The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-04
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


The Penitentary has over one thousand
inmates.
Nothing of any special interest occurred
in the Criminal Court.
A Republican Criminal Judge was elect
ed in this State yesterday.
Right Rev. Bishop 'Toebbe left last night
on a visit to Femingsburg
Father Hundt of Aurora, Ind, Is the
guest of Father Juetenherg.
Sam. Cofin's slip "Pinafore' will take
part IN the S@ngerfest procession.
Three Trustees are to be elected in every
school District in the State Saturday.
Hon. Theo. F. Halam is on our banner
OF success for Councilman in the Second
Ward.
The annual exhibition of the pupils Of
La SaIette Academy takes place tomorrow
evening.
Mr. Chris. Deis and Miss Lou. Zierer will
he married at o'clock at the Western Row
Chapel.
Street Commissioner Able Campbell
would do well TO read chapter 975, article
list, acts OF 1878.
The remains of Mrs. Herbert Ashbrook,
who died yesterday, will be buried at Mays
Vile tllis afternoon.
Victor Weir, the Greenup-street tonsorial
artist, and his bran-new bride arrived from
Indianapolis this morning.
A. g. Hamilton was admitted to the bar
in the Circuit Court this morning. He is a
son of Hon. Milt. Hamilton.
Capt Goods and Judge Perkins are Sc
Letting two baseball mines to play a match
Wnl1nna'e "a l,it
The Fourth of J ly celebration in Phila-
delphia wont be a circumstance to Father
Jones picnic at LIE Vasscr's Grove.
The ladies of the Baptist and Methodist
Churches of Paris, Ky., will give an cxcur-
SION on the Kentucky Railroad June 12tn.
Sallie Tucker, a charcoal blonde, was
hned 80 and costs this morning BY. Squire
Evan for breach of the peace, on Caro-
line Page.
The funeral of Mr.. NJ. Kelley took place
this morning from the Union NJ. e. Church
and was attended by larre concourse of
relatives and sympathizins friends.
The Fourth NJ. r. Sabbath. school gives
vocal and instrumental concert at Odd
fellows Hall tomorrow evening. The pro-
sramme is very select one, the managers
ay.
Deputy Constable Tom Sanford had an
execution last night against one Peabody
ma his wife, and went to their residence
last night for the purpose of attaching their
furniture, but the birds had flown.
POLICE COURT. -Geo. Hodge was fined As
md costs for a breach of the peace, and Jas
Barnes $40 and costs for the same Dffense
Ihey are the bonds who had little row at
Hockheimer's Beer Garden Sunday.
A delightful surprise parted was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Note last evening at
their residence on Thirteenth street by a
party OF young folks Dancing and refresh
ments were the order of the evening.
Col. Ed. McCarty is the Peaselhurg re-
porter OF the STAR. and Kid Donnelly is his
assistant. Mr.. Joseph Ieikes is the fight
ing editor They Rave been supplied with
/ United States arsenal and they promise
to make things red hot for the Bank Bum
mers."
- little boy named George Brink. son of
Henry Brink, of Peaselburg, was very seri-
Dusly injured Yesterday afternoon BY being
run over by Holnlau'S siop-wagon, on Will
low street in Peaselbnrg. The child was
irving to climb upon the wagon when he
fell between the wheels.
The moonlight excursion to be given on
next Monday afternoon by the ladies of
the Fifth-street Christian Church will,
without any doubt, I've one of the recherche
Affairs of the season. There will be sweet
and elegantly attired ladies' to dish out
strawberries and cream, which is worth the
price of admission, to say nothing of the
''uo vi ''o eiesa''' s'ea'nef "oiue'i hoie.
The Mutual Building Association elected
Directors and officers last night, as follows:
President John McKenna; Vice President,
M. Flanagan; Treasurer, VIM. Moran;
Secretary, NJ. Cullen; Attorney, NJ. 7.
Sinner; Directors, $. Droge, Jr., James
Mitchell, VIM. OBrien, James Hanrahan
and Edward Murphy.
0RR-RoBRRTs Miss Juel,a Roherts
aauphter of W T. Roberta Esa All vi.,a, ~,
Of City Attorney Roberts of C"vinston u
was welded last evening to Mr.. Jobn r
Orr Of the Internai Rsven,,e Sery;cn Su'' tbis
city. and the home of the brides brntber-
h-law. Mr.. Henry s. percival No, 70 West
Tenth street, Rev, +. D, Moore nsstor I of of
the First Presbyterian Church, was the Of
iciatine minister. There were no attend
ants, but there was luscious marriage
teas., anu II was appreelat'Veiy discussed
Tt Ti al slesanS M mug company OF guests.
train trimmed with brocade silk and satin
and looped with orange blossoms The
ne Ely-wedded take an Eastern bridal tour,
md, returning, will reside at the groom's
home on Russell street.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-J. A. Culbertson & Co.
against A. S. Pierce, suit for sundry bills of
lumber; defense withdrawn on account of
.Ht P;oo. Pas. iai'iMs tns, aha luushelt l9r Si4o
.osta - osu'' o'l' 1900 anu
'oIsH. Ias poohodvo;,,. .
suit for damages for unlawful seiznra III
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