The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-07
Brief Bulletins.

John Brongham, the veteran actor, sup
posed to be dying in New York.
Daaiel Conley, oil citizen, died at New
Lexington, O., yesterday. Pioneer.
James Wilson. the well known stock
fancer OF Rushville, Ind, has lost his mind.
Mrs James Underwood, of Rushville
Ind, died suddenly from supposed heart
disease.
A laborer on the Lake Erie & Western
Railroad, fatally injured by bar of iron
while unloading cars.
Prince Leopold and Princess Louise ar
rived yesterdayin Chicago from Milwaukee,
and will remain several days.
Gussie Moore, while building street bon
fire at Lafayette, Ind, caught her clothes
on fire and was seriously burned.
Mrs. Menday, GAINESVILLE, O., files an affi-
davit for arrest OF &c -. Lewis, stone-cutter,
charging him with murderous assault. In
juries severe.
One hundred and thirty relatives helped
James W. Mowrv, old citizen of Millers
burg, O., to celebrate his silver wedding
last Saturday.
Five thousand persons celebrated along
with the Old Settlers Society Of the Wa
b sh Valley, near Olney, Illinois, on Satur.
day. Big thing.
James D. Saunders, City Survever oil
Evansville, Ind, died very suddenly oil
neuralgia of the heart, with less than two
hours sickness.
Michael Finnegan, blacksmith, while
drunk fell from train near Charlottesville
Ind, and his head was severed from hi:
body by the wheels.
John Coughlin, an Irish peddler, abouI
twenty-five years of age, was drowned at
Sewell, w. Va, Saturday morning while
bathing in New River.
Fifty buildings in the Chinese quarters
of Nevada Cit CAL, and stores and othel
buildings in the business part of town
burned, with loss of $4,000.
Evander Wiltshire, an old and well
known resident of Lebanon, Ind. was in
stantly killed Friday evening while telling
q tree, which fell upon him.
Erie, Pa, detectives have bagged Geo. M.
Staley, bigamist. who was living with hi,
fifth wife. all of whom are living. George
has but one arm to marry with.
Joseph Starr, an engineer at Warner
Eastman's saw-mill. East Saginaw, wa.
caught BY the gang crank Saturday after
noon and instantly killed, being horribly
mangled.
The horses Of Robert Fuller, of Williams
port, Ohio, ran away Friday evening
throwing Mr.. F. from the threshing ma
chine which they were attached to, in
stantly killing him.
A brakeman named Partlow. while clean
ing the railroad track near College Corners
O., of fallen tree, was caught by brancl
and hurled 20 feet In the air and fatally in
jured in alighting.
A six-year-old son of Peter Nicehof, O.
New California, O., being left in charge o
q team . few moments, drove them over al
embapkment, killing one horse and ser.
iously injuring himself.
The Seminole Indians have found ,
veritahle wltch-an old man and her dog
She has been lawfully tried and foun(
guilty of witchcraft and will be executed
to-day at Muskogee, I. T.
John Crawford, of Mitchell, Ind, severel!
scalded. and compelled to jump from tb'
engine to escape death, by the fre-b,x Civ
ing way on the New Albany & Chicag'
Railroad, Saturday evening.
The June Musical Festival opens Il
s@ngerfest Hall, at Toledo, Ohio, this even
ing, and is to continue four days under tn
management of Prof. Abel, Of Detroit, an
promises to be lively event.
L. Richwine, living four miles east q
Wooster, Ohio. accidentally shot himsel
Saturday. He went upstairs to clean hi