The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
CONVICTION.

Big day. Convention day at 1ndepend-
ence. iN
There was an Insignificant blaze at Tur-
ner Hall last night.
The State Medical Society meets in Dan
willie on the 28th inst.
Several converts of the Colored Baptist
yesterday.
Criminal Court met this morning and ad-
iourned until tomorrow without transact
ing any business.
The remains of William Garner. which
were placed in the vault some time since
were inferred yesterday. s.....
The Mission under the supervision OF
Rev. Father Cooney, at St. Patrick S Church,
will close tomorrow night.
The many friends of Rev. J. l.. Allbritton
will regret to learn that next Sunday week
he will preach his farewell sermon at Shin
kle Chapel.
POLICE CouRT.-Mike Donahue drunken
ness, disorderly conduct and abusing fami-
ly, 81 Thomas Mcdonald, breach of the
peace, $l3r
John Gordon, shoemaker, whose wife
was buried last Wednesday, is mysteriousy
missing, and it is feared he has committed
suicide He leaves three little children un-
provided for .......-
John McCourt was arrested last night
by Deputy Sheriff Felthaus, and will be
held until the close of the present term OF
the Criminal Court to testify in number
of minor liquor cases. . ...
NEwPOET.
The revival at Grace NJ. E. Church is very
successful and largely attended.
Prof. Won Weller has resigned as leader
of the 81. Paurs Episcopal Church Choir.
Herr Joseph Maier, the genial suburban
reporter of the Morning Post, was married
yesterday to Miss Ida Hulda Sabotka in
Dayton, Ky. st
The winter term of the Circuit Court con.
venes to-day before Judge Boyd. The docket
contains two hundred cases, several of i'm
portance to the city.
The Licking Valley Row Boat Club will
entertain their friends to select hop his
evening al Red Mems Hall. 1t promises to
be grand and well conducted affair.
The boy Loutz, held at the Station-house
for running away from his home in Cincin-
natl, taking alonghis mothers pocket-book
was last night sent home in the custody Of
Officer Daily.
QUARTERLY CouRT.-Judge Makibben held
session of The above Court this morning
Elizabeth Clark, deceased; Gebhardt B.
Pluemer and Mary Magdalena CASTILLO.
Andy Schroll, youth of fourteen, was
before His Honor, Judge Horton. this
morning, to answer the charge of using
very abusive language to the police. The
lad was severely reprimanded and fined 81
and COSTS
The funeral of Mrs. Machir Lape, wife of
Edward w. Lape, took place this morning
from the residence Of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas, corner of Monmouth and Bellevue
streets. The remains were accompanied to
their last resting place by large circle OF
friends and acquaintances.
A rumor having been circula ed that Ex.
City Marshal d. X. Lock, who also held the
Office of Delinquent Tax Collector, was be-
hind in his accounts, an examination OF
the City Clerks books proved the contrary.
The city is indebted to Mr.. Lock to the ex.
tent of several hundred dollars.
TOMS TROUBLES AND TRIA1s-The cele
brated case Of the Tiff brothers VS.. Thomas
Bodkins for the recovery of $40 was again
called before Squire Payne and jury this
morning. o. W. Root, attorney for de-
fendant filed an affidavit of Bodkins, stat.
ing that the bond for costs was insufficient,
and moved for additional security, which
motion was overruled by the Court, where
upon CHe ueieUuant WiInuFeW lTOIn COuft,
and judgment for $40 and costs was rem
dered in favor of plaintiff. The case will
be taken to the Circuit Court.
Little Johnny, the gem of the household
and only son OF Mr.. Never, the mineral
water manufacturer died last night shortly
before 8 o'clock, after intense su uffering from
Group. Five of Newport's leading phys
clans were in attendance all day Friday and
until II a. m. Saturday, when the little
child was completely choked up and mus
die if relief is not Immediately given
Dr. Conner Professor of Surgery, of Gin
cinnati, was sent for, and on his arriva
tion of cutting open the wind-pipe. A sill
yer tube was inserted. and the little fellow
was relieved at once and rallied until The
hour named above.
The Cincinnati Turn -Bezirk held its las
meeting yesterday afternoon at Turner Hal
IN this city. Mr. Fred. Wiessler frs
speaker, occupied the chair, and Mr. Peter
Schwei ger acted as Secretary. The repor
of the Cumminsylle Society was present
and showed a deficit of $50 35 from the
Turn-Feast of August, 1878. The Coving
ton and Cumminsville Societies announced
their Withdrawal from the Bezirk. The
Bezrk was then declared dissolved. TIL,
name of the new Bezirk which it is pro
posed to form will be the "Ohio Turn
Bezirk."
BATAVIA.
Court of Common Pleas has been In session sine
January 2sth, and very large amount Of busines
disposed Of
c. N. Browning Esq, editor of the Clintol
County Republican, arrived here Yesterday and i
spending the time calling on his numerous olt
friends and acquaintances
Henry Mattox. ESQ.,, who succeeded Mr.. Parrot
as Clerk of the Court, is rendering general salts
faction In the discharge of his duties He is al
! honorable and industrious young man and vii
I make popular official.
I Stephen Feike. who was recently appointed Re
/ ceiver OF the C. & Z. Railroad, has taken fui
charge of the line, and is very active in the dis
charge of his duties to the satisfaction of all inter
ested. Mr.. +. was good selection for the place
Z A lot of "rounders" including the noted Bon
\ Ross, gathered at Hoerner's saloon few night
/ ago and spent the night In noisy festyty, ina I'M
30 much racket that the neighbors were arouse,