The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-16
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


ing received $40, 900 from Germany.
Mr.. N. L. Young and his estimable wifi
celebrated their tin wedding last night.
Some vandal last night stole the entir
fence from around the residence of Pete
Smith.
Jack Arnold will explain in the Polio
Court tomorrow why he insulted hi
brother-in-law.
The breach OF the peace case against
Ludwig was dismissed by Squire Nj.
Laughan yesterday.
The will Of Christian Zerer was admit
ted to probate this morning. He bequeath
all Of his property 10 his wife.
Handsome Will Kaiper, the society bea,
of the west end, left his order yesterda!
with his tailor for that wedding suit.
The new Gothic city scale house will b.
completed this week and removed to tn,
city scales. A telegraph office will be pu
in the office, and huge rooster will b,
placed on top as an ornament
A little son of Mr.. Henry Meyers hat
his leg crushed yesterday by being run ovel
by a coal cart. His father had him upo,
the cart, when the little fellow accidentally
lost his hold, and fell with the above result
Alfred Berlew was arrested yesterday and
compelled to furnish new bond, Mrs
Coleman, who was surety on his former
bond, having given him up. Mr.. JoLl
Wolf signed his bond and he was released
from custody.
Here is an illustration of book accounts
Master Commissioner Helm sold at auction
yesterday the book accounts of the late
Caleb Carpenter, amounting to $43, 700, fol
k4U0 Hon Nbitfol tIa
chaser, and he considers himself beat.
The reception of the Laurels last night al
Drexelius Hall was a tony affair. Over one
hundred couples we're present, including a
number OF our German society bellies. Miss
Josie Murphy acted as Chief Lady, and the
attractive Miss Anna Paul as Assistant
Chief Lady.
John Priesthoff, whose parents reside on
bbe Madison Pike, met with an accident
yesterday which resulted in the breaking of
his arm. He was standing in wa. on
when the horse attached started suddenly
and pitched him forward on the side of the
wagon with the above result.
Mr.. VIM. Stokes, of Cincinnati, and Miss
Mollie Mathena, of this city, were united in
marriage last night at the York-street NJ.
Il. Church, in Cincinnati The attendants
were Mr.. Thomas ]. Strawbridge and Miss
Hattie Knickerbocker, OF this city. They
will reside in this city, and may kind
Providence grant them a long, happy and
useful life.
We inadvertently omitted yesterday to
mention the MAJ riage of Mr.. William Ca.
gin and Miss Mary MGHugh, which cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father Smith
at 1t. Patrick's Church. The happy couple
very innocently attended the soiree of Rev.
Father Jones, after which they went imme-
diately home and commenced married life
or housekeeping in earnest May their vuy-
age of life always float down the stream of
tranquility.
NEWPORT.
Jailer Schwartz has fifteen boarders
The pay car on the Short Line Road left
Louisville yesterday and will reach here
tomorrow.
Captain Gross, United States Army is
connned to his bed from inianlmatory
rheumatism.
The boys OF the town are determined that
Barry Taylor ESD, shall make the race for
the Legislature.
Homeisters Reed Band goes to-day to
Falmouth, KY, to attend the funeral of
Joel Frazier Robins.
Rev. GiIlert, of the German Baptist
Church, leaves this evening, with his fam
fly, for New Orleans.
VIM. Dreer, the alleged hat thief, was
dismissed this morning the prosecuting
witness failing to appear.
Captain Stewart U. s. Army, with his
family, from Atlanta, Ga, has taken
up his residence on Taylor street. 4.
ORANGE RLossoMs,-J. B, Agnew and
Susan }. Bleaks, Brent Arnold and Lizzie
Jones, W. +. Wheeler and Alice Holmes
Half rate fare to Louisville and return.
commencing April 3Uth, aid good for four
days, to parties attending the Democratic
st. Paul's Episcopal Church is being
handsomely decorated with flowers for the
Arnold-J enes wedding, that takes place to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Hulda Maier, wife of Mr.. Josenb
Maler. OF the Evening Post, celebrated her
twenty-third birthday yesterday. Mr.. and
RS. Maier did not forget their numerous
friends on the occasion.
Miss Louisa Wendt, the accomplished
laughter OF Mr.. Frederick Wendt, Sr., of |
soi YORK street. was the recipient last even
ing of a most delightful SURPRISE party from
HE members Of Grace NJ. Il. Church choir.
Leopold Hotter foreman of Deppe & Co. .
brewery, yesterday afternoon suffered a
Droken ankle by falling out of wagon on
Brighton street. The horses attached took
right at some boys passing. and starting off
he was thrown from his seat.
Inc promenade concert last evening at
tdd-telows' Hall proved a success tinau-
aaiiy and otherwise. A very fine supper
et oy tne ladies OF the congregation was
)ne of the features of the evening. A hand
'ome sum was realized for the Church of
he immaculate Conception.
Christ, Latter swore out warrant this
morning before Squire Harris for the arrest
u Gorge Wahnott on "A charge of assault
ma battery. Latter says Wahnott threat
med his life with razor. Both the parties
eside on the Highland District Deputy
'hefii1 Clary went after them this morning.
special U. ). Commissioner Denaitz, OF
IouisVlile, was IN Newport this morning
hspectlhg certain machinery at Swift's
Rolling MILL in reference to the case of n
:. Lewis d Co., of Louisville, against the
solling Mill Company, in suit now neud-
ng in the u. s. Court for an alleged patent
DAYTON. Kg.
Mr.. Skennell departs for St. Louis TODAY
The N. f. ladies met yesterday and or
anized Social, which will meet monthly. |
The young people of the NJ. E. congreea-
ION will have meeting at the church to-
light.
Henry Berger, OF Robertson County, Kv,
led suit in the Circuit Court this morn,
lg against the ST. Francis Church of Day- I
,n to recover the sum of S., 600.
George Heitz, whose harberchop was t