The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22
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The jail is being painteu.


The jail Is being painted.
The Stars left last night on their East
ern tour.
A fire was discovered on the roof Of
Galway, Semple & Co.'s foundry, on
Fourth street, yesterday afternoon. The
flames were put out before any loss was
incurred.
Michael McAnolly and wife have fled
a petition in the Circuit Court asking a
decree making Thomas Hayden, four
year-old boy, their adopted child and
heir-at-law.
William Sandford, who assaulted the
editor of the Ticket some time ago,
waived an examination yesterday be-
fore the Mayor and was bound over to
the Criminal Court.
MAYORS COURT. James Prather,
breach Of the peace, $l3; James Prather,
tf., shooting Miss Clara Morton, case
continued Till Saturday; Dan. Shine,
drunk, 81; r. e. Secrets, disorderly and
carrying concealed weapons, $53; Mike
Moore, drunk, "a.
Bob Martin, the baggagemaster who
was hurt yesterday evening in the Ken
tucky Central Railroad catastrophe, re-
ported for dnty tn morning. He took
train at Kenton Station. The bodies
OF the two expressmen arrived in the
city ana were taken to their late homes.
The train which was wrecked killed
twelve of the cattle, which caused the
disaster.
NEWPORT.
The addition to Corpus Christi Church
10 finished.
George Birthstone was fined SIS and
costs in the City Court for q breach OF
the peace.
Meeting tonight at Eclipse Hall for
the purpose. Of organizing a military
company lors the Fourth OF July celebra-
tion.
Nothing new was elected in the al
legged attempt to swindle the First Ma
tional Bank. 1t is thought in police
circles that the prisoner will have TO be
set free.
A portion Of Mrs. Metcalfs house, No.
b3 Robert street, caved in last night on
account OF some excavations made by q
neighbor. A lot Of furniture was ruined
and the house considerably injured.
A. man named r. Fl. Lehman, who
claims to be from New York, made his
appearance shortly before the close oil
banking hours yesterday at the counter
Of the First National Bank of Newport,
and presented a note for $1,000. He
wanted TO take $500 In cash, and leave
the remainder 10 his credit. He was
told TO call again, and in the meantime
q telegram was sent to New York.
Shortly alter the Marshal arrested Leh-
man on the ferry-boat, but could not find
the draft. He was held for lurther de-
!Felopments.
HAMILTON.
Socially, the city is unusually quiet at
present.
Rev. J. Il. Lee will preach Sunday
morning in the Episcopal Church.
There is to be picnic at Maud's Sta.
tion, Short-liRe Railroad, ON the Fourth
of July.
Isaac Graham, Councilman from the
Fourth Ward, is confined at home from
illness.
The funeral of Charles w. Bevins took
place this morning from the residence o.
Ills mother, on Third street.
Samuel Deenan, Superintendent of the
County Intirmary, was badly beaten yes
terday by some parties camping on the
Fairgrounds.
The Continental Guards. are requested
TO meet this evening at the armory o.
The Light Infantry to perfect arrange
ments for the Fourth of July celebra.
sion.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Rosa V. Johnston is visiting her
friends at Mt, Sterling.
A trio OF our Coulcii have been tt
Cincinnati to buy fireworks tor thu
Fourth.
Captain J. W. Kidd, the genial Bus
Agent, is on hunting excursion near
Cumberland Gap.
District meetings will be held Satur.
aaY, when delegates will be appointed
10 the County Convention, whicn takes
place Monday.
Gen. Hayes in Battle.