The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
CoyINGroN.

A moonlight picnic by residents of this
CITY will be given tonight at Latonla
Springs.
The clock for the steeple OF the Mother
of God Church was dedicated yester day
afternoon. The dedicatory sermon was
given by the Bishop.
Fred. Fisher was yesterday elected a
nelvgate by the ST. Benedict Benevolent
EJciety to the National Convention OF
the d. r. K. U. V. at Philadelphia.
The alarm Of fire turned in from Box
IT about 0 O'Clock yesterday evening,
was caused by the overturningo OF a coal
Oil lamp by a little girl named Campbeil, n
residing at the corner OF Ellen and Ba-
ker streets.
The Klein Brothers Combination gave
an ENTERTAINMENT last night at ST. Mary,sl
School Hall for the benefit of the clock
at the Mother OF God Church. among
the Ieatures Of the evening were the
conic ditty and stump GRAFTON by joe
Renard, the ballad by Geo, Caldwell ana
the'farce, 'The Trohblesome Nigs," by
the Klein Brothers. The performance
drew a select and crowded house.
The Republicans in their Convention
Saturday evening, elected the following
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
ventioh: Messrs. John w. Fihnell, ".
shinkIe, Ben. M. Piatt, DIP. WILCOX, Q.
y. Feoiiter, ~. ID. Shut, W.. s. Holden,
Chas. Eginton, NH. Bentley, Robert
Riehardson, 'Linas Hand, VIM. black
burn, II. u. Gross, Robt. Howe, j. j.
Temple, II. f. Bowen, w. ". Wade,
Cilas. Asnian, i. ID. 'Croninger, lsalah
Richardson, Lafayette Shaw, ). ID. Ea-
ton. ID. sHearne, james i. Henderson,
gohh weaver, W.. j. Rich, William
Threikeld, rhos. y. Mann, M. M. Benton,
NE. Hamilton w. w. Trimble, 4. W.
Aardeman, Ohas. II. Fisk, A. Mardis
and III. M. Bryson. The Committee on
Resolutions presented the name Of Ben.
II. Bristowaasa q candidate for the Pres
tdential election.
Mayors CoURT. Thomas Mcdonald,
on Saturday night, assaulted an un-
Known man In front of Eilerss saloon,
ot,posite theaappr0ach Of the bridge, and
raised "a disturbance with a lad named
Fisher, who attends to tine railroad
switch. On the charge of % breach OF
the peace ne was dismissed, but for dis
orderly conduct was fned $40 and costs.
George Brosemer abused his mother, but
sha ne efecting to prosecute him, he was
dismissed. Toney Jennison Is a circus
man, and yesterday morning, while
waiting at the depot to put some stock
In the cars, pointed "four-shooter" at
coiored man named Jimmy Conner
who was looking alta sacred cow. Jen-
nison was fined S25 and his case taken
under sauvisemeht. John Turner, for
stealing a twenty-fve cent ring from
Charles Drew, was sent out 10 crack
stones Tor twenty-five days.
rNEWRORT.t ~
County Court convened this morning.
A new bunting is sdisplayed on; the flag
staff Of the Barracks. {.
The Transportation Department of, the
Bhort-iine was paid off to-day. =
1t Isl now said that General HAGEN, OF
the Sixth Regiment, is to occupy the
Barracks.
A Board OF Health Is to be established,
composed of the Mayor and the three
District Physicians.
The election OF the vestry at st. PauPs
p. e. Church, on Southgate street, takes
place Tuesday night.
The annual festival OF the children Of
the St. Paups Sunday,schooI was held
at the .cHnrch yesterday afternoon.
The Board Of Examiners of the Public
Schools will examine applicants for
teachers' certincates on the tifst, second
and third SATURDAYS Of next month.
Two plays, '.Dayid Garrick" ana
sloan Of a Loyef,D are to be given to-
night under the auspices Of Messrs. De;
witt and WentWorth, for the iLadles' AIq
SocieIy, at Odd-felIows' Hall. "A
The cornerstone OF the addition to the
CORPUS Christi Church was laid yester-
day Afternoon by Right Rev. Bishop
y. b., Father Then, Father Barmeister
M M fnuIIa Waltara
CRY CoURT.-Fred. Bauer, drunk and
1isorderly, was lined VI and costs; Peter
Miller, same offense, continued to Tues
day: Mary Saunders, who assaulted
Brill, the sewing machine agent, and
gave him coWhiding, was arraigned
before Judge Geisier, and her case con-
tihqed. Al
AT the last meeting of the Board Of
Education Committee was appointed
to ascertain whether the recent election
was conducted in legal manner. IT ap-
bearing that many voted Tor 100 cents"
under the impression that they were &C.
tually voting an increase OF taxes to
that amount.
Rhody Fewell and John Brill, sewing
machine agents, were dismissed by
Judge Geisler last week on the alleged
Offehse OF having taken away from a Mrs.
Saunders sewing machine. Saturday
Mrs. Saunders met Mr.. Brill on York
street and throwing snuff in his eyes
struck him several times with a cow
hide.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mad dogs have made their appearance
fniap adjoining county.
Mr.. Merit Smith has been seized with
Ahp Rlack Hilla fever and ia 0Oinr West