The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
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The Covington and Newport Medical
Society met last evening at the Council
Chamber.
Mrs. Cabeil Breckinridge left for Reck-
wood, Tenn, to-day, and Will spend 'the
summer at that place.
Arpetition. is circulating recommend
ing TO Judge Pheipsithe appointns nj OF
J.B. Evan, Esq,, as Justice OF The Peace,
In place OF s. y. Perrin, DECEASED.
The Terrell case has been sent back
to Boone County. Judge McManama,
at Williamstown, set the case Iorl trial
at the October term at Burlington.
Mir. Fred. Kleist was chosen, by the St.
Bernard Benevolent Association as a
delegate to the Nanonal Convention, to
be held, at Philadeiphia on June 40, q, Z
and =.
Mayors CoURr.-James Murry, ar
rested by Officer BoIan for breach OF
the peace, Was fined $Z8. VIM. A. Smith,
drunk and abusing his family, continued
tili tomorrow.
A,one-y ear-old child OF Michael Cullen,
of 33l Scott street, yesterday came near
swallowing tAe bottom OF toy candle
stick. The piece was extracted, alter
much pain to the child, by DIR. Theodore
Wise.
A boy about seventeen years old. a
sand-cart DRIVER, whose name we could
not learn, had Two OF The fingers OF his
left hand mashed yesterday evening by
getting them between his cart anu a
wagon on Madison street, between Pike
and Seventh. @
At the Mother of God Church next
Sunday, all Of the German Catholic
Benevolent Societies will celebrate their
anniversary. They will parade in the
afternoon through the principal streets
of the city,, alter which they will pro-
ceed TO the Church. where Rev. Teuten-
berg will preach sermon. The knights
OF st. George, of Cincinnati, will be in
attendance.
Mary Jane Brown brought suit in the
County Court against Frederick Hills
heiDle, alleging that he is the father OF
IN illegitimate child and praying for re-
liei and damages. She also entered suit
In the Circuit Court against the same
defendant, to recover posse ssion of the
furniture in the house No. 95. Watkins
street, valued at $500, and which she
claims Is her property. She also asks
for Sl00 damages tor detention OF the
Rame.f
The game between the Stars and Red
Stockings, OF st. Louis, took place at
lhe Star grounds yesterday afternoon.
Butthree of the former club, Messrs.
Houtz, Boughper and McSorley, were
able TO play. Still. the game cante of
and was Witnessedby about i've hundred
people. The Stars were beaten by a
score of thirteen to eight. They play
The indianapolis Citys to-day, st. Louis
Reds return game tomorrow, and Buck
eyes, OF Columbus, Saturday-all on the
Star grounds.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met yesterday. Mr.. John Wolf was
elected Chairman tor the ensuing year,
and Mr.. III. T. Whitaker Secretary. II
was determined that the convention to
Nominate Sheriff for Kenton County
should be held at independence on the
10th Of May, and that the primary cleo
tlons for delegates to said convention
should take place at the various voting
precincts of the city on the 18Th Of May,
from 2 TO 8 O'Clock p. M, ana in the
country from 2 to O'CLOCK p. M. Two
Judges, a Sheriff and q clerk for each
voting place were appointed. A resolu-
tion was passed that none but recog-
nized Democrats should he allowed to
vote at the primary elections.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-The
May term oil the UniJed States District
Court commenced yesterday, Hon.
Bland Ballard presiding. Messrs. A.
J.a Harrington, Joseph z. Hunt, John
Greer Cox and j. III. Hillman were ap-
puinted special bailiffs.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Grand Jury: N. b. Stephens, j. NJ. Tip.
ton, iShadford Easton, j. w. Baker, A.
j. McNew, Henry Williams, John g.
Berry, p. s. Blades, W. j. Hermes, j. Ii.
Walton, Jas. X. Stone, w. A. Pepper,
Reuben Conner, Thos. Reed, jr., J. d.
Shut, d. b. Miller. Xxx.
Judge John l.. Miner, Of Cincinnati;
Am. Swope, ESQ.,. of Paris, KY, and
Richard Ii. Gray, Esq, of Covington,
were admitted as attorneys. Ha
Judgment was rendered In favor OF
the United States against the horse and
wagon belonging to John Zimmerman
ct ALL. accused of violating revenue laws; !;
s150.
IN the case Of Howell Gano g Co. vs..
Nj. III. Jewett Judgment was given In fa-
vor OF plaintiffs i0r $535 "a.
In the case OF Lockard, Ireland g Co.
VS.. Saiyer, Patton u Co., Judgment was
rendered Tor plaintiffs in the sum Of ST.
BOO.
The Clerk Of the Court filed his report
OF money In the registry OF Court,
amounting to $S.oSa 81. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Nose Graham will start tomorrow, as
apedeslrian, for Philadelphia.
"A marriage license was issued to Jas.
Pelsner and Eliz. Wittlemeyer.
Pat. Canfield was fined So and cost by
1udge Geisler for being drunk and dis
orderly. sll st4. ~ .,...,s N, ass. h
TheIfire ON Madison street this morning
was undoubtedly the work Of an incandi-
Rry, as the nre spread from four or five
Glfsrent places. M
The Water-works Board has rescinded
the contract for remodeiing and
strengthenlng the outer slope OF the
main dam OF the reservoir The B0 ard
will do the work itself, beginning to-day.
Ed, R. Helm, Esq, a well-known law
yer OF this city and son OF Mr.. Hubbard
ID. Helm, will be married this evening to
the handsome ana accomplished young
lady, Miss Mary Collier. The ceremo-
mics will take place at the Mt. Pleasant
Church ut 8 O'Clock.
AN alarm of fire was sounded shortly
before 4 O'clock this morning from Box
NOS. The frame building on Madison
street west OF York, belonging TO Chas.
Maneet, and formerly occupied as, q
ailOe WAS IN ii ra q nd m