The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29

Daul OraWioru, ~ tts Otlm cOiVLeut
Ninth ward--Ilenry Hitler. Thomas
VIM. $. Blackburn, isaac Sanders, John.
4. Wills (coiored).
| The Committee adjourned until Satur-
day evening, when arrangements will be
made for the voting on Monday. The
two candidates are Mr.. Matthews in the
First District, and Mr.. Knoll in the Sec
ond District. ny t''r +''-
The Democratic meeting at Odd-fel-
lows Hall last night consisted OF a large
and Intelligent audience. An eloquent
and able address was delivered by Hon.
James y. McCreary, the Democratic
candidate for Governor. The speaker
expressed himself In favor OF recon-
Iciliation between the North and South,
and dwelt Tor some length ON the good
results such an issue would have. He
having token no side on the Civil Rights
bill, and After q review Of National poli-
ties, he c0icluded with. touching upon
the tariff law. He was followed BY. Col.
Thomas L. Jones, after which the meet
Ing adjourned.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached
TO a buggy, In which was seated Mr.. John
Kuhn, became frightened at the passing
cars on the X. G. II. u. and ran away,
the buggy to pieces and
drowning himself in Perry's Pond, near
the Two-mile House. Mr.. Kuhn for
uunately escaped with but few injuries.
The Reorganization of the old Kentucky
Grays is being talked Of.
The Stars and the Cincinnati ANA
teurs play at the Star grounds this after
noon II the weather is favorable.
Johu Ziegler, who stabbed John Rees
n yu N
leased from Jail under bonds of $500.
Rees is still in very precarious condi-
ton.
Col. W. L. Grant will address the DEM
ocrats of the Second District at Arbeiter
Hall tonight. -'
Joseph Frank and Ell. Martin got into
a difficulty last Tuesday night at saloon
on Wheeler street, when the former cut
the latter in the right arm, inflicting a
very severe wound. Martin has brought
suit In the Circuit Court torecoyer 81, 900
damages,
Mayor AtheY deserves great credit for
his timely assistance in quelling the dis.
cord between the two belligerent knights
OF the quill. ~
When an official wants to squelch a
case, be makes a motion TO have it filed
away with leave.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
John Murphy, William, Mcdonald, Jos.
Brown and George Davis, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
were fined $5 each; John Geizen,,
for . breach of the peace, was fined
$50, including costs. His being
a high-toned offense will be allowed 50
ers will have to liquidate their penalty
a nj to y
day.
The meeting Of the former students oil
st. Mary's Institute, at 206 Vine street,
Cincinnati, will take place July 81, and
not August 81, as was announced yester-
day.
NEWPoRT.-J. Flagg, Esq, of Cold
Springs, aged % years, was married to
Mrs. Brightfield, from Hoopers Hill,
aged go years, last Tuesday. Long may
II wave.
The new market-house Inauguration
ball netted the sum of 1923. '''
John Murphy,a a boy about IA years OF
age, was drowned day before yesterday
in the Licking at the foot of Tibbatts
street, while catching dritt-wood. His
body was recovered yesterday and taken
x
terson streets.
Barracks News-Lieut. Cunningham
now has charge of the recruiting station.
Three recruits were accepted. .-rhe
Barracks are full Of soldiers, awaiting
orders for transportation to distant
points.-The Garrison meteorological
Observer states that IL inches of rain
fell last Tuesday night.-Jno. Schneider,
residing on Columbia street, some time
ago was dlsmisssd as q soldier from the
y. s. service on account OF rheumatism.
Yesterday the authorities searched his
house and found seven overcoats, q large
quantity of clothing, hayersacks, car
tridge.beXes nnd cartridges, stolen from
the Barracks. Schneider was absent,
but his wife was taken in custody in
stead.
A horse attached to a wagon belonging
to the Sisters OF the Good Shepherd, ran
away yesterday on Jefferson street, near
Monmouth, and completely demolished
the vehicle. 1
ED. STAR: The assumptions of Robert
William Nelson, one of the candidates
for Representative from Campbell coun-
ty, in trying to lead his party in
every meeting borders on impudence.
At the Democratic Convention, held at
EIduhioiI udy y, ne IOlu GOis MCCTodry
he could and did make all his co-dele-
gates vote for him. These delegates
were Instructed to vote Cor Gen. Hodge.
This same Nelson did his utmost to pre-
vent the passage and adoption of the
new charter Of Newport. He was the
cause OF electing Jonathan Berry Presi-
dent of the Newport City Council over M +.
J. King, the sterling Democratic nomi-
nee. The Irish Democracy OF Newport
will remember this trick of Nelson's at
the polls next Monday.
GERMANO-IRISH.
H. A. Shriver and R, Tarvin Baker
are now in the field as Republican can
didates for Representative to the Leg
iBlature.
In the City Court this morning Fred.
Bloom, charged with disorderly conduct,
was fned $3 and costs. Tim. Ryan, for
"bouncing" his step-father, and disfgur-
ing him somewhat, was fined $lS, includ-
ing costs.
Col. Cooper did not speak last night.
His mouth would not go of.
Real Estate TRANSFERS
B. D. Barton and wife to Hamilton Arm
strong Lot I'D in the subdiviaiOu of Greenwood