The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-25
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An old lady, whose name we did moi
learn, fell while coming down the Cathe.
dral steps Wednesday night, seriously
bruising herself.
But one important case in the Mayors
Court.
John Foley, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was tried before
Squire Tebbs Wednesday afternoon
His attorneys applied for an appeal to
a higher Court, which was granted.
DR.. Kearns delivered a lecture on
"Bone Structure" yesterday, to High
school class.
VIM. Allen, the colored man who stole
the lap robes from Mr.. Horton, leaves fol
the Penltentiary to-day.
st. Aloysius Church has purchased 9
new organ at a. cost Of 200, which will
be tested for the first time next Sunday.
flesh Of his hand torn off by planer at
Winston's planning mill yesterday.
The towbOat Enterprise yesterday
struck one Of Buchanan's coal barges
without danger TO either OF the crafts.
Burglars entered the stores Of Droge
Il Co. and Horner Hudson, ON Madison
street, ON Tuesday night, and made at
tempts to open the safes in both offices,
but without success in either case. They
realized nothing OF any value.
A feminine fight took place in Phila-
delphia-street saloon yesterday between
a woman in search OF truant husband
and the proprietress of the saloon. The
'proprietress won the victory.
A number of water plugs were opened
yesterday and water kept flowing through
the pipes to clear them of mud.
NeupOy't.
Il Co.
Madison street, near Central avenue,
about o'clock this morning. Richard
Tucker, youny man about II years Of
age, in the employ of Sphinks, a sand
dealer of this place, while driving cart
loaded with sand over the rough street,
lost his balance and was thrown to the
ground, the wheel Of the cart passing
over his neck, killing him almost Instant
ly. DR.. Gunkle, the family physician,
was Immediately called in, who stated
that the neck had been broken. Coroner
Winston held an inquest, and the jury
rendered a verdict i'll accordance with
the above facts. The body was then re-
moved to the residence of the parents Of
the. young man, where the scene was
almost heartrending, as it was not until
the dead body OF the boy was carried into
the house that the mother and sister were
The Woman'S Rights meeting at the
Courthouse was largely attended; and
seems TO be the general topic of to-day.
Another blank page in the history of
the City Court.
Yesterday a young son of Fred. Rentz
was severely bitten by a dog in James
alley.
The City Council will hold meeting
tonight as Committee Of the Whole to
discuss the question OF levying license
or specific tax on manufactures.
MISS Lizzie Beall, eldest daughter of
Benjamin Beall, ESQ.,, of Alexandria,
KY, was married on the Sth of March at
Baxter Syringe, Kansas, to Mr.. M. w.
Coulter, Postmaster of that place.
Yesterday morning while hunting on
the Licking banks, "a well-known barber
of this city was knocked into the river
by the kick OF his gun as he shot at a
rabbit.
The Ben Jonson Dramatic Club to.
night will give a private reading
Knot" and the farce ssBouncer."
The City Engineer will report to the
City Coulcil 80 blocks which require re-
pairs.
Louisa Sandhaus, q young girl who
lives at the Arbeiter Han, while sweep
ing the school r0om4-at the Seminary
came in contact with the
stove and was severely burned on the
arms, shoulders and back. /, Medical aid
was summoned and the girl taken to ner
home. She was out OF all critical danger
last night.
Saunders, the colored barber con-
vic Led TO work on the stone-pile for steal
ingp lot Of razors, managed to escape
yesterday, and has not yet been found.
Adam Wagner is covering the Short
line depot grounds with cinders from
Swiit's mill.
The Newport Building Association No.
2 expires in sixty days. Its stock is
worm 1886 81 per snare.
Mr.. III. G. Latham, express agent Of
here to assume charge OF Il saN-mill at