The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10

j. fferson street. tripped and fell on water
bucket Yesterday, cutting a terrible cash
over his left eye and very severely injuring
that member.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe will give first
communion t" the children at the Church
OF immaculate Conception. Sunday morn
ing next, and in the afternoon will admin
lister the rite of confirmation.
Mrs. DR.. Kerr swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Fred. Shaffenberger,
living on Front street. on charge of breach
OF the peace. He will have hearing be-
fore Squire Buchanan this evening.
Miss Lizzie Boyd, the nineteen-year-old
daughter of Madison NJ. Boyd, formerly
well known here. died suddenly yester-
day morning at the residence of her uncle,
Mr.. J. Fl. Reed, Richmond street, Cincin-
natl, where she was visiting.
The following are among the number
from this city who went to hear Infidcl
hob last night. Hon. A. s. Berry and wife,
Will Cotter and lady, Dr.. Fred. Davis,
Councilman John Speckman, Will Alexan-
der, Henry Wise, DR.. Jones and H. ]. Red
| field.
Miss Lizzie Dollar who lives at 152 Sara
toga street, met with d painful accident
yesterday afternoon. She was engaged in
cleaning pair of kid gl YES with rose oil,
and went too near he stove, which caused
the oil 10 ignite, and before she could get
the gloves from her hands they were badly
burned.
struck his head on the float, and his legs
dropping down between the boat and the
hoat. Mr.. Frank Wentworth, who was
close at hand, jerked him out in an instant,
out not before the lower portion OF his body
Was badly crushed, the boat having already
nearly jammed up against the landing.
Steve Weymer, an employe of the tow
boat Mount Clare, very narrowly escaped
being crushed to death at late hour last
mig t. He with three hers, all under the
influence of drink, were crossing the ferry
to this side when Weymer walked forward,
and getting too close to the edge he fell
forward as the boat was about to land and
During the services at Grace M. e.
Church yesterday, the very handsome sum
OF $2 200, was subscribed which places the
church entirely out of debt Prominent
among the members who subscribed large
amounts were Messrs. W. q. Standish. 10.
seph and VIM. scarett. w. H. Bryan, F. A.
Stine, J. K. Stone, DR.. f. J. Lock, John Bo.
ley and J. J. Raipe.
Mr.. Charley Martin, one of our well.
known Newport BOYS, and Miss Laura
Richert, a prominent society belle, stole q
march on their friends, by having the nup.
tial knot tied about day-break this morn
ing. The carriage containing the happy
pair was driven to the residence of Squire
Fuller, on Madison street. about o'clock.
and the good-natured Justice aroused.
and on learning their mission, made
Ill the haste possible to supply their wants.
The young bride looked the picture of hap
piness, and as fresh and beautiful as rose
budding on delightful May morning;
and the groom, with such . bride, to say
that he was happy is but putting it mild.
After the ceremony the couple were driven
to Cincinnati, where they took train Eas,
on wedding tour.
The temperance meeting at Smalley'i
Hall yesterday afternoon was not sue.
cess. The hall was not more than hall
filled and none of the speakers announced
to be present put in an appearance. Mr.
! Collins, prominently known through Ohio
in connection with the temperance cause
was present and made an eloquen
: appeal to those present in benal
OF the cause he SO ardently
labors for. He was compelled, however, t,
; acknowledge the lukewarE1ness of tn
people of Newport in the cause of tenn per
ance as the very meager attendance woult
attest The hat was passed around and tht
, pitiable sum of 81 taken up, although thu
speaker announced that his expenses in
J coming here amounted to s.. Mr.. Collins
spoke at Bellevue last night. -,- ..,