The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-12
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


for the celebrated Cellulod collars in this
city.
Ale new Church of the colored people
will be decorated next Sunday afternoon ut
2 O'clock.
The bows who raised the disturbance at
Baurlein's saloon had their cases continued
until tomorrow.
James Hutchison will be tried for dis
orderly conduct before Squire Tebbs to-
morrow morning.
In the suit of A. NJ. Rover against Frank
Harser the jury returned verdict Of $50
for the plaintiff
Councilman Thomas Woods said that
when we write about the heart-breaker, we
should put &. in his name.
Mr.. w. L. Riddle, editor of the Burling-
ton Recorder, is in town. All the girls are
crazy about the county editor.
Andy Meeks, arrested last night by Dep
utv Linnenian for y tile fight with Scratch
Holleran, had his case continued until to-
morrow, and his bail fixed at $50.
President Joseph Bishop of the Anal
gamated Iron & Steel Company, of Pitts
burg, is in the city, and an important meet
ing of his Company will be held here to-
night
Now that Tom Singleton is married all
the girls in the West End are gone on
Blonde He has already fifteen engage
ments for the strawberry festival next
Tuesday
An excursion train under the supervis-
ion of the ladies' congregation of the Bap-
tst and Methodist Churches of Paris,
arrived on the Kentucky Central Railroad
this morning.
The will of b. II. Rohlings was admitted
TO probate this morning The will directs
all OF his property to go to his wife after
the payment of his debts, and names Lewis
Rohings as the executor, which is APP
proved by the Court.
There was regular rough-and- tumble
fight in the West End last evening between
Andy Mecks and Scratch" Holleran The
trouble between them was grudge grow
ing out of a misunderstanding at the
picnic last Monday. The fight was short
but fierce and the contestants were finally
separated.
At the home of Peter Kaiber ESQ.,, 275
West Third street last night, Miss Lydia
A., daughter of the host, was married to
Mr.. VIM. h. Nickle Of Williamsport. Penn.
Rev. q. A. Bartholomew otliCiated. 1t was
h simple, quiet wedding, and the newly
welded left Immediately for their Penn
,yvania home.
The day of the Post e. Co. disaster in
Cincinnati was u memorable one to Mr..
Larry Hays, of this city. His son was one
Df the victims of that lamentabIe event,
and on the same day five years previous to
that his boy was killed, and five years prior
TO that his son was burned to death. Mr..
Hays is one of Covingtons best citizens,
Ind he has the sympathy OF the entire
public i'll his sad bereavements.
DISTRESSING DIsAsTERs.-Th Smngerfest
ship "Pinaforeo careened at Third and
Main last night and spilled her crew. She
was righted again, and placidly sailed
AWAY.
Last night the wagon from Hemingway &
Co.'S, which bore the big bottle in the Sen
gerfest procession in returning to the
works in this city, was accidentally upset at
the foot of Madison street. The bottle was
broken, and a colored man named Gray,
who was one of itsguardiaus, received some
serious injuries.
Capt. Tom Singleton and Mrs Tillie Jor-.
dan weighed anchor set all sail and foated
AWAY Oh a smooth matrimonial sea last
evening. They were married at the brides
home, the residence of the officiating min
lister, Rev.J. NJ. Bent of the Madison-street
Baptist Church. There were only few
near friends present, but nothing was lack
ing to make it a pleasant little wedding
feast. No attendants. The bride wore a
gray travelling suit, and the jolly couple de-
parted Immediately on the Golden Rule for
New Orleans, where they will proceed by
tea to New York.
NEWPORT.
Livezey's new saw mill will be under roof
this week.
Ex-Councilman Schultz, who has been
quite i'll, has recovered.
John Loesch was fined 81 and costs this
morning for breach of the peace.
Mrs. Abb J. Miller was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of l.. Il. Miller, de-
ceased.
The feast of Corpus Christi is being duly
observed as holiday in the Catholic
Churches.
The new Christian Church. when COM
pleted will be one of the handsomcst houses
of worship in the city.
Mrs. John Buckner, an old and respected
lady, died this morning at her home, corner
of Robert and Ringgold streets.
Jaior Schwartz has commenced the cree
tion OF an addition to the Jail kitchen if he
has to stand the expenses himself.
The collectors on the ferryboats esti-
mate the number at fifteen thousand who
crossed over yesterday to see the show
Rev. Mr.. Gllert, of the German Baptist
Church, who has been sojourning with his
family through the South, returned home
this morning.
VIM. Wise, alias Hemingway. who was
sent from this county about u year ago to
the Penitentiary for horse stealing, died at
that institution recently of pneumonia.
The amount subscribed here to date for
the Post & Co. sufferers reaches nearly $50. |
Mr.. Albert Silver, No. 80 York street, has
kindly volunteered to receive further con- |
tributions.
A petition is in circulation calling on the |
Democratic Executive Committee for a |
Convention to nominate candidates for the |
Legislature. The numerous candidates in |
the field prefer free-for-all race.
The Alumni of the Newport Public |
Schools will meet this evening in Room |
No. of the Ringgold-street School build |
Ing to make arrangements for the gradu-
ating class of 1879, which takes place on |
the 26th inst.
Our Newport readers should not forget the |
matinee at the Vine-street Opera.house,
commencing at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow, Fri |
day, for the benefit Of the Post & Co. suffer-
ers. very attractive programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiles have the SYM
patty of their numerous friends in the loss
Of their darling little babe, who died sud
denly last night. The bright little fellow
was the pet and life of the household and
Its sudden taking off has changed gladness
to sorrow to his fond parents.