The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-23
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
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Rudde's Garden tonight.
Small fire in Bavarian Brewery this
morning. Damages slight.
The police and lawyers will have another
tilt at baseball Thursday.
Mr.. James Walsh and wife will spend
the summer at the sea shore.
Miss May Mcclure, of Adams County, O,
Is visiting friends and relatives in the city
The Kentucky Central Railroad will
erect new and commodious depot in a
few weeks.
The colored people held basket meeting
near Florence yesterday. Quite a crowd
went up from Covington.
Mrs. P. Treacy, of Madison street, is en-
tertaining Miss Alice OKeefe and Miss Liz
Eie Alyward, of Cincinnati.
James Garvey, aged ffty-two years, and
Mary Welsh, aged fty-six years, were
granted marriage license to.day.
Finnell d. Madison, public administrator,
was to-day appointed administrator of the
estate OF Geo. w. Jordan, deceased.
Thursday, july 10th, is the dav set for
the picnic at Rudde's Garden by the Star
Dancing Circle for the benefit of Frank
FULLY.
little son of Taylor Herbert, of Aus
tnburg, got caught somehow under Cur
ney S lce-waGon Yesterday, and was dragged
along and considerably hurt.
MAyoR's MONDAY MAsH.-George Barns
and John OsifOrd drunk and dsorderly, "a
each; Folly Cox, the person who raised all
The disturbance in IieltOwn Yesterday. was
fined S65; Peter Flanmigan, safe -keeper,
dismissed; Henry Widdekind, fast driving,
continued; he shnul1 have been dismissed
Immediately; Dick Leroy, drunk, 81 :;
Frank Russell, breach of the peace, a !;
VIM. Mci lay, same, $i.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Relners to
Il. Bnsman, lot on the west side of johnson
street, 16i feet north of Cross street, 90 by
l04 in exchange for G. Busman to +.
Reiners, lot on the west side Of johnson
street, 1856 feet north of Cross street, % by
t04 feet
Ann H. Mclaughlin and others TO ]. S.
Scott, farm near Lcxinton turnpike, on
Dry Creek Road, 100 acres sG,480 20.
The Workingmen met yesterday afternoon
1T Welling's Hall. Mr.. p Noonan, of New
port was chosen Chairman, and Mr.. J Lau-
denbach, of Covington, Secretary. Mr.. T.
Ehmann was the principal speaker. A
committee of three was appointed to draft
resolutions to present at the next meeting
IN iavor of changing the method OF voting
70 the secret ballet from the viva voce sys-
tenn OF the present. The committee con-
astS OF Messrs. f. Laudenbach, Pat Nc
Keown and VIM. Ellis. At the next meet
ing two subjects will be discussed. "Tramps
and Tramp Law and Government Own
ership of Railroads"
NLwPORT.
The examinations in the public schools
commenced this morning.
Chancellor Menzies has called a special
term Of his Court for Thursday
Henry Kuehn took out a license this
morning to wed Sophia Snigcrt.
Mr.. A. J. Stretch has been elected Chief
ior the Iiibernian picnic on the Fourth.
Hon. s. NJ. Hill will address the Young
Mems Independent Club this evening.
Tom Weston, the Newport grocer claims
10 be first cousin to Weston, the walkist.
His Honor Judqe MeIzies, of the Chan
rery Court, paid Newport visit this IN rn-
ing.
James d. Smith, who was arrested this
morning on charge of allowing a nuisance
was dismissed.
Rev. Father Boucher, the eloquent Jesuit
Is conducting the Jubilee at the Church of
The Immaculate Conception.
Miss Lutte Cushman who has been visit
ing at the residence of County Clerk Jones
returned to her home in Mason County
This morning.
Henry Walker, an old and well-known
resident of the Highland District, fell from
load of hay Saturday and broke his right
arm near the elbow.
Court Concord, No. 30, independent
Order OF Forresters meets tonight to nom
mate new officers Delegates from several
Courts will be present.
George Walters residing on Front street
had his scalp laid open yesterday while
playing ball, by being accidentally struck
with a bat in the hands of companion.
Messrs. Thomson and Vandiver, tent and
awning makers of Cincinnati, were the sue
Cessful bidders for portion of Col. II.
Davis Circus that was sold at auction this
morning.
The programme for the Choral Society
concert tonight at Odd-fellows' Hall teams
over with the choicest selections, and the
Soloists include several well known singers
of Cincinnati.
Thos Ford, John Hetsch and Pete Bardo
returned this morning from fishing tour
to Four-mile. They brought home five
hundred pounds of the finny tribe, the re-
suit of their labors.
The notorious Mary Mclaughlin got on
Dre of her periodical drunks this morning
and became so bosterous that tOtficer Con.
molly was obliged to furnish her quarters
In the Staton-house.
The celebrated Iliff fBodkins-Root soap
case will be called in the Circuit Court
this afterr0on. Iliff got judgment for the
amount ($40) sued for in 'Squires Court,
but Bodkins took an appeal to the Circuit
! Court
Geo. Miller, the well-known base -ballist
who has been catching for the Stars, was
taken to his home on Front street, last
evening with broken leg DR.. p. f. Maley
brought the injured man from the Star
Grounds in his buggy.
George Crawford, who was sentenced to
the Penitentiary from Newport and who
some time ago escaped from the Peniten-
liary, was recaptured this morning by Dep
uty Marshal Pat. Bolan of Coyngton. The
officer also arrested Frank Marshal, who
was in company with Crawford, Oh suspi-
zion.
MAYORS CoURr.-Henry Wagenfield, aged
eleven, was arrested Yesterday on a charge
of disorderly conduct and lined $3 and
costs but the fine was allowed to stand for
the lads future good behavior; Henry Ar
ner, disorderly conduct, dismissed; James
Linett, drunkenness 81 and costs; Dan.
Schnider, drunk and disorderly, So and
costs.
FATAL AcCIDENT.-Mrs. Jesse Yelton, re-
idng near Cold Springs, and one of the
,ldest residents of Campbell County was