The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25

row night A number OF fluent speakers will i'd
dress the meeting.
Herman Weidhelm, aged twelve lost four toes
from the right foot by the falling of heavy
butchers ak, at his unCle's slaughLer-house, IN
FinGhtown yesterday.
Mrs Charles Hawthorne, of York street. left yes
terday for st. Louis, in response to telegram an
nouncing the dangerous illness OF her son, J. A.
Hawthorne, al that place.
In the case of Mrs Charles Rickerts arrested
on warrant sworn out by Ernest Detz, on
! charge OF receiving money under false pretense,
Squire Harris held her over in the sum OF SlOO 10
| answer before the Grand Jury
The funeral OF the late Felix Mccarthy pook
place this morning from the Church Of the lm-
maGulate Conception. Rey' Fatner ncNeaIny
tlca of the deceased The sermon was not only
/ eloquent but instructive TO the vast assembly
present.
| Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Tracy, both residents in
the lower part Of the city, engaged in roUghand-
tumble. hairpuling, curb.stoue f1nt this morn
| ing After several bouts Mrs. Quinn was declared
| the victor, Mrs Tracy displaying very bad eye
and being otherwise badly wrecked. She swore
| out a warrent for the Arrest OF her aggresSor.
| Mr.. Chas. W. Wentworth. rising young busi
ness man Of Cincinnati, and Miss Jennie b. Hare,
| of CuvingtOn, were united IN marriage by squire
Harris last night The young couple were driven
here in haste shortly before O'Clock, and created
| quite breeze on account OF the lateness OF lhe
hour. Deputy County Clerk Charles Gallagher
was sought after license procured, and at fifteen
minutes past O'Clock the now happy made
couple were fleeing to their future home, Cincln-
natl.
Mr. Louis Silk clothier, Of Cincinnati, applied
to Mayor IIarton yesterday afternoon for pcrmis-
sion 10 bring lot of ready-made clothing (twen-
ty-sx car loads to this city, which had been quar-.
antinld near LOUSY lle lie was unable 10 get
them through to Cincinnati, and was anxious in
order TO the goods to store them III tins cliv
His Honor the Mayor responded briefly but To the
point that he would not be responsible tor the
late of any man who would attempt to land Mem
phIs freight in Newport, and that he would be
very apt to 20 via the Peter Kline route Mr..
Silk left-the name OF the latter individual set
tied it.
To the Editor of the Star:
Captain Charley Rugg, twho does not know the
genial CharlCy2 we regret to state, Is lying very
low, suffering with lntiammatory rheumatism,
the effects OF long and brilliant career in the
army and his suierings from confinement In
prison. he having been captured while on duty IN
the celebrated StOncman raid Charlcy's friends
are numerous among whom are great many
young men OF hisriunic and vocal talent. How
would it do to get up dramatic and vocal enter
tainment and give him a rOusing substantial ben'
eft such as would held him to recuperate bis
r already depleted exchcquer? Few young men
from this couny have better war record, as let.
tiers from the Generals under whom he has served
will show. Much can be said in his favor. He
never turned away from the app. ais of the needy
when in II position to lend "A helping hand. lnas
much as he cast his bread upon the waters let uS
see that it rt turns; let him see that there is some
Of that GOdlike attribute, Charity, left in the
hearts Of those among whom he was born and
raised, and whose property and hyes he Volun
. tocred to defend. Who will lead OFF in this mat
ter? Ir baby call ng together of his friend:
, might devise some means by which something
could be cOnsumlnated b. i.
!; ]. X. Toby, of Chicago, is the guest o
/ James B. Millikin.
Miss Katie Rump is visiting Mrs. Pete
q Brooks, of Cincinnati
S Thomas McGreevy and w. Ichelhart wen
to Indianapolis yesterday.
Mrs Dr. Markt entertained the Emerson
e and Irving Societies last night.
= A heavy storm passed over our city yes
4 terday tearing down signs, etc.
Mr.. Isaac Riley still suffers from an ugly
d wound in the foot by rusty nail.
r Mrs. lEeutherington, who has been visit
/ ing Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. A. Smith, has gone t.
, Blue Ball to visit friends.
Invitations are out for the marriage o
i. Miss May Dinner to Gustavus U. Falk, Of
r Tuesday evening, August 5th, at 9o'clock
Miss Irene Durham, of Greensburg
s Ind, and Miss Katie Smith, OF Mt. Pleas
It ant, are the guests of Mrs Freeman Comp
|, ton of the Third Ward
The plaster from the ceiling of Gray
Waltners millinery store, corner of IIigl
: and Third streets, fell, crushing a Iarg
I show case and doing other damage.
nELLEvUE. Ky.
Mr.. Merrill and his accomplished daugh
| ter, Miss Molie, leave for their new HON
!, in Clermont County, Ohio, tomorrow after
noon.
= Miss Maggie Wendroth was rendered
y delightful serenade last night by numbe
= , of her lady and gentleman friends and ad
e mirers.
d Geo. Benedict, a member of the variet
g performers fraternity, got married yestel
e day afternoon. Plenty of beer and Wien
l. erwurst.
Lou. Sarver's arm is broken at the wrist
. and may prove troublesome. Lou is ais
!. suffering considerably from pain in hi
is chest and back.
u Marshal James Marshall, who has bee
spending the past week in Northern ker
e tucky, returned home yesterday much in
,f proved in health.
n Mr.. Wash. Ross will accept the propos
ton of Mr.. Sam. Hays, and run him rae
h Of three hundred wards as soon as arrange
ments are completed.
y Mr.. Albert Hazen, pilot of the steamboa
/ Jas d. Parker, arrived from Memphis yes
terday, and is stopping with his venerabl
Is father on Berry avenue.
e SPRINGFIELD. o.
S. DR.. Longstreet complained on Wednesda
II of the stealing of a revolver from his Office
II A late dispatch from Xena states tina
l. Miss Pence is still upon the track and COZ
fident of victory.
?. The Seventh Regiment Band and TIL
Masons went to Dayton on Thursday to al
VI tend funeral in that city.
The receipts of the circus run up in til
r, neighborhood OF $1,000. Oh, afflicted city
10 two long weeks will you have to suffer-
At The rains of the past few days have had
dampening effect upon the business at tn
y Fairgrounds, On Sunday next, the close
y several speakers OF prominence are prom
ia ised.
1t The use of the word "belligerent" i
, writing paragraph by certain CORE
,s spondent Of a Cincinnati daily has caused
g burst of wrath of terrible immensty fror
* Il Limestone street man, and now the pen
Gil driver is to be sacrificed for the benefi
of the family.
Eugene Porter, who claims Mason, o.
as his home, while under the influence B
ii tanglefoot on Thursday collided with OFF
:. Ger Dave Croft who set about to get Eu
- gene in. The task was anything but plea,
ii, ant, but Crofts efforts were rewarded b
~ Porter getting stone-pile term.
III The Forest Citys of Cleveland, who clair