The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
THE DAILY STAR
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ed gate-keeper OH the Banklick Pike, il
place of Mrs. Hunter.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Fritze, dis
orderly, 50; NJ. Moran, same, dismissed,
Jim Hennessy, drunk, 81.
Degree of Honor, A. o. U. W.. will
meet Thursday evening at Fechters
dalI' All are invited to attend.
Burglars who visited the residence OF
Jo"n Romeck, at Ill Greehup street, yes.
terday obtained $9 In money ana some
articles of value. 49,.
A suit was brought in the Chancery
court yesterday by s.. II. Geisendort
against the Oovington Mutual Ice Com
pany tor 1914 80.
(, Beh Hodges, the negro who is In Jail
or an alleged attempt to rape Mrs. Ma
linda Hues, Will be tried this evening
before Squire Tebbs. 80
A grand ten-pih prize match takes
place at Il. HuniDghake's Tomorrow
afternoon for the benefit of the new
Franklin Public School.
The Tilden and Hendricks CInbs Of
the Ninth, sixth, First, Fifth and Sew.
ehth Wards will assemble at their re.
spective places tomorrow evening and
parade over the Suspension Bridge
through Cincinnati.
In the case OF Ellen Lother against w.
V. Spangfer, suit for damages for false
arrest and imprisonment, the jury found
a verdict Tor the defendant, believing
mat While the plaintiff was innocent, the
ascendant was not actuated by malice.
The following have been elected regi-
mental officers OF the Tilden ana Hem
nTlcks Guards of the city: Colonel, j.
tloyd Lewis; Lieutenant Colonel 7
GraSianf; Adtuta nc, Louis Braber: Quar-
Brmaster, Leo Raum; Sergeant Major.
Frank. Berte.
The First Ward Hayes and Wheeler
Guards were organized at Younper,s
Hat, last night, seventy.tive men strong,
lafayette Bradford was elected Captain,
VIM. ELLIS, First Lieutenant, Charles |
barnes, Second Lieutenant, and joseph |
Cotton, Orderly Sergeant.
COUNTY COURT.-The will of Michael |
Kelly was Erobated. Sheriff Perciynl |
lied his delinquent lisLs of personal |
property, 1914 9S; enrolled militia, ST.. |
SIS 5O; colored tIthes, $734; total, So. |
40 AZ. Due credit W IS allowed, and an |
order made to certify the same to Che |
Auditor OF State.
The Water-works Joint Commission
met again in the parlor of the First Ma.
tionai Bank, to continue the negotiation
between Newport and CoVington for a
cohsolldatlon OF the Water-works sys-
Iems OF the TWO cities. The two Boards
hre very near an agreement, apparently, /
and will soon find base upon which To-
set.
..' NEWPORT.
j. p. Cummings is a candidate for
Trustee of the Water-works.
Mrs. Davis and her daughter. Mrs. NJ
Morris, returned from Louisville yes.
terday.
Mrs. Rfsch, who lives on Goodman
street, near the Licking, broke her arm
yesterday.
The Market Association Will meet TO-
light at Eclipse Hall to devise some
means OF transferring the new market
louse to the city.
Miss Agnes Flanagan fell down
itairWay Yesterday, in a tobacco shop.
In Cincinnati, and received severe inter- {
nal injuries. she was taken to her home
Dn Goodman street.
Mr.. Murray, of Company A, who died | {
was buried from the Bar.
,acks this morning. The flag at the /
grounds was at halt-mast. The remains, I
wrapped in United States hag, were
escorted TO Evergreen Cemetery by the c
pany OF soldiers. II
The following have been elected officers
Df tire Fifth Ward Hayes and Wheeler /,
Guard: Captain, j onn Btllenstein; First !
Lieutenant, W. II. VOICE; Second Lieu. /
tenant, G. Jacobs; Quartermaster, j. X.
Stone. The Orderly Sergeant and Cor.
poraF Will be appointed by the Captain. /
An event of more than ordinary inter-
est will take place tomorrow at Indian !
Springs, in this county, on which occa-
sion MIR. Michael Ensweiler and his
amiabIe vile will celebrate their !
COLLEEN wedding, or the tiftieth an. =
llyersary of their happy welded
lie. Mr.. Ensweiler is aged a
seventy-two and his wife seventy -lour '
years, and have been residents OF this
county for more than thirty.three years.
At the same time and place Mr.. John
Cline, son-in-law OF Mr.. Ensweller, will b
his silver wedding. Mr.. Cline ii
las been resident Of this city over S
hirty years. y
LEXINGTON. KY. v
Henry Spencer was yesterday boun1 n
'ver for further trial tor cutting with in u
ent to kill.
Chas. Upton, for the murder of Jesse Il
aobinett, was held for further trial by g
udge Stevenson yesterday. Il
Prof. Breck Smith was out SATURDAY. 6
aking astronomical observations of +. e
amp-black moon in front Of Joe Loyen. m
arRs. ......
The TIlden and Hendricks Clubs have
eceived invitations TO participate In r.
he Democratic Rally at Indianapolis on I
be 9th proX. u
DR.. Riley, the celebrated trainer at II
ashland, has gone to the Centennial. ~
me OF Lexington's Bellies Is also miss. "
ng aud it is reported that Riley will Bel
lited in niatriInony before he returns. le
1t is reported that one of Yellman. ~ 10
OWNS batchelDr policemen is soon to q,
bake the shackles of single blessedness a,
nd launch his bark on hte's tempestu- ~
US sea as a benedict. The affair Will ~
tke place in a few weeks.
Il. Hamilton was yesterday morning Ed,,
rought before Judge Kinkead. but the II,
in the case had not concluded th
s we closed our report. phe evidence ~
the woman with whom Kirtley lived cp
itfered considerably from the testimony W
etere the Coroner. Her evidence viii 1
lerefore be OF little weight. se