The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-23
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The German Banking Company and
the Bank of Cincinnati are negotiating for
. consolidation.
Owen Scully, suffering from delirium
tremens, was sent to the Hospital last night
by the officers of the Hammond street sta
tOn-house.
A gentleman from Newport named
N. Cheron was badly injured last evening
by falling into a cellar, corner OF Fifth and
Vine streets.
The Diocesan Convention closed last
evening with a discussion OF the question:
"What can we do to deepen the spiritual
interest in our parishesY'
The alarm of fire from Box 6S yester-
day afternoon was caused by the burning
of portion of the roof OF the house occu-
pied by Samuel Bloom No. 33s Court
street.
The II 80 p. N. train on the Clncln-
natl, Hamilton 4 Dayton Railroad Will De
held till midnight tonight for the accom-
mediation of parties attending the Arch
bishops concert.
The Buckeye Club left its articles OF
incorporation Nlli Nllt hNtOA"Ni
afternoon. The object OF the Club is the
mutual improvement and social entertain
ment OF its members.
Rev. Bishop Haven will arrive in the
city this afternoon, and will be the guest oil
his old friend, DR.. Rust. He will take an
active part in the approaching Methodist
Missionary meetings.
Charles Tatcm, who lives at No. 476
West Fourth street, attempted suicide
about half-past o'clock last evening by
shooting himself in the head. Fortunately
the ball only inflicted q scalp wound.
Excursion trains at special rates will
be run over the Southern Road tomorrow,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
to carry persons to the camp meeting in
progress in the neighborhood OF the High
bridge over Kentucky River.
The following gentlemen were an.
nounced yesterday as the Executive Com
mittee of the Alumni Association Of the
Cincinnati Law School: Samuel ]. Thomp
son, ]. W. Warrington, w. A, Cotter, Jas
]. Muir and VIM. f. Webb.
Dr. Weatherhead will present to thu
Common Council this afternoon his bone
of $4,000, with the following bondsmen
Patrick Z. Roach, VIM. p. MadduX ant
Gsorgc Gerke. If the bond is approved tht
new Board will organize tomorrow.
A posse of police, armed with a war
rant went to Jake Augs clubhouse las
night in search OF game but found none
Mr.. Aug was very indignant and threaten
to make it warm for the Commissioners ant
the parties who are prosecuting him.
Moses Marks, one of the bogus mer
chants, was arrested yesterday AT the IN
stance OF Sheriff STYLES OF Ashtabula
County, who came down with q warrant
for Nose, who is wanted in that county fol
winding firm out of considerable money
He will be taken to Ashtabula to-day.
The Coroner returned a verdict ycster,
day afternoon in the Wagenkneckt murder
ease that he deceased came to his death
from fracture of the skull caused by blows
Dn the head, inflicted by Herman Wiikin,
with some weapon at present unknown
and that the murder was willful, deliberate
and premeditatcd.
Mr.. Alfred 4. Long, member of the
firm Of Long e. b dds insurance agents on
Third street, was married yesterday after
noon to Miss Elizabeth Tatun, daughter
Of Mr.. Samuel C. Tatum, proprietor of the
large foundry establishment OH Water and
Plum streets The wedding took place al
the residence of the brides parents Oh
Wesleyan avenue, Rev. Mr.. Stanger, o.
Christ's p. e. Church, officiating. Abou'
fifty friends OF the two families were pres
ent, and The gifts were numerous ant
costly. The newly married couple startct
for the East on the evening train, and vii
be absent about four weeks.