The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-26

new purchase, a lot on Main street, Sixty
feet front. to lib Crow for $500.
COvINGTON.--An order was issued
Saturday by the Register in the case OF
Uriah Shinkle for the sale of one hun
dred and twenty-five shares of stock Of
the First National Bank of Covington
belonging to said bankrupts estate.
Claims Of Messrs, j. d. Fry and Amos
Shinkle, amounting to $l0.600, are first
to be paid out of the proceeds Of sales of
this stock, and the remainder goes to the
general fund of the bankrupt's estate.
The creditors Of James Mclaughlin,
bankrupt, hold meeting to-day for the
purpose of considering the propriety OF
taking the estate from the hands OF the
assignee and placing it IN the hands Of
three trustees representing the credit
OrS.
Abbott & Co., of the Covlngton Street
Railway, have been ordered to give
bonds of $500 for their appearance on
the third day of the August Term Of
Court to answer the charge Of disobey-
ing the injunction restraining them
from constructing their railway. The
afidayits were filed by W. j. Berry and
L. g. Robbins.
The AN feet of the Peter Nodler cor
retta b. Reakirt from W. j. Berry in
consideration of $4,000.
Stars II, Blue Stockings 6, at the
grounds of the latter, Saturday.
The anniversary exercises of st. Eliz-
abeth's Hospital took place at st. Eliz-
abeth's Chapel yesterday afternoon with
appropriate ceremonies.
Mrs. Amanda Clarkson, widow Of the
late A. q. Clarkson, died Saturday Of
congestion of the brain. The funeral
takes place to-day.
The Democratic Club will inaugurate
at Odd-fellows' Hall next Saturday
night.
Yesterday: Gems 10, 0. KS. 12; Fa-
vorites 2, Copecs 1.
A runaway occurred on the Bank Lick
pike yesterday. The buggy was upset
and gentleman and lady thrown out.
No injuries sustained.
The stars and the Star Juniors play
to-day.
A keg of beer was stolen from Gels
bauer's brewery yesterday by five un-
known young men. No arrests.
At st. Mary's Cathedral, " esterday, Mo-
zarts Twelfth Mass was sung in excel
lent style by the choir. The soprano Of
Miss Kate Schunde and the first bass OF
of Mr.. Sudbeck, as also the singing of
MrtO'Connell,w were especially notable.
John Rees and John Zlegler INDUCED
In an encounter at Selhorts saloon, on
Pike and Craig streets, last night,
about IL O'clock, which will probably
prove fatal to one of the parties, Mr..
Rees..
At the time Mr.. Rees and another
friend, Mr.. J.. Bauer, were drinking a
glass of beer at the above saloon, pre-
paratory to separating, when John Zeig-
Ter confronted Rees with an insulting re-
mark, which he followed up with blow.
Rees also attacked his antagonist, and
with good blow sent him to the ground,
but the latter Immediately arose and
plunged a murderous-looking knife into
Rees' abdomen. The wound is on the
left side, and was dressed by DR.. Blau.
Zeigler was subsequently arrested.
The cases Of DIR. De Gruyter, Henry
Hallam and Ofrin Hallam were called
before Judge Athey this morning. Mr.
Blakely appeared as the attorney for De
Gruyter and Judge Cleary for Hallam.
After the testimony had all been heard
the case was elaborately argued by the
attorneys. 1t was then submitted to the
Court. After some consideration, the
Judge fined Henry Hallam 81 and costs
| for applying his cane TO the Uranium oi
DeGruyter. Orrin, for punching the
doctor, was fined SO. Last came De
Gruyter, who was fined 30 cents and
costs. So ends the last act of the De
| Gruyter-Hallam reportorial difficulty,
| which has created such a sensation fof
| the past few days.
Mr.. f. NJ. Calkins, editor of the Ticket,
returned home this morning.
The firemen were outflooding the filthy
cutters ON Scott street this morning.
About twelve O'Clock last night an en-
counter took place between John Rees,
la barber, and another young man named
Ziegler. The parties met in front of Sci.
horsrs saloon on Pike street, near Craig.
| Ziegler began to insult Kees, Rees an
swering back. One word brought on
another, when Ziegler struck Rees a
| blow, which knocked him under the
horse trough.
When Rees arose he started to 70
away, but was seized by Ziegler, who
plunged knife into him, causing hor.
rible wound in his abdomen. Rees was
taken care of and Ziegler was arrested.
| His case was this morning continued
till tomorrow, his bail being fixed
| at $1,000. Rees is in precarious condi.
| ton.
The spires ON the Scott-street Method
| ist church, that were blown over about a
year ago, are still in the same position,
and present very bad appearance.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Mike Smith, Duncan Mcdonald, and Tim
| Sullivan, each charged with drunken
ness, were fined $4. Frank stiles was
last night found sleeping in the Market
house and brought before Mayor Atney.
He was, however, let of and sent over
the river. The case of Evans Keene, for
biting off the nose OF Joshua James, was
continued until tomorrow. In default
of 81 900 bail he was sent to Jail.
NEWPORT.-Holts, 27; Picked nine,
3, at the Taylor grounds Saturday.
Ed. Rodgers, who was recently so Sc
verely hurt at the races, has so far re.
covered as 10 be taken to his home in
Boone county, Ky.
Colonel Gill has received an order
from the Louisville Chancery Court to
pay the $l35, 900 due to the laborers on
The Short-line railroad as back pay.
The funeral of Mr.. Peter Constans
took place at ! 80 O'Clock yesterday from
his late residence with appropriate GER
emonies. The services were. held at St.
Johns Lutheran Church, and the funer-
al was attended by the members Of
Council and all the city officers, besides
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