The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-25
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Is Confined to his bed by sickness. Right
Rsy. Bishop A. NJ. Toebbe celebrated
Mass III that church to-day.
Three cases Of "breach of the peaceo
were tried by the Mayor this morning.
Edwards $13. Morris Mooney had his
ease continued till Monday. -
The annual meeting OF the Bible So
oiety of Covington and vicinity will be-
held in UnionfM M. e. Church tomorrow
evening. Addresses will be made by
DR.. Anderson, Rev. l.. j. Evans, DID,,
and others.
A burning chimney caused the alarm
last evening about 4o'clock from Box 81,
On Bakewell street, between Fourth and
Fifth. On the way to the fire the axle
OF the ladder wagon broke and spilled
the fire laddies ON the street.
Wm. Casey, sr.,i an old resident of
this city, died last Friday at his resi-
deiice on Bullock street. MIR. Casey was
born'in 1911, in the county of Tipperary,
Ireland His funeral will take place to-
morrow from st. Patrick's Church.
Mr-. Warner, colored lady, waited
on His Honor Mayor Athey, this. NOR
ming, to swear out a warrant for the ar
rest OF a man named Lige Huntington.
Yesterday We recorded the case, in
which Huntington Is alleged to have
eowhided Johnny Warner. Marshal Bo-
Ian viii arrest the man to-day.
Edward Washington, colored man.
In the employ OF j. d. Hearne, was en-
gagged about $3.50 O'Clock this morning in
lowering barrel Of coai-oil into the cell
lar below the drug store of Il. ). Savage
Y Cos. corner Filth and Scott streets.
The barrel was loosened by some means
or otner anu Ieli upon washington,
breaking his right arm and causing a
compound fracture OF that limb. Dr. j.
j. Temple, VINO happened along, mad the
man conveyed 70 ms boarding place ON
Garrafd ssreet, Wnefe ne attended 10 tne
injuries.
Mr.. Thos. F. Leary, whose case we
mentioned Yesterday, gave bail before
Mayor Athey in the sum Of $1,000, with
Charles Donnelly and John Fennessey
as sureties. the four drafts on the
treasury. specified in Mr.. Shinkle's. atIi-
dayit as having been raised bear dates
from about the middle Of August to the
middle OF October, 1S72-from August
N5th to October 18th, We believe, are the
exact dates. One Of them is for 5000,
payable to Geo. r. Hartley, and raised
20 $1,2O0; another for $500, payable to
Sarah Niles and Niles heirs, and raised
TO 81. 200: another for $125, payable to w i.
w. Williams, and raised to $725; and
lastly. one for $24 80, payable TO Marion
Stephens. and raised to $l24 so, making
total raise of ZOO.
n. ttaarns yastaYdsv pade a most
.,.,., e~am,nati on The hndv or Her
mSn nv, 'I Rahrens who was Stabbed by Joe
Williams last Saturday, ana who died
testerday. as mentioned. The Doctors
s'a!emen' 4,i,,at,"n y as iuUme' 4, tba bodx =,
uo.non an peHrans Nv orSar ~ tba aTSoro' n.
ner / found an incised wound one and a
haIi inches long in the upper part of
thorax, about tnree inches to the left oi
median line. Upon removing the ster-
mum and ribs l found the carthage Of
U sssument entering tie cavity and sever
inc in I'D course the Internal mammary
sasb s ,phis wound caused violent in.
ssmn,ation Of the pleura. which resulted
IN death. g. KEARNsU
The verdict was IN substance IN ac.
eordance Win tnls sea'eniehs, , anG '1as 1sa
the wound was causeu oyna mnhe ~ .ne
hands oil Joe Whiialns. .niams .a,'' irs saial
was yesterday cohtihueo tif 1uesuay
next. r.
NEWPORT.