The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-07
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOA-

j. j. Young ESQ looks ike ntS haMo
since the arrival OF that young son az MS
house.
Mr.. Henry Doth and Miss Lizzie Schultz.
were married last evening at St Josephs
Church.
Mr. Edward Bradley and Miss Kate Dud-
ley will be married at Trinity T. X. Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Mrs Haldeman and daughter, of Louis.
vile, who have been visiting the family OF
Mr.. w. G. Morris, have returned home.
The Republican mass meeting last Satur-
day nominated H. s. Percival for Sheriff.
and Louis Geisbauer for Circuit Court
Clerk.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
oseph,Schillwoeller.a and Wlihelmina Koch,
William Abraham Buckton and Cora b.
Pierce.
Chancery Court met to-day, but tran.
sacted no business, and adjourned until
Wednesday, when the appearance cases WILL
be called.
The Press Convention meets in Ashland,
Wednesday, and the delegates leave TO-
morrow. How the people Of that vicinity
will be imposed upon.
DR.. Barbour, one of the delegates to the
Republican circus at Chicago, passed
through the city Saturday en- route for
home. He was disgusted with the pro-
ceedings.
The concert to be given by Miss Kate
Schmidt and pupils takes place on Wednes-
day evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The
programme to be rendered on the occasion
is highly interesting
Geo. Burgess resigned about two weeks
ago, he says, and will probably leave dur
ing the present month. Patrick Madden
a well-known West Ender, until lately OF
tie Glass Works, and always first-rate
man, succeeds Burgess.
Mr.. John Turner, of 96 East Second
street, died at St. Elizabeth Hospital yes
terday evening of consumption. He was
twents three years of age, and his funeral
will take place at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the hospital.
Last week an insane woman named 30.
phia Murphy was placed in Jail. She had
an infant baby with her, which she treated
in such cruel manner that the police were
compelled to remove it to the Hospital,
where it died yesterday from the effects Of
its injuries.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, at
their meeting yesterday, elected officers as
follows: President, P. McBreen; Vice Pres
ident, P. O'Donavon; Recording Secretary,
Michael Cullen; Financial Secretary, Dam
ie DAILY; Treasurer, Phil Farrell; County
Delegate, Col. James Hanrahan.
An alarm about ten o'clock yesterday
morning summoned the Department to No.
1887 Scott street, where small fire in q
G bedroom destroyed bedding, curtains, &C.,
h to the amount of $40. The house Is owned
by J. P. Patton and occupied by John
IOngshore. The origin is supposed to have
been careless handling of matches by chill
:, dren.
POLICE CoURT.-Wm. Jones and James
: Paden, bathing in day time, continued
Il Il Frank Mcintyre, breach of the peace, dis
y missed; Sam. Taylor, same; A. 8. Pang.
y burn, disorderly conduct, S.. The arrest
ing officers were O. Haro, Barton, Wenger
J., Wumper, Senour, Goodson, Linneman anc
- McGraw.
The Democracy met at Independence las
t. Saturday and chose the following as dele
Is gates to the State Convention, which meet
in Lexington on the 17th inst: John W
q. Stevenson, T.. F. Hallam, N. w. Cleary
!. John Whitney, H. DeGruyter H. P. Whit
aker, w. T. Shine, P. Casey, Jas. T. Orr.
"a Jr., G.. G. Perkins, G. B. Simrall, W. C.
Thelkeld, w. B. Wilson, G. G. Wallace. T.
d J. Green.
h Coroner DeGruyder this morning held az
INQUEST on the body of Edward Hoban, ant
n the verdict of the jury was that he dice
n from lock-jaw superinduced by wount
II inflicted by one John Allen. Coroner De
rs Gruyder this morning had Allen rearrestet
ON the charge of manslaughter. He wa
n arraigned before 'Squires Mclaughlin ant
h, Evan to-day, and his case was in progres
rs at o'clock.
Edward Hoban died at st. Elizabeth
Hospital yesterday from tetanus superin
+. duced BY the wound received on the sid
as OF the head from kick inflicted by Joh
,e Allen in a fight at Bromley some tw
:, weeks ago. The news of his death was in
: mediately conveyed to Marshal Kane, Q
10 Bromley, who arrested Allen, awakin
8, him out of his bed. He was arraigned be
"a fore the Police Judge Of that town, and ad
mitted to $500 bail for his appearance 70
y examination to-day. Hoban was an III
IL married man. only about twenty-thre
years of age, and resided with his parent
~ ~ at Bromley.
n There was no end to the turmoil and e.
IN citement in the region OF Helltown yestel
rt dav. 1t seems that John Carney and Al
he other lad had a little set to and Officer Nj
Graw went to arrest them. When ne a
rived at the scene of action he found Ca
Do ney surrounded by about sixty OF tho.
furious females. The Bouncer demande
Do his victim, but the the ladies refused to a
ne low Carney to be taken. Marshal Goodso
y about this time hove in sight and the yer
sight OF him paralyzed the ladies, and ca
ney was arrested. He was fined $65 in tt
Police Court to-day, which bars Johnn
from attending any picnics this season.
- AEWFOEE
n Mrs Rcss, the Postmistress, returned la
:, night from Washington.
sh George w. Price took license this NOR
ing to we'd Mary Bowlea
'or General George B. Hodge doesn't want ar
on Tilden in his. That settles it.
Tom flanagan, drunk and disorderly
mt and costs, is the way it reads on the slat
se Mr.. James Meehan spent Sunday viii
~" his family, and returned this morning
be Chattanooga.
,he RouoH on RArs.-Ah Woo has taken
4 as partners Big Sam Sing and Little Sa
Sing, to run his Chinese laundry. IA