The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-06
CONVICTION.


dogs.
John B. Webber and Elizabeth Greene
were licensed to marry.
Miss Minnie Mclean has returned from
her visit to Warsaw, KY.
Jerry Reed has been appointed Deputy
Constable under VIM. Bridges.
Mr.. Lycurgus Weaver and Mrs. Virginia
Shrock were captured by Hymen yester-
day.
That ever generous Railroad Company
the X. c., has donated $10o in aid of the
South.
The proceeds of the Gems Soiree at Drex-
elius Hall tomorrow will be given in aid of
the South.
Meeting of Council last night. The off
cial proceedings in full will be found in to-
morrow's STAR.
Mr.. Jas. Smith, who is visiting Mr. ]. l..
Bristow, has an Austrian coin in his posses
sion dated 1539
Rudolph Berli poor carpet weaver,
contributed So this morning to the Yellow
Fever Relief Fund
We have received communication de-
nouncing the eolored excursions which ar
rive in this city every Sunday.
made arrangements to leave their jobs to 60
South as nurses in aid of the South.
The Ups and Downs of Post & Co., of
Cincinnati, play on the Star Grounds to-
morrow for the benefit of the South.
Mr.. Jack England, our efficient Market
master, will hold a reception next Tuesday
to celebrate happy event that transpired a
few days since.
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Church at DeCoursey will be laid Sunday.
Conveyances will leave the corner Of Sew
enth and Madison Streets
Mr.. Hacket, the efficient gasoline lamp
lighter, has put on an extra corps of light
ers, and in The future people will have no
cause to complain of dark streets along his
route.
POLICE CouRT.-Mike Fallon, breach of
the peace, continued; Annie Dugan, drunk,
dismissed; Thos. McCabe, breach of the
peace. filed away John Jackson, disorderly,
continued.
A little boy named Daniel Mullen, who
resides on Third street, was poisoned yes
terday by eating seeds from jimsom weed
blossoms. He now goes about the house
singing like crazy boy.
John Bollinger says that when reporter
gets drunk they put in the paper that he is
sick He says he was drunk last night and
was affected with the same kind of sick
ness as the reporters are. Correct Johnny.
Lansing Resnger, young man residing
Mt Sixth and Russell streets, was brought
home last night insensible In his lucid
moments he said that he had been followed
up by three men and knocked down, on
Pike street.
Mr. N. O. Brooks, of Mllersburg KY, and
Miss Nora, daughter of DR.. Geo. s. Savage,
were married at the Union NJ. E. Church
yesterday. How forcibly does this remind
us that even the gentle murmur of the
Brooks can touch the Savage heart.
At the Boston camp-neeting the people
were so dumbfounded at the vast amount OF
eloquence dispensed that they failed to re.
cognize what they came for and failed to
succumb. The meeting lasted nine days
without even an addition to membership.
At ta meeting of the Catholic Societies last
night W. w. Leonard was chosen Grand
Marshal for the reception of Bishop Toebbe,
who is expected to arrive here about the
18th. The procession will be composed of
all the societies in the diocese, and will
meet the Bishop at the Covinglon end of
the bridge.
COUNTY CoURr.-Chas. Hilbert, granted
coffee-house license; James Smith,
appointed guardian of Michael Donahue;
Louisa Gets made choice of her mother as
her guardian; the seventh installment in
the Wheeler-Glandon bastardy case was
paid; Judge Phelps filed his commission
from the Governor as County Judge, and
took the oath prescribed by law.
The game between the City Council and
the School Board yesterday was grand and
exciting beyond the description of mortal
pen. The grace and skill manifested by
the various players only endears them more
and more in the hearts of the people, where
they are held as jewels. 1t was worlds and
worlds of fun, and resulted in handsome
sum of money for the suffering citizens Of
the South.
NEWPORT.
City Clerk Hawthorne is convalescent
Malaral fever prevails throughout the
entire county.
Ex-City Marshal Dave Lock is down with
the malarial fever.
Andy Laffy, for forty years a resident of
Newport, is a candidate for Marketmaster.
All the cases in the City Court were again
continued on account of the severe illness
\ OF Mayor Harton.
\ Mr. W. FL H. Plummer an old and much
esteemed citizen, died this morning at his
\ residence on Bellevue street.
Mr. George Perkins, of Bellevue, Mana
ging Editor of the Times is confined to his
| residence with malarial fever
Forty-five dollars was the amount taken
in at Fred Theis' saloon yesterday for the
benefit of the poor of Newport.
| Henry Hansperger, who lives on Jeffer-
son street adjoining Betzs stable, was bad
4 ly cut in the arm yesterday by buzz saw
Willis Walker (colored) was taken in last
night for fourshng huge bowie-knife ON
\ York street He was fined $5 so this morn
ing
\ Malarial fever is spreading 10 an alarming
extent. Will the City Council abate those
abominable goose and duck ponds in the
Fourth Ward?
Il Miss Maggie Karr of Memphis, Tenn, is
II visiting the Misses Murdoch, and will re-
nain until the opening Of the seminary at
fewee Valley.