The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
LOufsVille.

Louisville.
THE CINCINNATI BoYs-PosTNIsTREss AND
LOTTERY MEN-HARRY GILBERT, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 17.-Those two runaway
Cincinnati boys have not been called for.
They first called themselves Emil and VIM.
Meyers, but they now give their names as
John Holland and Mat Malony, and say they
live at No. 200 John street, Cincinnati.
The case of Capt. Moore, for shooting
Col. Clark, will be presented to another
grand jury.
Mrs. Virginia c. Thompson, Postmistress,
by her attorneys, moved Judge Baxter to
set aside the order of delivery obtained by
7. ]. Commerford to compel her to give up
1900 letters held in the Postoffice. The de-
cision will be rendered to-day.
Prof. Harry Gilbert, of Cincinnati, will
tomorrow give balloon race between
Miss Thiers and Mrs Light; twenty-mile
run on horseback in fifty minutes by John
James and buffalo race in this city.
Detroit.
POPPED ON THE PIAzzA-FIRE AT FLAT ROCK
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 17.-Some unknown
persons fired into crowd of people on the
piazza of Retains Hotel, at Ovid, Michigan,
and put ball into Grant Hinman, young
man Of Laingsburg. The doctors are look
ing for The ball, and the officers are looking
for the shootist.
The Wayne County Woodworking Works,
an important factory at Flat Rock, Mich,
burned this morning.
st. Louis.
OUT OF THE wINDow-MIssING BUCKEYE
TRAMP IN THE RIGHT PLACE, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 17.-Mrs. Ellen Farrell, o1
O'Fallen street, went to sleep in second
story window and fell out to the pavement
Her injuries are very dangerous.
Last Monday night Mr.. Boby Defrees,
who halls from Columbus, O., was down
town with several friends, from whom he
separated since which nothing has been
seen of him. Foul play can only account
for his disappearance.
A jury in the case of VIM. G. Reeves
charged with assault to kill in shooting his
wife, Lizzie H. Reeves, at the Durham
Candy Factory, has been secured and the
trial is in progress. He will probably get 6
very light sentence.
tramp walking along the O. & NJ
Road, twenty-five miles east of here, dis
covered rail torn from the track. Drop
ping his grip-sack he ran back and waving
his bandana frantically saved comm!
freight, with all its crew, from destruc
ton.
TWO MISSING MEN-HELENE THEIRS M0THEl
SUICIDE OF A LUNATIC.
Special to the star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 17.-George T. Morton
young attorney, is among the missing
His whereabouts are unknown.
A patient at the Insane Asylum-Isabella
Oakley, of Terre Haute, Ind.-committed
suicide by hanging herself with a small
cord, yesterday morning, in one of the
wards.
Miss Helene A. Theirs mother has ar
rived in the city from Rochester, Indiana
where she resides with her son-in-law, ed
itor of the Rochester Republican. Al
though Mrs. Thiers has been an aeronaut
for four years, her mother has never seen
her make an ascension, but hopes to to-
day.
Frank Wenger, son of wealthy widow
living on Noble street. has been missing for
several days. The wife of mulatto has
also disappeared. and as Frank and the col
ored woman have been known to sustain
very intimate relations for some time it is
surmised that they have left together.