The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16
Hughes fniLed to annenr. Aho

charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Young Brackem was arraigned in the PO
lice Court 10 day and fined $2S fof dis"r
derly conduct Mrs. Cox, who was arrested
on u similar charge, was dismissed, Hughes
being too drunk TO appear to-day. Miss
Berry Id STAR reporter to-day that
Hughes was drunk, but would in all pr0ba
blity marry her before night Hughes Wis
tied her this morning about 10 o'ciock and
promised that lie would marry her, but
opinions on the case vary. There
is one thing sure about tbs
matter, there will be blood split yet unles:
there is marriage betNecn the parties
Mrs Berry threatens t. ill him full OF cold
lead il he does not make proper amends fuI
the disgrace he has brought upol@ her
daughter The daughter states that she
sacrltlced her virtue on condition that he
would marry her, but at ~ o'clock to-day
there had been no ceremony performed.
NAwPORT.
Where's Barry Taylor?
Miss Ella Miller, OF Walnut Hills is the
guest Of Miss Mary Glasgow.
The funeral of the late Peter Conway
Will take place tomorrow at 2 y. III.
| Preparations are being made to give Gen
erai Deming big send-oh here this even
ing.
The Young Mems Independent Club have
declared in favor OF revising the constitu-
| ton.
Hon. Judge Cleary will address the Young
Mems Independent Club, Monday evening
on the necessity of a new constitution.
Ge'. Birthstone will leave for Frankfort
Friday 10 remain two years. Deputy
SInrllIS White anI CLAW will
him.
And now Col. Bill Nelson crawls out and
say lie will run for the Legislature ii the
people want him to. What does the peo-
pie say2
Mrs, II. b. Phillips, of Memphis, daugh-
ter Of Capt j. II. Rice form erly of this
city, is visiting here, the guest OF Officer
McConnolly.
The rebellion in Heaven didn't draw
at Odd Fellows Hail last night, in fact
there was ~ show at all, the crowd was ell
tirely too thin.
The report that Henry Hundinger, the
butcher. was Sunstruck yesterday is with
out foundation. Henry was only celebrat-
ing his nalnesday.
Louis Gill and Barney Welsh, two over
grown lads, were fined, the former So and
costs, and the latter $5 and costs, for strk-
ing an old man who was attending to his
own business.
William and Charley Lohr were fined 81
and costs each for whipping William Knob
loch, in the Mayors Court, and Knobloch
was fined the same amount for allowing
himself t. be whipped.
Charley Kigour, the Cincinnati Railroad
X inlr Wgs in t1Nn tbis rn,r,ip,, n,,l I..J
lengthy cunfab with John A. Williamson
OF the Newport Street Railroad Company,
There's something in the wind.
A crowd of great big over-crown gossoons
make Il mighty habit of bathing in the i'm
mediate neigborhood of the ferry landing
in tact they were crawling up on the rear
of the boat last night to the disgust of the
passengers and police.
The Congregational picnic of the Church
OF the immaculate Conception will be held
at Silver Grove August l4th There is a
lively contest already going on between the
Young men for the honor of being chief,
The party selling the largest number Of
tickets decides it.
Officers Martin, Smith, Martzolf, BOYD,
Troy and Miller towed in the following
gang at an early hour this morning: Mary
al L. v.
Henry Stuckoff. James Mulvey and Mike
Tucker. They were fined $40 and costs
each in the Mayors Court this morning for
dsorderly conduct.
In the Quarterly Court this morning,
Judge Makibben presiding the cases of John
Manning, charged with larcenr, and Ben.
Grossman, charged with receiving stolen
goods, were continued until Monday next,
on account of the serious illness of the prin-
cipal witness. In the case of Nellie Gross
man nolle prOSequi was entered by the
County Attorney.
To the Editor of the Star
Who compose the Republican Executive
Committee? Is that party to be ruled by a
few OId-fashioned, chronic 0tfice-Seekers,
who meet and carry all their business on in
secret? Gentlemen, call Convention and
let the citizens who compose the party have
a say as to whom they want ON the ticket |
REPUBLICAN.
HDTlE CITY AND DELHI.
At the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Home City. |
tomorrow evening, will be given one of
the finest entertainments ever witnessed in |
our pretty village Stereopticon views of
the City of Paris will he presented by Mr. |
]. NJ. Ozier, and will be instructive as well
as highly entertaining to all. The perform
ance, which is for the benefit of the Sab
will commence at 8 O'Clock,
and the ladies of the church have made ar
Judgements to supply the heated paIates of
all who wish to aid the school with deli
;ious ice cream at the residence of Mr..
Charles Magnes. The above refreshments
will be ready for dispensing to the thirsty
)nes before, after, or. If need be, at the
leight of the entertainment. The above
programme will he repeated next Tuesday
evening, with the exception that the views
will be those of Egypt Venice and Rome.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Another excursion to Colorado on Thurs
lay next-$50 for round trip.
The thermometer climbed up to 99o yes-
erday afternoon, and everybody in town
aid "WhewW
The Julia Hunt Combination give three
performances at the New Town Hall on
uly 2lst, 22d and 23d.
James Crosson, a well-known fruit dealer
# High street, has departed from the burg.
eaving his affairs in curious shape.
We are in receipt Of communication in {
egard to the affairs OF Rev. Hickman. The I
anne Will only be published with writer's /
ame attached. Otherwise not.
Mr.. John II. Johnson, Of So South Mar
et, has in his possession a costly gold Q
racelet, which was found. Owner can f
ave same by calling upon him. 4
The Cincinnati excursionsts STONED !
ere few moments on Tuesday evening i
hen on their way to Niagara Falls. The
lme was made up of five coaches, all COM |
1rtably filled. t
Judgment for $1500 was rendered on I
tuesday, afternoon in favor of painti6s in S