The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-21
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day-a continued case of yesterday.
St. Benedict's Day was celebrated this
morning in all OF the Catholic Churches.
Miss Kate Terpel left this morning on
atrip' TO Fort Wayne for yisit TO hef
rtends.
III. p, Whitaker, assignee oil Henry
Niemeyer, has brought suit against hf-
teep saloon keepers who have ialled TO
settle their old accounts.
A divorce suit was entered in the
Chsncery Court by Mary Bonner against
j. S. Bonner, on the alleged grounds OF
drunkenness and luelty.
A grand concert will be given by the
DC. Alloy sius Young Mems Society at st.
Mary's School Hall on Easter Monday
for the benefit OF the new clock.
The Supreme Lodge of the United
States OF the Ancient Order of United
Werkmen, meets at Fechter's Hall, cor
ner Of sixth and Madison streets, at 10
O'clock tomorrow morning.
The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen in the United
States met this morning at 10 O'clock in
Fechter's Hall, corner OF Madison and
Sixth streets. Four delegates from
Iowa, four from Pennsylvania, and three
each OF Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana
and New York were present. j. NJ. Nc
Nair, Supreme Master, of Pittsburg; r.
ID. Handy, of Coyington, p. S. M, and
W. IL. Turner, Grand Recorder, were
also present. The session will continue
far some days. Tomorrow night j. nj.
McNair will deliver an address on the
principles and objects of the Order.
NEWPORT.
Mayor Frazier, OF Lexington, KY, is
in the city.
Mayor Berry left last night for Wash
ington on Newport Barracks business.
Mr. Louis Geisbauer was appointed
yesterday afternoon TO operate the Con-
STAINS brewery.
Officer Boyd lett last night for Frank
fort with Frank Schoenlaub, who was
convicted of rape and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment.
The condition OF Henry Jones, son of
the post trader at Columbus, is no bet
ter. His many young friends in this
section hope for favorable change.
The act creating two medical districts
IN this city has passed the Legislature.
The District Ply siclanS are to be elected
by the people. and the salary OF 500 is
to be divided between them.
Henry Reimer's family seems to be in
some difficulty in the line OF Beecherism,
60. AT least so we understand from the
advertisement in q German paper, in
which q Baptist preacher is warned
from entering the advertisers premises
and attempting to convert his wife.
Does DR.. Meisenheimer remember the
day, twenty years ago, when he was
hugged by bear in the region of the
powder magazine? We were furnished
rrrft ho kNnst atyff j, f1,fo
this morning by an old farmer, an eye
witness, and he says it was the most
Iaughable sight he ever had seen.
Much Indignation was expressed by
cur citizens to-day, when they saw
Frank Schoenlaub, Who was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for ten years, taken
by the Deputy Sheriff to the depot. He
was thlnly clad, had OH torn SHOES and
was dragged numerically through the
shickesJ snow, besides being burdened
with heavy iron chain. Such conduct
ON tho part OF our officers ought to be in-
vestigated.
The news from Columbus is anything
but cheering. One of the best musicians
Of the old band is now under arrest and
threatened with a dishonorable dis
charge, because some of the officers ac-
cused him Of writing letters to the Com
but the date OF trial has not been liked.
The condition of affairs " the Columbus
Arsenal needs an investigation. and the
proper authorities should lose no time.
The name OF the man is Frank Manville,
who is well known In this city. He has
emily fifty Gays to serve, and If court
martialed will lose $395 and be dis
charged in disgrace. Now every one
knows that ManYille is innocent Of those
letters, but this seems to be the only
means the officers at Columbus have TO
retaliate Tor the movement made here to
have the Barracks regarrisoIed.
. HAMILTON.
Judge Hume VIII hold Criminal Court
Tomorrow.
A case of varioloid was last night re-
ported to the Health Officer.
Petition for divorce was yesterday
fled by Clarence Montag against Mary
L. Montag.
Charles Russell is out as Democratic
candidate for Constable for Hamilton
TOwnship.
Yesterday the Board of County Com
missioners were engaged in examining
the County Treasury.
In the case Of Jane Neuman against
meyer no eC al, Judgment I0f
$40 % was rendered plaintiff.
The "hog and cattle ordinance" will
not be enforced until after the election.
The reason is plain to be seen.
The funeral OF Mrs. Murphy, mother
Of Hon. Peter Murphy, took place yes.
.tefday. Her remains were inferred lii
the Princeton Cemetery.
Sheriff Thomas started to Columbus
last night for the. purpose Of bringing
from the Penitentiary David Bouser and
Frank George. They are subpenaed as
witnesses in the W olyerton case. They
were Jointly indicted with the latter for
horse stealing.
The remains Of Mrs. Furhman, who
died on tue 18th INST, at Salt Lake City,
arc lying at tue residence OF Jacob Long
awaiting instructions from friends al
that point as to the place of interment.
Mrs. Furhman's death was caused by
gpoplexy, and came as a shock to Il
wide circle OF friends and acquaintances
in and around Hamilton.
LEXINGTON, KY.
T. E: Pearson, Of Boston, is in the city
looking alter fine horses.
The snow here at noon Monday was