The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17
NEWPORT.

his case continued until tomorrow morn
ing. .....
NEWPORT.
Colonel Jim Berry is on his pins again.
Jimmy Norton, better known as "Crazy
Jimmy" is in town.
The new depot is ready for occupancy.
1t looks neat, what there is OF it.
The law firm of Berry & Hounshell has
been dissolved, the latter withdrawing.
Mr. Geo Reynolds OF Memphis, formerly
of Newport is here paying visit to his old
friends.
Dick Newman, who halls from the High
lands, was fined 81 and costs for big
drunk.
Mr. Ed. Hayman appeared on the streets
this morning for the first time since he was
attacked by Root.
Mrs. George Maxfield left yesterday on
visit to her parents at Williamsburg, Cler-
mont County, o.
Hon. A. s, Berry and Lieutenant Shaler
returned this morning from their trip to
Somerset, Ky.
George Hodacts, an employe at Swifts
Rolling Mill had his upper lip split open
during fight last night.
Samuel r. Chisholm and wife, of New
York, are spending few DAYS here, the
guests oil MI W. H. waters and family.
Prof. James McGinnis, our rising Young
orator, will address the Independent Work
ingmen's Lyceum at Cincinnati this even
ing
Willie Fclert aged te, veory CO, os
Henry Eckert, who resides in East New
port had an arm broken yesterday while
playing baseball.
w Fl HAYNES the orator of tbo yyorl-
inpmcn;s rarty smoke to nm oudionco Va nr
two th ,usand reonle at Iudi,nonoIis ioot
evening, and was entbusiosticaIlv reccived
we
street was rcomr NV the Laaf Tcttord",, "',T''
afternoon while returning from C;nc;nnat;;
land he was convavnd to lie Lo,,o ,,,l,ano
he now lies in n critical conditinn ''e' ""oi'
C..-, y -. ' n,,.
ue"erai ~ Delil,!',,g' hepuoiicah candl-
uale loI Che LeSlSialure, VINO was an
huu'iceu t y! 70 speak l'ere lasI hiSht. ialled TO
puI III al aPnedfthce, 10 lhe dlsappolht-
nel't Oh quite crowd VINO were anxious
n IRE o[oke OUT ms morning shortly be-
lo'e u t,ock III tne rool OF heorge true
man IallVr estapllShiheht on Bellevue
Slr"et' near MOSS. Inc names We're eXtln-
gnlshru before the arrival OF the engines
Loss trliiihg
Mr.. George Tolston, well known here.
and Miss Della Beall of New Harmony. In
diana. were married in the latter city on
Monday last The young couple arrived
here Yesterday, where they will take mn
their permanent residence.
wh;1o NJ, Ia. uo.,,o, vou,...u -.
+be Shn+ Iina Rood NJ ~, tInna no"auet a u,'
ning'an en',inn nyor tI,a hri d',o ""5
nyni3inr az a+artin,' ,a,,ou 20 uIS
inc, liz, ,,ira,,n, H. ia - a.
pSoni,,a ,i',, sonn u sot ~; M,'.,
thn to,'anr liz ,s'' nm'N f,,
thor,,L u't so,h,is s i"'uiie' "ie p"'ilui'
Mr.. !. NJ. hahn, an old and respected
jewish citIzeH, dled suddenly night before
last at his home 81 Cabot street Of cholera
morons. ne hved Dut an hour after he
was attacKea' HIS funeral, winch took
ed bv the NasNrs ond 0dd F,iIn".s "c.'''o ~
wLioL bo ,,os :, ,,n,,Lnn l., t,',,J ..,,l; VI
Tha ron,oins woro tnlop +, H. w.
IIiIls Ga,,,otar,, fo,. ;ntar,,ont W "'''
J0ohh hove foreman at sw1fts Rolling
m!il, ana 'haTles Mauget, the YORK street
talIor engage! IN dispute at the latter's
snop iast evening ABOUT SUIT OF clothes
Ni"uEtt 1 ,\, Mi'S nt"Ga"S III ms NORWAY; WfiGh
Is talSeu ABOUT llNe Steps from the sidewalk,
an" az uurlI'S tne dIspute gave the lie to
n""G' When ','e Iatlef maze iuhge Tor
MN p"t ho' pelore ne ieeelVed Il severe
ch Nlch ~ We aoool'len from Ma"get' Howe
sucSGeucd IN graSllhs MN py tlc collar
anu hauitu MN 10 tne siuewaEN. Here
they l!ad II mp ana luck ior time. Howe
throwing ms ahtasohS1 'hree tiheS III sue
ceSslohi pIl' nauSet "ould scarcely toucE
tne Sro.Iu !, Mheh .L ne was readE iof another
! po,t,' Az i''ls P,'hi severaI OF Iie ponce
arrived ana l'laicnea ooth 10 jan nut they
~ iO"!iu ll''e 'ouoie ~ ,u luln'Si'lh2 pali Tor
thclr appearances. lhey were arralEhed IN
Ine II MAY ..urI tniS morning, when
iioWe was ulSl'l'Sseu, IL pe'''G proven that
MauSet was slle asgrtssor. Inc latIer not
S uel,iS nGaul rt io' 'I''. ms case was cohtlh-
uou. lne oase o.ea'tu t Il, 'oilslucraoIe eAcltG
illenV Oh ACCOUNT Vi Ihe sIahalhs OF poth
p"''
VICTIMS OF THE INTENSE HEAT.-JOhn
Lamb, an unmarried man, while at work
W. rS,Jt""y ioI AZ 'me m,'.'oi iro, anu 9teel
at,t . ',,loai, 'e 'i''''II neat
taken to his observation-disclosures at Shaf1enberg.
er's, on Front street, and physician sum
moned. The unfortunate man fingered III
angohy until last night, When he expired
His parents are supposed to reside in Ports
'l'2Iiii' phili', V!t,U GnI,,;,,o,d - tou ,;,;.a,..
,roo Ma. hank nf No,rst -, 4 IGoi.' T;,t
;ma Die u,;io ~ ss ~, poI G osa .ne iVh-
day morning, was overcome by the heat
and expired suddenly before assistance
reached him.
Harrv Mercer, living at q Todd street,