The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
COTINGTOM.

The Volksblatt tells us of another
Baseball Club just organized called the
Kearney Fountain Nine. The following
are the names: Alexander Theuer (re-
porter), James Weathers secondhand
rag dealer), C. Deisler (saloonisl), Un-
Gle Berry Conley (station-hOuse keeper),
Major Abbott (street railroad prosecu-
tor), 'Squires Francis, Duyenick and
Perrin, and last but not least that esti-
mable, highly talented and accomplished
boot and shoe cobbler whose sanctum is
headquarters at Schneider's on Madison
street. Their first game will take place
on Lower Market as soon as the old mar
ket~hOuse Is. removed, ~ -n.
ApweA-knpwn police officer was this
morning sued by q poor widow fof aWash
bill amounting to about $5.
Ellen Beatty, arrested for trespassing,
was this morning dismissed IN the Ma
yoi's Court. Mack Geouge, charged
with breach oil the peace, was fined
three dollars. -
The Government officers, Messrs. T.
s. Reed and NJ. H. Horton, yesterday,
closed the whisky houseeof Henry Stein
riede, No. 8 Lower Market; j. NJ.
Schnitker, No. 1872 Pike street; f. r.
Krueskamp Il Co.. No. 1877 Pike street,
and Fred. Macke, No. 11l7 Madisan
street, on the charge against each party
OF CARRYING on the whisky business wich-
out license and without stamping
their rectifed goods as. such. AS the
penalty is confseation of the whisky,
| imprisonment and. 81 900 tine, the excite
| ment among those who heard of the
| matter was great, and the news soon
spread thro ughout the entire city. The
| houses are all watcbed' over by officers
| lest operation be resumed. Krueskamp
and Schnilker owe 81 $40 each, and the
other parties $1,000 each of special tax.
The whisky taken possession of Is over
$50, 900 in value.
The marriage of Mr.. Eugene Shinkle
to Miss Matte Greenwood took place al
the Scott-street M. E. Church last night,
| With appropriate ceremonies, and was
| attended by large and fashionable au.
The knot tied, the happy couple lett al
once for an extensive tour, through the
East.
Philadelphias 7, Ludlows 8, at the Lud.
lows' grounds yesterday afternoon.
The "fete champetre," given by the
ladies OF st. Mary's Cathedral. takes
place tonight on the grounds of Mr.. j
j. Macklin, on Madison and Twelfth
streets.
The Social Seven Ball Club Of the West
End, whioh organized recently,is com
posed Of the following gentlemen: yehn
| Hadcroft, William Hanes, Jacob Mulch,
james Moore, Mike O'Hara, Thomas Taf
Ion, William King, Patrick Maddin, and
| Ben. Haltman.
| Water-rent is being paid to-days
| NHWPORT.
IN the City Court this morning, Pat
R0ney, charged with carrying concealed
weapons, was held over In the sum Of
5000 to appear at the next term OF the
Criminal Court.
Officer Tom Cottingham has been re.
moved from the Second to the Third
ward. Boys, look out.
The fire this afternoon about quarter
past one O'Clock, was in the house ol
Mrs. Fallon, on Byzantine street, near
Saratoga. The engines were promptly
on hand and extinguished it before
mulch loss was sustained.
The grand Inauguration ball of the new
Market-house lakes place tonight.
A man named Steinhauer yesterday
appeared before Esquire Payne and
settled up part of an old judgment ior
$14 40 with 1,040 coppers, which he con-
veyed thither in bag. The coppers are
all of the olden time. It took three
hours tor the Magistrate to count them,
Eand yet he wasn't happy.
| The new First National Bank opened
it's doors to-day.
Minnehaha Tribe No. 10, Improved Or
| der Of Red Men, elected the followfng
officers for the ensuing year last night'
w. s., J. j. Porter; 8. s., Il. Beltz; j, s.,
G.. Saunders; G. of r., e. IL. Meyers
X. Of W., j. Link. Messrs. E. Beltz
| s. II. Shell and j, j. Porter were elected
| as representatives to the Great Council
of the State OF Kentucky, which meets
at Newport on the 9th OF July.
The Baptist Church has a reunion to.
night on Mr.. Baumgardner's grounds on
Bellevue street, near Saratosa.
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