The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06
CovINGToN.

The Brlstow Club will have a mass
meeting at Drexelius Hall tonight.
The stars 20 to Columbus tonight and
will play the Buckeyes tomorrow and
Friday.
The Light Guard was visited last night
by q delegation from the Cincinnati
Lytle Greys.
The engine at the Golfer dam for pump
ing out the water, is being put up, and
the stone work will soon be commenced.
Orphan Asylum was laid yesterday by
Father McGill, in the absence of Bishop
Toebbe.
Richard C. Stewart, jr., nineteen years,
and Miss Jennie Steers, sixteen, were
married this afternoon at the residence
OF the BRIDES guardian, George A. Yates.
J.C. Page, of Richmond, ILL.,, informs
the Marshal that he will pay $50 tor a
horse stolen IRON him last Saturday,
and $40 more for the capture of the thief.
MAYORS COURT. - Lizzie Lindsay,
disorderiy, given in charge of her moth
er to take to the country; John Budke,
drunk and disQrderly, dismissed; Owen
McGinty, drunk, 81. '.
Two horses attached to d charcoal
wagon, on Madison street near Eleventh,
took fright last night and dashed down
towards the baseball grounds. One Of
the horses was severely injured.
Mr.. Clarence Gregg, of Circleville,
Ohio, and Miss Clara LOCKER, OF Cincin-
natl, were married yesterday in the
Bridge COLLECTORS office at the other end
of the Suspension Bridge. Rev. p.
Wiles, of the Christian Church, tied the
Knot.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-A number of cases
were filed away, OF continued. Bail was
forfeited and cases continued in the
cases.of George Holden, VIM. Ford, M.
Finah and NJ. CroHan. The indictments
against Thomas and Andrew Crockett
were dismissed.
CHANCERY .CoURT.--In the case OF
Jane Proctor and Marmaduke Proctor,
petitions and cross petitions tor divorce
were iiled. They were granted a divorce
ssirorn bed and board"
In the case of d. j. Hunt against the
Kanawha g. Ohio Coal Company, the
plaintiff was awarded judgment fol
$2,272.
George Pitts against the West End
Odd-fellows' Hall Association, judgment
ter $100 with Interest for i've years,
Mr.. Charles sBogenschutz and wife
went to the picnic yesterday at st
johns Orphan Asylum. On their re
turn, the wagon in which they and {
number OF their relatives were seated
upset near Workmen's Hall, on Pike
etreet, throwing cut the occupants
Mrs. Bogenschutz was hurled upon the
curbstone and hurt severely about the
forehead, receiving number OF ugly
gashes. She was taken to her home, No
1214 Wheeler street, where she is nov
lying at the point of death. DR.. Il. FL
Noonan was called In and did ever!
thing in his power to relieve her pains
but there is very little hope for her re
covery. Mrs. BogenschutZ was married
about one week ago. None of the othe
occupants of the wagon were injured
The accident was brought on by a broker
axle.
NEwFoRT.
The ball'at Rea Mems Hall last night
was well attended. ....
George Wetheringham says rsshe'
weighs twelve pounds, and we dom
dispute his word.
The Treasurer Of the Public SCHOOL,
paid the teachers OF the schools to-day
At the Rjnggold-street school-house.
The Committee appointed to make ar.
Tangements for the celebrauon Of til,
Fourth of July will meet Tomorrow
might at the Council Chamber.
Fhos. Leonard, Lindempn, the baker,
and Hiram Atkinson were among those
Injured at The picnic yesterday. Atkin
son mad his head fractured by beel
glass. r'sr
The Democratic County Executive
Committee agreed to call Convention
E0r the first Monday in July, the primary
Elections to be held On July 1, the Satur
nay preceding.
The old Beard OF Directors OF the New
port q CUyingtoh Bridge Company me
Yesterday, welcomed, the new members
and adjourned. The new Board organ.
iced and reelected Mr.. Liyezey, Presi
dent, and Mi. Hawthorn, Secretary.
A lot of rutiians, some eight or ten ir
number, at the picnic at Odd-fellows
Grove got into row among themselves
several OF them receiving cuts and dan
gerous slasbes about their heads. Th,
row began in their attempt to swlndl,
sae bafkeepers. Most oil the party wer,
rowdies from thiscity.
The steamer Dove No. . from Frank
F.rt arrived last night at $3.50 p'oiocl
with Company IL, OF that place, and re-
NAMED on the Cincinnati side until thi
morning at $3.50, The company is a lin,
&80kluk bGt VI lutfl, uuueI t0mMtaU V
Major Ewing. Some of them brough
their families along, and all seem salts.
He'd with the change. They left Frank.
fort last Sunday afternoon, and tran g.
ported everything belonging to tha
post.
SCHOOL BOARD LAST MIGHT. - Ths
Trensurer reports a balance on hand o
s2,253 81. The report from the Committed
on Studies was received: Music AMI
drawing are to be abolished, pehmanshil
discontinued as special branch, tina
only two teachers of German be ap
pointed. and that the Hign School b
abolished, d higher grade being formed
A,he special Committee reported as Il
4he account OF MI. Jones. The latte
sent in word that he WAS debtor to thu
Board for STA 60.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Jas. A. Wood
of Chillieothe, are In the city visitin
Gcdatiyes and friends.
The ladies OF the Universalist Churcl
will give strawberry festival this even
Spg in Bsekett's Hall
Tom Mcclellan and Jacob Morne
were arrested sunday night for drunk