The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-06
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Mrs. Dan. AshWortn mas Bohe W AiVts'
burg.
Miss saIlie Howe is visiting friends
at Maysylle. .ts 1-tlt.
Gov. Fisk, wife, son and daughter,
left for Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richard casey was robbed OF $25
t ON the Lexington Pike.
City Council tonight will elect Chief
of the Fire Department and Water
works.
Mr.. Davis Kennedy was appoint ed
Constable OF the South Coyington Dis
trict in the County Court.
Dick McGraw and AL. Mclaughlin
have arranged a pigeon shooting match
to come off within thirty days.
Frank Foster, young man, was ar
rested this morning ON cbarge OF d
breach of the peace. Squire Francis
will Fry the case,
The citizens want to have mass meet
dng Tomorrow night in Odd.telIows'
Hall, to consider the recent frauds In
our city government.
Five loaded coal-barges broke loose
last night at the foot of Thirteenth
street. Four were recovered, but the
fifth sank, and is totally lost.
Suit has been brought in the Chancery
Court by Edward ii. Maxwell and his
vile, against the former husband OF Mrs.
Maxwell, e. g. Westcott, for the recon-
cry of twelve lots, worth $13, 500, part Of
the Ludlow estate.
MAYORS COURTS. A. Robins, dis
orderly, 20; Jonn McGowen and Ed. Mill
ler, anne, dismissed; John II. Often,
slime, S.; Mike Wal, VIM. Farrell and
VIM. thompson, drunk, each $4; Betile
Wyman. breach of peace. IA,
sThe Jour alleged burglars, Barker,
Devote, Price and Wheeler, were exam
ined before Mayor Athey yesterday, aud
required to give bonds ir line sum OF
$1,Uu0 each lor their appearance az the
next term of the Criminal Court. In de-
tsult of bail they were conmitted.
A little boy named Ryan, who lives at
the corner of Madison and Saratoga
streets, in Newport, was found ON the
street with a carpet-bag containiI s some
Clothes. Ii was supposed that he had
ran away IRON home, and 0hicer Bolan
consequently started him oFerthe river.
NEWPORT.
Henry Broughton lost his left thumb
while celebratlng the Fourth.
People are complaining OF the boy 8
swimming during the day in the Lick
Ingjust abpvejhe bridge.
Rhe Republican County Executive
Committse has resolved TO hold no Con-
venlion TO nominate a candidate for
SherIff. .
CITY .CouRT.-Dick Davis, for disor-
derly conduct, was fined $40 and costs.
The cases enumerated yesterday were
again continued.
County Judge Washington Berry and
V0ntcpu (iaahiQr Of Eiraf
National Bank, had little row yester-
day afternoon in the bank. ,s
.itp9 HAMILTON. auats
Max Mas, the Bard Of the Miami, read
an original poem on the Fourth entitled
'The Nations Centennial"
A young lady named Castaden, of the
Fret Ward, had her left eye injured by
q tre-cracker on Tuesday night.
Stephen Peler and Mary Henry were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock at
the Probate office, on the Fourth.
A petition was yesterday filed by Sa-
rah w. Lainharr against J vs.. !Lainharr
for divorce on the plea. OF habitual
drunkennessand extreme cruelty. The
plaintiff asks for custody OF the two
Bhfidren. '+
To judge from the street cars on the
FouEh, one would not have suspicioned
there was, or ever had been, an thing TO
rejoice over on the Fourth of July, say
ing nothing of the Centennial. There
was not flag or an inch Of the tri-colors
observable OH the occasion. ft
Htlkee g. Son, druggists on Third
street, carried off the palm In the way OF
decoration on the Fourth. Their hand
some building from the third story to the
ground was handsomely trimmed with
Ryergreens and flags, and in the even
ing Illuminated and hung with Chinese
lanterns. CIV
CALIFORNIA, O.
The PANORAMIC at the Hall last evening
gave pretty general satisfaction.
Mr.. =. L. Yourtee and wife win start
for the Mountains In fewsdays for the
benefit OF their health.
The Odd-fellows are talking of having
anVther picnic at Parker Grove ON the
sth Of August. Che Fourth OF July was
not a success financially.
Another Life Saved by q Brave