The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20
coyINGroN.

coyINGToN.
Nota single case in the Mayors Court
this mernibg.
Mrs. b. Rampe, of 1Langdon, o., is VS.
tttDg Coyington, KY.
Squire Evan had his first case yes
terday. 1t was u civil case.
James G, Cain, of Harrison County,
fled his petition in bankruptcy.
Mr.. George Smith and Chaneey Shin
kle lett on pleasure trip to Louisville
this morning.
The clock. at the Mother of God Church
in few days.
The counterfeiter, W. Vorgess was
taken to indianapolis by U. S. Marshal
Harrington yesterday.
Mr.. Vincent Shinkle will resign the
presidency Of the Bristow Club in a few
days on account OF his largs private
business.
A surprise party, given by Mary EN-
merry, takes place next Tuesday evening
at the residence OfA. Br1nknian on Nj ati-
tson street, near Seventh. &N
Star Grounds yesterday:
Innings. s,........ 8 6
stsfs. 81 anau' ..i'.:..... n'iis..... 8 "a
The funeral of John J. Halpin took
place at = O'Clock this morning from his
late residence, No. 100 East Twelfth
street. IL was largely attenued.
A man in the employ OF lBests Brew
cry, corner Pike and Eleventh streets,
fell from a wagon yesterday and was
oil ipit, ot han nf
enth ana Bankiick streets.
Marriage licenses since our lastreport,
Geo. Hactinnolise anu Annie W. Kipp,
j. W. SLroWbridge and Mary U. Conner,
John Laubher and Aihelia Williams,
Fied. Weber and Jeahnette Hdngee.
Two young men, Mutually and Meyers,
about Ii O'clock last night, became OBJ
streper0us in McDonaids saloon, cor
ner Filth and Madison. The barAeeper
pulled pistol, and before he was aware
OF it The weapon went of suddenly, mar
rowly missing Meyers.
Burglars entered the residence of Mrs.
Scott, ON the River Road, between Lud-
low and Bromley, yesterday morning,
in obtaining a gold watch and chain and
other valuable articles. No clue TO the
capture of the burglars has been OBJ.
ttilned. VS. u FhTg w
fEs E NEWBORN.
VIM. Bauman, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the Cnancery Court yester.
day.
Adivorce was granted III the Chan.
Gerry Courtto John u Meyer from Mary
Meyer. 5f,J
The Sixteeth Infantry, with it's cele.
bfated band, now stationed ut Nashville,
will arrive at this post next Saturday
The celebrated Barracks Band, former
ly 0f this post but now Of Columbus,
win be one Of the attractions Id the
jubilee procession tomorrow.
Three priests of the Passionate Order,
from Mt. Adams, Cincinnati, VIII begin
Mission al. the Church of the lmmacu.
late Conception tomorrow fhvfhing ut II
O'Clock.
col. Ekin, Chief Qlarterm Z ter Of the
Department. OF tue SOuth, fs at the Bar.
racks. He states that in about ten days
two companies OF the Sixteenth will bt
ut this post. ....s ...z..a5 -.
HAMILTON. ~
Mr.. Brook Sanders mas returned from
fhe Centennial.
The Unfyersalist Sunday school VIII
picnic at The Soldiers Home ON che 27tl
The Boardof Educatfoh met Thursday
night. A vote ON the Clerks salary was
taken, and resulted in fixing the salary
per annum at $500.
"A petition was filed yesterday By
Caleb L, Smith against Valentine
Schmidt, In which 5000 is asked Dy the
ptafntiff for defamation of character.
Bernard Weckerle, the First Ward
carpet weaver, was yesterday arrested
upon the aflidavit Of Mary Gfesfey, wht
charges him with attempting TO provoke
q breach Of the peace.
1t was deemed pofitio not to import 9
band from the Queen City to do service
at the High school commencement thit
year. As the times are hard and taxes
high, it was decided TO nave q piano
Shly. & y .EA M
The Board of Health met yesterday
4 resolution was passed requiring ths
drain or gutter betWeen the Holbroci
and Gilmore property, on Ludlow street
90 be taken up. The gutter in front o
the Post-ofice was declared q nuisance
Otner busines OF like nature was trans
aoled, and the Board adjourned.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The annual meeting OF the veterans o
che War of 1879 Will take place at Paris
Monday, June 10.
Mr.. II. p. McGrath shipped o numbe
Of horses East yesterday, where the,
will appear on the Eastern turf.
Augustus +. HAWKING, the old and re
liable Cashier OF the Northern Bank o
this city, died on Wednesday evening o
softening OF the brain.
Sudden destruction IL threatened to
number Of cattle that run at large an,
destroy fences, yards and shade trees
A man on Fourth street says he ts goin
to shoot.
Mrs. Bsndel, the estimable wife of MI
Joseph Bendel, died early yestefda,
morning. Mrs. Bendel was quite
young woman, though she had been cor
1lned to her bed for nearly two years
She bore patiently her suffering, an
when the messenger Of death came q
last she passed peacefully away. Sh
leaves husband and two children 4
mourn the loss OF o kind and tende
mother and loving wife. Mr.. Bendel i
well-known all through Ohio.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.