The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22
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tebeck Will soon be united in the bonds
oil wedlook.
MAYoR's CoUBT.-Mfke Carey, fast
driving, SO; Ike Gragsby, breach Of the
peace, continued.
AN those interested in the pole raising
OF the Hayes and Wheeler Club will
meet Tomorrow evening at Welling's
Hall.
Government Buildings, was run over by
car in JAN alley, and had his left foot
crushed.
Will. Drew's team upset on him in the
street yesterday evening, and William
Groate was seriously injured by being
thrown out. u....
John Il. Kalvelage fled his voluntary
petition in bankruptcy yesterday. Liza
biiities, "a, 268 30; assets, $3,6 $40 53; ex.
empuons, $I, l1S %.
The notorious character, Aaron Will
son, o colored man, was found by Officers
Lawrence and ODUnnell in a house on
Second street and taken to Cincinnati,
where he is wanted for highway robbery.
The Kentucky Central Railroad is do
ing Il cmendous business in transfer.
ring bridge iron made by the Edgemore
Company, and bound for the Southern
Railroad.
In the Free Bridge mandamus case in
the Chancefy Court, the answer of the
plaintiffs, D. ID. Hearne and others, was.
filed yesterday. 1t il a very lengthy
discussion of the action OF the City
Council.
W. I'll. Hesse, from Cincinnati, while
working in the residence of Mr.. S. A..
Charles, on Garrard street, was severely
injured yesterday by the falling of a
heavy plate OF glass from the sky-light.
q The ST. Mary's Young Ladies' Sodal,
ity Of st. Joseph Churcn celebrated their
anniversary last Sunday. After the cere-
monies the following officers were elect
ed: President, Miss LIzzie Ruske; Sec
retary, Miss Minnie Molltor; Treas urer,
Miss Mary Flepel.
Chancery Court, opened yesterday,
and adjourned to October 10. A divorce
was granite TO Sophia Waag from her
husband, Conrad Waag, with restora-
tion Of her maiden name and custody OF
her child. On the petition OF Wuliam
Wynne, judgment was. rendered max.
ing Mary Jane, Annie and Lizzie Wynne
his adopted children and heirs at law.
CRIMINAL COURT. - The following
Grant Jury was installed: l. W. Live.
zey, Foreman; j. Il. Dodge, B. Hegge,
Augustus Haven, j. l.. Pence, JOnn
LeaLhers, Joseph Brookshaw, James W..
Miller, Henry Weweller, B. Becker, B.
Marshall, r. II. Ball, John L. Spann,
Joseph Gllis, L.. p. Riley, and j. w.
Bales.
j. M. Tisdale, Esq, filed petition for
a law license of l.. I. Atwood, with IA
certificate from the Robertson County
Court.
pha fnlInyviup nacou Iunro hienoeod - 4
when called: Fred. Schiltz, breach OIL
the peace, acquitted; j. N. Luckett,
peace warrant, dismissed tor want OF
prosecution; William Wayman, peace
warrant, dismissed at cost of the ac.
cused.
The case of Joe Williams, accused of
mauslaughter in the killing Of Herman
Beerens, was called.
NEWPORT.
Corpus Christi Church is being fres-
coed.
The Democrats OF the Fourth Ward
will on next Saturday raise aTiiden and
Hendricks pole, at the corner of Bright
On and Walnut streets.
John Fink, q butcher in the employ of
Frank. Radle, this morning came near
cutting off a finger while carelessly
handling knife in market.
CITY CoURT.-Jim Garfield, abusing
fanny, $40 and costs; Bill Prather,
drunk and disorderly, $5 and costs;
Newton EilisGn, same, costs.
Mr.. George Reuscher, father OF Tony
Reuscher, clerk Of Judge Geisler, cele-
brated his silver wedding last evening
al his residence on German street. Th9l
invited guests enjoyed the occasion by
dancing TILL late in the morning.
The Kentucky State Militia was mus
tered in last night at Eclipse Hall. The
following Utticers We're elected: Captain,
Chris. Hak; First Lieutenant, Police
man AL. Boyd; Second Lieutenant, Fred.
Hoyer. The company numbers torty-six
members.
, A tramp last Saturday night was shot
at the residence of George Altering,
Postmaster at Cola Springs. The man,
itseems, was looking for some place TO
sleep, and while doing so was shot. Dr.. |
Peter Thornton was called and had the
man conveyed to the lntirmary at Alex
andria. His wound is dangerous.
Tie Young Mems Tilden and Hen
dricks Reformed Club organic d last
night by elecLing the following officers
President, Hon. Il. W. Nelson; Vice
President, Il. q. Shinkle; Treasurer, L. |
Bowers; Corresponding Secretary, r. f. |
Walsh; Recording Secretary, w. X |
West; Executive Committee-First,D Dis
trict, M. Grant; Second District, A. Il. |
Root; Third District, Ii. Healy.
.... HAMILTON.
Judge Hume started for the Centen-
NAL last night.
Evening services at the United Pres |
byterian Churcn hereafter commence at |
half mast O'Clock, |
Andy Dinglelder will offer at public |
sale his farm of over one hundred acres |
tomorrow afternoon.
George Dalton. has brought suit |
against Richard Hutchinson for $1,000 I
damages, iOr defamation OF character.
John Sarons, OF Woodsdale, was yes
lerday arrested on a charge of breach |
Of the peace. He was taken before |
Justice Sorteo and fined 81 and costs.
joel Whitney was yesterday arrested
at t.Middletown on a Warrant sworn out !
by III. 5. Morey, charging him with OBJ
;aining money under false pretenses.
City Surveyor John Weaver has in
course D preparatio map of the City
and part of Fairfield Township. 1t is |
designed for the use OF the Board of Ed
cation OF the city, defining the boundary
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