The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09

to close every window and door in tn
house. The Mayor took the case under ad
visement until tomorrow, and in tn
meantime he will 90 and take Whit 10
! himself.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
man apparently fifty years of age, givin
his name as VIM. Kirking, living on Eas
Walnut Hills, attempted suicide by jump
ing from the Cincinnati Belle when in mid
stream. He boarded the ferry on the Gin
cinnati shore, and taking an outside sea
remained quiet until the boat was well out
when placing his hat on the bench h.
climbed over the railing and plunged il
the water. A life-preserver was thrown
him by those on hoard, but he made M
effort to save himself. Timothy Cronin
an employe on the boat, and Young maj
named Schneider living on Madison street
spraDg after him and reaching him with
skill placed him in it and brought him t.
land. When questioned as to his motiv,
he replied that he wanted to die, owing t.
ill-health. He has wife and family, anc
was taken to the Ohio shore and started
homewards.
AN AWFUL EXCITEMENT. Quite an excite
ment was created this morning over a ru
NOR that was started and which spread likt
a prairie fire about town that Taylor
Bank had been robbed. Willis Irwin, thu
young man who spreads out the Newpor
column for the Commercial, is boarder il
the rear of the bank, and, coming in at
very early hour this morning, heard ar
unusual noise in the bank that resembleG
the dropping of crowbar. The thought
flashed to the young mans mind quicker
than sound over the telephone wire thai
burglars were at work.
| II q rtrSba5 polI ,,nn In ~ -.
and notified Lieutenant Speciman of all
that he had heard, and the latter with fouI
brave officers surrounded the bank in less
time than it takes TO tell it. while fifth
was dispatched to notify Mr. Ed. Remme,
| teller OF the bank The latter was soon at
the scene that was by this time all excite
ment, and after opening up made thor
ough search but was unable to find any.
thing missing or any burglars within reach.
Here, now, was mystery, which, however,
was soon after solved by the discovery that
a large window had dropped instead of a
crow-bar. Only this, and nothing more.
The rumor that the bank had been robbed
had reached Cincinnati, and several were
over making inquiries
LUDLOW. Ky.
Frank Toole is better OF his rheumatism.
Mr.. E. Hazard Wells is off on visit to
Toledo O.
Mr.. John RI Rog,rt and fan,i,v boro -,
moved to Cincinnati.
:. Myroh d. Wells IS slowly recovering
from severe attack Of fever.
Mr.. Wolmer's little child. who has not
been expected to live, is getting better
Charlie, the little son OF Mr.. Thomas
Nenn, died on Saturday from scarlet fever
and was buried on Sunday.
Mr. r CIossor t. ,.;r. 49,, s..
arc y;sitin,, tl,o;.aII't 'I., Nlie anu lallllV
and will he absart n,n, t va. ~ .,e EaS'
~. ''''0'''' d iiioi' I'll vi more
Sabbath into the eIetvru Gh"roh i"st 81
which Pev w N M 'espl c'oon .eil"m 0nurcL OF
The cundav-echoo1 ,io,i, viii L
tomorrow at Woodside Perl, an an ~ ~ stTe,i T;,
cinnati Southern Railway. A delightful
time is anticipated.
The f,noroI IF ,frs rol, cr,..-
place last Sabbath afternoon from the Pres
byterian Church attended by very large
company of friends who deeply symnatbiZe
Win 'he oereaVed family.
LiWEENCEHUBG, IND.
Mr.. Henry Adler, of Cincinnati and T..
,n,1t' VIII i;ao' ol Slilcago' are visiting Mr..
'"D'' "e'' ''e oioVhier u ChlS CITY,
The Lightning Liniment men are treat
''aE vi an average one hundred and tfty
E',u,VnSS fo,,,i pe1 u'f. lhe'r IMMINENT has per-
=, ,''' "'''','' ,"' cures
J.. ION ON forrel, e the notorious, who was sent
oorG. NJ J,,t ior i'rSy-tnree Gays Tor dlsorderly
Soru''eC se,'i anu ufnhKehhes5' was released
i'olH IAN yesterday, providing lie would
four hours from the lima be was ,,n roIeasod rJ.a
from iail. ''''N
HAMILTON.
J. Fl. Eve started nm -, trin Norf, uoa..,
day.
EVERYTHING orlet in tbe polico Count ,os
terday.
q W, 80.
yesterday-he missed his chair wss ii''i'' ali
Jocoh IT Io,o,.;u
-, iois wa! se1 out the Lane Free
s5oo ,1t"4 Catalogue "' u cost not to exceed
prof 1ohn coron g c,..,.....
;,,a NJ NJ 'I'iit Eyer, oi olhcihhatl, is visit
ins Ina' a. 0eiueiiS'icNeF' the Hlgh-street
Je"e''t
Mr.: Geo. Rupp rejoices in the half inter
tou1 CO.. u, pie''y llV'le eirl DaOy' arrived yes
way
Mrs. Anna Faith has for her guests Mrs.
+, Steiner. of Fairmount, and Mrs. Adam
Faith, of Cincinnati.
The rain Yesterday was received with 20.
iocing bv the farmers in tbis yicinitr wv VIZ
claim that it will be a preat helm tn corr m''0
T,o nr,,;n,, ,,s...N,,Nr ~ I0'''
me pEnnasllh ASsoclatlon will meet
to have a President or Vice Pres;dcnt nupe nud"
ent >'''' P1e'-
Tho co1oo+ ,,,o.,;-,,4
nna ne 2!lese Moonllght 9oclal OF the Home
c,''.tu t n'9Ccia,loh VIII tahe place at the