The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09

ost a finger from his right hand this morn
ing by having it caught in hay cutting
machine.
The Young Mems Independent Club g
a meeting last night decided to combins
with the party that selected the most suitr
able men for City Councilmen.
Mr. John P. Zinn, book agent residing
in the upper end of the countv w.
While ~. ..s tnrown from his hora
.vn,lng to town yesterday.
A special meeting of the School Board b
called for this evening at the RiDggold-
street Sehool-house, to provide extra seats
for the over-crowded condition of the vari-
Gus Schools.
Tommy Lawler cried when brought bs.
fore Mayor HarIon this morning to answer
a charge of house-breaking, and said that
he would never, no never, do it again. He
was dismissed.
A thief broke into the wood-shed of T. b.
Huber, on Isabella street, near Goodman.
last night, and stole wheelbarrow, garde1
rake and hoe, and several other articleA
Adam Peifer was brought in last nigh&
for striking his daughter, Emma Peifez
with a cane. Judge Harton ordered an
officer to escort Adam home and see that
he packs up his kit and leaves town il
stanter.
Professor Jonathan Berry, ex-Presiden1
of the City Council, and resident of New
port for nearly 40 years, moved to Cincin-
natl this morning to take up his residence.
Mr. Berry was considered the best classical
scholar in Newport.
A peace warrant was issued yesterday fm
Squire Charles Harris by Squire Fuller.
at the instance of Mrs. Kruger. The plain
tilt alleges that the Squire was SO cruel q
TO utter harsh words to her last NovembeS
nearly one year ago.
Another rule was issued in the County
Court this morning against Ed. NORM b
show cause why he should not settle with
the County Judge as guardian of Katie
Daum. The rule was made returnable TO-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The funeral of the venerable Mr.. Erhardt
Deinger who died Saturday at his home on
Ringgold street, took place Yesterday after
noon from st. Johns German Church.
Noah Dove Encampment, l. o. O. f., q
which deceased was member attended
the funeral in body headed by bran
band.
Burglars effected an entrance about u
o'clock last night, to the residence of Mx.
John Newton, on Eglantine street, ne1
York, but managed to escape the oficeu
through rear door. Mr.. Newton and his
family are absent in Canada, and conss-
quently it is not yet known what wm
stolen.
Frank Betz, the lumber merchant, aud
John Joice a horse trader of Cincinnati
engaged in a war of words on York street.
this morning, which looked for time as u
gore was eminent. The war was about TIN
possession of horse, which Betz claimed to
have purchased. but Joice said the animaa
was never paid for.
An order was made in the ChanceFy
Court yesterday in the case of Vogeler,
Wagner & Co. vs.. John Keller, dismissing
the case without prejudice, by consent o&
all parties, and instructing the receiver to
give possession to Keller; the latter to ST.
tie all accounts and be allowed his expenses
for running the drug store.
Mr.. VIM. H. Air, handsome Willy,
and Miss Katie Cahill, the beautiful dauga-
ter of Dennis Cahill, Esq, were united in
the holy bonds of wedlock on the morning
of August 18th. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Grana-
han, at Lebanon, Ohio. How Willy and
Katie kept the affair quiet all this time, IL
a mystery to the natives.
Amanda Batter and Maria Geiger, tn
former from Cold Springs and the latter
from Coyington, created quite sensation
on Newport car last night by making use
of the most foul-mouthed and filthy Ian
guage. Officer Daily was called by the CON
ductor, and arrested the two damsels. This
morning they were arraigned before Mayor
Harton and Maria was fined SIS and costa
Amanda said she came in to consult doo-
tor, and the medicine he gave her SO worked
on her nerves that she was not aware of her
actions. His Honor told her to 60 homA
Miss Maria cried and said she wanted to 70
to the country with Amanda the worue
kind. She didn't go, however.
The Trustees of the St. Paul Germa
Protestant Church filed suit in the Chancery
Court Yesterday against A. @. Topic, E. G
Dietzand Adam Wagner, and the Pioneer,
the Newport and the Citizens Building As
sociations to recover $S25. The Trustees
state that the Ladies' Aid Society of tha
church collected the amount named and
deposited it in the building associations
taking two shares in each, that the TrD-
tees were the proper authorities to hold
the money, that the Ladies' Aid Society,
afraid that the Trustees would endeavor To
control the money, sold the shares to thu
three individuals first named in this suit
The trustees claim that the sale was iile-
gal, and ask an injunction to prevent tho
consummation of the sale. A temporary
injunction was granted until the next
term of the Court which is in January
This question is of interest, as it involves
the right to $4,000, now collected by the
society at late fair, and loaned to the city
at per cent. A. S. Berry and John Duckea
for plaintiffs.