The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-17
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTOE.

Rev. s. H. Burgess, of Williamstown is
IN the city.
Bouncer, attend to those crap shooters
out at Walace's.
The Choral concert takes place tonight at
Oddfellows' Hall.
Col. ]. T.. Hamilton will resign as chair
man Of the Republican Executive Commit
Zee.
The Grays and the 0sceolas will have
their first bout at the bat next Saturday, on
che Mill Lot
4 The Scanlan gang are on the qui vive as
TO who will represent Policeman Roman in
the Earthquakes.
Squire W. l.. Mansen has worn path to
The artesan well. Every day he brings in
Aug full TO his friends.
Squire Mansen last night united in mar
rage Mr.. W. c. Dickinson and Miss Kate
Biasen, both OF Cincinnati.
marriage license was granted this
morning TO James Kean, OF Cincinnati, and
Mollie Mclean, of Falmouth.
Mr.. Reese Ambrose had fearful cash cut
IN his right wrist, at Senour Il Noonan's to-
bacco factory, where he is employed.
The Fourth Ward Earthquakes met last
night at Engine-house No |, and organized
BY electing Hen. Andrews as Captain and
Joseph Kyle First Lieutenant Sixty new
members were enrolled.
We regret to say that the injuries re-
ceived by Mr., Hassemeir Ia. the runaway
accident are more serious than was antici-
Pated. He will be compelled to remain in
the house for several weeks.
Odd-fellows Hall will be occupied Friday
and Saturday evenings with grand prom
enade concert, under the auspices of the
Hibernian Society. Every possible arrange,
ment has been made to make the affair a
success.
The funeral of ahe late Frazer Robbins at
Falmouth yesterday was conducted by the
Masonic and A. o. U. W. Orders, of which
the deceased was member. The attend
ance, in spite Of the stormy weather, was
very large.
Yesterday afternoon the house of Mrs.
barah Peak, widow, living on Western
Row, in the rear of the Willow Run Dis
tllery, was entered by seoundrei, who
ransacked the bureau drawers and boxes,
and carried off $2S in money and some other
valuables.
Mr.. August Baurlein has given up the
Idea OF starting saloon, and will start to
Germanynext week. Mr. Fred Averbeck
uaS Iedstu lne mousse OF MeSSfS. flaruln "
Dulaney, which has been beautifully re-
modelled, and Fred. is the man that will
make a good stand out of it.
NLWPORT.
Meetings of the Water-works Board to-
night.
The Choral Society will meet tonight for
rehearsal.
County Clerk Jones returned last night
from Indiana.
The Board of Equalization will require
another week to complete their work.
SPRING BLossoMs.-NIartin Wasser and
Lizzie Miller, Robert Loesch and Louisa
Troutman.
The funeral of Miss Mary Cooper who
died Yesterday, will take place tomorrow
morning at O'Clock from the Church OF
the immaculate Conception.
AT o'clock the marriage of Mr.. Charles
l.. Raison, Jr., and Miss Georgiana Wright
son, daughter of Hon. Thomas Wrightson,
will be celebrated at the residence of the
brides parents On Jefferson street.
At St Pauls Church this evening, at @
O'clock. will occur the marriage of Miss
Lizzie Jones, daughter of Colonel Thorias
l.. Jones. and Mr. Brent Arnold, of Cinlin-
natl. The Church is being handsomely dec
GRATED for the occasion.
st. Paul P. E. Church, at their annual
meeting on Monday las elected the follow
ing vestrymen: G. q. Augur, Gus Artsman,
Frank Clark, 2. b. Coffin, H. C. Gassaway,
VIM. L. Merrill, G. w. Neff, John b. Tay-
Tor, ]. NJ. Turner, J.. I. Williamson and
Thomas b. Youtsey.
Yesterday afternoon one Of Weideman's
brewery teams ran off from Saratoga street,
near Jefferson, and west on James alley,
scattering beer and kegs to the four winds.
When near Monmouth street they came in
contact with horse and dray, breaking the
latter and injuring the horse to such an ex-
tent that he is unfit for further use.
The first orange blossoms of early spring
time burst into the fullness of blooming
beauty yesterday afternoon in the marriage
of Miss Alice e. Holiness daughter of Mr.
Charles Holmes, and Mr. VIM. F. Wheeler,
of Memphis. at the brides home, on York
street. Rev. Father Ennis, of the Church
of Immaculate Conception, performed the
ceremony after the order Of the Catholic |
Church. supported by Rev. Father Cusaek, |
of the Church of the Atonement, Cincin-
natl; Father Quatman, OF Cincinnati End
Rev. Father Quatman, of Marion. O. The |
rooms were gayly decorated with fragrant |
flowers, the bridesmaids were charming |
the gr0omsmer gallant and the many |
presents were not only handsome and valu-
able but appropriate to the occasion. after
q superb banquet, the party left for the |
steamer Parker, OH which they 90 to Mem
plis, their future home, followed by many
good wishes.
BELLEvUE. Ky.
Council meets this evening.
Mr.. Colswood, of Greenville, Ohio, came |
TO Bellevue last night to address he tenn
perance meeting, but the disagreeabe
weather kept people at home.
About noon Yesterday as Mr. p r. Geno-
way, Sr,, was driving up Fairfield avenue
his horse became scared as the two dum-
mics met and suddenly lunged forward,
throwing Mr. Genowny on the mudd, |
street and iniurng him qnite severely
about the body, and, it is thought, break.
ing two ribs. Mr.. Genowav was then
placed in his wagol and managed to
drive home Dr. Stewart was called on
and rendered the necessary aid. Mr.,
Genoway was resting eusy last night.
DAYTON. KY.
George Schutheis, the Fourth-street
butcher, hung a live calf up yesterday by
the hind legs and allowed it to remain in
that position until the attention of Marshal
Stamper was called to it. The latter Or
dered the butcher to cut him down, when
Schutheis commenced TRADE of abuse
against the officer He was arrested and
this morning Mayor Maxey fined him $S
and costs.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The ladies Of The First Baptist Church
tsiya upnth har snpiul this ayon;n,x Jnax- |