The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16
covINGToN.

Wm. Riehemann was appointed, In
the Cuunty Court, administrators OIL
Henry Rehemann.
Major Abbott has placed an extra &c
commodation car ON Scott street, to run
batween fourth and Sixteenth street.
Car No. 20, Of the Madison-street line,
was lhrowh of the track on Third street,
west oil Scott, by The breaking OF wheel.
At625 Greenup street, the front OF the
bouse Was blown out and the ruof was
blown Oh james w. Walkers dry goods
Store, corner Sixth and Madison.
Joseph Hermes, appointed to go to
Frank tort in the interest Of the saloon
keepers, hassreturned, aud seems we'll
satisfied with the result Of his iabors.
Mayors Court-Henry Heinan, drunk
and disorderly, $I3; Chas. Zimmerman,
drunk, disnlissed; Gus. GaDei and Geo.
Nelson Buckner, a colored man, VINO
gave his wife y fearful beating yester-
day, was fined $685.
A new sporting club, the Centennial
Shooting and Fishing Club, was organ
iged last nighJ in meeting held at No..
27l East Thirteenth street. The follow
ing are The officers elected: President,
hich. MeGraw; Secretary, Ben. DAVIS;
Treasurer, Thos. Collopy; Field Cap
tain. James Hood Directors, Wm. GAR
usr, Benj. Il. DAVIS and VIM. johnson.
kll communications should be addressed
to VIM. Garner, No. 22l East Thirteenth
street.
The Turner Society OF this city met
last night and elected the following Off
eersi President, George Knorr; Vice
President, Fred. Stengel; Instructor,
Vim. Ruh; A assistant Instructor, Frank
HEM; Secretary, Joseph Meyer; Assist
ant Secretary, August Grete; GORE
spending Secretary, j. Weaver; Treas
prer, Jno. Habbei; Janitor, j. Bruestle;
Trustees, JAG. Zeiz and Fred. Tieke. "A
committee OF five was appointed to take
In charge the project Of the Society OF
buiiding a hall en- their lot on Pike street.
NEWPORT.
The Dueber Watch Manufacturing
Company had their mammoth safe put
In position yesterday. Moster, Bahmann
u Co. are the builders.
Two large cisterns on Harris street,
between Central avenue and Isabella
street, are now full with water and Mo
covering to them, a great obstruction to
passers-by. r. 'v@
An English patent-lever watch will be
raffied of tomorrow night at Eclipse
Hall for the benefit of Mary Kelley,
ego In ElizabethtoWn. Alter the rattle a
Bail will be given.
Rev. Then, of Corpus Christi Church,
corner Of Chestnut and Brighton streets,
celebrated his 'Namenstag" to-day.
the children OF the school were up To-
the occasion and made their spiritual
Adviser several handsome presents.
The A. .. Fl. and the St. Patriek's and
Gt. Josephs Societies, with Grand Mar
bhal Richard Barrett at their head, will
march tomorrow morning to Covington,
parade through that city, and then re-
burn In company with the Coyington So
eieties and march through Newport.
Thehennery OF Wm. Huber, the tavern-
keeper in Finchtown, was visited
night before last, and robbed of twenty
birds. The thieves, who only left eight
chickens behind them, are requested to
some and receive these also. Huber Is
raging terribly, and says that his chick |
en- rOOst Is TO be demolished, as he does
not wish to encourage any more thiev-
cry.
Messrs. Thomas Gallagher, Major VIM.
H. AClipner, Captain w. N. Air, Major |
Ed. VHara, Col. A. 8. Berry and John
hatcher, the committee appointed the
meeting sat the Court-house astinight, to
confer with the public bodies OF Cincin- |
natl on the subject OF having the Bar
FaeksTegarrisoned, ,leitfor that city this |
morning and Will visit the Board Of
Trade and Chamber OF Commerce.
The storm this morning played sad
havoc in our city. The chimney on the |
pakery, ,seorner or james alley and York |
ttreet, came down, and a milkman mar
Sowly escaped being struck by the stones.
A number Of gas-lamps on York street, |
shutter at tine Post-ofiiee, the sign OIL
the cigar store on Jefferson near Y ork,
shout two dozen trees, and fence on
Mayo street, were blown down, and in
fury done to innumerable houses in the
tity.
The meeting called last night to con-
alder the Barracks question as well n
tsnded. Mayor Berry presided. After
Sne feIiowing resolutions were adopted
tte meeting adjourned:
ssWhereas. Newport was used as a
regular Military Post for three-quafters
bf century, having served as head
quarters Of the Western troops in the
War Of 1872;
"Whereas, Newport is more advan-J
tageousiy located for the procuring Eot Il
supplies and is better adapted as re-
cruiting station than the City Of Colum-
BUS;
.Whereas, Newport furnishes greater
|
troops to any part Of the country than
Columbus: i,
'Hesolved, That 1t is the sense of this
meeting that the Government be re-
Quested to return the troops TO this post I
trom the acoiurnbus Barracks, and that
the City C0uncil OF Newport be asked to
take such measures as may be deemed
necessary Wy 'that body to accomplish
this purposes"
HAMILTON.
The Pbunny Seven contemplate vIsit-
Sng MfddletoWn soon.
Walter Brown, sr., Uf Oxford, was
barred yesterday AFTERNOON. Ia
Jehn K. Flickinger was yesterday an
pointed administrator OF Pat. Roch, de.
ceased.
The Hamilton Basin's fate appears al
most sealed. And who is -there 70 /,
a. wealthy gentleman OF the Eirst 7
w ard, 1t is reported, is about to furnish I
with dress saits the Light infantry. 4
8. W. Brock, the High-street ieweler.
Ia reported TO have found among some .
rubbage q nugget OF gold worth Sij2