The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-04
man, Butler, of Massachusetts,; Wright, OF
Pennsylvania, and Schleicher, OF Texas;
The meeting resolved itself into political
organization,
LATEST LOCAL.

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are awaiting an owner at the Chiefs ONCE.
Mrs. A. KUHEMAN, of No. 327 Wade street,
has been missing from her home since sat
urday.
Mrs. EMMA. GEUrNTHER can learn some
thing to her advantage by calling at the
Chiefs office.
The Court-street market to-day was an
unusually big one. 1t extended from Main
to Freeman street. 4
sVoRNHoLrz g. GooDMAN's clothing store,
Main street, was entered by thieves. Twelve
coats and twenty pairs OF pants were 'aken'
THE decision in the Brigel-Starbuck d
Pfau fight over the Weber brewery will be
rendered next Friday in the District Court.
JERRY MULLEN young lad living at No.
60 Hunt street, was cut in the check by a
playmate during quarrel yesterday
OFFICER GRuENEMEYER captured silver
chalice, stolen.from some church, ana whlch
thief was trying to sell at 81 Broadway,
this afternoon.
JAMES LOVE and Nicholas Kelly are under
arrest, and will be tried June 18th on the
charge of taking wagon without leave
from Nathan Levi.
HENRY SPILMAN and Henry Holderman,
partners as Spilman, Holderman q Co., at
35 Water street, made an assignment to-day
in favor of their creditors to Orson Brit
ton, Jr.
The Mrs Weimer, who died suddenly
in Akron, was the wife of Mr.. Geo. Welmer,
formerly wholesale druggist in Akron,
and cousin of Mr.. George C. Weimer, >of
Dayton, Ky. ..
The Observation-Disclosures cCarthy libel
suit, after several delays and postpone
ments, is fairly under way. The jury was
sworn and the trial began at 2:5O o'clock
this afternoon.
JOHN MOORE, against whom the charge of
the larceny of $5 worth OF clothing from
Isaac Schuneman was made some time ago,
was given q sentence of 5000 and thirty
days, this morning
The report of the Water-works for the
month of May is as follows: Balance on
hand April 3Oth $274 3d.; receipts during
the month, $40694 '99; total $41, 1863 81.
Disbursements, $3o,052 10.
In the United States Court to-day Joseph
Beckemeyer was fined 81 900 for possessing
counterfeit plates, and Lorenzo d. Nc
Daniels 800 and sentenced to one month in
Jail for passing counterfeit money.
ANN MILLER, who lives on Gest street,
near Harriet, was before the Police Court
this morning for cruelty to her child Ann
was let 60, but the child was taken from
herand sent to the Children's Home
THE purse of jewelry taken from the
pocket of Mrs. Julia Robinson of Washing
ton Courthouse during the Festival, has
been recovered 1t was in the possession of
Mr.. Newman, having been obtained by him
from tramp.
IT was reported at the Chiefs office this
morning that Harry Stringfellow had ran
away from Carrollton, KY, in company
with fourteen-year-old girl, named Ida
Baker, and had come to this city for the
purpose Of getting married.
A GENTLEMAN named Schneider, who lives
in one of the suburbs, was thrown from his
buggy last evening at the corner of Lang
land and Knowiton streets, and badly
bruised The buggy fell on top of Mr..
Schreiber, and was knocked into splinters.
The horse was also badly injured.
SARAH FITZGERALD. an aged vagrant, who
has been in the habit of sending her child
around to beg, and then getting drunk and
severely beating the little one, was sent to
the Workhouse for three months this morn
ing. The child was taken from her and sent
to the Orphan Asylum at Cumminsville.
CHARLES CLARK is charged with entering
the saloon Of Mr.. Sass, corner of Freeman
avenue and Liberty street, last night and
snatching money drawer containing S. 10,
with which he started off at brisk rate. A
few feet-footed citizens however, soon had
Charles in their clutches and he will an
swer to the charge next Friday.
Mr.. WIN. ]. ELLIOTT late editor of the
Irish Citizen, and now Clerk of the Board
of Health, was married this morning at the
Church of the Holy Angels, by Rev. Father
O'Neil, to Miss Maggie Moroney, sister of
NJ. B. Moroney, the Catholic bookseller,
and cousin of John Sullivan, the we'll
known Central-ayenue undertaken. Imme
diately after the wedding breakfast, the
happy couple started on all Eastern tour.
THE First Presbyterian Church, known as
the church with the high steeple, on Fourth
street, is undergoing general course OF re-
pairs and renovation. Weston, the climber,
is painting the steeple from the clouds
down; Wayman d Co. are repainting the
balance of the building, and Messrs. Jones
& Evans are repairing and renewing por-
tons of the tower, which have crumbled
away with time. There is much hazardous
work connected with these improvements,
but all the gentlemen engaged in it seem to
realize the fact.
A SUSPICIOUS person giving the name of
| John orr was arrested at Fulton yesterday
with basket of clothing on his arm, which
was afterwards found to have been
stolen from No. 20 Parson street. When
searched at the Station-house the supposed
John orr proved to be girl in boys cloth
| ing, and her story was that she had started
out from Columbus, in company with a
confederate. in the wholesale burglary busi-
ness. This morning she gave the name of
Mary Kelly, and was sent to the Work
house for three months.
Mr.. AND MRS A. E. MEssERLY, of Chase
street, Twenty-ffth Ward, celebrated last
Saturday evening the seventh anniversary
of their marriage. Their cosy little resi-
dence was cheerful and brilliant, and the
greetings and congratulations were as joy
full as those of seven years ago. Mrs NJ. is
yet but lass, with nut-brown hair, and the
two little ,cherubs that prattle at her feet
are the only evidences that she has passed
the halcyon line of girlhood. Mr.. NJ. is
young, broad-shouldered and thriving
man, and is good for seven times seven Of
married life--at least we wish him SO.
Hand in hand they tread the pathway
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