The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.

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! Meyers, all OF Campbell C"""'--
:. .lavis, of this city, wearing a Whit
beaver and mounted on a gray CHARGER vas
sight in the procession yesterday.
Henry Carmel, residing on Williamson
street, near German, fell from a lumber
pile on Ringgold street yesterday, and broke
his right arm.
During the absence of Mr.. Arnold and
family from their home on Ringgold street,
about twenty feet of lead pipe was stolen
from the premises. e.
Mrs. Colonel Thompson left yesterday
to visit her son Talie, who is a cadet st
West Point Her daughter, Miss Fannie,
accompanies her.
A pair of shoes valued at four dollau
were purloined from the shop of Georgs
Wierrmann, on Goodman street this morn
ing by sneak thief
A little lad named Louie Schmidt, willis
returning home from Cincinnati, last night
had his right foot crushed in a shocking
manner by having it caught between ths
ferry boat and float
A young boy named Swope who came
from Covington with his mother this morn
ing in an open wagon drawn by mule, fell
out on East Front street. badly bruisins
his head and shoulders.
James Shek, of % Todd street, tb;s
morning while at work shnglng shed on
Elizabeth street, Cincinnati, fell from his
stand, fracturing his right leg at the ankla
He was brought to his home in an ambur
lance.
Mrs. Seigman was brought in last nigh4
for being drunk and raising a general
racket. Mayor Harton gave her ferry
ticket this morning, and told her to crosu
the creek and stay there until the Exposp
ton was over.
The name of the little lad who was
drowned in pond in the Mill Bottoms yea
terday afternoon could not be learned, Al
though diligent search was made. The
Coroner up to IL o'clock to-day had not
been notified.
Officer AL. Boyd captured Steve Reed
yesterday while in the act of breaking into
Mr.. Harry Robinson's residence, on Jeffer-
son street. His case was continued in tts
Mayors Court this morning, although Steve
was willing to plead guilty.
Miss Hattie P. HAYNES, daughter of ".
P. Haynes, the Socialist orator, was mar
iiSu yColCIudy dltCIuUOIl, az OTdCc Nl. n
Church, by Rev. Mr.. Mullenix, to e. N.
Huff, of the Southern Railroad. A recep-
ton was held last evening at the home a
the groom, in Cincinnati.
Mr.. John White, our handsome Deputy
Sheriff. and the accomplished Miss Sallis
Ege will be welded this afternoon at 4
o'clock, at the residence of the brides
sister on Williamson street. The numerous
friends of the young couple wish them .
happy god speed and thornless path
through life.
Rev. Father Moore, formerly the abae
pastor of the Church of the Immaculats
Conception, now of Georgetown, KY, was
chosen at the Catholic Synod in Cow
ington yesterday as one of the Board of
Justices. All matters of dispute arising
between any of the clergy of the diocese
will be referred to the Justices instead Of
the Bishop.
The case of Squire Charles Harris on .
peace warrant sworn out by Mrs. Kats
Kruger was called before Squire Fuller
this morning. After hearing the testimony
of the prosecuting witness, County Attor-
ney Edgar moved the Court to dismiss the
case, as there was not sufficient grounds for
holding over. The Court concurred and
the case was dismissed.
Drum-Major John Hermes, in gorgeous
attire, Captain Horn, the well-known
leader, TheodqA fiser the veteran cor
net player, Billy Devere the handsoms
drummer boy. Edward Piedfort the cymbal
beater, Billy Kennedy, AL. Piedfort all OF
the famous old Barracks Band, spent last
night among trends in Newport They
were given hearty shake by their hosts of
admirers here. They left for Columbus
this morning.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians and
the Catholic Benevolent Societies held q
meeting at st. Mary's Hall last night, and
adopted resolution to turn out in body
next Sunday in honor of the celebratien
of the Bishops silver jubilee; and they alss
extend a cordial invitation to all parties
wishing to participate in the procession.
Mr. VIM. w. Leonard was elected Grand
Marshal for the occasion. The knights Of
st. George were also invited. Another
meeting will be held Friday evening at tho
same place to make the necessary arrauep-
nents for the procession.