The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

WIN AlNCo hU VIC COluCL VI lbCCHOh CIV
BankIick streets, was kicked by a hors'
yesterday and suffered q fracture Of the
frontal bone over the right eye.
MAYORS CoURT.-W. Donohue, Dicl
Bryan ID. Lambert, Mike Moore ant
Wm, Call. drunk, each 81; VIM. vii
liams, Pat. Rohan, drunk and disor
derly, each $4; Belle Rogers, W. Renne
kef, disorderly, each SIS; II. WermelinS
August Tim, G. Sherring, J.. RickhOH ant
II. KnIper, same, each So; Mat. Hays
same, $S; Margaret Kiltoyle, drunk, dis
missed; August Cordesman, concealed
weapons, continued; James Morrissel
and James Move, breach Of peace, VI
each.
NEWPORT.
Circuit Court is in session to-day.
Betting on majorities in the "SoliC
Second" is now quite lively, "be gob.",
Mr.. john Tibeghien is the regular
Democratic nominee for Marketmaster'
Jordan's dry goods store, No. S6 Yorl
street, was visited by burglars last
night. ta...
Tne Magistrates left to-day for Alex.
Andria to appoint a School Commissioner
1or this county.
Remember the grand vocal and instru.
mental cnncert az Odd.telloWs' Hall to-
morrow evening.
DR.. Smith arrived in town this morning
and had d friendly shake with many OF
his old friends and acquaintances.
The cases of Conklin, Ryan and others,
who made disturbance at the late DEM
ocratic Convention, were continued.
The Constables in this neighborhood
were busy to-day taking in number of
hunters who were violating the game
law. .. sa,.... ....
Louis Koenig, alias Scott, who bur-
gIarizeG Mr.. Daly's residence on Madi-
Son street, was held over 70 the Criminal
Court in the sum Of $5O0 ...
A mass meeting of Republicans will be
held in the Council Chamber tomorrow
night to elect delegates to the Congress.
sional Convention of next Thursday.
is presumed that the action Of the
Democratic Executive Committee, in
dropping Mr.. sutton and MIR. Edgar, and
nominating A. L. Root Esq, for City
Attorney, will restore harmony in the
ranks of the party.
w. w. Barrett, First Lieutenant, left
the Barracks this. morning for Hunts
willie, Ala. Company A will leave Thurs
day for Aberdeen, Miss, and the Band
for Mt. Vernon, Alabama.
The Democratic Executive Committee
un Saturday night took action in the,
Edgar-Suttonc case, by puttiugthem both
of and substituting Nj. A. I. Root,
Esq, as candidate for City Attorney.
In the Chancery Court alimony to the
extent of $40 per month was ordered to
be paid BY the defendant in the divorce
ease, Of 5. Williams against Thos. Ii.
Williams, during the pending OF the
suit
CRY CoURr-Richard Wilson, carry
ing concealed weapons, continued; j.
Kerr was fined 500 and sent up for fifty
days ior d breach OF the peace-( Kerr is
toothidoctoE and received the above
sentence for entering Mrs. Davis prem
ises and attempting TO force his services
on some ladies in the house); Thomas
Purcell, disorderly, cent and costs;
Jacob Lesch, breach Of the peace, 81 and
costs; Mike Scott, disorderly, contin-
ued,
The residence of MI. III. v. DAILY, of
tie firm of King % DAILY, of Cincinnati,
situated on Madison street, near Colum-
bia, in this city, was entered by a bur-
glar Saturday night. The thief got into
the house from the cellar. He lit O
candle and made thorough search OF
the premises. He obtained lot of silver
ware and other yaluables, put them in
Iarpet-bag and made his escape. The
burglar attempted. to cross the Railroad
Bridge, sbut the. collectors suspicious
were aroused and he gave the alarm.
The thiet started for the ferry at full
Rpeed but fell into the hands of Lieuten-
ant Cottingham, who took him to the !
Station-house where he gave the name |
pl Scott,
HAMILTON.
James Mckinney returned last week |
from his trip East.
The Hawthorne Club meets this even |
ing at Mrs. Thomas Morris.
Mrs. Joseph Mollineaux, OF Oxford,
speut yesterday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood lett for |
their home at Chillicothe this morning.
VIM. z. Miller has been appointed |
mailing clerk at the Post-oaice, vice /
Walter MOur, resigned.
Rev. j. Cooper filled the pulpit OF the |
United Presbyterian Church yes terday |
morning, and Rev. Hugh McDiIl in the
evening.
Tickets for the Democratic soldiers
reunion at Indianapolis are for sale at
Dr.. Myers drug store. Only TWO dol
lars the round trip.
Mrs. Van Hook, widow of the late
VIM. b. Van Hook, was attacked with
paralysis Saturday afternoon, She was
considered some better yesterday.
The match game of baseball played
Saturday afternoon between the Live
oaks and the Camden Club resulted In
victory for the former club by a score of
B6 b II.
The Post-office was entered by bur.
glars on Saturday night or Sunday morn.
ing, and some sixty dollars worth OF
stamps stolen. No clue as yet to sne
guilty parties.
Col. L. D. Campbell, Gen. Vanderveer
and other army officers have issued
call 70 the soldiers OF Butler County to
attend the soldiers reunion at Indian
apolis on the 9th inst.
There is rumor afoat, it seems, that |