The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-09

town.
Miss Madarie is the guest of her brother
for few days
Warner Yates is the man to support for
County Surveyor.
Little Tom Pickles, fayorite among the
boys here, is dead.
Night Owls 8, Copecs 7, on the Star
Grounds yesterday.
Peter Dillon is keeping books for a large
grocery firm in Pittsburg.
Uriah Layton, of this county, filed his
petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
Three little shavers were yanked in by
BrutuS Bolan for bathing in the river.
Jerry johnson was dragging the river
this morning for the body of Philip Schnei-
der
Accidental drowning was the verdict of
the Coroner's Jury in the case of young Nc
Hues.
Two dollars and fifty cents pays the fare
and your board to the Sunday school re-
union at MaySville.
That man who signs himself "First Ward
Republican, should lay down and die for
the benefit of the community.
Mr.. Jos B. Lowell, of High School pugil-
istc fame, leaves tomorrow for Michigan to
recuperate during the vacation months.
Mr.. E. j. Hickey the enterprising boot
and shoe merchant will occupy the large
building lately vacated by Mr.. A. Apple.
Caspar Doring fell out of his wagon yes
terday and was kicked by his horse in o
fearful manner His face, head and body
are badly bruised up
Mr.. Frank johnson left for Jackson, Ten
nessee, last evening to spend few years at
the ieWelry business. Frank has the best
wishes of host of friends.
The will of Mr. Mark Cartwright was ad-
mitted to probate this morning. He be-
queathes all of his entire property to Louisa
Bird, daughter Of the late Thomas Bird.
The funeral of Mr. Henry Bere took
place this morning from St. Joseph's Church
and was attended by large concourse of
friends whom he had won by his generous
disposition.
VIM. Dale who attends the barges in the
Licking River ust above the bridge, acci-
dentally discharged pistol yesterday, the
ball from which passed through the leg OF
his little girl. The wound iS severe but not
dangerous.
little chap named OBrien, whose
parents reside on Ninth street, was badly
injured this morning by being struck with
stone that flew from can filled with pow
der which exploded. The missile struck
him on the jaw.
POLICE CoURT.-George Smith and Robert
Long a couple of Cincinnati chaps, were
fined $119 each this morning for trying to
capture the West End yesterday. Officer
OHare arrested them, and sChooners was
the cause. Tom Cofe was sweetened for
$l3 for exposing his person.
Phillip Schneider, sixty-nine years old,
committed suicide yesterday evening by
jumping from the Main-street ferfyboat
into the river. He lived with his son
and it is supposed he was impelled to self
destruction from dependency caused by a
severe aifliction in his eyes.
NEWPORT.
Taxes must be paid by the 18th.
Swft's rolling-mill resumes operation to-
day.
Mr. G.. w. Munson, of Indianapolis is the
guest Of DR.. R. A. Cameron.
Henry Knost filed his petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. Liabilities $12566. AS
sets $7,795, $l64 of which he claims as
exempt.
Mr. j. X. Dmmick, the well-known en-
gineer has been rendered the position of
Master Mechanic Of the Newport and Gin
cinnati Pipe Foundry.
The Workingmen will hold a meeting
Thursday night at Arbeier Hall, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
Criminal Judge, County Attorney, msIuyis-
trates and Constables.
Captain Hak attempted to collect his men
together last night for drill, but it proved a
disastrous failure. The men collected, at
least portion Of them, but they had no
sooner got in the hall than they commenced
1lIarralipU and % 1inu aopb ot bar no
finally breaking up in row.
A worthless wretch named George Hare,
who fails to provide for his wife or family,
was found prowling around the residence
of Captain James Williamson yesterday,
and being unable to give satisfactory ac-
count of himself was marched to the Station,
house. This morning he was sent to the
rock pile for twenty days.
Charley Stemler, a bar-keeper at Huber's
saloon, quarreled with a customer named
J. Fritsche yesterday, during which the lat
ter had his scalp laid open with club in
the hands of Stemer. Fritsche swore out
warrant for his arrest, and Stemler was
put under bonds in the sum of 800 to ap.
pear before Squire Harris tomorrow morn
ing.
A decided sensation was created in town
last night at the report that Dave Shannon
in company with wife No, 3 were in the
city and Mrs Shannon No. 1 on their trail
The report soon spread and quite crowd
collected in the neighborhood of his
mothers residence on Taylor street. Off
Ger Boyd was notified and he, in comrcSs.il
with Mrs Shannon No, !, proceGued to thu
house named but by this time the birds haC
flown, and, although diligent search wa
made they were nowhere to be found. II
the report published in the STAR yesterda.
of this scandalous affair it was mentioned
that German lady who disappeared abou
the same time was the female portion of tn
scandal, but it has since transpired that sh
ret1lrned homo Sunday night and renderet