The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-02
OOYINGTON.


this morning for the Centennial
The Stars on Saturday play the Lud-
lows on the grounds OF the latter.
A grand concert was given last Wed
nesday evening at the Sandiordtown
school-house.
The competitors OF the Commonwealth
ONCE, who have been receiving 81 cente
per thousand ems, struck for 90 cents.
Their demand was acceded to.
Z MAYORS CoURT.-Pat. Dougherty and
John Easily, drunk, each $4; Samuel
Kent, yagrancy, 500 bond or twenty
days on Che Stone-plle. Sam. preferred
the latter.
Mrs. Bette M. Fisher was yesterday !,
I'm the County Court, appointed admins :
y. M. Fisher. She gave bond with WalI
ton Craig as surety. Messrs. w. H.
Tebbs, Ii. Kendall and James Spillman
were appointed appraisers.
l.. Casey, of the Commonwealth, and
4. Calklns, OF the Ticket, had little
game OF tisticuf in the parlor OF the
Ticket yesterday. Casey Used a chair
ON Calkins' head, and during the strug-
gle upset the stove. No injury was sus-
tanned ny either party, but the seat OF
the breeches belonging to the Ticket
man was torn out completely.
At the Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
tion the election resulted as follows {:
Board OF Diocese on Missions7-Rt. Rev.
3. b. Smith, DID,, Rt. Rev. Thomas N.
Dudley, DID,, Rev. Z, II. Shield, DID,,
Rev. Fleming James, Rev. l.. z. Tschff-
ely, 3D., and Messrs. Charles III. Petit,
Nv. A. Robinson and Thomas p. Jacob.
Mr. George 5. Allison was reelected
notI Nl< snll n
members OF the Standing Committee:
Rev. I. Perkins, DID,, Rev. James Craik,
DID,, Rev. Fleming James, Hon. W. r.
Bullock, VIM. Cornwall, ESQ.
NEwPoRT.
No City Court.
Yhe Finchtown reservoir is COM
pleted. ..--7..-
Nothing OF Importance in the Chan
Gerry Court. ,
State Geologist, Prof. N. s. Shaler,
was In the city yesterday ON his way to
Cambridge.
The addition to Corpus Christi Church
10 being rapidly pushed, and is now near
completion.
The members OF the Mannerohor win
meet lhis evening at Turner Hall on i'm
portant business.
Elijah Pierce, jr., q well-known New
Orleans pilot, has entered suit in the
Chancery Court for divorce from his
vile, Kate Pierce, on the grounds OF
Abandonment.
I, Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Richard Bromwen and Mary j .
Hill, 10 Pat. II. VBrien and Emma Il.
Boyd, to Henry McConica (colored) and
Mrs. Sarah Gfeathouse (colored.)
A stone-cutter named Carr was struck
on the head with beer glass in COST
San,s saloon, corner OF Madison and
Central avenue, at about 1O O'Clock last
night. Carr's face was cut up terribly
and two bystanders hurt with the flying
gpiihters from the glass. A man naned
hadrgan committed the assault and
effected his escape. DR.. Thornton
dressed Carr's wound and fears serious
results.
The children of st. Pauls r. K. Mis-
sion School Will celebrate their anniver-
sary ON sabbath next at the Church.
Selections OF music, floral emblems with
texts, addresses, &c., form the pro-
Eralmme. Those wishing to enjoy treat
should attend and thereby give encour-I
Agement to all the workers in the school. :.
Donations oil flowers will be thankfully
received at the Church Sabbath MORN
Ing, as. owing to the illness Of the pas
tor on Sabbath last, a request TO Jhe.par-
lsil wtrs fmpract1capte.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. C. w. Foushee Is confined to his
house from an attack OF erysipelas.
Rev. j. s. Shipman started ior New
York to-day, haying received a call from
Christ's Church in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Goodloe have Just
returned from Louisville, Where they at
tended the welding OF MIR. Wm. Trabue
and Miss Lizzie SAreye.
Mrs. Bendel, who some time ago broke
her limb while ascending an Icy stair
way, was out Wednesday for the first
time since the accident.
Roger Williams, formerly of this CITY. 4
wriles an encouraging letter to his fam
lily from the Black Hills. He says he is
safe from Indians, aud also sends home
some specimens of gold that he has pro.
cured.
Preparations for the coming trotting
races are extensive. Capt. b. j. Treacy.
Df the Curragh Stables, has sold tie |
greater i'imber OF his old horses, and is
how preparing the younger thorough
breds Tor the turf. He SAYS, ,sWbat we
want now is speed.n Ye Eastern "boys''
beware. F'9
Some startling facts have just come
10 light concerning the death OF a COL
pred man found on the track OF the
Nicholasyille Railroad ON Sunday NOR
ming. The man mad been murdered aud
thrown there TO screen from suspicion
The real perpetrators OF the horrible
heed. The wife of the deceased and
man have been arrested on suspicion of
having committed the murder, and the
brand Jury is now investigating the
matter.
HAMILTON.
Yesterday the Will OF Albert L. Adams
MAS admitted to probate.
! Charles Kopp was yesterday appoint
nd guardian OF Jacob Scheiat, a minor.
MRS. James II. Campbell entertained
lhe Ladies' Book Club and other friends
tt her residence last evening.
The st. MarYs Church will give pic-
pic ut the Fair Grounds on Saturday,
bune 8. e; Ei
!. The total amount of Revenue collec-
Hons In Butler County during the month
Df May is W., LA 10.
The Pioneer picnic which was to have