The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-29
THE DAILY STAR
CoyINGToN.


Hageman, Tie man shot by Crane, is
still easy, suffering but little pain.
Officer Mike Bolan, last evening
drowned a large dog, which had bitten a
little girl. ~
Andy Cummins, of the Stars, came
home To-day from Pittsburg with q
broken knee-cap. 4V
Rev. J.. NJ. Wprra'i, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, returned from his
Eastern trip last night.
Mrs. lizzie Ransom, sister of our City
Collector, j. Al. RtnshIn, left yesterday
for her, home, Ma: sWHe, Ky.
Michael Fiaben was fined sis 45 by
Squire Pebbs yesterday for an assault
upon Adam WebDer and his wife.
Henry Berry last evening attempted
t0eyatle payment OF toll OIL the Licking
Bridge. esquire Francis fined him $9.
Jas. McNown, formerly agent of the
Fast Mali l. nes has been appointed 10 a
post on tie Louisville d Milan Railroad.
n. Gatker, A. Abeln and Al. Altman
WILL he ordained as priests at st. Joseph
Church Tomorrow by Right Rev. Bishop
A. IA. ToebDe. : &
The case OF fl. Flavin aud j. Weaver,
f9r3brea Gu ot the peace, was brought be-
fore Squire Francis this morning, and
lhe latuur fined 80 and costs.
A "Turn and Schutzenfest' will come
IN Monday at Lat0nia Springs. All.
Mullins, the Republican candidate for
6heritf, has offered two prizes Of bas-
tet OF champagne each tor the best
marksman and turner.
MAYORS CoURT.-George Williams,
Eolored man, Tor stealing silver watch,
w m n ct, la ffnrp pixZtr do,
RDd fined S25, making total of one hum
dred and Ten days. W. IL. Rhinock, disor-
derry, continued. Harry Ross and Geo.
Lewis. swimming IN day time. $4 each.
Lee Crane, shooting to kill, continued.
A Democratic meeting Will De held to-
night at Drexilius Hall, under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club. The Speakers announced are
Hon. Frederick Hassaurek, OF Cincin-
natl; Hon. John Il. Carlisle, Col. Chas.
Duncan, Hon. VIM. E. Arthur, and Hon.
L. f. Italian. d. A. Clean, Esq, the
President oi The club, wilideliveran in
Augufal address.
,ls NEWPORT. Es5
No City Court. >Air tl-illC
The new street car line will be in rum
ming order next week.
The biggest market held this year was
mt the Lower Market to-day.
The St. Martins Society give their
picnic Monday at Odd-felIows' Grove. I
A little girl OF thirteen pounds arrived
last evening at the residence OF Dr. i. j /.
Lock. 'rrt
Mr.. Fred. Barth is lying at the point
OF death at his home ON Alexandria
Pike. ... ..7 .-se,..uL
s.o
Madison street, between Central avenue
and COLUMBIA street. v.l-y
Lieutenant Nat. Cunningham, who has
been spending few days, among friends
in this city, returned to his post at Co.
lumbus last night.
Rev. j. A. Kirkpatrick, formerly pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church, this
city, but now of MadisOnviIIe, paid our
city a visit this morning.
DIR. John P. Street, for twenty years
a resident of this CITY, and veteran of
Inc war of 1872, died last week in St.
Louis, in the eighly-iirst of his age.
a Mrs. M. Weber has brought suit against
her husband, Christian Weber, Tor di-
vorce, and Judge Berry yesterday
granted an ORDER restraining HIM from
selling any OF his property. ,......
Johnny Fowler. a regular "masher,"
was seen i'll town this morning, after an
absence of several weeks at New Or
3eaus. Johnny will return sOuthward
soon again TO take the position as chief
engineer ON one OF the large steamers
plying between st. Louis and New Or
Jeans. .io- qr- ~ esoa7a
.-.sd LEXINGTON, KY. a4
Mrs., S. j.. Fox wall on Monday leave for
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will make
her future home.
The happy occasion at Mrs. Lyons on
Wednesday was the celebration OF the
eighth birthday anniversary OF her little
son.
Mrs. Ryan estimates her individual
Joss by the fire, on Thursday morning,
AT 81 800, on which there is an insurance
Dl S9J0.
il is not likely that the Fayette County
fair will be revived. Il is a shame for a
county as wealthy as this to allow the
matter to drop Ior $20,000.
In Judge Muligan;s Court yesterday.
LOitie Lake ana Bette KOOns, two
sstnoodle factory" prOprietors, for
breaches of the peace, were fined re-
spectiyely 81 and costs and 50 and costs.
Willis Buckner, c0iOred, for beating a
'white wOman, was fined So. Wallace
franklin, la Can oil lhe peace. ~. VIM.
Saxton, same, 50 and Gusts.
Lottie Nelson, young woman of
tau.lless form, made her appearance be-
lore Judge Muliigan as an inmate of one
oil the yilest brothels of negro prostilu-
lion, kept Dy woman named Thomp-
son, yesterday. Lotlle, though some
what dissipated, still shows traces OF
rare beauty and refinement. The Judge
admonished her tor her reckless career,
and alter giving her come kind advice
she agreed 10 leave the house, and aban-
don her hitherto wretched lie.
HAMILTON.
Gen. Ferd. Vanderyeer is snnkep of as
Candidate ior Congress by the Demo.
gratis.
Tie partnership OF Sohn, Rentschler q
Ball, OF the Ohio Iron Works, was yes
leraay dissolved, Ball retiring.
Rev. DIR. Brown, an able divine from
Pittsburg, will fill tie pulpit OF the
United Presbyterian Church tomorrow
mUrning aud evening.
The ladies connected with the Chill
dreh's Home contemplate giving fete
IN the Courthouse PARK on the evening
.DfAugust II.