The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Detroit.

Detroit
| SHOEMAKER KILLED by HIS EMPOWERING
VILLAGES oBLITERATED-GoOD TEMPLARs.
Special to the STAR.
DETROIT, May 27.-Jerry Shaughnessy
doors BY VIM. Kew, his employer, yester-
day, and broke his skull He died this
morning. A wages dispute was the cause.
Later accounts from the fires at Paris,
Mich, and Milwaukee Mich. show both
villages about obiterated. Loss at Paris is
$26, 900.
The Right Worthy Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of America is in session here to-day.
Chicago.
FATAL FALL-MEAN AND ACRIMONIOUS CAM
PAIGN.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 27-John Harvey fell
from window of the Bethel House Sun
day, and died to day Of his injuries.
This is the first time for many years that
the Democrats and Republicans have had
separate judicial tickets in the field. The
result is more meanness and acrimony in
the campaign than was ever before known.
Fh1hauelphAa.
SAD CASE OF A LITTLE BOY DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Harry Ackley, a
lad aged twelve years, committed year
ago to the House of Refuge committed
suicide in that institution TO punish him
for trifling offense he was locked up a.one
in a dark cell. He could not bear the
fright and made way with his life. The
case is attracting much attention, as it
makes the second case of suicide in that in
stitution.
Louisville.
ALICE oATEs-CoNFEDERATE DECORATIONS
CoLoRED JURORS, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE. May 27.-Miss Alice Oates
reached Louisville yesterday, and will
spend several days at home. She intends
making European tour this summer.
The Short-Line Railroad settled the last
of its Chancery debts yesterday.
The graves of the Confederate dead at
Cave Hill Cemetery were decorated yester-
day with very imposing ceremonies.
Judge Jackson will hear the argument
Saturday morning of Lawyer Harper upon
the petition of number Of colored citi-
zens to be permitted to serve as jurors
W. r. Mosler, alias Mason, person who
stole valuable gold watch and chain in
Cincinnati and pawned it in this city, was
arrested here and returned to Porkopolis
yesterday.
Indianapolis,
''HoRsEHEAD" JIM's MuRDERER--FATAL ACCT
DENT-YoUNG VOORHEES, AMBITION, ETC.
Special to the Star
INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-The trial of EN-
ma Ingerman for the murder of her hus-
band, James Ingerman, in April last, was
begun in the Criminal Court yesterday.
The defendant is a white woman, and her
husband was a colored man. best known as
"Horsehead Jim," from the peculiar forma-
ton OF his head. He was killed, it is
charged, by a blow from fat-iron in EN-
mas hand.
Mrs. Greisenheimer fell from buggy yes
terday, and was, perhaps, fatally injured.
Mr. Jas. P. VOORHEES,, son of the Senator,
will appear in "Othello" and "Ingomar" at
the Grand opera-house the latter part OF
next week, and will be supported by Mrs.
Morrison and good company. Mr.. Voor-
hees has been studying hard during the
past two years.
The May term of the Supreme Court be-
gan yesterday. Judge Worden was elected
Chief Justice. The docket will be called
to day.
Kate Glass, formerly domestic in the
Pyle House. yesterday instituted suit for
$1,000 damages against Rufus +. Stephens
for malicious prosecution. He had her ar
rested for stealing.
ST. Louis.
CRIMINAL AND CALAMIToUs-THE ROTTEN saw
INGS BANK OFFICIALS, ETC.
Special to the Star
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Willam J. Ross
charged with murder appeared in the
Criminal Court yesterday and secured
continuance in his case until June the 9th.
Yesterday afternoon John OKeefe had
his jawbone broken by being crushed be-
tween two cars at Taylor street, Caronde-
let.
Joseph Sanders, charged with the MUIR
der of Charles Breitenstein last July, is on
trial in the Criminal Court.
i'u""iV h' NiiSSoi, all CA -pUllCelldH, Is
in Jail here ON the charge of outraging his
own daughter, beautiful blonde, now
nineteen years old. The story told by the
daughter and her mother is one of the most
horrible on record.
J. Phil. Krieser, Jr, cashier of the de-
funct Broadway Savings Bank, gave him
self up yesterday, and is now locked in Jail.
The Indebtedness OF NJ. Goldsall was re-
ported at first to be $4,000.
1t now turns out that he has overdrawn
his account 100000. The charge against
Krieger is the embezzlement Of $249, 900 be-
tween May list, 1876 and May 1st, 1879. A
number of attachments have been served
against the directors.
Pittsburg.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Special to the Star.
PTTrssURa, Pa, May 27.-The Republican
County Convention met to-day. Judges
Collier and Kirkpatrick were nominated
for reelection. Fetterman, who was can
didate against kirkpatrick, withdrew in his
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