The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
$2e1 02; John W. Greer, for the last eleven


years, $606.
SHoorINa ScRAPE-There was q little
breeze Of excitement at Haurahouse saloon
on Madison street to-day. Pat: Coney and
James Nolan were very foolishly playing
with a loaded pistol when it accidentally
exploded, and the ball pierced the right
arm of Nolan and passed through partl-
ton. breaking candy jar in the adjoining
store. Coney thought he had killed man
and fled for dear life, and has not been
seen since. but when he hears the result of
his foolshness he will no doubt return.
HEwPOEx.
Col. James Berry is dangerously i'll.
The Circuit Court will adjourn this
evening.
Hon. R. II. Hayman, of Portsmouth, o.,
is here on visit to relatives
The venerable Mr.. J. B. Lock is recover
ing from his recent severe illness.
Newport Lodge F. and A. Masons will
work in the F. @. degree tomorrow even
ing.
Will Lock, son of Chief of Police Lock,
and young son of Prof. Feline left yester-
day for Leadville.
No;7.h Star Lodge I. @. o. F., of this city,
were rova,,x entertained by Kirkup Lodge,
Of Walnut Hills, cinS.i S.innati, last night.
Messrs. George and Bolts n..::s n!aced . .
large scale at their place, ard weigh all
coal and guarantee it the best before aeliv'
cred.
A young man named Mike Gleason, re-
siding near the head of Cabot street, had
his right foot badly crushed while at work
at Swift's Rolling Mill.
The marriage of Mr. w. 7. Hutchingson
and Miss Nellie knight will take place to-
morrow evening at the residence of the
bride, on Saratoga street.
Mr.. Frank Stengel, of 226 Monmouth
street, lost his military discharge while on
his way to Dayton this morning. The
finder will be rewarded by returning the
same.
Messrs. Jonas Soaring, Murty Shay and
| George Pagan were appointed Jury Com
missioners by Judge Boyd this morning to
select Jurors for the June term Of the Cir
cult Court.
Tony and Annie Hoff, through theil
counsel, A. s. Berry, have signifed theil
willingness to be on hand and stand tria
at the meeting of the Circuit Court, in Alex
andria, next Monday.
The Board of Directors of Masonic Hal
have elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Robert Pye; Vice Presidents Thomas
Dixon and D. G. Brumbach; Secretary and
Treasurer, w. H. Harton.
Squire Charles Harris was summoned
this morning as witness in the case O
McNally, who was arrested here as de
serter and will be tried before a Court
martial at Columbus, O., Thursday next.
Some cruel boys who deserve severe pun
ishment saturated large Newfoundland
dog with coal oil and then setting him or
fire turned him loose on Jefferson street
near York. The brute had to be killed tt
end his suffering.
The Democratic County City and Execu
tive Committee failed to meet last nigh
owing to the absence of Col. R. W. Nelson
who left for Frankfort Another meeting
is called for next Friday night at the offic
Of County Judge Makibben.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-Jessie Arthur vs.. u. F
Clary. Petition dismissed.
Digby vs.. Kraus. Judgment set aside.
In the celebrated case of Golding VI
Goldng supplemental judgment was rer
= dered setting aside and making void n
;, deeds made by Golding and wife to Hunte
and Hunter to Golding and wife.
2 A young man named Reilly, while er
> gagged in quarrel with a companion name
| Kelly, was stabbed in the left breast wit
pocket-knife by the latter late yesterda
, afternoon. DR.. Dameron was hastily sun
moned to the bedside of the wounded mar
who resides on Monmouth street, and upo
examination decided the wound very ser
ous, so much so that a half inch furthe
would have sent the knife through th
/. heart Kelly resides on Tibbatts street.