The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-21

Fred. KOersten, of Covington, engaged horse
and buggy from livery stable in Cinc nnati yes
terday and drove his lady friend to Bellevue. Re-
turning in the evening, and when turning the
corner of Monmouth and Front streets, this city,
the horse stumbled and fell, and in eXtricating
himself cpikcd one of his hind legs. The animal,
which was H valuable one, is disabled for life.
Boardmann's saloon, corner of Isabella and
Madison Streets was the scene OF another disgrace
fui fight yesterday afternoon. Harry Schnidcr
and a soldier named John Ehrig commenced the
row. and before the police arrived Srhnder was
laid out with a mace. lie got irighttul cash
over the left eye and severe scaip wound.
Mayor Harton fined them 50 and costs each this
morning.
SUNDAY SINNERs-The police force was kept
busy all day yesterday and last night bringing
sinners to justice as will be seen by glanCing over
the following array of cvlldOcrs that were before
Mayor Harton this m0rniug There were thirty
three arrests. and the docket this morning was one
OF the largest in the history of the Court. Tim.
CGntield, for drunk and disOrderly, was fined 81
and costs; Granville Bush, colOred, disorderly
conduct, S5 and costs; James Ryan, SINE charge,
81 and costs; John Gibson abusing his family. con
tinued; Chas. COnklin, VIM. Dreer, Wm. Smith,
disotderly conduct, % and costs each;
Charles Cradle Joe johnson, Bess Waterman,
Anna Shindorf and Minnie Armstrong, were
handcd in Saturday night charged with disor-
dcrly conduct. The three former were fined S.
and costs aud the women So and costs. The fines
of the latter were allowed 10 sand, however, for
Neiser aud james Ryan, drunk and d.sOrdcrly, 81
and costs each. Charles letels and Bennie Brandt,
breach Of the Tnace, 81 and costs each John King,
drunk and disUrdelly, 81 and costs Ike Moore,
same, 81 and costs. Herman GaUSIne and Henry
Moore, drunk and disoiderly, So and costs each.
John Mclaughlin, John Turner and b. Welsh,
drunk and dsorderly, the latter $40 and costs and
the other 81 and costs.
DAYTON. NV
Miss Carrie Woodward is quite i'll ut her home
Wm. Tieman, ST.. lost valuable cow from sun
stroke.
Billy Farrell will proceed to Chicago in few
days 10 take charge of Robbs pony riding school.
Judge Makibb n and wife have the sympathies
of their felow-citizens in the loss OF their bright
little daughter.
There are three Thomas Orchestras in tie
world Theodore Thomas Charlie Thomas and
the old Thomas cats.
Mr.. John EIeeg fell from the dummy Yesterday
Willie it was moving at thcrate OF seventy-tiye
miles an hour. liisnjures are slight.
As white line car was crossing the Cincinnati
and Newport Bridge yesterday Harry Fehder, a
Young boy Of Dayton, attempted to swing on, but
lalied, and le violently TO the ground. lie was
for few moments unconscious, and sustained
severe scalp wound
AURORA. IND.
The Pleasure Seekers will give social
hop at Mueler's Hall on Thursday evening.
A grand time is anticipated.
Walter Benn and troupe performed the
play entitled the Iron Mask" to an appre-
ciative audience. The play was we'll rem
dered.
The game of baseball between the In
of this city, and the Mutuals, of
Rising sun, Ind, resulted in victory of IS
to u, in favor Of the latter.
SIDNEY, o.
A Foster Club has been organized here,
having over hundred members.
Rodgers News Company have now taken
the agency for the STAR, and all orders can
be left with them.
The African NJ. f. Church are holding
rsmp meeting for ten days in the English
Grove; large crowds are gathered daily on
the grounds.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The steamer Minnie brought fishing
party TO opposite this city Sunday.
Joseph Wese. child, died of scarlet fever
Saturday. Funeral yesterday Sunday at
2 p. m.
Miss Mary lIuschart, of Chicago after an
absence of five years, surprised her parents
In tins city Saturday.
Company A, Rank of Lawrenccburg, give
A grand ball at Odd-feIows' Hall Friday
evening, right after the conclusion of the
Temperance Jubilee of the State of Indiana.
HAMILTON.
Officer Reg1n brought in D. Sampson for
lighting and ill-treating fellow-workman
County Commissioners met Saturday in
regular session, and passed bills amounting
to S4l2 30.
Brucl1 and Erb swooped down upon
house of iIlrepute, and captured John Will
hanson, Of Princeton, and Ida Hyars.
Thomas F. Purcell, of Memphis. Joseph
Feiber and ]. p. Hotalng, of Cincinnati
md Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dyer, of Dayton, are in the
,ity.
Tomorrow W. w. Coles New York and
New Orleans Circus, Menagerie, &c, will
Exhibit here, giving performances in the af-
ernoon and evening.
Last night between II and 10 o'clock.
ome person broke one of the large panes of
glass in the door of Mr.. John Decher's shoe
tore, on Third street.
We stumbled on to F. A. Bryant yester-
lay IN the Second Ward, and found his face
" s a
)ut don't say anything about it,"
The young gentleman from Pekatonica.
H., gave an eloquent sermon Yesterday
evening at the Methodist Church, which
vas listened to by large and appreciative
audience.
Master Frank Sullivan received a hand
ONE present Saturday in the shape of
Mason & iIamlin Organ, presented to him
~ his sister, Mrs. Matte Brown, in honor
II his thirteenth birthday.
reporter Cincinnati Star:
DEAR SIR-1he friends of Mr.. Geo. White
re impressed that vou have given an ey
ggerated statement of a matter that was
ather family duty than q subject for
ewspaper talk. Mr.. White is tenderly at |
ached to his son, a promising youth, but |
relieves in Solomon in the matter of train.
ng the young idea, and whatever correc-
ion he has administered no one who
nows the circumstances with which the
entleman in question acts toward his
hid will believe for moment he did
ther than what he believed to be his duty. !
Yours, &C., JUSTICE.
There was an immense crowd in attend |
nee at the Colored Camp Meeting. A large
elegatiOn from Oxford and surrounding
ountry was noticed. Prof. Mortimer of
lima, o.; Rev. NJ. NJ. Smith, of Pioua, o.
}. W, Aren't, of Columbus, O., and Rev. ],
.ewis, OF Glendale O.. took part in The
nrvices yesterday. The grounds in the
vening in the charge of w. II. Norman
'ere Illuminated by number OF head
ghts. Taking into consideration the large
lumber present the exercises passed Off
Ieasantly and orderly. We understand