The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
OUR SISTER CITIES.
The Doings of the Day as Seen by Star
Special Reporters.
PittsburQ.
PittsburG.
BANGING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
HER HUSBAND.

| iioiuie lNSau was COMING lrOin u HOliSt VI
i'll fame, off Washington street, when he
was met by two men, who tried to inter-
cept him. One fired at him, the ball TAX
ing effect in his hip. Kain does not know
any of them.
| Mrs. Elisson, of Uniontown, died sudden
| ly a few days ago Her father feared foul
| play and had her corpse exhumed and ex-
amined. The Coroners jury found that
her death resulted from injuries inflicted
by her husband. He was arrested.
Baltimore.
". T.. CONFERENCE cLosED-A WALK TO COM
MENCE.
| Special to the Star
BALTIMORE, March 13.-Thc Baltimore n.
L. Conference closed its sessions in Grace
Church to-day.
The walking match for twenty-six hours
between Professor Johnston, the Scotch
athlete, and Mackey Blondel, Washington
Pierce and Fitzgerald, all wcll-known pc
destrians, begins at Masonic Temple to-
morrow night.
ARM CUT OFF-PACKING HOUSE BURNED-THE
ARoNHALT MURDER.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, March l3-A man named Cor
man had his arm cut off by the cars at
Grand Junction, Mich, last night.
Wald's packing house at Bay City was
burned last night. Loss $5,O0o
Nette Aronhault of Marion, O., accused
of killing her father, attempted suicide last
night. Paddock, her lover, is an accessory
to the murder. Nettie was in hurry to
get the property left by her mother, TO be
hers when the old man died.
Chicago.
PROMINENT SOPRANO INJURED.
Special to the Star.
CmcAGo, March 13.-The pole Of a heavy
dray crashed through crowded street car
this morning, badly injuring Miss Grace
A. Hiltz, prominent soprano singer, and
others
Philadelphia.
SAVERS, THE WIFE MrRuERER, AGAIN RES
PITED.
Special to the Star,
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.--Alex. P Say
crs, who was to be executed this month for
wife murder, has been again respited by
the Governor. He is dying in prison.
COlUmbuT.
ANOTHER COMMITTEE CoMING-sPEING FEVER
STRIKES OUR sOLoNs.
Special t. the star.
CoLuMBIs, O., March 13.-Thc Senate to-
day appointed NTcssrs. Marsh, Wilson and
johnson special committee to investigate
charges preferred against the management
of } ongview Asylum. They leave for Gin
cinnai this evening
Owing to many members OF both branches
being away on committee duty, no business
of Importance was transacted in either
house to-day, and everything was quiet.
indianapolis.
SHOOTING MATCHEs-BIXBY Is BACK-MURDER- |
CAUGHT, ETC.
Special to the Star
INDrAgApoLIs, March 13-The shooting |
matches will be resumed at the Exposition
Grounds next week. A large number of
pigeons have already been ordered from
Michigan.
Frank Bixby,who left here under cloud
in company with the fair Mrs. Dwinell, is |
again in our midst. A Deputy U. s. Mar
shall brought him back, and the gay youth |
is brim full of repentance.
A commission composed of three doctors
yesterday declared james F. Knight insane
from the incorporate use Of stimulants and |
ill health.
Isaac Kaufman and Miss Fannie Myers,
both of Morristown, Shelby County, were
married by Rabbi NJ. Messing, in this city,
last night. Mrs. B. Stern, OF Cincinnati,
stood by the groom, and the bride was at
tended by her parents.
The Sheriff of Franklin County stopped |
in the city last evening. He is on his way
to Bonneville, Ind, having in charge An
drew George, a murderer. George killed |
John Fearney in fight about whip, last
month.
G. w. Wesley, OF the Weddell House,
Cleveland, and A. b. Walker of New York,
are both talking with the owners of the new
hotel with view to taking charge of it,
Louisville.
RAPID MARHIAGE-tA SURGEONS BADNESS
YOUTHFUL WANDERERS, &C.
Special to The Star.
LOUISVILLE March 13-Mr. Burt Clark,
of Clark & Edwards, the merry Swiss
Couple" now performing at the Novelty
fleater, was married yesterday afternoon
10 Miss Mary Golden of Ogdensburg. n.
y. The bride came to Louisville at noon
from Chicago, and after the matinee per-
formance had concluded, proceeded to
Squire Clements office and we're welded.
DR.. Samuel Bocourt, surgeon, of this
city, and Charles Brown, colorcd, have been
arrested on the charge of committing an
abortion on Cordelia Smith, handsome
mulatto girl.
Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock,
two small boys named John Liedenberg,
aged four, and Ben. Fink, aged three, who :
live on Shelby street, betwee Broadway
and Laurel, wandered away from their
homes Fink was found last night, but
Liedenberg is still missing.
The Board of Managers of the House of
Refuge are discussing the proposition to ,
officially the introduction of the
Mass, the Confessional and the Catechism
in that institution.
The valise that was stolen from Miss Kate
Claxton Tuesday night was found later in
IN alley back of s. Barker's dry goods store {
minus the contents.
DR.. Reeves, who came to the city few
weeks ago and rented all Office OH Seventh
md Jefferson, was yesterday taken to J
)wensboro on a charge of obtaining money n
inder false pretenses.