The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03


Doth bear bitter pain.
The farmer pauses in his work,
And on his rake doth lean:
80, | have roamed in many lands
And many fools have seen;
But the boss of all the fools is he
Who eateth apples green"
THREE centsa glass for beer.
THREE HUNDRED patients at the City In
frmary.
THE Chamber of Commerce will be closed
tomorrow.
A BARN belonging to Mr.. Russell, of Lin
wood, was destroyed by fire night before
last.
DURING the six months just ended there
were one hundred and tifty-ive fire alarms
struck.
THE Clinic and Lancet, two prominent
medical journals of this city, have been
combined.
DEPUTY-SHERIFF BLACK of Hamilton, has
taken back his wife. Scott Symmes is still
i'll the city.
JOHN RYAN's grocery, corner of Ninth and
John streets, was injured by the heavy rain
night before last.
THREE THOUSAND children attended the
picnic of the Bethel Sunday school at Par
lor Grove yesterday.
JERRY HALKIN, brakeman on the l., c.
4 L. Railroad, fell from train this morn
ing and broke his arm.
FIRE COMPANY No, has been presented
with handsome ten-bytwenty foot flag
by the Sisters Of the Good Shepherd.
PETER E. STEVENS, who was on Monday
last arrested in Chicago for the murder OF
his wife, was three months ago resident of
this city.
Miss MARIE PRESCOTT had her porte-mon-
naie and some $40 or $15 in money stolen
from her while in a Coyington street-car
yesterday.
The Chamber of Commerce resolved to
hold no session on the Fourth of July. An
effort to extend the holiday the rest OF the
week failed.
JOHN ALBERT, of 7O7 Elm street, stole SO
in money and a vest from VIM. Wuhlfeil,
last night and went to the Work-house for
thirty days this morning
Mr.. w. H. ANDREWS, who was shot re-
Gently by burglar at Warren, Penn, is
able to leave his bed He has asked his ply
sician when he may come home
PATRICK HURrLE, young boy recently
out of the House of Refuge, was given nine
months in the Work house for stealing SO
from his father and some jewelry from
neighbor.
WILLIE SCHoENFELDT, while riding the
Flying DA53s lan at the Bethel Sunday
school piche yesterday, was pushed Oft by
two boys not Of the party, and his thigh
bone was broken.
The Miami Medical College Building, on
Twelfth street, was sold by the Sheriff yes
yesterday, under judicial proceeding. 1t
was appraised at $40, 600, and was bid in by
Dr.. John A. Murphy for $l3,334
A WORKING model of a new kind of steam
boiler and generator is on exhibition at No.
223 Pearl street which the inventor Henry
Dressler, claims will do away with all dan
ger of accidents from explosions, and at the
same time costing less than other boilers
A PARTY of officers last evening raided
several of the prominent gambling houses
of the city and took some gambling imple-
ments but none of the players were cap
tured 1t is supposed that the proprietors
had been informed OF the approach of
danger.
AN aged tramp named Stephen Walters
picked up an accordeon which Charles Wal
ters had laid down in his yard at No. 30
Mercer street, last evening, and pawned it
for few cents. He is an old-timer, and
was given sentence Of nine months, this
morning.
SERGEANT BEDDINGER of the Hammond
street District, has been reduced to the
ranks and is now patrolinga beat in Fulton,
because he allowed the newsboys to enter
the room where the Gatling gun was
stored. His successor is Charles Klein, Of
the Fulton District.
THE beer brewers of the city had long
and stormy meeting yesterday afternoon, at
Cramers Hall, on Elm street. near Findlay.
A proposition to keep the price at So per
barrel was voted down. Motions were made
to sell at 81 and 30, but were not voted on.
When the Association adjourned it was
with the understanding that everybody
should sell at his own price
MILTON COOPER, lad of sixteen years.
and third son of John Cooper a man OF
wealth and prominence in this county,
and part owner of the Reading & Lebanon
Turnpike, was arraigned before Squire
Robert Carson, of Wyoming, last night,
on a charge of rape preferred against him
by an eleven-year-old girl, named Helena
Moerling, Of Reading The testimony
showed that there was nothing in the case,
and Cooper was accordingly dismissed.
AN inquest was held this morning on the
body of VIM. Fariss of Body Camp, Bed
ford County, Virginia, who committed sui
eide last Sunday by jumping into the river
from the steamer Fleetwood. The body
was found last evening at the foot of Elm
street The deceased was on his way home
from the West as his railroad ticket to
Lynchburg Va and issued by the Chesa
peake d Ohio Railroad showed. A verdict
was returned by the Coroner in accordance
with the facts above. His relatives were
notified of the case last night
ABOUT O'Clock this morning a brutal
cutting affray took place at No. 80 West
Sixth street between some Of the inmates of
the building 1t was the break
ing out afresh of an old
quarrel between Mrs. Lytle and
young girl, during which Mrs. Kate Ben
nett, who attempted to separate the parties,
received several murderous blows on the
head and breast from a broken pitcher in
the hands of Mrs. Lytle. The wounds are
of a serious nature, and Mrs. Lytle who
was soon arrested, will be held to await the
result of the wounds.