The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
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Robinson's Circus paraded the streets
This morning.
Mr.. BostwIck viii not resign until the
next meeting OF the School Board.
The Stars, of this city, were terribly
defeated by the st. Louis Red Stockings.
Score, 10 to 9.
May services begin next Monday eve-
ming in all OF the Catholic churches, and |
will continue every evening during the
month.
The election of Directors of the Ger |
man Mutual Fire Insurance Company |
will take place next Monday evening at
Drexiiius Hall.
Alfred Day, OF Harrison County, filed |
his voluntary petition in bankruptcy In
the office OF United States Commissioner
BOstwick yesterday. Liabilities, $1,2OO;
assets,0.
The fire yesterday evening about B
O'Clock from Box "a was on the roof oil
Montgomery & Co.'s coal elevator, near
the Water-works. The flames were
speedily extinguished.
A horse belonging to man named
Fritz ran away this morning, on IKE
street. and seriously damaged shed be-
longing to one Weingartner, between
Kip and Riddle streets.
Royal Burdge, young son OF Mr.. Geo.
EBurdge, fell from the porch of the sec
ond story of WIN. Sabin's house, ON
Main street, near Third, and suffered
severe injuries Of the head.
Mr.. John Wolf yesterday conveyed to
lthe Trustees Of School District No. 81,
Kenton County, a lot in Franklin's sub
division, near Coyington. The lot is to
lbe used for school purposes.
The following marriage licenses were
A stn nm
Geis and Mary Braun, Tnos. Harrison
and Kate Conley, Edmund V. Verax and
MARY A. Hitler, Henry Kuors and Mary
IE. Becker, Wash. Gardner aud Ellen
Banter, Samuel S. Seely and Mary
Mooney.
The Leap.year party at the residence
of Mr.. Kasson, West Fifth street, last
might was immense. Music was sup
piled by the ladies'. under whose super
fntendence the whole affair was placed.
Those who were present acknowledge
they were neyerso well amused as at the
above entertainment.
George Huber, green grocery man,
went to Cincinnati to-day to make pur-
chases. On arriving in this city he
found himself minus pocket book, con-
xaining over $70. lie returned to Gin
cinnati, and was most happy to receive
the book and money, which he had left
at the store where he made his pur-
chases.
A lady named Foley was thrown out
of a market wagon yesterday evening
on Scott street, The hind wheel passing
over her shoulder. Her injuries are very
severe. Constable Jerry Cronan, VINO
sttempted to stop the horse, which had
started to run, was struck on the left
breast by the shaft, and cut on the fore
head. The wheels OF the wagon passed
Dver both of his legs. No bones were
broken, and the injured were taken to
iheir homes.
MAYORS COURTS. 5. Bradley, ar
remploye OF the y. q ~. Railroad, was Wai
found near the Kentucky Central Rail
goad depot in a drunken condition by
EOfficer Senour. He was fined "a
Matt. Meyer, shoemaker, foun(
drunk at the Hospital steps
was Dismissed. Ben. johnson
q colored man, yesterday evening en-
tered George Vikings saloon on Pike
street. between Kip and Riddle, ant
taking out the money drawer, rif1ed 1t o.
s2 40. He was detected by the bar keep
er and he in company with the "beau ol
she Police" Officer Whittle, pursAet
Ben. to Brands coal shed on Batchelo
street. The Mayor sent him to th'
nv ork-house for forty days.
t.r NEWPORT.
Isaac Reed, in the City Court, was
fined ST. and costs for drunkenness ant
disoraerly conduct.
The Thompson Brothers, last evening
completed the brickwolk on the new
building OF the Dueber Watch case Com
pany. The premises will be occupied b..
hhe end OF next month.
The Republican Convention OF Camp
bell County will meet in the Court-hous
This afternoon TO appoint delegates II
the Convention at Louisville, and
County Executive Committee.
BARRACKS NEWs.-Capt. Morris AM
Liepl. thompson. of Columbus, wer
here on visit yesterday. Col. Penny
hacker, of the Sixteenth Infantry, is ex
pected here shortly on visit OF inspec
zion.
Coroner Winston held an inquest las
night on the body Of Mrs. Mary Barnett
Mho died suddenly, while eating her sup
per, al her house, corner OF Moss AM
Madison streets. Verdict, "Death fror
heart disease"
The Police Commissioners met las
night at the City Clerks office. Charlie
Th0mer was dismissed from the force
and Henry Nab0r was appointed patrol
man in his stead. James Daley was AZ
pointed substitute in Nabors place.
IQleteS uIOhe lulO tuo pulah liam
shop on Monmouth street, between ring
gold and Harris streets, used by b. 1
Bennett, blind peddler Of fruit. The
obtained about 20 worth of fruit. Th
theft was committed in broad daylight
Mr.. John Schwartz, Ex-Sheriff OF thi
county, came here last night OH Wis
to his family. He leaves again for Paris
kentucky, next Monday, and will b
here again before Octsber, as he is
candidate for Jailer against Mrs. Hors
fdl.
The Water-works Trustees met las
night. Claims to the amount OF $303
were allowed. The contract for 12,QO
bushels OF coal Tor the Fumping-hous
WAS awarded 10 9. Hahn at IN cents pc
busheI, delivered. The Superintendent
MAS directed to receive bids Tor the wor
pr finishing the repairs 70 thes smal
besin; also to receive bids Tor the wor
fsGpired in supporting the embankmen
" the main reservoir.
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