The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

DAY. shortly alter II O'Clock Peter Lieber, en-
plOyed as driver at the brewery entered the stable
for The purpose OF feeding the horses, when one,
large, vicious BRUTE cornered him IN the stall and
commenced kicking and biting him until several
OF the workmen came to his rescue.
| lie received terrible injuries about the head
side and leg. Drs Gunkle and Keeney were i'm
mediately called in and had the injured man
placed IN lounge and taken to the brewery,
wnere he still lies Lieber Is but year and q
| half from Germany, where he has o large family
whom he sent his wages to regularly. The
physicians say his injuries are not necessarily fa
| THE GERMAN.-The Ladies' Aid Society enter
tanment, at Odd-fel0ws Hall, last evening, for
the benefit of the poor. was largely attended BY
the beauty. wealth and fashion Of Newport The
fore part of the evening was spent in social and
| literary amusements and at IL o'clock the Ger
man was inaugurated by Mr. John de Witt and
| Lieutenant Buell.. Dancing was kept up until an
| early hour this morning.
| The difficulty between the employers and en-
ployes at Swifts is fually settled, and every
branch OF the mill will resume operations Tues
DAY next The trouble, 1t Is claimed, grew out
OF misunderstanding between several members
OF the Iron Workers Union and the proprietoB OF
the mill, but this was amicably settled at meet
ing last night; at least 50 until the fixing of the
sliding scale in June. One cause OF the trouble
lbut this can not be settled until the meeting
alluded TO above) Is the vast depre-
citation in the price Of common iron
the common grade that the scale of prices was
fixed This. however, can not be averted at pres
ent, as the Union will not divert from their writ
ten agreement
NOTES AND PERSONALS FROM THE CHURcHEA-
At Grace M. E Church Rev. DR.. Cummings, Of
Philadelphia, will preach at II a m. tomorrow,
and i'll the evening at $780, Rev.. DR.. Bowers,
| former pastor OF the Church, will preach.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe will celebrate solemn
high mass at ST. Stephens Church tomorrow
/ morning p'plnak Irin which n
minister the rite of confirm tion to the children
OF the parish.
Rev. c. E. Wells, of Mt. Olivet, KY, will preach
tomorrow evening at the Christian Church.
Rev. j. s. Smart DID,. of Detroit Mich. will
preach tomorrow at II a. m. at Tayl0r-street N.
1. Church South, and in the evening at 7:3o
Rev. Rcnard Whealy. of West Pointwill preach
at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The children of the Congregation will receive
their first communion tomorrow morning at
1880 O'Clock, and OF 1890 there will be solemn
High Mass, during which one of the Passi0nst
Priests ON Mt Adams will preach. In the after,
administer the rite OF confirmation.
There was genuine prize-fght on the
lot back of the Newport Barracks yesterday
between Tim Shannon and Jim Molloy 1t
was to settle dispute as to their pugilistic
abilities. Both men we're accompanied by
their friends, and prepared themselves for
the occasion in regular style and according
to the rules of the prize-ring. Several
hard-fought rounds ended the contest, and
the result was that.the sponge was thrown
up from Shannon's corner Tim was badly
used up, but holds at the least the honor of
disfguring his antagonist Tim says the
affair is not vet settled, and he is willing to
meet his opponent again at any time or
place.
COvINGTON
Dave O'Neal, they are all talking about It.
Col. Gus. Weaver is sojourning in st. Louis
James Hanrahan will move to Robin and
Greenup streets.
The Republican Executive Committee failed to
transact any business.
Robert Howe led suit yesterday against Caleb
Broomall on a balance of $477.
A small fire in house on Covington avenue
caused the alarm of fire last evening.
Rev. Dr.. Cantwell. of Cincinnati, will preach at
Drexelius Hall tomorrow afternoon.
The United States Grand Jury finished their Ia.
bors last evening and were dismissed.
Uncle John Kearney Is erecting two fine brick
houses on Fourth and johnson streets.
Mr. Hugh Kelly to-day returned from Omaha
City, He brought noodles of ore with him.
Albert Noltmcer and Amelia Weise, of Colum.
bus, o.. were married in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Smith returned to-day from a trip
to Silver Cliff. Col. George has struck bonanza.
Judge Phelps this morning tied the nuptial
J knot for Alfred Theobald and Rachel J. Webber,
botn Of Mlddletowp, o.
The Christian Church will give moonlight at
the res dence Of DR.. Thomas. on Martin street,
next Tuesday evening
The Milton Park in South Covington will open
tomorrow with grand picnic. steamer will
Leave Cincinnati every hour.
The residence of Mr.. W. M. NJ. Lee. on Garrard
street. was entered by burglars last night and q
fine suit OF clothes carried off.
The South Covington Street Railway Company
are moving their track on Short street to make
room for the park Improvements
Major Michael Nolan leaves to-day forst Louis,
having secured lucrative position. Now the
girls will sing "Good by, Mickey, whin you're
away"
Philip Phillips. the singing pilgrim, will give
On exhibition Of his vocal powers at the Scott
street NJ E. Church this evening. The proceeds
are for the benefit Of the Church.
The residence Of MI. John Hoover, on Garrard
street. was entered by burglars last night, and .
lot of valuable slyerware carried of.
The Democratic Executive Committee met to.
day and adopted the action OF the Central Com
mittee to hold a meeting In this city on the 18th
of June, to select delegates to nominate candi-
dates for Chancellor and Commonwealths AT
torney, and to hold Convention on the 9th Of
June to select delegates to the State Convention.
The petition Of Thomas Sandford was laid on
the table.
On Sunday afternoon, May 2sd, great mission.
ary reunion will be celebrated in the German
Methodist Church, corner Of Tenth and Russell.
Ram Chunder Bose, of North India; Rev. L. Nip.
pert, from the Missionary Institute Frankfort
Germany; Rev. s. L. Baldwin, from Foochow,
China, and J. Schlagenhoff. of st. Louis German
Conference. will ADDRESS tine meeting. All the
German congregations Of the city and vicinity
will be invited.
An Iowa Man Imposed Upon.
man named James Harvey, from Knoxville,
Iowa, called at the Office OF the Chief Of Police
! this morning, and filed complaint against an
omnibus agent on the L, c. & L. Railroad. He
saws that he came from Iowa on an excursion
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