The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

with which to shave, when he drew 1t
across his throat, from ear to ear, inAicting
horrible cash. He was at once seized and
the wound sewed up. He is almost ex-
hausted, but will probably survive. s.fji
~. PRIEST FATALLY ASSAULTED.
Z OTTAWA, OsT., June 19.-At Six Portages
yesterday Father Marcelline, a. Catholic
priest, was attacked by two drunken broth
ers named Lafontaine, fracturing his skull,
destroying his sight and inaicting fatal
injuries n!n .fpshn r n eH
q KILLED BY cAvING BANK. 500
SULLIVAN, IND, June 19.-Mr Robert
Peters, the gentleman so seriously injured
by the falling in OF a large bank of EARTH
while excavatipg south of town, has just
died from his injuries. ,.sr Sion II l.
THERE Is A REAPER, NAMED DEATH. IA
KANSAS, I'LL. June IA, team of horses
ran away with a reaper yesterday, and
threw James W. Tibb in front of the sickle
His foot was SO horribly mangled that am
putation was necessary. 81. sa,.. ,a, s-'' Z
alt vim Jim cURRIE's CASE. oti ltf
MARSHALL, TEX, June 19--In rebuttal of
the testimony of Moore, the lmulatto wit
ness for the defense, the State introduced
Porter Rhodes, colored of Anderson Coun-
ty, who testified to the bad character of
Moore, as toveracity; that Moore boarded
with witness two months. Other witnesses
testified that Moore's veracity was bad.
Rains, train-dispatcher of the Texan & Pa
cifc Railway, and Womack, Texas express
agent, both testified to seeing Currie just
after the killing and hearing him say sub
stantially that he was in for going for the
whole theatrical troupe. The jury will
probably take the case this evening.
GLIB HE WILL SURELY BE LYNcHED. Z y
LOUISVILLE, June 19--Mrs Bender, the
aged wife Of Mr.. Fred. Bender, was attacked
last evening beyond Brownstown, a colored
suburb, by negro who attempted to out.
rage her. He beat her nearly 70 death with
club, but was frightened away without
accomplishing his purpose. The affair
causes great excitement this morning, and
If the negro is caught he will surely bt
lynched.
| 5tr FIRE AT CLARKsvILLE, TENN.
CLARKsv1LLE June 19.-Prof. Duncan M
Qnarles lost his residence, near the Uni
versity, yesterday by fire, caused by
defective fue. A portion Of his furniture
was saved in damaged condition. The
house and furniture we're insured for about
two-thirds their value. aa III -1as
FRATRICIDE AT KOKOMO. s.i ..r.
National Associated Press to the Star. ~r
KoKoMo, IND, June 19-Jacob Vogus
aged GA, wealthy farmer OF this county
was shot by his youngest son, James, aud
killed at Jake Mas saloon in this city
yesterday. The murder was cold-bloodet
and deliberate, the only motive being tina
the father, it was claimed, owed the son fol
four years labor. 5'o e'va Yrta i4
RAILROAD DISASTER AT cHILLcoTHE. "F
CHILLIcoTHE, o.. June 19.-James Duffy
lhridge-tender at the Scioto River, on thu
Dayton & Southeastern Road, near here
Iwhile probably intoxicated, laid down or
the track yesterday evening and went tt
sleep. ...'.s. .....,... - ,..
| A gravel train with twenty-six men or
board backed upon him, severing his arm
and tearing open his side, and THROWN,
four of the cars loaded with the twenty-sil
men from tie track.
r. Five of the men were hurled over the
side of the bridge and down twenty-fiv,
feet into the water, while the remainder
| we're thrown on to the bridge among th'
wreck of cars, which piled up over them
Joe Kennedy. OF Roxabell. married, ant
| Duffy, the bridge tender, were killed. Nor
gan Coyles, of Sabina. was mortal!
wounded, and five others were badly in
jured. 6,l,.3 lT .tqrq-l Y1Yt TIrN
| I TERRIBLE NINE ACCIDENT. e
SAN FRANcrscoo June 19--At yellow
Jacket Mine, Gold Hill, Yesterday. ca
fell down shaft, while eight men were OF
the skip. Four were instantly killed
namely, Neil Gallagher, AL. Temby, Tim
othy Wilkins and K. Whitcomb, and tn
other four badly hurt ,--,-,.s.....' -. 49,
AN OLD LADY MURDERED.
SIDNEY, o., June 49, David L. Shank
aged twenty-seven, Calming to be fron
Springfield, while crazy drunk ryesterda,
morning, attacked sAn old lady, Mrs AM
Line, aged sixty-nine. at Port Jefferson
Perry Township, and beat, her to, death
He also tried to kill Mrs. Ellen Inskeep, a.
aged widow. Shank is in Jail here.
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