The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-21

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GUS spirits. II the canvass passes o.
quietly, the good people Of the count
= will have reason to be thankful.
The friends OF Mr.. Charles Wlckliffe
ST.. VIII regret to hear of his Illness.
The sidewalk ON the south side of tn
City property is very much out of repair
There are holes in the pavement dee
enough to bury dog. There is wei
on this property that should be supplied
with pump.
:, Judge Kinkead occupied the bench Ii
the Recorders Court yesterday.
AS our election tor Representatives II
the next session of the Legislature an
proaches the interest increases. It il
likely there will be a compromise, as the
county and city are each entitled to one
Representative, the county taking tn,
Democratic side, while giving up with
out contest the city to the Republicans
This agreement will be entered into witt
the understanding that the present can
d1dates withdraw and leave the field
open, in order to allow each party to se
lect man of ability and experience tt
represent it, and thus give the city anc
county such men as will be able to pro
teot their respective interests.
Col. M. l.. Hawkins, ,ot THE STAR, ar
rived yesterday, and left for Frankfor
in the afternoon.
CIRCLEvILLE.- Col. Huntoon Is IL
the city in the interests of the Sciott
Valley road.
Two children, whose parents reside II
this place, were buried yesterday, hav
ing died from the diseases SO largely prev
alent among children at this time Of the
year. Several others are seriously al
fected.
The Scioto Valley road still lacks
some $1,000 subscription to its stock
but 1t is believed the amount will soon
be made up and the road pushed to com
pletion. Forty-two miles Of the right ol
way mas already been secured.
COvINGTON.-A bail for the benefl
of Mrs. Albrecht, widow of the man wlb
was killed in his. saloon on Third street
recently, will be given in Lewisburg to.
night.
MIA. e. Newberry, while stopping a
runaway team ON Pike and Washington
streets yesterday, severely injured his
right hand.
Henry Thompson, charged with SELL
ing liquor andNtobacco without a license,
was dismissed by Commissioner Bost-
wick yesterday.
The game between the st. Louis Reds
and the Stars has been indefinitely post.
poned.
Henry Bauman and Miss Albertine
Lenz, both Of Cincinnati, were married
by Squire Duvenck yesterday. The
ceremony took place at j. +. Rothenhae-
fers, on Lower Market.
Teutonia Lodge OF the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen have elected the fol.
20 ,har
NJ. w., Gottfried Roth; G. F., Fred Fish.
er; o., George Light; Secretary, William
Wirth; Treasurer, Chas. Bendorf; A.W.,
N. Goetz; f., John Brachle.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
last Monday night to burglarize the
house of Mrs. Geo. Phillips, on the Bank
Lick pike.
A Democratic club has recently been
organized, which has for it's sole puf-
pose and business mutual counsel aud
cooperation In the maintenance of Dem.
0cratic principles and the promotion OF
Democratic measures; and, as an indis-
pensable means to those ends, the pro-
teotion Of the Democratic organization
from corruption and perversson. The
officers at present are: President, John
Wolf; Recording Secretary, A. 9. Ellis
Corresponding Secretary, z. G. G.Wallace;
Treasurer, l.. e. Casey; Marshal, A.Wu-
lenbrink. -
Another Republican meeting is an.
to be held at Odd d-feIIows' Hail
next Saturday night. Gen. Harlan, the
for Governor of Kentucky.
will address the people. e
The case Of Mahalia Kealsas, charged
with stealing lot Of wearing apparel
from the residence OF John Grey, was
again brought befoye 'Sqpires Tebbs and |
Francis this Il ornihg. Neither of the |
parties being ready tor trial, the case
was continued until Friday. In default |
Of bail the accused was sent to Jail.
In the Mayors court this morning |
John Murphey, alias Camel Back, anu |.
Mary Gregg were charged with disor-
derby conduct. The cases were contin-
aed until Friday. Garret johnson, for a
drunk, was fined 81 and costs; Mary
Hughes, disorderly conduct, $13; Georgi-
anna Moore, IS; Edward Brown, caught
mapping OH sidewalk, dismissed on con-
iition that he leave the city; Chas. Fish,
petit larceny, ten days in the Work.
house; Julius johnson, better known as
Juber, was sent to the Work-house for
,wenty days; Jennie Jackson, disorderly
conduct, IS.
A woman was before the Mayor this
morning tor using obscene and abusive
anguage on the street. She claiming
his to be her first 0ffense, she was let off
With fine of $13. On her promising to
10 so no morew withhold her name. Il
The case before Commissioners, Bost- |
wick did p0t terminate soon enough ior
IS to give 40 important result.
The man WHO was thought to be crazy
few days aso was yesterdxy released i
t Florence, as he was much imbrey ed /
nd promised to 80 " hts home in Vr.
lnia. Ia
NEwPORT.-The funeral of Rev. Fa. \
Ter Joseph Biernan, of Alexandra, took +
lace yesterday in the Church of the AS t
1mption with impressive ceremonies. =
Ugh Mass.was celebrated by DR.. Eng
RS, of MT. st. Mary's Seminary, who
as assisted by Fathers Blanke and
obbers as deacon and sub-deacon. =
light Rev. Bishop ToebDe, of Covington; -
ather Wilhelm, 0. s. b., OF st. Joseph's II
hurch; Father Teutenber, Of Mother of s
cd Church; Father Cassanda, from
welye-mile; Father Brosshardt, Of $,
ynthiana; Father Wehrle, from the Or N
ban Asylum, and Father Kieimeyer, OF n n
/. Rosa Church, at Fulton, were pres. :,
1T in the sanctuary. A sermon in En- LIZ
ish was preached by Bishop Toebbe id
i'd one in German by Father Teuteu-