The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-17
DAILY STAR
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JOhQ H. bEoV9nS0n ana James Nixon
lxesigued as Southern Railroad Commis-
sioners, and George ii. Bendiger and
N. b. Stephens we're appointed and
qualified in their stead.
Mr.. d. Boro's place ON Second street,
near the bridge entrance, was visited by
q sneak thief who was about emptying
the till, when he was discovered. He
made his escape through back door.
MAYORS CoURT--Carrie Pearl, disor-
derry, $s; John McShane, same, contin-
ued; z. E. Kelly and John Jones, drunk,
eacn $4; Geo. Washing, beating his wife,
800 and COSTS; Ed. Shackelterd, drunk,
81.
Joseph Delaney, colored man, who
mas stable in the alley between Seventh
and Eighth and Nam and Craig Streets
had his horse stolen yesterday. Dela-
ney offers O reward of $le tor the return
OF the animal.
+! The State Board of Pharmacy met at
the drug store Of g. A. Zwick, and eX-
amined and granted cert fcates to John
Mozeo. Sixth and Main streets; Edward
Peak, his clerk; John ID. Koenig, clerk at
Zwiek's, and q young man from New
port.
Charles White and Charles Wade were
arrested yesterday, ON the Lexington
Pike, a few miles from the city, on the
charge of horse stealing, ana were
brought here by the Sheriff OF Putnam
County, Indiana. Both say that they
Are strangers to each other and do not
even know on what charge they are az
rested. .EFG
VIM. Archer, who says he 10 from Kan
lsas City, last Saturday evening picked
a lady's pocket OF 81 in Seyenth.street
Market. He was taken in BY Ohcers
Burk, Senour and Lambert, and this
morning sentenced to ninety days Work,
house and costa OF trial. Archer hRd
psrtner at the time he committed ihe
larceny, but he made his escape.
Adoiph Reward, Ed. Schields and Ed.
Hines Yesterday afternoon assaulted a
Young barber named Moser in Peasle-
burg, near the bowling-alley. Moser,
had the worst beaten-up lace to-day
that has been seen In COvingt0n for a
year, Hines was dismissed and the
others each fined 800 anti Gusts. Reward
Nv The man who was up lately on charge
of beating his father.
The following newly elected officers of
Teutonia Lodge, No. 26. A. u. U. w.,
have been auiy installed: r. II. Ben dori,
p. M. W.; George Leueht, Nd. w., john
Blachle, General Forsman; Conrad
Schmidt, Oyerseer; Ii. Bremencamp,
Conductor; W.. IL. Wirth, Recorder;
Dito Lott, Receiver; VIM. GobeI, Treas
Nrer; George Windisch, Inside Guard |;
u. Becker, Outside Guard. tlH s't
NEWPORT.
No City Court. .F
! Col. r. w. Nelson intends to donate
haif a dozen OF gotd fish for the Cvurt-
house fountain. II $-AYk IN
BASE BALL.-Bellevue Club 35, Sarato-
"a street boys1l; East Ends 10, Look
butts "a, in Taylor bottom yesterday. !
| A young base-ballist, whose name we
could not learn, had an arm broken yes
teruay while playing in Taylor Bottom. |
The new fountain at The Courthouse @
was finished to-day. Bill Day had charge
OF the masonry and performed his work
wen, except that the shape OF the basin,
(which is intended as parabola, Is not
periect. The ceremonies OF 'sunveiling'
ihe fountain isset aer this evening.
d. ID. Robert s. Cleburne installed the
following named officers OF Eureka Lodge
mo. l. X. of r., for the ensuing term: e..
Ill. Conn, Z. e.; VIM. Boden, V. c.; W.
"A. otter, X. OF b.; s. III. S. .Schrader,
IN. F.; Geo. Flolan, M. E.; Gev. S. Col!
bins, Prelate; Uhas. s. Walters, NJ. A. 4,
Geo. Knorr, l. g.; $. It. Sehell, .. g.
The Committee appointed by the con.
Kregation VI Corpus Christi Church to
purchase a chalice, as a token OF their
Affection lor Father Barmeister, have BE-.
1ected one from the establishment Of
Pauley, Boax & Co., OF Cincinnati, at a
cost oi $100. -1he Committee, next SUM
tday, win visit Alexandria and present
lGhe gift. lH ~ -4
The Miami Tribe No. II, Improved
l0rder OF liea Men, have selected the fol-
1Uwing as their Representatives To the
Great Council of the State OF Kentucky :
John w ohiiarlh, Andrew Pach All Chas.
KlintwoPth. The following Chiefs were
also elected for Inc ensuing term, and
INSTALLED: II Eth, Sachem; John Sganl.
Ter, Senior Saganl0re; Geo. .. Hoffman,,
IJuDior Sagamore; 9. Winteroth, Chief
lOl Records; john j. Hetsch, Assistant
lGhief of Records; John Woh1larth.
Keeper of Wampum; Charles Klint-
WORM, Prophet, or Medicine Man; John
Roth, Guard Of the Wigwam; Samuel
lochelI, Guard OF the Forest.
4 BATAVIA. o.
| Whig Holman, Constable, Marshal
and Assessor OF this city, is lying dan
gerousiy i'll. r.a
1 DIG. Dustin, one Of the livest business
men OF Clsrmont County, has completed
his new store-roOm and has covered it
completely with the alphabet. =
Mr.. Wilbur, superintendent OF the
Cincinnati g. Easlera Railroad, hns been
taken seriously Ill and has Deeniremoyed
10 his home in Lancaster. Ohio.
i There is great dissatisfaetio here on
aoc0unt Of n0mail. Batavia and along
the route had daily mail till Thufsday,
when it was stopped, 1t is said, by order
pf the Postmaster of Cincinnati. No
mail has been received here since that
Nme. What is the matter and who is re-
sponsible ior this great Inconvenience. I 0
Our peoples:
The Sun people are building a new
;briating Office. 1t will stand on the
identical spot where the church stood
1n which Henry Ward Beecher preached
his first sermon. Willis Uewan says.
aMy office Will be the best In the
reunty,n Willis toots in the band, also.
He intends to knock off from ''my ofice''
sn September and take "my band" to
.khe Fair. flt
HAMILTON.
4 The attendance at the different
lchurches yesterday was very small.
Major ID. w. 3ieClung seems TO be the
t'coming man" on the Republican side