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

Mrs. 1heo Faulwetter is lying danger
ously i'll with spinal meningitis
Mr.. William F. England, of Indianap- |
oils is In the citv, the guest of his cousin,
MIR. John England.
The marriage of Mr.. John Roetkin and
Miss Anna Dussman will be celebrated
Wednesday evening.
The Emerald Dramatic Club are noted
for using genuine original wit No stereo-
typed almanac jokes.
Rev. E. X. Branch, Baptist minister, OF
the Parish of Avoyelles Louisiana, is the
guest of Mr.. J. L. Bristow.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson. of Pike County. who is
o. s. prisoner in Jail from Pike County,
assisted DR.. DeGryder in holding religious
services in Jail yesterday.
The Catholic Benevolent Society held a
meeting yesterday and elected officers as
follows: President, John McKenna; Re-
cording Secretary, Michael Cullen; Finan-
cial Secretary, William O'Brien; Treasu-
rer, Jas. Hanraham.
James Yougb, who halls from Indianap-
| oils, was in the city yesterday, and thought
he could flourish weapon without being
disturbed. Deputy Marshal Healy yanked
| him to the tune of $50 and costs
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Cochran arrived in
the city yesterday, having in charge David
Flannelly, Dick Weaseman, of Elliott
County, Calvin ayberry, of Rowan Coun-
ty, and w. H1llingsworth, of Carter Coun-
ty, all violators of the internal revenue
laws.
The regular term of the United States
Court convened To-Day. Nothing of any
special Importance was done. The mott
docket was called, and the remainder of
the morning was taken up in routine busi-
ness The Grand Jury will be sworn In
tomorrow.
The Emerald Dramatic Club is rapidly
gaining notoriety for the production of
| phenomena Their latest is young Geo.
o. Brien, whose characteristic performance
last night elected tremendous applause.
George is good, and no mistake. The En-
erald is full OF good material.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday an alarm
of tre was rung from Box 18 on account of
a small confagration in the roof of the old
brick next to Turner Hall, caused by a
defective fue. The damage amounted to
about 500. The building is owned by Jacob
Lang and occupied by a colored family.
The remains Of the late w. T. Hewitt
were Inferred at Spring Grove Cemetery
yesterday afternoon, the funeral services
taking place at st. Panls P. K. Church at
p. m. The funeral cortege, under the con-
troll of Charley Donnelly, was large and
imposing. and the grief of friends pro-
nounced and sincere.
Mr.. D. Ruttie was thrown from his buggy
on Pike street, near Russell yesterday af-
ternoon and painfully bruised. He had
stopped to let companion alight, when
the milk wagon of Cornelius ran away at
the heels of frightened horse and collided
with Mr.. Rnttle's vehicle, breaking it up
and throwing him out. s......'..
MARIARGE LICENSES Geo. II. Tubbe, aged
Is and May H. Kl@ntrup, aged "a, both of
C"vingJon; James Moonsay, aged %, and
Maggie Robinson, aged 81, both OF Cincin-
natl; Clemens Tepe. aged %, of Cincinnati,
and May C. Gastrecht, aged 81, of Coving-
ton; James.R HAMPTON, aged "a and An
ME Smith, aged 81, both of Pendleton
County. ... ...t
Herman Kassauer, for many years q con-
fectioner and baker, at 319 Scott street. was
drowned in the Ohio River at Riverside last
Thursday, as mentioned in the local news
the following day under the name of Kass-
man. 1t seems that he had gone to that
place to spend the day with his sister, Mrs.
Duhme, and it is supposed was suddenly
stricken with paralysis tell into the water
and was drowned.
DR.. De Grnyder, the martyr still holds
the fort at Castle WillenbrinK. One OF the
Grand Jurymen asked him to-day If he
would testify, and the good old Doctor
was immovable and still stuck out and will
fight it out on his line if it takes all sum-
mer. Col. Alex. Davezac presented him
with six bottles of wine to-day. but the
Jailer would not allow them to be taken
into the Jail, as it is against the rules.
Hugh McShane and Patsy Farrell had a
Misunderstanding Yesterday which led to a
fight Farrell bit off piece of McShanes
nose, which made him furious and he
star ed for Farrell, and the latter ran into
the bridge Office and claimed the protection
of Mr.. Frazier, the collector. McShane had
his knife in his hand and accidentally cut
Frazier. They were arrested and bound
over to the Grand Jury by the Mayor this
morning. e
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. John w. Steve.
son and Hon. VIM. E. Arthur reported
favorablv on Messrs. r. P Ernst, Richard
Scott, H. C. and Kelly Brent, applicants to
practice law, and they we're duly sworn in.
In the Case OF the Commonwealth VS.. Theo.
Leverman. for violating the Sunday Law,
the demurrer was sustained, and the indict.
ment was dismissed. The case goes to the
Court of Appeals.
The following, composed by the Scans,
was snng by George O'Brien at the EN-.
erald Dramatic Club last night:
II am Copper Casey OF the Goodson gang,
IKnow all the crooks; tl
The girls they sigh as pass by,
| On account of my good looks"
i The gold watch and chain raffled off fol
the benefit of Mrs. Gull was won by Mrs.
George Schilds.
POLICE CouRT-May G. Berry was ripe
yesterday, and was plucked by Lieutenant
Linneman. She halls from the moral town
of Newport, and was sent to Jail to serve
out fine OF $13 for disorderly conduct,
Charles Grow and Ben. Quinn, two imported
drunks, we're fined 81 each for importing
Obi, whisky into Kentucky. William
Parton and Steve Wallace had q
little pugilistic entertainment on Sixth
street yesterday and were fined So each.
Ed. Dulaney did barbarous act on young
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