The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18

Walter Benn, supported by Annie
Barclay and dramatic company, will per
form at Aurora, Ind, this evening and Sal
urday afternoon and evening. "Iron
Mask" is billed for this evening; "Orange
Girl for matinee and THE Robbers' for
Saturday evening The following persons
represent the company: F. l.. Kent
Frank X. Barrett, Fred. Hooker, Joha
Scrdder, Vie Rodgers, Geo. M. Arnold.
May Hampton and others
Thomas Brigham alias johnson. Issf
evening enticed little boy named CHRISTIE
pher Asseat into the water-closet of the
Bon Tons Hall, on Vine street, and conn
PEELED him to do an Infamous act. The
villain was arrested, and in the Police
Court this morning was sent to the Work
house for three months, the extent Of the
law.
The Socialistic Labor Party will hold
a picnic next Sunday at Inwood Park. A
procession will march from Workmen's
Hall to the Park, taking the following line
of march Walnut down to Court, Court
west to Vine, Vine up to the Park. Vari-
Gus Trades Unions will participate. Pro-
cession forms at o'clock in the afternoon.
Two boys, named John Jansen and
James Cunningham, had quarrel yester-
day afternoon near the corner of Woodward
and Abigail streets. Jansen pulled knife
and cut Cunningham across the breast with
it. He was arrested, and in the Police
Court this morning his case was continued
until July 25th.
Henry Meyers, laborer in the city's
sewerage cleaning department, was over
come by the heat yesterday while engaged
in cleaning out the run along Turrill street
at Dorman street crossing Meyers for a
long time had been addicted to strong
drink, and this evidently superinduced his
death. An inquest was held to-day and
verdict rendered of death from congestiye
Inflammation OF the brain, caused by in.
temperance and excessive heat.
The Waverly Archery Club of College
Hill will shoot match with the Architen-
ans of East Walnut Hills on the ID of
August They will also play match at
an early date with the club owning the un-
pronounceable name The Saggittarians Of
Walnut Hills were the champions last year.
A colored man named August Winters
was locked up at Hammond-street Station
to-day on the charge of stealing silver
watch from Pat. Malone and ST 50 in
money from another man while coming uy
the river.
Elizabeth McIlhany brought habes
corpus suit before Judge Smith to-day
recover the custody of her three-year-o
child, Martha McIlhany. The writ wa.
heard, and the case continued until next
Tuesday.
Hon. J. Alex. Grant, of Frankfort,
Ky, will act as Secretary of the Investigat-
ing Committee that will inquire into cleo
ton frauds in the Fifteenth and Second
Ohio Districts.
George Piatt. arrested on the charge Of
rape, in Covington, was to-day held over to
the Criminal Court of that city in the sum
of $3.50, in default OF which he was sent to
Jail.
Subscribers to the Sangerfest guaran-
tee fund paid in this morning sums
amounting to $l34 3S. This will swell the
total amount paid in to $5,7l3 IA.
The Longview Asylum case of DR.. c.
A. Miller against the Board Of Directors is
dragging its slow length along. Director
Mullane was on the stand.
The wife of Mr.. VIM. Doyle, Assistant
Clerk of the Police Court, gave birth this
morning to boy, which died fifteen min
utes after being born.
In the Pat Hogan mandamus case in
the District Court, to-day, Messrs Hogan.
George Ziegler and McGarry were exam
ined.