The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-02
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND



RID. Cross (colored) is out for Legisla-
ture in the First District.
The jury decided in the Circuit Court
that it WAS John A. Collins will.
The rumor that Fred. Berger had COM
mitted suicide is without Foundation.
Miss Luella Roberts and Mr.. John Orr
will be married tomorrow evening"
Eighteen of the police are acting as depu-
ty sherif1S at the Orphan Picnic to-day.
The new Masonic Choir met Yesterday
in the new Temple, and had fine re.
hearsal.
The estimable wife of Mr.. John Jones,
who died last Friday with a congestive
chill, will be buried to-day
The stove store of Newman & Woke
closed very suddenly this morning. Several
creditors are left in the lurch.
The little child of Mr.. Thomas Green,
bookkeeper for Willie Black Il Co., died
suddenly this morning with Group.
Rev. W. H. Felix, pastor of the Fourth
street Baptist Church. has resigned, but the
congregation are prevailing on him to STAY.
On the 24th of next September Right
Rev. Bishop Toebbe will celebrate the
twenty-fourth anniversary of his priest
hood
Miss Anna Henneburg will be welded to-
night to Il Mr.. ban. Murphy, of Chicago
The ceremony will be performed at the
Cathedral.
Constable VIM. Lambert has been ap-
pointed watchman at Mills & Co. S distil-
iery in S'uth Covington. The appointment
is good one.
The intelligent and beautiful Miss Anna
Montgomery and the accomplished Miss
Sue Brent have returned from flying visit
up the kaEawha River.
PoLIcE COURT Hiram Mussroye breach
oil the peace, S.; Robert Woods fnot the
contraetorl was fined $l3 for disorderly con-
duct; Henry Sidker, drunk, S.
Father Jones is leaving no stone un-
turned to make his picnic the grandest
affair Of the season. When Father Jones
gets to work to make any thing success he
never fails.
Two trunks filled with dispositions and
exhibits in the cases of II. Campbeli and
u. CCmmins against the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad We're filed this morning in the
Circuit Clerks office.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-James w. Evans, aged
se, and Sue $. Evans, aged 10, both of Gov
mgton; Henry RikhoH, aged 30. and Caro-
llne Schweir, aged 10, both If this city. The
former couple will be married this after
noon.
Mr, NJ. Riley saddler by trade, who
resides on Prospect Hill, while on his way
to work, dropped dead on the Madison
Pike: The Coroner held an inquest. and
verolct OF death from heart disease was
rendered.
Constables Tom Dunn VIM. Lambert and
Col. VIM Bridges We're sworn in Saturday.
Mr.. Nicholas Cochran, a very enterprising
young man, has been appointed deputy un-
der Thomas Dunn, and Mrs. Thomas San
ford quallfied as deputy under Mr.. Bridges.
Bishop Toebbe confirmed large classes
yesterday at St Patrck's, Covington, st.
AIMS, West Covinpton, and st. Bonifaeius',
Ludlow. At st. Patrick's the ceremony
took place last night. Fathers Smith,
Brandts, stephany, Bent and Ennis were
present.
An excursion of the colored folks of
Lexington, and other points on the Ken
tucky Central Railroad, arrived in the city
at o'clock yesterday morning. The special
train on which they came consisted Of ten
cars, all well filled. The excursonists took
Al the suburban village of Losantivlle.
CHANcERY CorRr-Jndgments were en-
tered this morning in the cases of Melissa
Williams VS.. Bethel Geo. T. Williams VS..
Bethel, and the Commonwealth, for Emily
johnson, vs. Bethel; also, in Arnold, by
Foote, VS.. T. N. Arnold; also, in HI. Fl.
Meyer, Treasurer, vs.. Kaiper, etc; also, in
ecott VS. Scott,
NEWPORT.
The Organ Circle Of Grace NJ. Z. Church
give straw berry festival tomorrow even
ing at Odd Fellows HALL
Miss Julia Gould now with the Strakcsch
Opera Company in California, will start for
her home in this city this week.
Deputy Sheriff White will start to-day
for Frankfort with the prisoners sentenced
ut the last term of the Criminal Court.
Some scoundre went through Dr. Adam
Meisenheimers flower garden last night
and made away with lot of valuable
plants.
His Honor Judge Perkins convened the
Criminal Court this morning, but the law
yers not being ready to proceed with the
Stone cases, the court adjourned until next
Monday.
A special meeting at Council will be held
tonight to receive the bondsof Treasurer
elect Lewis, Custom and Water-works COM
missioner George Fewlass.
Car No. 10, of the White..Line, is dis
grace to the travelling community. During
the rain this morning the roof leaked so
badly that passengers had to hoist their
umbrellas inside the car to keep the water
off them.
A large crowd collected around the Post
office this morning expecting that more of
the bonds would be placed on sale, but
were obliged to leave again, as the sale has
been postponed until tomorrow. $4,000
worth will be sold.
A meeting Of the School Board will be
held this evening 10 elect a Trustee from
the Sixth Ward, made vacant by the resig-
nation of B. f. Smith. Mr. John Devere,
who is in every respect competent is favor
ably spoken of to ill the position.
The picnic for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum announced to be held con Jones'
Hill has been changed to Eclipse Hall on
account of the inclemency Of the weather
Prof. MichePs full Band has been engaged,
and lovers of good music and dancing
should not fail to be present. Dancing will
be kept up all this afternoon and tonight.
John Banner, Mike Kelly and Sid.
Grupdigreuter were arrested early yester-
day morning at the Covington End of the
Licking Bridge on o charge of stealing beer.
When arrested they had three empty kegs
and one about half empty in their posses
sion. This morning Judge Harton sent
John Banner, who stole the beer, up for
sixty days, and fined the other two $40 and
costs each.
Billy Mullen is right good fellow when
away from liquor but when under its in
huenee he makes any amount of trouble. |
Yesterday afternoon Billy got outside of
, too much whisky and it required three
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