The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-14
NE wPORT.

The Hibernians are picnicking to-day
at Parker's GROVE. Z E E EG tLGA5tJ
The firemen have added much to the
beauty Or their EngiIe-hbuse bya coat
of blue paint TO the ceiling.
Mr.. Boyd, our good looking police
officer, is visiting friends at Loveland,
Ohio, thrs week. eR. 4 fio<iTl"- a 4G&
The flags on the. ferry-boats were put
at halt mast yesterday in memory of the
LATE engineer. John Davis. ,.s fr
CIRCUIT CoURT.--In the case of Keat-
ing against w eaver, for $4,000 damages,
the jury yesterday returned a verdict tor
defendant. ,r,-o {,goAr,14T -.,,-rn
At the Centennial Fourth &c celebration,
Hon. TafVin Baker will be the orator,
Oliver Root reader, and Col. Taylor his.
t0riaA. }st.t ~rgHsNNEyEF.
Capt. j. N. Horne, Leader Of the Co
1uHi bus Barracks Baiid, VIII besjofned In
wedlock to Miss Julia Hayman, of this
city atg7 o'clock this evening at Taylor
sti eet NJ. e. Church.
MIR. Charles Berry, Esq, formerly
Newport reporter for the Enquirer, but
now engaged in farming up in Pendleton
County, arrived rinstoW this morning to
remain a few days among his numerous
friends Charles 10 locking he-picture
'ofhealth, and can talk ''hoss' fuently.
The Turner'S have elected the follow
ing officers Tor the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, fPhilip 'Scheefnama; Vice Presi-
dent, George Gneb; First Secretary, g..
Muller; Second Secretary, w. Guedon;
First Turn Warden, Ii. Heyne; Second
Turn Warden, j. Brandt; Treasurer,
Conrad Best; Committee on Sick, Z.
Braun, IF. Wiesler and ohm GessIer;
Trustees, ID. Brandt, John Wohltarth
and Franz HERMANN; Committee on
Literary Department, III. Grlmme, Chas.
Klingworth, ID. Brandt; Principal, f.
Wiesleri Assistant Teacher, IL. Grimme
hAt' HAMILTON.
Frank. -Moreau -lelt last night on @
visit East aud to take u look at the Cen.
seminal.
K Mi. Henry Kessling and danghterleave
this evening for New York, en- route to
Europe.
Quite a number of citizens left this
morning 10 JOIN the iookers-Un in Venice
1t The Queen City to-day.
John Zeal, who was kicked by horse
Monday nsghJ, is still UNCONSCIOUS, and
1t is considered doubtful whetherhe will
recover.
A Mrs. Keeling, who lives near George.
town, while on her way TO market Mon
day night, was ithroWn from her wagon
and badly injured.
j. II. Bfyden and j. +. Lincoln, for.
i'm. rly residents oil Hamilton, and well
known in rahroad circles, are in the city
visiting old friends.
8G LEXINGTON. KY.
The United Sous of Erin have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Timothy Anglin, Presidenu; Pau
Conlon, Vice President; Gohn Ready
Secretary; Thos. O'Bryan, Treasurer.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet to nominate u candidate lol
Sheriff, ON the 26th.7
Rev..J. b. Voolfolk is creating con.
siderable excitement on the financial
questions Of the day. Mr.. voolfolk has
made political economy his study for
Bome time, and his ideas are well ma
tured. ~E
A picnic will be given by st. Paups
Catholic Church, on the Fourth of July
for the benefit OF the City Hospital
Though the institution is under the con-
troll OF the city, the good people OF the
church proposes to open their hearts in
behalf Of the sick poor OF our vicinity.
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