The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-14
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


Mr.. A. 3. Nolte and his charming wife
will shortly remove to the West End.
Mary Gallagher was mulcted SO for 9
drunk iii the Police Court this morning.
Twent four mnonshiners were indicted
by the United States Grand jury last night
DR.. John r. Christian, one of the oldest
physicians in Coyington, died this morning
Picnic tonight at Ruddes Garden, fol
the benefit of an unfortunate rolling mill
man.
The United States Grand Jury reported
twehtr-siX indictments yesterday and to-
day, and were DISCHARGED.
PA marriage license was granted this NOR.
ming to John G. Greenfield and Franciska
Rasing, both of Covington.
Mr. II. l.. Green, who jumped from the
Suspension Bridge few days ago was able
to resume his duties this morning.
The County Board of Equalization was in
session this morning. but SO far they have
Tailed to find verdict against County As.
SCISSOR Hardin.
Burton Hathaway, the boy murderer,
was taken to Frankfort this morning. lie
was accompanied to the train by large num-
bers OF sympathetic friends.
Mr. II. j. Gausepohl the popular halter,
TINS morning received a car load of the eel
ebrated Mackinaw hats They are the first
ever offered for sale in this city.
Paul Reusch, the tonsoral artist, has re-
celved new patent hair cutting machine.
1t only requires two minutes to make a
man look like lie had been run through a
pair OF rollers at the rolling mill.
Hon. John G. Carlisle, the representative
to Congress from this district, has accepted
an invitation from the Tammany Society
Of New York to address them at their wig
wam tomorrow.
The st. Aloyisins Benevolent Society have
appointed committee to wait on Bishop
Toebbe, to obtain his views in regard to
members of that society being recognized
rs members of the Knights OF Honor.
Last night Freddie, son of Fred. Over
beck, the proprietor of the saloon at the
corner of Abbott allev and Second street,
fell on the opened blade of knife with
which he and several ompanions were play
ing, and received severe cut in the heshy
part OF the leg.
While Mr.. |. W. Livezey was returning
home last evening from Newport riding on
a horse which he had recently purchased,
the animal stumble and fell on Sixth near
Greenup street, throwing Mr.. Livezey vio-
lently on the ground. lie received severe
confusion on the temdle.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Ludwig and
!. Lester two workngmen at the Licking
ROLLING MIL, became engaged in an alter
cation that quickly led to blows One
hercely contested round took place in the
fiture If Indwir Ia o'I lad '';noVe nt ii, u'Sou,
however and H., ai;,, iiG ,a'u nv e'lo,Rn'
close by where the battle was recon-.
menced. 1t again ended in the defeat Of
Ludwig, who was terribly drubbed and cnt
up
JOYOUS rang the marriage-bells at st. Jo-
seph's Church this morning the occasion
M u,h9 .''e e1,'Suhlillat,oii Oh tne nuptlaiS OF
,. ph. '"at,'' ttla is1pN" anu M.SS May Nlehaoer'
and Msrn Ti,,GI, WiT1o,h Mere MT H. II; HnehaDtr
and Lizzie Stnntebaclt ems Williams ana ,,,i
Sopbia Boske. The crremonv wae nnr'
formed by Father Suetbert. The bride
looked lovely, attir d in brown silk looped
up with natural fowers and the usual ira
d'tlonal veil. The bridal party we're tend
cred reception at the brides parents, and
MONT Nav thav Iiuo ~ nninu ''1 I',n ,nn'i h ~.
~, and nr1's,s onoy w ,;fo ~ tJoy ,"s, nap
ffr;ands p'0'p'''N' '''o 10 '''0 "'''' VI 'iA"''S
NESPohsT.
rbancervj Tn,rt ths nr 'nnrnini ionuei0o III 'ne
'o' 00"'' ''i'' i'''' mug
Inc day guafd at the Statlon-house was
not Responsible lor The escape OF Mollie
IempIetoh.
VIM. Moser was fined So and costs in the
mayors once TINS morning, for commit
uhg breach OF the peace
Telephone communication with Cincin-
natl and Covington will be made with the
Fire Department of this citv
There were forty interments in Everpreen
Cemetery during the month of Anril-
twenty children and twenty adults,
Rev,re of o,,r+o. fo;+ s;l,,o ,o,s ,-u
onita nnn,hor 80 iu' od ot,nei i,"tt uoila's.
snd If tba oit,, tn.1 paeae' 1 y, We upper
WV '>''o"' '''u "oi''ay'
Quite number of the old Barracks Band
rsceivod hv UIh tl.r eb,ei ba,a emo were warmly
."o'A ''o'S' Va 'i'eiuS mere.
Mr. Leo; Meyers, aged thlrty'eight was
granted license TINS morning to wed Miss
Blenle kueven, aged thirty -one, both of
Dayton, NY.
The Secretary of the CLAW Insurance
Company saws there is no trnth in the
statement published in a morniny no nor
that the Company are about to wind up
their affairs, wan" UP
Tboras MoMonrs ros;a;, =. 10, p.u-
vra straat -nu'us' nha ies'ulli? ao lol belle
last night, as mentioned in our local col
umns, was resting much easier this morn
ing and is considered out of danger,
Oa5- -fo,lou,s, uau III o.,
,;ght ON tbs oonaa;a as t'pa th |eli iiIed last
nonnert III arun nr1n.a, VI eiie oherai society
derNtoo muob Se in faot was fs .. a. hlgm or
nf tho Sociatw Po,hars ,aI., IT, ~, I,'g chlioer
nayt t;me "t'' 'A'y WILL oo oetter
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