The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COyINGTON.

The Marshals office is to have a micro
phone.
The Lewisburg Building Association
elected officers last night.
The next thing TO COON trial in
Sauires Office to attract crowd Is bas-
tardy case.
There will be microphone concert at the
Sxth-street Engine-house tonight, givenby
Aflie's Band Admission free.
Colonel J. c. Cochran has resigned his
position as Deputy u. s. Marshal in this
District, and is succeeded by his son, MIR.
S. P. Cochran.
The greenhouse of the Glass Works,
which has been closed for some weeks, is
again in operation, and there is consequent
siadness among the employees.
The nuptials of Miss Mary Holmes,
daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Holmes, and Mr..
Charles Mitchell. OF Cincinnati, are an
nounced to take place in the near future
Professor W. H. Jones, former resident
of this city, died suddenly yesterday with
heart-dsease in Dayton, o. His remains
will be brought to this city for interment.
The benefit concert rendered to Miss
Marie Oster, the charming young cantatrice
OF this city, by Madam Julia Rive and pu-
pills, at College Hall, is an event that is
peasurably anticipated by the public.
Mrs. Hannah Lambert died at her resi-
dence in Peaselburg yesterday at l2 o'clock.
Deceased was the wife of the late Patrick
Lambert, and mother of Richard Lam
bert, deceased. She was sixty-fve years of
age
Squire w. P. Mclaughlin calls the man
liar and q bifurcator who says he was can
didate for the Legislature in the First Dis
tr,o ~, ,,,l,r IN, nir alAa
chat the Squire aspires 10 is Congress in
1882
The funeral Of DR.. Anton Bucher
nephew of City Treasurer Adams, recently
arrived from Germany, and who died in
Cincinnati night before last, took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence of
Treasurer Adams, on Twelfth street.
Morris Welsh, an ex-manipuator of the
essence of malt, called on lady friend
Sunday night, and his unusual flow of elo-
9uencc caused his fair intended to suspect
all was not right, and she says: why,
Morris, haven't you been drinking"
mo-" replied Morris, II have been laid out
on my bier for an hour, and the solemnity
of the situation caused me to show my con-
versational power"
The political pot begins to boil for legis-
latve honorS. In the first District il is
gently whispered that Raymond c. Gray,
Duke Corbn, Col. Thomas Morrissey and
ether distinguished Democrats aspire to
that insignificant position. In the Second
District we hear the names Of Patsy Casey,
Henry Donahue, DR.. Averdick, NJ. ].
Shine, John S. Steveson, Billy Brown,
Sam. Coffin and Others are mentioned for
the position.
Mollie Wringer, young lady from Gin
cinnati, who claims that young man
named Snyder led her from the paths of
virtue, came over to Covington yesterday,
accompanied by her sister, and threatened
to kill Snider OIL sight. They were arrested
by Constable Gillighan, and arraigned be-
fore Squire McLaughlan this morning and
fined $S each. The weapon she attempted
to shoot with was loaded with hair oil and
pomade.
Mr.. Thomas G. Higgins, who owns big
silver mine claim in Colorado, left for that
State last evening TO cultivate and nurse it.
Judge Makibben yesterday morning paid
the reward offered by the county for the
capture of Kline, to Officer Efiing, of Gin
cinnati.
The City of Newport brought suit in the
Chancery ,ourt this morning against w. ).
and J. A. Goulding for back taxes amount
ing to $500.
Officer Dug. Martin is confined to his
home from severe wound in the left leg,
that he received about three weeks ago
while in pursuit of a criminal.
Jacob Obernesser, the would-be suicide,
although anxious to die, was still alive at
II to-day. The family are very reticent in
giving any information and will not allow
any one but the physician to see him.
the twelve-foot fence that surrounds that
institution, and escaped some time ago.
Th's morning he was found slowed away in
egrain bin at the Finchtown Distillery.
The Feast of the Annunciation is being
observed as holiday among our Catholic
eitsens. At the Church of the Immaculate
Conception the Blessed Virgin altar is taste
fully decorated with lighted tapers, flowers
and evergreens.
The alarm from box shortly after II
yesterday was caused by a fire breaking out
in the residence of Mr.. Baker, on Washing
ton avenue, near Jefferson street. The
flames we're confined to one room, which
was badly damaged.
Nm Wise, alias Iemmingway, who was
convicted of horse stealing at the Alexan-
aria Criminal Court and Albert Reed, who
was convicted Of grand larceny were
brought to the Newport Jail this morning
tomorrow they Will be taken to Frankfort,
the former for five years and Reed for one
year
HOME CITY.
What has become Of the much talked of
new depot?
Mr.. Fri Richardson expects to start
West in few days to look after his many
acres.