE IDENTIFIED
WAS NOT MURDERED,
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, June "A colored hackman
last night made an insulting remark when
passing young man and lady on the street.
The young man, named John Dyler, took
the lady home, and returning struck the
hackman on the head with a rock, infiict-
ing dangerous wound.
The Sunday suicide is thought to be
Charles Hotopp, cigarmaker.
A post-mortem examination discloses
that James Radford, the colored boy, was
not murdered but that he died from acute
inflammation of the brain. Two boys
charged with killing him are out on bail.
The postmaster has received notice that
no more refunding certificates would be
sent to this place, the supply being entirely
exhausted.
IN FAVOR OF THE cITY-sERIoUs CHARGE OF
MALPRACTICE
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, June 3.-The suit of Farwell,
Robinson & Co. VS.. The City of Detroit, to
recover $50,0 900 royalty for using the round
cedar block pavement was decided in the
United States Court in favor of the city.
Mrs. Grabe, a wealthy woman, died from
malpractice and lack of care at childbirth
of an illegitimate child. The Coroners
Jury rendered verdict as above, and rec
ommend the authorities to arrest the guilty
parties.
Chicago.
HE ENJOYS A NATIONAL REPUTATION.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Joe Parish, burglar
and bank robber of national notoriety, has
just been arrested here. He confesses to
robbing the Exchange National Bank at
Denver of $4,000.
Indianapolis.
JUVENILE HIGHwAYNEN-CRIPPLEDT FOR LIFE
A GORGEOUS CAR, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.-Two young boys
named Jacob Kaufman and Able Solomon,
we're arrested last night, charged with
knocking down Matthew Smith, work
man, and robbing him Of his weeks wagea
Margaret Piper, minor, sues the Singer
Sewing Machine Company for $4,000
damages She alleges that an agent of the
Company, in forcibly taking sewing ma
chine from her premises, trod on her and
crippled her for life.
Last night chartered hotel car. contain
ing about sixty delegates from New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, to the Brewers
Congress at st. Louis, passed through this
city. 1t is a gorgeous affair.
The second trial of Louis Guetig for the
murder of Mary McGlew will be begun
before Judge Elliott to-day.
Ninety-three deaths in this city last
month.
Council insists upon the Street Railroad
Companies furnishing stools for their
drivers to sit upon.
st. Louis.
STABBED BY AN uNKNowN-A POLICEMAN s
MURDERER-BREwERs' CONVENTION, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, June 3.-Joe Fisher, colored,
who was stabbed in an alley Sunday night
by an unknown party, died in little while
after being found. An inquest will be held
to-day.
Charles Sanders, the murderer of Officer
Printz, is notorious rough. He is sup
posed to have escaped across tine river.
J. P. Bowling, until lately prosperous
grocer, made an assignment yesterday. He
lost his savings in the Broadway Bank.
The Brewers Convention of the United
States convenes here tomorrow and con-
cludes Friday with an excursion.
The st. Louis Club took possession of
their building on Washington avenue yes
terday, and Immediately set force of men
at work repairing it and putting it in shape
for use.