The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-01
WALTER GOES WEST
With One of His Black
Eyes Badly Banged.
Fred. Long Lights Out
from Wapakoneta.
Tnrr;hlo Evn1ocinn Of Mouovunk
Terrible Explosion at Manayunk
THE MAN WITH A LIGHT MUsTACHH

THE MAN WITH LIGHT MUSTACHE.
Specials to the Star.
WAPAKoNETA, June Fired. Long, who
has been working for Mr.. F. Happ as tam
ner, has swindled great many people
here, principally the saloon keepers. He has
swindled one out of twenty dollars, which
he said he wanted to 60 to Chicago with to
get some money from his brother. He
gave two bogus notes for seventeen hun
dred dollars on the Drovers' Bank in Chi
cago. He also borrowed silver watch of
Mr.. Wertz, which he took along with him.
He is an oily-tongued man, heavy set, and
wore dark gray suit, with light mus
tache and goatee
BOY VINO sroNED' 'gARs
DEcAruB III, June 1.-William Goosby
aged 49, was Killed by the cars on the Illi-
nois Midland Railway yesterday near
Maroa. The young man was a little out of
his head, md frequently stoned trains as
they went by.
SCHOOL BOY DROWNED.
SPRINGFIELD, ELL, June Hon. George
N. Black last night received a disratch
stating that his son. George E., thirteen
years old, was yesterday drowned at Fari-
bault, MINI, where he was attending
school. y p
ALMOST THE LAST LAY OF THE MINSTREL.
COLUMBUS, IND, June 1.-Dan. Beedle. a
minstrel singer who was left here by the
disbanding Of 'McAllister's minstrels while
out driving with Miss Kate Kurner yester-
day evening, had narrow escape from
drowning while attempting to cross
Clify River at the fatal ford, the swift
current carrying the buggy with its occu-
pants down stream, both would have found
watery grave but for the almost super
human efforts of Beedle, who swan nearly
two hundred yards with the girl in his
arms . :, ..t /
LIGHTNING BROKE HER LEG.
PERU, IND, June Ia most violent
storm visited this city yesterday after
noon, during which the. house of MI. Hart
man, on Eighth street, was struck by light
ming. Ai electric current passed down the
chimneyinto the parlor and struck Mrs
Hartman, breaking herleg.
WHAT RUINED CHARLEY WHITE
ELKHARr, IND June 1.-Charles White.
who at one time was quite respected gen.
tleman df this city, and superintendent Of
the s-works, was brought before Justice
Hutchinson yesterday for intent to kill
Miss Matte Inks and afterwards attempt
ing to commit suicide by cutting an ugly
cash in lis throat. Fast women, of which
Matte 10 one, and poor whisky is the
WALTER GOES WEST.
NORTH VERNON, June 1.-Young Walter
Chamberlain, the man who was jailed here
for elopihg with a Miss King, of Cincin-
natl, was set at liberty yesterday, there
being noone to prosecute him. as the two
sisters LEFT here for their home early yester-
day morning, the Oldest one guarding her
erring, bit unrepenting. sister CLOSELY, as
she will lave to do until she gets over her
infatuati0n for Chamberlain. The latter
left here for the West looking very down
cast, will one black, eye and lips swollen,
caused by the manling given him By the
wratbful Mrs Shultz, ~ ssas
YOUNG MURDERER SUICIDES.
AUGUSTA, KY, June 1.--Sata'rday night
George Brockman, the Oldest son of R.
Brockmah, the jeweler of this place, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the head. Fifteen months ago he shot and
killed Young Weisbrode, and his mind was
no doubt affected.
YOU'VE LADY STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
SpRINas LICK, KY, June LA daughter
of Daniel Kelly, about eighteen years old,
was struik by li.h,ning last Saturday,
which shocked or frightened herso that her
mind is seriously impaired. Her attend
ing physician is Of the opinion that she
will lose ter mind entirely.
RuHoRED SUICIDE OF A DOCTOR.
PADuo4R, June las the steamer May