The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-15

YET Deen i0unu.
The Salisbury Comedy Troupe gave
performance here on Monday and Tues
day evenings. There is good material
In the company, but they guyed the au-
dience terribly.
There will be two games Of baseball
next week between the Eagles, of Louis
vile, aud the Lexingtons.
We regret to learn that Miss Lily
Elliott is very low with typhoid fever.
ReY W. F. v. Bartlett, Of the First
Presbyterian Church, leaves for New
York on Thursday for three weeks
vacation.
Marshal McMurtry and Officer Shan
non arrested three men on Cheapside,
Monday, while they were trying to dis
pose OF stolen horse and buggy. :.
Sayre Institute opened on Monday
with large attendance.
There was a fire at the old Ford place,
ON Russell pike, on Saturday night. The
damage was slight.
COVINGTON, KY.-Charles Shoup.
brother OF the renowned Star third base
man, broke his collar-bone last night
" Alle wrestling with another lad.
Charles Fischer, employed at the Cow
ington Rail Mill, yesterday badly cut his
wrist by pile OF iron turning over and
falling upon his hand.
Tue neighborhood of 21S Pike street
needs investigation. SmaIl-poxi is in full
blast in that quarter.
j. Il. Puhen was held over to the next
term OF the Criminal Court by Esquires
Duyenick and Francis yesterday. His
bail was fixed at$20O, which Pullen fur
nIshed.
The residence of Mrs. Helen r. Car.
penter, teacher, residing at 81 East
Lynd street, was entered yesterday and
robbed of some jeweiry, silyerware and
other articles of value.
Stars and st. Louis Browns to-day. !
The Covington Daily News ranks
among the defunct. lis last issue was
made yesterday. Attempts, however,
are being made to resuscitate it, and
cause its appearance as an evening
sheet. Promises are made that it will
soon appear in its evening costume.
The Presbytery OF Ebenezer met last
night at the First Presby terian Church.
DR.. Terkes made the opening address,
whereupon the body organized for the
transaction OF business.
Rev. Prior Emlian, of st. Joseph's
congregation, started Today for ST. Vim
cent, Pennsylvania, where he will. per-
tmanently reside. fRev. Fucas, U. s. B.,
will take his place. ..
MIR. John Freer, prominent lumber
merchant of Bank-Lick street, was mar
ried to Miss BOSNIAN, OF Cincinnati,
yesterday, in the Catholic Church on
Sixth street.
A son of Henry Miller, who lives at
the corner OF Stevens and Pleasant
streets, fell from u stable yesterday and
broke his left leg.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Frank Hoffman and Henry Shuttle, eacn
tor being drunk, were fined. respectively,
$1 and cost. Samuel Snephard, VINO was
picked up by an officer while sleeping on
a cellar door, was sent out of the city.
John Pickering, charged with having
been drunk, was dlsm ssed.
several members ol the Newport Bar
racks Band visited MI. William Huber's
place, No. 407 Scott street, last night.
the house by the gentlemanly proprietor
where banquet awaited them. A num-
ber of Dir. HuDer's friends We're present
and general concert followed.
export, Coyington and
Cincinnati police headquarters are to be
connected by,a police telegraph to pre-
vent the rapid escape Of criminals
from one city to the other.
Barracks News-The order from the
War Department to remove the Garri-
son to Columbus goes into effect Octo-
Der 15th.-A, soldier named Martin was
arrested last Monday night while
attempting to desert FROM the Bar
racks, and taken before Lieutenant Cum
ningnam, who disposed of tue case ac-
cording to the rules OF the U. s. A.
Seven recruits passed their second ex-
animation yesterday.
The Grand Jury yesterday reported
the following indictments: Morris
Klump, five; James II. Ryan, tive; Louis
Brandt, i've; Bernard Fisher, five; H.
II. Biehl, three; John Barrow, one; all
for selling liquor to minors. John Rap
patio, false swearing; VIM. Schneider,
malicious cutting.
Mr.. Henry March, proprietor of Eclipse
Hall, is embellishing and otherwise ar
ranging the main hall and dining-room,
preparatory to the coming season, which
opens October 4th. Other improvements
will also be made ON account OF the vast
increase of business.
The case of Albena Rhonick against
VIM. Troutman, Lewis Miller, Frank
Shoenlaub, Ii. Hauserwinkle and John
Kesler, upon the charge of rape, still
drags along with all OF its disgusting de-
tails in the Criminal Court. The case.
was taken up yesterday afternoon, and
the examination of witnesses will prob
ally take up the whole of to-day. From
the evidence SO far eliciled, it seems
that Miller u Troutman are the only ones
that are guilty OF any serious otfense.
Miss Mary Brand, an Accomplished
and highly talented young lady from
Walnut Hills, is visiting among her
friends in this city.
No City Court to-day. The Exposi-
tion seems to have carried OF all our bad
boys.