The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-26
GOWN GTON.

fever fund netted $40
Evans Moore will soon lead little Dutch
ess to the altar hymeneal.
The procession in honor of the Bishops
return will take place next Sunday
The Champion No. burnt out her boilers
yesterday. The No. is doing her biz to-
day.
c. B. De Malmedy yesterday filed suit
against the Volksblatt for $4,000 for false
imprisonment.
An old two-story house at Fourth and
Bakewell streets burned down yesterday.
Loss Insignificant
Mike O'Hara, with his little pistol made
dog bite the dust yesterday for swapping
Patsy Madden on the leg.
Five car loads of wheat, consigned to Liv-
erpool, England, arrived on the Kentucky
Central Railroad this morning.
Miss Lille Swinney will appear next
week with the Colville Folly Troupe at the
Grand Opera-house in Cincinnati.
A surprise party, numbering about sixty
couples, took possession of Turner Hall last
night, and spent an enjoyable time.
The residence OF A. NJ Keene was bur-
glarized of lot of wearing apparel during
his absence from home Tuesday evening.
Misses Mary and Ella Kinsla, Of Bloom
ington, H., the handsome and intelligent
nieces of Marshal Bolan, are visiting in the
city.
John Marshall, who drives coal cart for
Blck & Phillips, fell from his cart yester-
day and the vehicle passed over him, mash
ing his leg seriously. 'r.. ...s
Seven funerals in the city yesterday. The
tl,o al ut
Vista has been compelled to have an assist
ant for sepulture labor.
The storm last night blowed the steamer
Vint Shinkle from her moorings up the
stream as far as Garrard street before the
watchman could bind her.
The steamer Trough Tough" from Ken
lucky River arrived this morning, having
in tow barge load of fish, angled by the
boys of the Gem cigar store. -
Mr. McNeiss and Miss Earl, and Mr. Earl
and Miss McNeiss arrived on the l1:15 train
this morning on the K. @. r. R. from Ber-
rys Station, bent on double wedding.
There will be a meeting of the various
Marshals of the Sunday procession at St.
Mary's Hall Friday evening" for the pur-
pose of arranging necessary prelimlnaries,
At the Cathedral Sunday Right Rev.
Bishop Toebbe will lecture on his trip across
the sea, and in the afternoon will address
the Orphan Society at st. Aloysius Church.
POLICE CoURT.-Wm. Smith and Maria
Shipp, fornication, $23 each; Governor Cor
nelius destruction of city property, $40;
Mary Pate, disorderly, S.; Pat. Casey, dis
orderly, dismissed
That chrome we received from Walter
Cleary in Chicago will be ratified off in aid
g tla
Freie Presse, left last night to join his
of rooms together.
At the Cathedral yesterday morning
Right Reverend Bishop Toebbe celebrated a
sion being the tenth anniversary of the
death of his predecessor, Right Rev. Bishop
Carroll.
Miss Bertha Sehwarz was married to Mr..
Edgar ]. Poor at the Cathedral yesterday.
The brides brother, Mr.. Alfonso Schwarz,
and the groom's sister were the attendants.
A reception at the home of the brides
mother Mrs Bertha Pfaefflin, followed,
and the newly-wedded pair then left for
their Kansas home.
The big shoot at South Covington next
Saturday is under the auspices of the
Centennial Gun and Fishing Club, but
open to all contestants The first prize
is a champion diamond badge; second,
twenty-five pound keg fine powder; third,
nickel-plated crimper; fourth, patent she'll
loader-the latter two being presented by
B. Kittredge & Co. The shooting will be at
ten single and three double birds.
NEWPORT.
Council tonight.
So Pete Pryor is voter at last. Well,
we'll!
Dr. B. S. Chambers is in the lead so far
for District Physician from the Fifth and
Sixth Wards.
Peter Pryor and James Flannelly were
admitted to citizenship in the County Court
this morning
Bring along your credentials to the Con-
vention at Eclipse Hall tonight, else you
will not be admitted.
The Workingmen's party will hold their
convention in the Courthouse tomorrow
night. They invite everybody.
VIM. H. Fitzgerald executed his bond
with the County Judge this morning as
public administrator and guardian.
A special meeting of the Board of School
Examiners will be held Saturday to ex.
anime applicants for the position of Pro-
fessor of Penmanship and Drawing.
A special term of the Chancery Court was
held this morning but, at the request OF
the lawyers interested in the case, the Court
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
A colored thief entered Mr.. Adam War
ners bedroom at Coal Haven yesterday, and
stole 5000 gold watch. Mr.. Warner pur
sued the thief, but finally lost sight of him.
Dick Davis informed us that he admits
breaking the showcase in Lanigan's bakery
but denies drawing revolver on his wife
Give the devil his due and don't use extra
paint
Old Sammie Carter, of Williamstown, o.,
father of Captain Lawrence Carter, and
one of the Oldest settlers of Campbell
County, hobbled his way to Newport this