The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
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Laurels at Drexelius' Hall tonight
The Earthquakes will hold another rous-
fng meeting tonight at Nodler's Hall.
Cheeky Affel's little fun Sunday cost him
$J6 and costs in the Police Court this morn
ing.
The United States Circuit Court will ad-
journ on the 2lst day of April until May
18th.
The suit of the Globe Roling-mill Com
pany against James Trantor has been ami
cably settled.
The fish-scale bouquet raffled off at the
Gem Cigar Store last night was won by Mr..
Louis A. Moser.
Mr.. John Coffey is suffering from several
mashed fingers, received yesterday in Lud-
low while loading railroad iron.
J. Steveson, Maysville merchant,
planked up the usual fine in the Police
Court this morning for drunk.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
last night to enter the residence of Bethel
Bros, in the Arnold homestead.
Mr.. John Bollinger, the noted Scott-street
cordwainer, was run over by street car on
badly crushed.
Mr.. Jacob Gehrum, of this city, and Miss
Bteidel, handsome young lady of Cincin-
natl, were married yesterday at st. Francis
Church, Cincinnati.
Miss Judith Stevenson, daughter of Sem
Rtor Stevenson, left last night for New
York from where she will start for year. S
trip through Europe.
The nuptials of Mr.. Robert Dickey and
Miss Kate Herring were solemnized yester-
day by Rev. P. B. Wiles at his residence,
corner of Fifth and johnson streets.
Fraud Ludwig will be tried for breach
pf the peace before Squire Mclaughlin this
afternoon. He was arrested by Constable
Gilligan on the complaint of Frank Tyler
On the lot numbered II in the plat of the
late John B. Casey is buried a brother of
Joel T. Hart the fan ed sculptor. The
headstone was lettered by Joel T. himself.
A handsome poplar tree stands at the head
Of the grave.
Yesterday evening at clock the little
four-year-old daughter of August Steib, pro-
prietor of the Jackson House, at the corner
Of Sixth and Washington streets, was run
over in the street by spring wagon and
considerably injured.
The Diamonds recep ion at Drexelius'
Hall last night eclipsed all the balls for
modesty and good behavior. except the
Soiree of Rev. Father Jones, at St. Georges
Hall. The Merry Companions had their
usual unique crowd.
Miss Fannie Woods the accomplished
trimmer who was formerly in the employ
Of Miss Rosa Fagin, mas been engaged by
Miss May Boultier for the coming seasan.
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spring goods at her place, on Sixth street.
Mr.. John Holsen. who resides on Sixth
street near Russell, died suddenly this
morning with heart disease. Deceased was
thirty-tive years OF age, and leaves a wife
and one child 10 mourn his loss. An in
quest was held and verdict of the aboey
facts was rendered. Mr.. Holsen was highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
The cigar factory of Mr.. ]. ]. McCollum,
Dn the corner of Pike and Madison streets,
barely escaped destruction by fire last night.
A box of matches fell from its fastenings
on the wall took fire and soon igniting a
pile of papers and books caused things to
look lively for while. The timely disccv-
ery of the blaze no doubt prevented large
tonfagration.
NEWPORT.
Rev. Mr. Tinker leaves tomorrow ON
Bouthern tour.
The Newport Cemetery Company will
elect Directors Saturday.
The Police Court docket yesterday was
the largest in seven years.
Toney Herman was fined So and costs
this morning for raising disturbance.
The Jail yard has been supplied with q
boat load of rock. Another heavy blow for
the boys.
The April term Of the Quarterly Court
was held at Alexandria yesterday. A large
docket of civil cases were disposed of.
Professor Billy Martin, the celebrated
cornet soloist, it is rumored, has been en-
gagged by Her Majesty's Opera Troupe.
James M. Preston, formerly of Newport
and later prominent citizen of Lexington,
died suddenly in the latter city yesterday.
Squire Buchanan fined Mr.. White, of
Elm street, 81 and costs last evening for
pulling Miss Clark's ear. Miss Clark also
resides on Elm street.
VIM. Dreer, very bad boy, and his chum
got away with a new hat last night from
Theis store on York st'eet. They quar-
relied about the possession of the hat, dur
ing which they destroyed it and attracted
ing his case was continued.
The Arion Catholic Society of Alexan-
dria gave a concert and dramatic entertain
ment last evening at Meister's Hall, which
proved one Of the most successful ever
given in that town. A number of our citi-
zens, including several of the clergy were
present. The very handsome sum realized
goes to the Catholic Church of that town.
The Centrals club composed of
some of our best Young men, entertained
their lady and gentlemen friends last even
ing in elegant style. Odd-fellows Hall was
comfortably filled, and all appeared to en-
JOY themselves to their hearts, content.
Dancing to fine music was kept up till
late hoar this morning.
The suits of Mary Gnilfoyle, Mary Nc
Elwee and Mary fancy against the Trustees
of the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, to recover damages for having been
dismissed as instructors of the church
school in the middle of the session. came
up for trial in Squire Buchanan's Court
Miss McEIwee was given Judgment for 800
and $76 each to the other two.
WEST CONVICTION.
Mr.. Ed. Morris, who met with runaway