The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
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No Mayors Court. -,
Mrs. Vincent Shinkle is dangerously
Iii.
Richard Sum died last evening from
she effects of sunstroKe'
Raw. +. M. Worrall, d. D., and his wife
lett last night for Pniladelphia.
Messrs. Better g. Dillon, shoe dealers,
No, 600 Madison street, made an assign
ment TO Mr.. Sanford K. Egan for the
benefit Of their creditors. The stock is
estimated at $4,000.
Mr.. Henry Hardebeck, the merchant
tailor on Pike street, was thrown out oil
his buggy, together with his two chill
dren, yesterday, at the corner OF Pike
and Main streets. Mr.. Hai debeck was
periously injured. the children, how
ever, were mol hurt.
REFORM MEETING. = The Reiormers
met last night al Odd-iellows' Hall, W..
II. Mackoy presiding. The Committee
ON Resolutions brought in their amended
report, which was adopted. The report
blames the City Council for its remiss-
ness in failing to institute proper CIVIL
and criminal proceedings against the
aeiaulters and swindlers in The various
sfices. ..... ... /,
A reward is to be offered for the arrest
and delivery Of Smith N. Hawes, the de-
laulting Treasurer. r
The following Committee on safety
was appointedi Messrs. VIM. d. Mac
koy, D4vid Banning, N. b. Stephens, j..
D. Hearne, s.. w. Hampton, Bernard
Becker, Geo. W. Howell, T. z. McNeigh,
James i. Henderson, Dwight .. Culbert-
pom, Hayden Kendall, L: Helneman'
Thos. Ill. Kennedy. Cbas. Bogensehutz,
heo. A. Zwick, A. V. Winston, James Z.
blick, Val. z. Collins, Homer hudson
hnd Shadford Easton.
NEWPORT.
The new pump at the corner of York
pnd Bellevue streets is being greatly
patronIzed.
CITY Commissioned Digby, drunk
and disorder IL, So aHd costs; Y. q. Har-
fis, John Howe, breach OF the peace,
Bach 70 and costs.
VIM. Amback, q driver for Butcher &
Wiedeman, the brewery firm, was pros
frated by sunstruke last evening. This
morning he was much better.
Elijah Orr, stone mason, entered
Ryan's saloon on York street yesterday
AFTERNOON, spelling for hight. He found
it. Orr brandished a. pistol, but the
weapon was Knocked out OF his hand,
and a two.gallon jug broken over his
head. LOUIS Thornton and "Doc" Gates
assailed hum with glasses. The three
were arrested and taken before the City
Judge. Ryan was also arrested. On
was required to give 500 bouds and tue
rest eacn 500. Orf's injuries are dan
gerous. III
LEXINGTON. KY. e.
Colonel W. q. 2. Breckenridge has
gone to the Centennial.
Judge Mulligan fined John Lamb $2(
and costs for "lammlhg" his wife.
Deputy Sheriff Cochran and Mr.
James Brenn IN made a pugilisllc effor
AT each anoLner last NJ onday, which re
suited in Cochran coming out secone
best. ..g. Hf
Councilman Mulligan and country
gentleman named 81 Kmble had set-tt
On Monday. Mr.. Muiligan floored Iii
map, anu the war ended. Squire v al
PelL will settle their cases Thursday.
Some INSCRIPTIONS fellow, with neither
Tear OF God nor respect tor Judge Multi
gan, during Monday night entered the
City Temple OF Justice and there de
posted his card III ID manner not easily
b, ased. However, the idea prevail
emung some that 1t was distressed
widow in search of Mayor Frazer.
HAMILTON. 4-7' 't
' The case OF W. b. DarJnell was yes
kerday dismissed ny Justice Davidson
Petition for divorce was yesterda.
fled by Mary Selterd against Valentin,
Eelferd, on the plea Of extreme cruelty
H.H. Jones. City Clerk, was engage,
in filling out the fifty one-thousand-d0l
iar.bon us aud their coupons, ready TO
the signature OF the President.
Among the Killed III the late Custe
disast.t are tw.,~ al hamilton boys. Coi
poral King of Company A,and HIS broth
hr, private in Company Q. Thel
mother, a widow, resides in the F0urt
Ward, this city. ''>'' i'i -'