The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
C9yHSGEON.

| Mr. Joel McGlasson, after an absence OF
seven years in Texas, has returned
Three thousand people attended the Ger
man Pioneer celebration yesterday.
The infant child of Mr. J. w. Walker
died this morning. Five other children died
i'll the city this morning.
J Mr.. Frank II. Smith after long confine-
I ment to the house with paralysis, appeared
on the streets yesterday.
Miss Marie Prescott the actress, arrived
at her home in this city yesterday. She
will remain until August.
The Directors of the X. c. Railroad were
busy yesterday prospecting a route to eX-
tend the road to the Ohio River.
A little son of Mrs. Ivory, who resides on
Sanford street above Seventh fell from
fence yesterday and broke his right arm i'll
two places
A little boy named Schwere, who resides
at No. PIT West Twelfth street, was struck
in the head yesterday by an aerial top and
badly injured.
A Mr.. Reed, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, held the lucky number that drew the
two-hundred-dollar horse rat1led OIL at More
+ lands stable.
The German Pioneers paraded the streets
yesterday, and then adjourned to Ruddes
Garden, where they enjoyed themselves
until late last night
On July 1st the tolls on the Lexington
Pike will be reduced as follows: Two-horse
spring-Wagons to ID cents, and one-horse
spring-wagOns to 10 cents.
Mr. James Cummins and Mrs. Kate Lam
bert (widOw of EX-Marketmaster Lambert)
were married in Cincinnati yesterday. Her
husband has been dead just six months to
day.
skitf race will take place on the Ohio
River tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The course is from the Covngton and Gin
cinnati Bridge to the Newport Bridge and
return.
Police CouRT-Jack Arnold goes to the
Pile for forty days for his little fun yester
day; Charles Turner and John McShane,
disorderly S. each; Jennie jackson,
drunk, 81.
Rev. Geo Bush, colOred, was fined $l2
yesterday by Squire Mansen for breach
of the peace on one of his members and the
Deacon of the church. The Squire says
they paid him off in three-cent pieces.
The great corn doctor, Lechner, was show
ing some of his monkey tricks around the
Gem cigar store last night, when the
horse of Prof. TossO came along and saw
him and went into spasms backing the
wagon over llc tu4D-SlOllt dllu DICdhlllS IL
wheel and shaft Mrs. Tosso was slightly
injured.
NEWPORT.
The Socialists held a mass meeting at
Turner Hall last night.
Jimmy Norton, one Of the returned idiots,
was sent to his home in this city yesterday.
White street cars for the new line have
arrived, and will take 10 the road next Mon
day.
LICENSED TO LovE.-Peter Smith and
Maggie Wasscr; Louie Smith and Mary
Dckhart.
The pudders at Swifts Rolling-mill, to
the number OF forty Eight, went on strike
yesterday.
Rev. Father Bent has been appointed
pastor Of the Church of the immaculate
Conception.
Rev. Mr. Thomas, late pastor Of st. Johns
Protestant German Church, will sail for
Europe soon.
The idiots were yesterday transferred to
the Poor-house at Alexandria, by order Of
Judge Berry.
Rev Mr. Koeslein, of st. Johns German
Church, won the watch and chain at the
st. Paul Church fair.
Burglars entered f. Kochlcr's gun store
OH MOnlnOutn street, oulludS llSHI, aHu
carried off three guns and three pistols
valued at so.
The case of Ed Ially, the alleged rapist
who, it will be remembered, was spirited
away from Newport is in progress at Leba-
non, Ohio. The evidence 50 far is against
the accused.
The deed from Henry Hanna and wife to
= the Cincinnati Il Newport Iron Pipe Com
pany, left for record yes Serday, conveys the
property at the corner OF Main and kilgour
for consideration Of $4,000.
Mr.. Harry Nourse and Miss Mollie Balm,
both Of LaGrangc, will be married this eve
ming at the residence Of Mr.. Force Balm,
brother Of the BRIDE on Madison street.
this city.
Articles OF incorporation of the Cincin-
natl and Newport Iron and Pipe Company
were filed with County Clerk Air yesterday.
Henry Hand and George Wiltshire, of Gin
cinnati, and Oliver Perrin, Of Newport are
iucorporatOrS
The unoccupicd house Of Mr.. G. F. Hay
man on Taylor street. near York, was en-
tered by some scoundrel last night who cut
the gas pipe and carried off the metal. The
flow of gas was not turned off until a late
hour this morning.
Philip Burkhardt, who keeps a saloon on
Saratoga street, was arrested last night on
warrants sworn out by Annie Umstetter
and Rosey Monshart. The fair daisies al
lege that while they were in the rear of
Burkhardts saloon yesterday he emptied a
bucket of slop out of a second story window
on their spotless heads. Judge Buchanan
will attend to Philip Thursday.
A meeting Of the Van Voast Light Guards
was held last evening But fifteen of the
boys answered at roll-call, and the Captain
dispatched orders to have the absentces
brought in dead or alive A diligent search
, of the town, however, failed to find them.
Captain Haak then issued orders that all
who were not present at the next meeting
would, if found, be kept under guard all
night
The Criminal Court met this morning,
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