The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-23
SOME SHARP SHOOTING.
Powder and Ball at a Chicago
Picnic.
OTHER CRIMES AND CALAMITIES
National Associated Press to the star.

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soldier Her husband rpsputp1 il where.
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anuo up Tb;S was 10 initatinS ., of tbo ra;d
99nJ nrom;.onons oI,hhina end shoot;ng
foIIownd II is claimod the soIdiars vera
;ntor;cotod not eYnantin, tbo ia,tonant
in command Ono vn1Iav was cred inside
tbe inclosnre and two outside After the
sharpshooters were arrested the indignant
crowd of roughs went into the grounds and
cleaned out the place, upsetting the stands
and stealing every thing.
Chicago. Ill. June 23-The row at the
Bohemian picnic Yesterday, in which more
than half dozen men, and bows were
wounded is the universal and exciting
theme throughout the city TODAY. The
respectable nortion of the community is
| Justly INDIGNANT that these armed Sunday
demonstrations should have been allowed
togo on unchecked for years.
| Ihe sentiment IS now Overwhelmingly
for rigid enforcement Of the new State
Militia Law, which goes into effect July
lst, and forbids the parading of armed com,
panies except regular soldiers and author
i,nn-;r. ttat t,n,, ,.n,ia Inf
turn on1 on the Fourth of Iulv Then Il
arrested thev would carry the matter to
Court and test the Constitutionality of the
new militia law Thnv win bardIv dare tr
do so now.
The Sbarn-sbooters have been refused
| bail and their cases were continued one OF
two days Two of their number were Sc
yerely injured with brickbats. Luckily nc
women or children were injured, they har
ing fed at the beginning Of the row.
MURDERoUs CANAL BoATMAY.
| JERSEY Cry. June 23.-Geo. Donohue. o
the canal boat Titus was arrested last night
charged with the murder of Mary Conners
his housekeeper The woman was founc
in the hold of the vessel badly injured, art
she died an hour after the physician arrived
Just before she died she stated that DonO
hue had attacked her Saturday night, ant
after kicking and beating her had thrown
her lnIo Che hoiu.
=, TAX AND fhAlnEks IN JERSEY.
NEW loRK' June 25'-Watson SANFORD, q
New ork stove mann1acturer while visit
ing III bouhoprooK, ~ J;' last week wa'
set upon by several workmen and tarreG
ana ieatherd. Inc cause oil the assault IL
hot uellhltely KNOWN
FOUND SOFT SPOT TO FALL ON.
| Last evenln: 5enJamin Cullen, aged IF
teeh' While piaylhg on tle rool OF Dulid
Ing Whlch IS 10ur stories hlgh, feIl to TIC
ground. ne lanaeu ON a manure heap