The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
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C0yHNsstON.
Don't forget the supper at the Fifth-street
Christian Church o;nght.
Miss Kate Mccormack has returned from
pleasant visit TO Lenoxburg.
Mr.. Tom Milet is the happiest man in
town. boy; weight twelve pounds.
Nothing of any interest in the United
States Court yesterday evening or this morn
ing.
Mrs. w. G. Morris and Miss Matte Bruce
are the guests OF the family OF w, u. llaiue-
man, Of Louisville.
An unknown man with no head was
found in tie Ohio River at Bromley yester-
day. An inquest was held. ....
Some of our enterprising citizens should
begin 10 make preparations for the relief OF
the many suffering poor in our city
Miss Kate Trimble leaves tonight for
Hartford, Conn. Weunderstand that Miss
Kate is studying law in her fathers office
Mr.. A. B. Nolte and Miss Kate Wurster
were united in marriage last night, at the
residence of Mr.. Wurster, on Fifth street.
Those handsome prizes in Kneven's win
dow are to be awarded next Monlay night
at the rolling mill boys ball at DreXellus
Hall.
Thirty car loads Of stock and seven
thousand five hundred pounds Of dressed
poultry arrived on the K. G. Railroad lhls
morning.
Tie White Line OF Street Cars have placed
straw in their cars, willie the old dry-goods
boxes On the Scott-street Line are still With
out comfort. ...
There are fifty-fve prisoners in our jail,
and the boys are loud in their praise OF he
edibles and comfortable quarters, especl-
ally SO are the moonshiners.' .4.r "n
Police CouRT.-Hen. Berry, drunk and
disorderlv, $13; Squire Ostendorf drunk,
81; F. Fale, violating city ordinance, 30
Pat. Pray, safe-keeper, dismissed.
The Assessors salary in the proposed new
ordinance will be 81 200 year, and johnny
Whitney is soliciting lively for il. The
man wlo beats Whitney has not yet beer
born. ...4. ...,
Another little child of Mr.. Moss, on the
corner of Riddle and Main streets, died
Yesterday with scarlet fever. This makes
The third death in the family with the
same disease this week.
In the County Court this morning, Bette
NJ Fisher was qualified as guardian OF hel
minor children. A rule was issued agains
Anna MdI1d MlilSi, - -.
estate of Geo. Miller. to show cause why
she had nov qualified as same.
Mr. Charles Keller, q boss stone-mason
whose home is in Lewisburg, was returning
from John Sellers ice-house, in wagon
when the horse took fright and he wa
thrown to The ground, dislocaing his shoul
der and being Otherwise injured.
Albert H. Stocklaw filed suit this morn
ing against the Covington Transfer Com
panv for the recovery of a portable engin
valued at 81 900, and $500 damages for TIN
detention of the same The engine wa
stored at the Covington Transfer Company
office by another man, and the Compan!
very sensibly refused to give it to Stock
law.
...... NEWPORT.
City Council tonight.
p Martin Haller was granted a license thi
morning to wed Carrie Boehne.
General Geo. B. Hodge left last night TO
Tallahassee Fla, on legal business.
John Spring was taken in this laornin
and fined $40 and costs for peddling viii hou
license.
Williams the temperance agitator is il
our midst and will shortly reopen tn
question.
The Newport Assembly will entertai
their friends tomorrow evening at Small
ey's Hall, .,.......
Mr.. f. Voge, of Washington avenue. an
Miss Emma Gressler, daughter of Mr.. Joh,
Gressler, the jeweler, will be married o.
the 11th inst
Miss Eliza Green, daughter of Gran
Green, ESQ.,, of Frankfort KY, is tn
guest of Miss May Washington, at the res
dence of Mr.. John Taylor.
Col. W. A. Cotter returned from Louis
Vile this morning, where lie attended tn
session of the High Court of the Order c
Foresters Mr.. Cotter was elected Drput
Grand Chief District Ranger of the Ordel
The Board of Directors of Evergreen Cen
etery, at a meeting held yesterday, decide
to employ two extra watchmen until afte
the 1st of April next so hereafter tn
grounds will be closely guarded day an
night. ....... ..........
The celebrated trespassing case of P6ul
chute against Charley Scliweitzer was calle
before Squire Buchanan this morning, BIT
was again continued for a further hearin!
Schweitzer, it will be remembered, was til
party who empted bucket Of coal-tar owe
Pourchute's face.
A high-toned gent, assuming the dignit
of a Duke, canvassed the town some tim
ago, taking subscriptions for a fashio
magazine. He succeeded in collecting
from each of number of ladies'; but tw
months have elapsed and no magazine hs
put in an appearance. Inquiries have bee
made which prove the individual to be
swindler
Patrick Callahan, Yardmaster on tn
Short-line Road at this point fell from
scaffold distance of five tee at the freigl
depot in Cincinnati yesterday Afternoon
crushing the right side of his face 1t
feared he received serious in'ernal injurie
He was taken to his home on Germa
street, this city, and DR.. Phythian called il
The injured man was suffering considers
bly,. r.-.
: On information of Marshal stamper,
Dayton, KY. warrant was issued by Il
u. S. Court in Covington yesterday for II
arrest OF man named Maubin for connie
feiting. He was arrested this morning q
| his little tiatboat on the Ohio River, at Da
ton. by Marshal .Stamper, and was placed
Jail in Covington. He will be tried at I'll
present term of the United States Cour
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