The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
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The funeral of Mrs. Wolklng, wife Of
Mr.. ID. Wolking took place this morning
from the Mother of COD Uhurcn.
The Catholic Societies of Covington
Will participate in the procession in
Cincinnati in honor of the Archbishop's
golden jubilee.
The ele ant dinners served daily by
the ladies OF the Ninth-street Presbyte-
rlan Church are comingmore and more
into layor.' Yesterday the ladies' were
visited by Hon. Blanu Ballard, General
Eli II. Murray, United States Marshal,
II, BosJwick, Esq, United States Clerk,
and large number OF prominent law
yers ana others having business in the
Court. ~
DR.. De Gruyter, Covington reporter
for the Volksfreund, was assaulted yes
terday morning in John Weaver's sa-
loon by DR." Joseph Mayer with
heavy teamster's wnip. De Gruyter,
who was struck on the mead, drew pis-
tol and snapped it.several times at his
hssailant, but theweapon did net go off.
The parties were separated before any
Geportorial or other blood was shed.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-In
The case OF j. Il. Alexander and others
Rgainst the Lexington g. Maysyille Rail-
road, the final report Of the Receiver was
Gled.
Information was lodged against b.
Montgomery and John Richer for VIOLA
lion OF the internal revenue laws.
Indictments were found against Jessie
E.dridge, John Hurson, and Claiborne
Cooley, ior Illicit distllling, and Joseph
Short illicit selling. They were con-
hemned to pay a fine OF $10O, and to suf-
fer imprisonment for thirty days each.
In The case of the United States VS.. Il.
Dlnneburger, the defendant Was found
guilty.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the
case OF Il. ErharG, accused Of counter
feiting. el
Indictments were also reported
against Daniel Howe, counterseitipg;
Henry Meyers, (2) for retailing malt liq-
uor without license; Joseph Schmidt,
whOlesale9liquor dealing without H.
cense; Chris. Santiff, for retail liquor
dealing without license.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Chas. Thomer was fined 81 and
costs by Squire Buchanan for disorder
ly Conduct. Z <$t
The benefit of Messrs. Dan. O'Hara
and Percy Brooks, rendered by the Ben.
Jonson Dramatic Club, comes off to-
night.
Mr.. Thomas Weston, of Newport, filed
his voluntary petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. Assets $4,000, Liabilities
$4,000.
Squire j. Hof, whose case of assault
on Ed. Wallace we published yesterday,
was fined 50 and coats by Squire 9. p.
Buchanan.
A little girl named Picnic Jordan had
her ankle sprained yesterday evening
by the falling OF ladder at st. Stephen $
school yard.
The annual meeting and ball of the
Alumni OF the Newport Public Schools
will be given on the 26th Of May, the last
day of the school year.
Mr.. Alfred Stead. a promising young
gentleman of this city, left last evening
for Huntington, West Virginia, where he
intends making his future home.
The school census. taken last month
shows IA decrease during the year in the
number OF children. The. figures for
1875 were 6,854, and those for 1876 are
b,946.
Mr.. Dan. O'Hara, Mr.. wentworth and
Percy Brooks, members of the Ben.
Jonson Dramatic Club, will, we under.
stand, shortly leave for the East, where
they have accepted engagements.
The German Protestant Benevolent
Societies and Luther Lodge No. 8, A z.
A., viii form in procession next Sunday
and 20 to Cincinnati to take part i'll the
festivities of the Protestant Orphan
Festival.
The prisoners, Moran, Carlisle and
Gerke, who were sentenced to the State
Prison by the Criminal Court, were
taken to Frankfort this morning. They
were escorted by Deputy Sheriff Cleary
and Steve Solar.
Mr.. l.. L. Miller, the Lexington GORE
spondent of the STAR, was married al
noon to-day to Miss Cora B. Weldon
adopted daughter of Mr.. y. II. b. Coffin
The marriage ceremonies We're per
formed by Rev. Taylor, Of the First
Presbyterian Church. and took place al
the residence Of the bride, No. 112 From
street. The happy couple LETT the city
on the Q O'Clock train for Lexington
their future home.
I The programme to be carried out by
fhe Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club tonight
At add-feIlows' Hall is as follows; Miss
Ida M. Falls, a gifted young lady of this
citv and formerly of the Murdoch ORA
matte Club OF Cincinnati, will appear al
ULddy Viola Harleigh," in the play o
"Dreams of Delusion." This will be fol
lowed by the quarrel scene from Julius
Casar.v The EVENINGS entertainment
Will conclude with "Soian Shlngle,"
HAMILTON.
Oliver Brant continues dangerously
III OF typhoid lever.
SubLenas are being issued for wit
nesses for the Grand Jury.
The STAR has the largest circulation
in Hamilton OF any Cincinnati daily "a
per.
Yesterday the will Of Samuel Jack
son, OF Oxford, was admitted TO pro
bate.
s. B. Berry, Of Madison Township, i
spoken Of as candidate for Count.
Auditor.
The Butler County Union Sabbath
school Association will hold q session
in the Presbyterian Church ON the SOtl
instant.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal Churcl
contemplate giving strawberry fest
val in BecketVs Hall on the evening 9
the 18th inst.
Captain D. w. McClung, tried an
true Republican, Is spoken OF as car
didate for Congress; so also 10 Col0He