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

But, ah! there came an apple green
Thatmade its presence felt
That plunged that child in colics wild
1t struck below the belt.
Charles H. Reilly, living at 62l State
street. is missing.
Officer Ed. Mullen was badly hurt on
the head by fall yesterday
The Eden Park & Walnut Hills Rail
road have placed five new open cars on
their road for the summer season.
Messrs. Milford Spohn and Dom Piatt
addressed the Greenback Labor party at
Reichrath's Hall Saturday evening,
Hon. Charles B. Foote, late of the
Board of Public Works, will be elected
President of the Commercial Bank this eve
ming.
Mike Dufiey, who lives in Fulton, re-
ceived dispatch last evening that his
brother, Tom Duf1ey, had been killed in st.
Louis yesterday.
The explosion of two barrels of gsso-
line in a shed, corner of Goodloe and Will
low streets, was the cause of the alarm from
Box 197 Saturday night.
The alarm of fire from Box 65, shortly
after . o'clock yesterday, was caused by
the burning of the roof of Major Morgan'S
house, 42l West Ninth street.
Officer Sullivan found lot of cloth
Ing yesterday i'll the rear OF 40 Richmond
street, which had been stolen from James
Brown, of 164 West Ninth street
A pistol exploded Friday night in the
hands of John o OROurke a thirtcen-year-
niI E,,ip nj | pply X
ing the bone and lacerating the flesh badly.
The walking match at the Coliseum
came to a close last evening. AT 9;3O, the
time set for the ending of the match, the
score STOOD Grim, 43S miles; Layton, 43S;
Welch, 401 Ham, 35S.
Two brothers named RUSSELL living on
Lock street, were taken to the Good Samar-
itan Hospital Friday night, suffering from
several severe cuts which each had received
from the hands of the other.
A ten-year-old boy named Joseph Sny-
der, whose parents live on Eastern avenue,
near Foster street, was drowned in the
Ohio River, near the Pendleton street-cal
stables, last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Held, who was shot in
the abdomen, on Wade street, the morning
of the Fourth. died last evening i'll great
agony. The Coroner will hold an inquest
Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Mr.. George Korte, who keeps grocery
on Daymiller and Liberty Streets was re
lieved yesterday afternoon by thief of $40
The money was in an old pair of pants al
Mr. Kortes home, while the owner was at
church.
The Chester Driving Park Association
has passed resolutions Of respect on the
death OF the late Edwin W. Miller Of the
Commercial, who was one of the Original
stockholders in the Association and its firs
Secretary.
Mr.. Clark Jewell, eighty years Of age
while walking along the G., c., c. & /
Railroad track, near Lockland, Saturday
evening, was run over by atran and killed
Deceased was the father-in-law Of Mr.
Joseph L. Hall, of this city.
The aged mother of Mr.. Levi J
Workum on last Saturday celebrated tn
hftieth anniversary Of her arrival in thi
rity. All OF her children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren were present ant
an enjoyable time was passed.
The Hcrwegh Mennerchor elected tn
following officers yesterday: President i
Hruza; Vice President, i. Hoffman; Sec
retareS, II. Hartman and Ch. Lehman
Treasurer, W. Dreine; Directors, r. School
and r. Lange Librarians w. Danhamn
and G. Manger.
Fourth Of July night, while Office
John Maloy was taking pistol away fror
Rman on the sidewalk, the weapon wa
discharged directly into the face of ,Joh
W. Jessup, who keeps a candy store O
Vine street, above Thirteenth. lie vii
probably lose the use of one OF his eyes.
Two little boys, named John Rossma
Ind Charles Sommers yesterday took pos
tession Of a horse and buggy belonging t
]. W. Emmcrt of Dayton, Ky, which wa
left standing in front of a store on Four
ltreet The little rascals were captured
and in the Police Court this morning the
were both sent to the House Of Refuge.
The Odd-fellows' Snngerchor electe
rihe following officers last evening: Pres
Aent, Joel Steinberg; Vice President, Her
ry Federman; Director, John Lehman
Committee on Music, Henry Mool; an
and John Kuntz; Committee on Amust
mpntS, huE,' ID utE5tlIiilI NcplSe hcit
Leopold Goth, Wm. Tanzer and Charlie
Becker.
Charles Vaughn, a colored lahore
Engaged in moving some things at No. q
West Third street. last Saturday Afternoon
climbed from window into an adjoinin
house and, it is alleged, stole two damon
rings the property of Mrs. Thorpe. II
vas arrested with the property in his po
.ession. In the Police Court this afternoo
he waived examination and was bound
appear before the Grand Jury.
George Rieger was arraigned in tt
Police Court this morning for abusing il
Iamilv. His wife testified that George hi
been abusing her for long while, and th
asst Saturday he ran at her with knit
remarking that he "intended to see no
many shoestrings he could slice out other
He was prevented from carrying his desg
into execution. In the Police Court he W
put where he won't bother his wife for Il
next three months
Morris Steinfeld, living at 129 Evere
street, and Conrad Richter assaulted m
scian named Jacob Weiss last Saturday {
Vine street. They were both arrested, al
after being released hired horse and bug
at Wischmeyer's livery stable on Six
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