The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-31
COvtn0tOn.

little son of Mr.. George Gedge was out
riding on Eleventh street, near Madison,
accompanied by one OF his companions,
horse attachud to sewlng-machine
wagon came rushing toward them ut
frightful speed, cOlliding with the car
riage, totally demolishing it, throwing
the boys and driver into the street. The
driver escaped without injury, but young
Gedge was very seriously hurt about the
head. DR.. Temple dressed the wounds
Of the little sufferer, who bore the pain
herUicaliy. He was thought to be doing
quite well this morning, but still not
considered out Of danger by his physl-
clan.
The wheel of buggy was wrenched
out of place while crossing the new
street railroad, corner Fifth and Scott
streets, Sunday. A delay OF time was
the only result. A four-horse wagon
stalled at the same place on Saturday.
1t is about time that the street between
the track is being filled and the bowl
ders relald.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Mike Mahand, Phil. Shannon and John
Hunt, each charged with drunkenness,
the two first named were fined 81 and
costs, and the latter 81 and costs. Ed
ward Walker, charged with sleeping on
the railroad, was dismissed.
The young Arabs who infest the placid
shores OF the beautiful Licking river and
throw stones at persons who for recrea-
tion 60 out skitf-riding, should receive
the attention OF our police.
Captain Vint. Shinkle arrived here on
Saturday.
The first day for the payment of CITY
and school taxes is tomorrow. After
June 10, five per cent. penalty is added.
The second meeting of the volunteer
military company takes place tomorrow
evening at q. Donnelly 81 Co.'s livery
stable, ut 800 ana ol1 Madison street.
The Kelly Island fishermen returned
home yesterday.
The funeral of Katie Havlin, the little
daughter OF Joseph Havin, took place
yesterday.
The debt of 1000 Of the First Baptist
Churcn has been cleared in q remarkably
short time. Last week a meeting was
held and all but IS 900 was raised. The
pastor thereafter raised all but $1,000.
A collection was taken.up Mt services
yesterday. One hundred dollars more
than the remaining amount was realized.
On saturday, at Willow Run, sta AZ;
Mutnals, 8. Tue stars 81 art this week
for Louisville, Frankfort, Lexington and
Maysyiie.
j. Perrin; of Ashland, KY, While on
his way to visit several Of his friends in
this city, was taken in to the tune OF
$S0, OH the steamboat Sol0to, by game
0l three-card monte.
J0e Hartley, Assistant Chlef OF the
Fire .Depar thfent, ahd Lou. Thfasher,
his clerk, start soon ior a fishing excur-
sion to Put-in Bay.
Judge Swayne, OF the U. s. supreme
Court, presided aha session pf the U. 5.
n a
from Judge BallafPs decision i'll the
casetof the Cincinnati Wine Company,
Master Commissioner, of this city, for
the alleged contempt in the seizure OF
the Thompson Vineyard property. s,Fhe
case Is in progress. ~
A. Ellis has removed his livery stable
to Third and Monmouth streets.
( A foater was found at the foot OF
Madison street yesterday. -.
The fats were lively with baseball
yesterday and persons witnessing the
various games.
The Oriental Orchestra, of this city,
have benefit at Odd-felloWs' Hall to-
night.
George Crockett, OF BANK Lick street
between Foufteehtn ana FlIteehtn, was
attacked ana roppeq Oh $lo at tne otocK-
nj. -. nt. yt..
Inc grocery or Mr. y. IL. Horner, ON
Madison and Seventh streets, was en-
Tered by thleves iast night ABOUT II
O'Clock ana ABOUT W were stolen from
the cash drawer.
me German CatholiG s9cietles or thls
clty'met at DreXillus Hal! yesterday al
ternoon, pursuantto Call OF Their aeie-
gates at the Central Association held IN
cincinnati recently. Ihe new Constltu.
tlon was read, Ptt no aclon WAS takeh-
Mystlcs %, Alaskas l, at the Flats yes
tefday, -.
Ne,rport.
ersons IN tne ticlnley VI Lsluntine
anu Monmoutn stieets are seriously
compiaining on account .! tIe sichly
Huoa VI aiisihg a;na ,homi ueVo'.pUsiHg hoss 'nae
h"Vo uieu anu WefS tnroWn inoo ene va
cane ta !ot. u I - tne Marsnars o9ty 70 see
~ .has sneso opJeees a'e ieMofeu, anu ior
.nae leasoh We Gail Ills atcehIioh W Ihe
matter. %
we wouta recommend any persons
having troublesome aogs 10 cail on Jas;
Flynn, On 1oluihDia street. ne VIII
sootne the faDia ana make the strohg
dog weak.
. A fight among the colored youths took
place in front of the house at the foot Of
York street, where the religious services
of the colored people are held. M ar