The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-22
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A free bridge meeting has been called
for next Tuesday night at oad-tellows'
Hall.
John Flynn and Mary e. Dean were
taken this morning TO the Lexington
Asylum.
The regular session OF the County and
Quarterly Courts of Kenton County be-
gan to-day.
The colored man, Henry Goo, who a
few days ago was shot by Alice Wood,
will notrecvver.
The marriage of Mr.. w. Burning to
Miss Kate Engert takes place tomorrow
ct st. AloysIus Church.
James M. Fisher, an old and well
known citizen, OF this city, died last
night at Gnent, Kentucky.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Golfer dam, there being about forty OF
ftty hands constantly employed.
The May feast of tho st. Aloysius
Church takes place tomorrow at the
Lookout House on the Lexington Pike.
Joseph Meyers, fireman at the Main
street Hose.nouse, was suspended Sat-
nrday by Chief Hartley, al. his own re-
quest.
The windstorm accompanied by a
heavy rain that passed through our city
yesterday did considerable damage to
tences and trees.
The Stars play the Aotives Of Reading,
Penn, on the Star Grounds OH Thurs
day; also the return game with. the
Walnut Hills Club will come OIL one day
this week.
The Grand Lodge of American Prot
estant Association of the State of Ken
tucky commenced its. annual session at
$3.50 O'clock this morning. Alter an
hours session they adjourned till 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
Barney McShane, eight years old and
son OF John McSnane, the huckster, who
lives at No. 20S Greenup street, was
playing on lumber ralt yesterday alter
noon on the river near the Licking.
Coming too near the edge he missed his
footing and>fell into The water. A COM
psnion of his Jumped in after him, but
could not save the boy from drowning.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
Robert Cones, Pat. Connere, JAS. Thom-
son, John Fenton and w. Hearns, breach
l.. Carny, violating market ordinance,
was let go by paying the costs. O..
Cowean, John Wilson, Richard Nolan,
S. s. Bradley and James Alexander, all
fiaed fin Isl ri and % costs. the eosts being s8.
Carmel Pearl disgrderly conduct. wars
fined $40 ana costs. John Scott. r,elit
larceny. continued iii to.morrow.
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Ida Kraus, hve years ola, was severely
hurt yesterday by falling from street
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tne wire Depui'neht' oieo !es'ei""s
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ane commehSeMehs N iis Gneto,seS ten ao a. 'ne
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capt. Johi A.-W lIiiaihsoh. ol ~, cnis Oily
Was "ppotn'1u UtnI no,,,,,ttae W tn I
Iouisyille Convention.
1ng,ha po,;ca fo,,rt tho tbraa hovaar.
rosta% ~ satirdav far disorGerIy CON.
duct were fined: w. Frier 81 and. costs,
Louie Saryer So and costs, and John
Saffery $3 and costs.
Tha two presbvterian congregations
Oh Ne wort are considering the PROPOSE
tion of uniting the two and making one
organization, by electing new church.
Ilnder u new name and with new off
GERS.
Miss Lizzie Hittner, the juvenile vio.
linist, and Miss Laura Steinert, pianist,
assisted by Miss Kale Springer aud the
Cincinnati Apollo Orchestra, under the
dlrection OF froE Carl Eeine, VIII give
concert at odd%FelloWs Hafi next frl-
day evening.
HAMILTON.
Evening services at tie United Pres