The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-15
OVER THE BRIDGE.
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lne MarSnal slate tnlS morning sho"eu
twenty-seyen arrests.
Mrs. Theo. Hallam lost valuable dia-
mond setting yesterday.
Miss Nellie Kyle has returned from de-
| lightful visit to Florence, Ky.
A Pin-a-4 troupe arrived on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad Saturday.
Miss Maggie Foster has returned home
from pleasaat visit to the country.
Mrs. Mike Welsh, o. ot Louisville, is spend
ing a few days with relatives III 'he ci'y'
The case of James Kidwell vs.. VIM. G1l
dehaus was given to the jury this after
noon.
Among the chief mourners at the Cathe.
dral services yesterday was Hon. r. A. Nc.
Daiin.cclld.
Eddie Hoffmeister fell from step-laddet
at his residence Saturday and fractured his
| right arm.
Bahklick society is on the qui vive ovei
the approaching marriage of Mr.. Jacob
Hoffman and Mollie Spaun.
The picnic for the benefit of Jake Bush
takes place tomorrow night at Rudde's
Garden. Boys, give him rouser.
Mr.. Thomas Morrisey, while attempting
to separate John Henneberry and Thomas
Hennesy last night, received frightful cut
on the hand.
Billy Berland smiles with Joy, at the ar
rival of that little boy. Everybody sing,
and join in the chorus, for Johnny Cook
has son also
Mrs. Theodore Hallam and family yester-
day visited the Zoo and returned to find
herself the loser ofa 1926 diamond, dropped
or stolen from her finger-ring.
Miss sallie Goodloe, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mrs General
Ransom, has returned from her Lexington
visit to her new home, LAP Madison
street.
A little child of Mr.. H. Wadell, who re-
sides on Linden Grove Cemetery avenue,
swallowed nickel yesterday, and came
near strangling. The timely aid of DR..
Harmon Hays saved it.
The boys at Hudson's tobacco shop have
made arrangements to give grand picnic
at Riddles Garden, on the Oath inst, for
the benefit of Mr.. Lafe Bradford.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
James II. Bass, aged thirty.six, and Emma
A. Boyd, aged thirty-one, both of Canton,
LII. They were married by the Rev. s. M.
Jefferson. Thus, in this piscatorial season,
A. Boy(d) can catch Bass.
Billy McGraw, the prince of good fellows
and the acme of policemen, returned to-day
from his visit to Fort Gratiot, Mich, where
he has been recuperating for lost health.
Billy is much improved by his trip and the
Scans had better keep their eyes open, as he
went on duty to-day.
The Coroner wasn't drunk Yesterday. It
was the ignorant type-setters or foreman.
who put his account of the celebration of
st. Johns Church, in Lewsburg under the
head of Newport news. The Doctor didn't
cuss either, this morning, when he found
that James Gaskins (colored) died natu-
raj death.
Heltown was on a general hurrah last
night or least John Heunberry made it
so by tiourishing most glorious looking
weapon and threatening to- kill everybody
that he came across He finally run across
Thomas Hennesy and attempted to carve
him, and would have succeeded but for the
timely interference of Officers Sandford and
Mauer who arrested both of them. Heun-
berry was fined $23 by the Mayor this
and Hennesy $l3.
On Forest Hill, back of Covington, YES
terday morning, crowd assembled to wit
ness dog fight between Covington purp
called Grip" and Cincinnati dog. The
fight was to test the grit of the purps, and
the stakes were $25 side. The fight start.
ed about half-past o'clock, and the minute
the Cincinnati dorg got his peppers on the
CoVington purp he tucked his tail under
his stern. jumped out of the pit and started
on dead run, followed by an excited
crowd who threw rocks at him until he
was no longer visible.
At William Bednger's store, near Green
wood Lake, on the Southern Road, Satur-
day night, lamp was upset, setting fire to
A twenty-five-pound keg of powder, which
exploded. Charley Stephens was blown
clear out of the place and across the road,
stopping against the opposite fence. The
whole side of the store was blown out and |
the roof tumbled in On Will Bedinger who
had his clothes burnt nearly all off and his
body so burned as to cause him delirium
all day yesterday, though he will recover.
The house and goods were damaged about
S2. 500, and the wagon shop of Sebastian
Mentzer about $500.
SUNDAYS SINFUL SIFTINGs. Mar
,hals slate this morning was covered on
both sides with the names of sinners The
grand march before the Mayor was led off
oy John McShane on a small case of dis
orderly conduct "SS4 81, remarked the Mayor,
with considerable sarcasm. Joe johnson,
John Mack, Daniel Kelly followed suit
With similar offense and were fined 81
zach. Frank Strattman, the great American
rom Buena Vista, was mulcted $13 on a
Ease of disorderly conduct. Larry King was
IN the king of drunks yesterday and paid
he king of fines 81 Ellen Minor, drunk,
a. Mike Sullivan, breach of the peace $2S.
George the six-year-old son of Mr.. John
Nishire, who lives on Riddle street, was
,adly bitten yesterday by vicious dog be-
onging to John Herod. The left eve lid
s torn the forehead shows afrightful look
ne cash, and last night the little sufferer
vas unable to see out of his eye. The police
vent last night to shoot the dog, but Mr..
Ierold refused to let him. A warrant was
issued for Herold's arrest on
he charge of harboring vicious deg. He
vas arraigned in the Police Court to-day,
nd his case was continued, and officer
Nike O'Hara instructed to kill the dog. If
Ierold refuses to give up the dog they
'ught to put him in Jail and keep him