The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
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Of Florence are in the city.
VIM. Hacket and wife have returned
from visit though Central Kentucky.
The benefit ball at Riddles Garden last
night netted $57 for John Edwards.
DR.. H. P. Lewis, who died in Memphis
yesterday, was formerly resident of this
city.
Small fire at Rehfuss & Co s wagon shop
on Pike street yesterday. Damage trif-
ling.
Lizzie Overman was qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of Henry Overman,
deceased.
Courtney Piatt and Charles McVeigh will
sail for home from Paris, France, on next
Thursday.
]. B. Kidwell, of Falmouth, has been re-
fused new trial, and was taken to Frank
fort this morning.
Alex True and Ike johnson were yanked
in this morning by Officer Bolan, on the
charge of gambling
Joe Stolers, the knight of the knife, has
severed his connection with Hartley Bros,
and is off for Omaha.
The little son of Mr. Logan Vickers broke
his left leg yesterday by falling over chair
at MS nome on scout street.
John Reichman, an employe of Gels
bauer's brewery, had two OF his ribs broken
yesterday, by cake of ice falling on him.
George Handle denies that he fails to sup
port his wife. He states that he offered to
support her, but she refused to live with
him.
The Ladies' "Model Cooking Club" will
set supper in Odd-fellows' Hall from 6
o'clock until 10 tonight, in aid of the
South
There was suit of clothes hanging to
tree out on the Lexington Pike this morn
ing. We failed to ascertain whether they
contained man or not.
Mr.. Pillman's bed and bedding were
burned by the Health Officer last evening
Some fears are entertained that he has yel-
low fever.
Bud Kuhnrod had to skin out yes erday
when the old man came to town with an
arsenal looking for him for clipping with
his daughter, Lizzie Blli,er Lizzie is at
her aunt's house, though, and says she will
be welded tonight
POLICE CoURT.-Cal. Watts, disorderly,
So: John Gross $5: James McShane, same
So; James rarke, petty larceny, dismissed ;
James Mount breach of the peace, "a ;
Patsey Farrell, same, $50; John Shannon,
bathing IS.
The wife of Tim Crow left him yesterday
without giving any explanation, taking
with her two children and lot of house
hold furniture. She leaves four children to
be cared for by her husband, who resides on
Russell street between Fifth and Sixth.
She eloped with Albert Bodman, married
man.
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twenty -one, of Winchester, Ind, and Belle
Perdin, aged sixteen were granted mar
riage license by Thomas Sanford, who was
appointed guardian of the bride. Squire
Mclaughlin married them and was granted
fee of $l5, and TOmmy's fee was fixed
at $6 Christopher Moore, aged forty-two,
and Margaret Waters, aged thirty-six, were
also licensed.
Caspar Frauxmann, while working at the
new building corner of Twelfth and Madi-
son streets yesterday, fell from the second
story window TO the ground. carrying with
him the cap-stone, a lot of brick and a
heavy piece of timber. His collar-bone
was broken, and his leg and arm badly
bruised, but his escape with his life was a
miracle.
Mr.. George T. Schoolfield, teacher in
the Insti ution for the Education of the
Deaf Mutes, at Danville, KY, is in The city.
He is hunting for uneducated mute chill
dren to send them to school, which COM
mences on the lst of October. This is
school supported by the State. All deaf
mutes between the ages of ten and thirty
years are admitted, free of tuition and
board. For catalogues and information ad-
dress John A. Jacobs, Principal, Danville,
KY. Mr. Schoolfeld has been in the noun
tains and found many uneducated mutes.
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Few days.
NEWPORT.
MIR. Edgar Dufour of the New Orleans
Bee, is guest at the Barracks
The Wadenmeyer concert netted $93 rs
instead Of $73, as published.
Ellen Mclaughlin whiled the lonely
hours away in the Station-house last night
to sober up.
The famous Nichols Hahn coal case was
continued in the City Court this morning
until Tuesday next
Lizzie Taylor, who was arrested several
days ago on a very ugly charge, was acquit-
ted by Squire Fuller this morning.
The firm of Butcher & Wedeman, brew
,ers, have dissolved the latter gentleman
having purchased the portion held by Mr..
Butcher, for the sum of $2S,00O, cash.
Mr.. A. J. G. Robbins, of Huntsville,
Tenn, and formerly Superintendent of the
Newport Street Railroad Company, is in The
city, the guest of City Engineer Morton.
Rev. Mr.. Lightfoot of this city, conduct
ed the funeral services this morning at Gin
cinnati over the remains of Laura Frank
lin, who was murdered Monday night. The
deceased formerly resided in Newport.
Captain Bill Air purchased that fifty
dollar Government bond from Pasey No
Ian day before yesterday, believing that
Nolan had won it fair and square from Pat
Bradley at game of chance-and the Cap
tain believes so still.
Thomas Ryan, aged nineteen, was
thrown from wagon load of lumber while
crossing the Newport & Cincinnati Bridge
yesterday. His thumb was caught in a
wheel and badly lacerated and the wagon
ran over his body, injuring him seriously.
The initial social of the Columbia-street
Presbyterian Mite Society will be held to-
night at the residence of Rev. DR.. Mathews