The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-16
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


and fell and cut fearful cash in his head.
Mr.. ]. II. Specker, the dry goods mer-
chant, fell down stairs Saturday night and
injured himself severely.
The death of the sister of the late B. H..
Nixon yesterday makes the ninth death in
that family in the past two years.
Patsy Bryan of this city is one Of the par
Elephants in the walking match at the High
land House. Patsy puts up his own Doodle.
Col. Bob Gray, the manipulation of the
lever of the X. @. r. r., was in the County
Clerks office this morning seeking a mar
riage license.
The Marshaps slate this morning contains
eleven arrests This illustrates the efficien-
cy OF Captain Goodson and his noble band
OF boys in blue.
A promenade concert, for the benefit Of
st. Joseph Church, commenced last night
at ST. Joseph School-house Hall. 1t will
last several days.
Mr Bryan Tansey was horseback riding
yesterday, when his animal slipped and
lell, throwing the rider upon the boulders
He was seriously injured and was taken
home unconscious, butts now improving.
The new hack received from London BY
Mr.. A T. Rose is one of the finest in the
NCop. ~ DdltllJ WDlSIle 10 SLOD the
driver and other appropriate convenences
A. p Rose is one Of the cleverest little men
in town.
EJoseph Harris and John Mcdonald had
little Misunderstanding Saturday night
and Joe, in the heat OF passion shot Nc
Donald. The wound is not dangerous
one but is painful. Joe was arrested and
had his case continued until next Friday.
There was glass ball shooting match
Yesterday up Licking River a few miles
The score is as follows: 8. Harwood broke
IA out of Is, j. Buckton II, Robert Weaver
H. Tom Steers 8. The distance was 100
yards. While the party was on their way
home in skitf the vessel capsized and
Harwood fell into the river. He grabbed
an empty beer keg that was in the boat
and fioated down to rifle few miles be-
low, when he was rescued.
The following officers were last night
elected by the Forest Dramatic Club H.
Penkhaus, President; VIM. Gratehouse,
Vice President; H. Schepker, Secretary
Frank Esphinding, Treasurer; Joseph Felt
man, Librarian. The Club has. accepted an
invitation to play for the benefit of the
Betts-street Hospital, in Cincinnati, at an
early day. The Club is now in a prosper
Gus condition, and is one of the best anna
POLICE CoURT.-Andy Meeks and Scratch
Holleran had their cases continued; also
Henry Cream. Pat Walton paid IS for q
genuine old rampage. Theo. Ryder ac-
cused OF putting one OF the senior members
out Of his house was dismissed, the Judge
believing that he had the right to exercise
the privilege of the rising generation. Tom
Harris, small case of breach of the peace
Sl3; Thomas Cameron, same, dismissed ;
Thomas Mcdonald, destruction of prop
erty, continued; James Moriarity, breach
OF the peace continued
NEWPORT.
Henry Stencil took license this morn
ing to wed Annie Dillman.
letter from Mr.. Gus Artsman an
nounces his safe arrival in Germany.
Miss Julia Gould, of the Strakosch Italian
Opera Company, arrived home last evening.
A young lad named Ryan, while in swim
ming yesterday, had his pocket riAed OF
1915.
Judge Boyd, failing to arrive this morn
ing, the Circuit Court did not convene un-
til Up. IN.
Hutch. Waters and Buck Flanagan we're
fined 81 and costs each for being drunk and
disorderly.
A locomotive jumped the track at Jeffer-
son and Saratoga streets. this morning, and
caused considerable delay before it was
I righted again.
II Will snancar nj tbis citv tho well.tpowp
I eYnounder of temnerance has been dele
u eat.d bv Hon IT NJ Hill IN deliver tbe 4tb
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\ Mrs' haylioil, resioins oil oapot anu MAI "a
\ noorn;ng accidentaIlv tIrew s1ob;li IN tho
h aames and n uas consumed
l lin. Cauneid, an empioye OF the ferry
n company, haa MS coat, vest nat ana Doots
stoleh from MN at some hour last nlght
y I'm. says IL IS sickness that causes MS con-
| hnement TO the house to-day.
I Division No. 8, of the A. 0. r., at their
last meeting elected the following officers
President, ]. ]. Stretsch; Vice President
VIM. Cummings; Financial Secretary. VIM.
Cummings; Recording Secretary. w. H.
Plummer; Treasurer. Michael Reardon
County Delegate, A. j. Stretsch.
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The residence OF Mrs. Amaan, on Madi-
son street, near Washington avenue, was
entered by two men, suspiclous-looking
characters, Saturday afternoon, and they
would have succeeded in breaking into her
room but for her loud cries for help. The
villains beat hasty retreat and succeeded
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