The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06


Yesterday afternoon James Horton met
Cox, near the so-called Beehive" and on
seeing him (Cox) Horizons jealous spirit
was aroused, and he Immediately pulled
out a revolver and shst at Cox. The shot
penetrated Cox's leg, right at the hip
Joint, causing him to fall and break the
limb. He (Cox) was thereupon taken to
his residence, and medical aid was at
once summoned. Up to the time of
writing Horton had not been arrested.
HAMILTON. -.
George dig mourns the loss of one of the
finest horses he had in his stable.
Officer Zellers arrested Len. Wesmayer
for being drunk and disturbing the peace
DR.. Moody celebrates the forty eighth an
niversary OF his ministerial labors to-nlor-
row.
Ed. Smith and wife left last night for Cin-
'cinnati, where they expect to spend the
Sabbath.
Miss Katie Schworer, of Cincinnati. is
the guest of M s. Lewis Uttrich, OF Chest
nut street, -- .t.
Miss Phoebe Earharit and Henry Wen
zer we're married Thursday evening at St
Johns Church.
The Rev. Treble officiates at the funeral
of Johnny Hilker, which takes piace at
O'Clock tomorrow.
Miss Mary Westbreck has returned to
her ome in Trenton, after very en1oya-
BILE time in this city.
Just at present two young men have
charge of the card monopoly, and are turn
ing out some fine specimens.
Work has been commenced at the old
woolen mill, where Snider u Son are about
to put in new paper-n,ill machinery.
Mr.. Chris. Sipp. who intended going t.
| Wisconsin in short tine, is now seriously
in at Jacob Humbsch's, OIL Basin street.
Superintendent L. D. Brown will deliver
lecture at the A. NJ. f. Church on SUM-
day evening. Subject, Education, Busi-
ness and Prosperity" ....
Quite an elegant surprise was given Mr..
James Surtman at his residence on Nam
street last Wedne, day evening in honor Of
his twentieth birthday.
| The wife of Mr. John Wallace, an old
| Hamilton boy. at present Mail Agent or
the Chicago Road, presented him with a
| lOVeiv ilttie EirI-pdby.
A Young Fireman-Yesterday afternoon
there arrived at the residence Of Mr.. G od
Hughes, OH Fourth street. bouncing buy
baby; weight twelve pounds.
MIR. Sebastian See9mi Ter, foreman of tlr,
Long Il Allstatter Company, met with cI
accident by losing part of the thumb ol
his right hand in woodworking ma
chine
The Irving Literary Society will have
very interesting and Instructive meeting a
the residence Of Mr. George q. Skinner to
light. They NAV depend on being enter
tanned night royalty.
The world-rtnowned minister and publ
speaker, Henry Ward Beecher, will delive
!, lecture at the Opera Ilall Friday evening
March 18th. under the ausp4 ces # til
hamilton Literary Society.
A man ty the name Of Marks was quietf
nfornIed by Mcl)ernott that he was takiu
np too M Gu room, n Iii h street and VA
given fifteen minutes by the officer II
winch tu leave the city. He left
The long talked-of surprise came off las
night at the Residence nf Misses Josephin
and Lot McMains, OF Fourth street. Thi
Eis the ,airty that has been bothering tn
pates of several thick -teaded individual
OF late. ....
T. Helen Potter and troupe played to
sond house last night, and gave very ei
tjOyable entertainment the receipts Z
he evening will pr,,bably liquidate part {
the twtBt, five per cent. dividend assesSe
upon tie metpbets from tie IS sustaine
ly the Association in two If its previol
entertainments .4
On St. Patrick's Day, March 18th. tn
congregation Of St. Alary's Church wi
give a supper and ball at Beckett's Hal
The members # the different committee
: are laboriug nard to make 1T y success i
every way, and nH pains will be spared |
1 have things in neat and pleasant orde
, fhe price Of admission fayors the ladle
and gents alike.
DAYTON. ..
Mr. and Mrs Ro5t. Leslie. Of Cincinnati
8 arrived in the city last evening, Oh a sho
visit to their friends.
Q Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Geo. Rutledg
|, of Rutlehge's mill, fell from ladder pal
frly ipjnrng himself
n The Blackburn case is set for trial befn
the Ma,or on f,esia afterno n. In Il
liicdhIIHlc WiIiau irRVocS III Jalis
v Mrs. d. Hatfield. formerly of 2ll Ludlo
J street, recently graduated in The HON,
patilc College at Cleveland, O., has 'locat,
# in Buffalo. N. Y.
Col. Brown, of the Soldiers Home, h
70 been confined TO his bed seriously i'll t
several days past His condition last eve
A. ing was more favorable.
g VIM. F. Pape, a DAYTON boy, Ia in t
front rank Of the Philadelphia College
70 Pharmacy. He received his rudiiner
~ from Dr. J. U. Dangherty.
y Dayt n and Turner Encampments I.
4 O. f., gave an oyster supper at the Tenf
v last evening, which was largely attend
10y the members Of the order, "
= A bridge over Wolf Creek, near Tro
'" wo,d, was reported in a dangerous com
ton Thursday, several Of the abutmen
having been washed out by the recent rail
of The next meeting OF the Horticultur
g. Society in April, will be held at the re
III dence Of Dr.. a. q. Walden instead Of ]
,e Wa der. as published In tue Society's !,
Df report.
IN In the matter nf haheas corpus of Ma
g. Ann PiauhI. minor child, the Sheriff v
~ ordered to take the child whenever it c
~ =. be found, and deliver her to her moth