The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

Peycle were united in marriage lass night.
at the residence of the bride, 259 Central
avenue, Rev. DIR. Mullenix officiating. An
elegant reception followed the ceremony.
Senator Berry is using his best efforts to
have branch of tine Penitentlary located
in this county. His bill providing for such
came up in the Legislature yesterday. but
further discussion was postponed until
next Tuesday.
The wind-storm last night was furious;
the severest of the season. Murty Shea,s
large sign fronting his grocery, on YORK
street, was blown down, and a portion OF
the chimney of J. ]. Raipers residence, on
Monmouth street, was carried away.
At the meeting of the Board of Water
works last night MIR. James McLane was
| awarded the city plumbing at w per
branch. The Secretary reported receipts
during the past month to De 81, 14O. Bills
to the amount of 1898 we're allowed.
Mr.. Henry Redfield received fattering
letter of recommendation yesterday from
| Newport Barracks. Hen. will no doubt
get fat Office, TO which his record as SOL
dier in the late war entities him.
Licking Valley Building Association No
2 filed articles of incorporation in the
County Court yesterday. The capital stock
is $400, 900, divided into $500 shares, The
incorporat rs are Messrs. Casper Krebs, H.
Budde, VIM. Hehmann, John B. Hunte-
man, Frank Schwerman and Eugene NJ.
kruetz.
A little child of Mr.. August Zuick. who
lives on Walnut street, died yesterday by
swallowing large quantity of concentrated
lye. The mother went out visiting and left
the little child all alone, and during her
absence the child, by some unaccountabie
means managed to get hold of the box that
contained the lye.
The game of Fifteen" has struck this
town and that with vengeance Mr.. Cox
the operator at the Shortline Depot was
among the many who thought it was only
child's play-that the puzzle was an easy
one to solve. Hespent his leisure moment!
at it yesterday, and last evening he nigh
have been seen with hat and coat thrown
about promiscuously, shirt-sleeves ROLLED
!, up and hair standing on end, wondering i
such thing is possible.
Tim. Caufield and John Collins deter
: mined to settle little misunderstanding
they had about the game of "twelve" yes
, terday in the regular pugilistic style. The.
,, !, went at if'right and left. straight from tn
shoulder every time, and we're getting il
their work lively when Officer Connoll
9 came to their relief and conducted them t
/, the Slation-house. Mayor Harton, afte
+ solving the little puzzle this morning, fine
9 them $40 and costs each. They went t
: Jail.
Professor Carl Schenck, connected wit
Professor Shaler in making geological SUI
+, vey of the State, is here also, under the d
!, rection of the American Neurological 81
< ciety, Columbia College, New York, solici
u ing signatures for the introduction OF tn
metric system OF measurement weight
9 and measures and coinage in this ,untry
The petition, which has already numbe
of signatures, is to memorialize the Senat
& and House of Representatives at Washing
y ton for its introduction.
y Mr.. Sid Barnes, and Miss Louisa Ho
y gets, both young, fair and handsome, ar
u lailing from Covington, came to this cit
J. this morning in company with their pap
J. and mammas, procured a license and we
IS married. Hon. Judge Makibben pc
y formed the ceremony in Il
le County Clerks office in
usual graceful and dignifed manner.
ID was assisted in the pleasant task by
j. always smiling and agreeable Clerk, The
lg James, and Charley Gallagher, the bl jnt
IN deputy, was an earnest observer of all tn
n was going on, and his only wish appeared
id be that he was the groom of such pret
ID bride.
"a Mr.. James Alexander, wife and famil
le locked up their cozy little residence, sout
i, east corner of Taylor and Columbia street
"a several days ago and left for New Orlear
y At some hour last night gang OF thiev
le visited the house, and breaking in t
le panels of the rear door, soon gained 6
e mittance. They then set to work to {
stroyand demolish everything within reae
I'd The chairs, tables and bedsteads were eitt
It, broken or badly defaced. The bure
es drawers and trunks were broken open a
IN their contents scattered promiscuous
If about the floor. A fine looking-glass v
I'd demolished and the bed clothesand ticki
0; scattered about and torn, and everythi
ee about the house presents the appe
I'd ance of an earthquake having tax
n, place in the immediate neighborhood.
er is impossible to tell yet what has been C
lis ried off until the family are heard from.
DAYTON. RX.
u, Mr.. John H. Visse wishes it distinct
" understood that he declines to be can
- date for City Clerk.
n Steal up behind Postmaster Haywar'
harm almost any time now, aud you "
p catch him scratching his head over
fifteen block puzzle.
H. The many friends. of Rev. Fatl
2, Wecker, of the Bellevue church, les
with regret that he is firm in his det
he mination to join the Franciscan order
all Teutopolis, Ill.
Gu The funeral of Mr.. George Vanzar
Is took place from the NJ. E. Church at
81, o'clock this morning, and was largely
III tended. Rev. Mr. Saunders preached an
pressive funeral discourse.
,e- Mrs. Annie L. Quinby, of Dayton, V
nd President of the N. w. s. A. forKentuc
has issued an open letter to the widow
mothers of Dayton to exercise their pr
lege of voting for members of the Board
Education at the city election next M
day. This is authorized, as the wri
iss says by law passed many years ago, r