The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24

fused TO accept his dues: wherefore he prays the
| int rferenee of this Honorable Court. The cause
OF the trouble is that the plaintiffs became mem
befs OF another society. Hallam Perkins repre-
sent the plaintiff
NEWPORT.
The vile OF Officer James DAILY is lying danger.
| ously i'll.
Mrs Stephen Solar and family have gone to
LoV1land to attend the campmeeting.
Pretty little Freddie Jones is home from the
Kentucky University, to spend short vacation.
| Mr. John Stephens of Walnut street, has lit
Tie boy at his house that reached Newport las'
night
Some scamp made sway with fine dress coat
fIom Joe Feth's drug store last evening, While Joe
was taking nap.
Mr.. Lal Winston returned from Memphis yes
terday and was rendered a friendly greeting by
his old-time friends.
The wagon from which Kline was sent thitheI
is being Overhauled at Beleyue.sreet shop. II
attracts special attention.
The jury in the case of Charles Mauget, charged
with breach of the peace, failed to agree last
evening and were dismissed.
Mr.. George, of the firm OF George & Bolts. coal
merchants, is lying dangerously i'll at his home on
Lawrence and Fourth streets, Cincinnati.
Mr.. Charles Fitzgerald and pretty Miss Sarah
Stubbs were united In marriage last evening al
the residence OF the brides parents on the High
lands.
Mr.. Felix Mccarthy. ah old and respected cti-
home, 6S southgate street His funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
John Gurtner, driver of one of Weideman's
brewery wagons was prostrated by the heat yes
terday while at Dayton. He was brought to his
nome IN this city, and this morning was resting
easily
Richard Miller, of Is Powell street. while walk,
% an n hp n
filthy ponds, was overcome by the stencil and
intense heat, and is lying in dangerous state at
his home
Little Alfred. the 6ve-year old son Of Mr.. and
MIS- a. l.. sanderson, OF Columbia street, acei-
deutally fell from wagon last evening while re-
turning from picnic and sustained fracture OF
the lel wrist ana other painful injuries.
Adam Weaver, Il married man residing on
Madison street near Cabot, while at work yester-
day al Livezey's saw-miil, burst blood-vessel
leading to the nostrls, and up TO - O'Clock to-day
physicians have been unable to check the How OF
blood. He was sinking rapidly at last reports.
Newport Lodge F. and A. NJ. will open their
new Masonic Hall tonight with appropriate cere-
monies The hall was completed yesterday after
noon and for size and nentuess i'll design and
finish will compare favoraDly with any like insti-
tuition in the three cities The hall is 35 by and is
covered with carpet of the best English Brussell
at cost Of 500. The walls are of pretty French
gray, harmonizing with the deicately frescoed
tCIllil5 NOiIC klIoNu "
Gus Sperry who was arrested day before yester-
day Oh II charge of threatening personal violence
on John schneider, by pointing rcvolverat him,
and dismissed by Mayor llarton yesterday, was re-
arrested this morning on the same charge.
Sperry, on learning that Officer Flynn, who made
the arrest i'll the first place. held large amount
Of real estate on York street, was about to enter
suit against him for false imprisonment from the
fact that no warrant was sworn Out, but he de-
sisted this morning when taken in charge the
second time.
A rather novel and mixed up suit for damages
was brought before Squire Harris last night the
amount claimed being 500. Ernest Deitz rented
house from Charles 'Rickerts and paid portion
Of the rent in advance. DGiz engaged wagons and
had his furniture conveyed To the house named,
When RickerS, for some reason, refused to give
up the keys, and compelled Deltz to remain with
his truck on toe street. and the latter brought suit
for damages i'll the sum above named. During
the trial last night Rlckerts swore that his wife
who rented the house and accepted portion of
the rent, had no authority to do sn that he was
the owner OF the property. Deilz, on learning this,
swure out warrant this morning for the arrest OF
Mrs. Rckerts on charge OF receiving money un-
der false