The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

ed the boys. Ed. Kuhlman is married
man in the employ Of James Spilman, and
resides on Twelfth street.
AEWPOKx
The Board of Equalization will complete
its labors to-day.
James York, former Newport boy, now
of Ironton, is here on visit
Mrs. NJ. L. Harvey, of Wyandotte, W.
Va, is visiting Mrs Kemper, Of York
street.
o. W. Root, ESQ, has accented an invita-
tion to address the Anti-Grant Convention,
that meets in St. Louis May 9th.
Mr.. James Southgate has withdrawn as
q candidate for Sheriff About fourteen
Others should come forward and do like
wise.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbs administered.
the rite of confirmation to fifty-three,chil-
dren at Corpus Christi Church, yesterday
afternoon.
The remains of Edward Connolly, who
was killed in Jail by John Manning, were
consigned to their last resting place at
Evergreen Cemetery yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. schott, of Hawesville, KY, has
been retained as temporary pastor of the
First Baptist Church He will preach at
the Church tomorrow evening.
James Linet who was arrested on a
charge of burgarizing the saloon of George
Bishop, was bound over to the Grand Jury
IN $500, in the Mayors Court this morning.
Mr.. John Waters, of East Newport, and
Miss Mary OMeara, of Southgate street,
will be uuited in marriage this evening at
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Willie Emmerson, Newport's favorite
tenor, and Mr.. James Green, the well
| known musician. also of this city, Joined
the Big -Four Minstrels at Cincinnati this
morning.
The colored congregation Of the new
church, corner of McArthur and Central
avenue, passed resolution of thanks to
the Mayor and Chief of Police for protect
ing them during religious worship yester-
day. The usual crowd of white roughs
we're on hand, but we're soon dispersed on
the arrival of several police.
Adolph Haneslman and Adam W Waggoner,
Jr., settled long standing dispute yester.
day in the good old-fashioned style. They
happened to meet during the evening on
the Alexandria Pike, short distance out
side the city, when they went at it right
and left until Waggoner was fully con-
vinced that his opponent was the best man,
which he duly acknowledged, and that
settled it
Tim. Shannon cried out and stoutly re.
fused to break rock this morning because
the Jailer would not give him a pair ol
new bottoned CATERS. Officer Boyd, the
Jail-guard, tried to persuade him, but Tim.
grew boisterous and struck at the officer
when the latter used his mace over Shan
mons head, which felled him to the ground
He was carried into the dungeon and will
feast on bread and water until he consent.
to break rock.
EFFECTS OF THE SUNDAY LAw.-Aboui
half the saloons here had their front door
. were closed entirely, and the balance were
sually lively, in the line of fights ant
Noonan swore out warrants for the arres
VIM. Betz, on charge of assault and bat
terry.
The cause of the trouble was about q
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Mr.. Betz to attend q funeral, and durin
the afternoon was caught in the storm an
he and his family were drenched throug
from the train. On returning to the stabl
be complained that the covering on tn
barouche was not sufficient, when no
words ensued. which ended in one of tn,
Betz boys striking Noonan several tlme'
with club.
The latter were arraigned before 'Squir'
Buchanan this morning, but were grante'
; change of venue to Squire Maphet'
Court. The case is set for hearing thi
evening.
Another row occurred at the Short-lin
Depot Billy Dreer, Buck Atkinson ant
Pete McShane indulged in set-to. wheI
Officer M. Murphy attempted to separat
them and clear the sidewalk. Durin
this latter proceeding one of the part.
[ struck the officer a ringing bloy
on the face which made the claret floy
. freely. Murphy drew his pistol and fire.
twice, but without causing any damage
The three roughs were finally lodged ii
, the Station-house, and this morning Dree
was fined $40 and costs aud McShans ant
Atkinson S. and costs each.
Jim Burns and John Shay were fined $
and costs each for INDUCING in ittl
drunk and disorderly.