The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-05
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The Democratic Club failed to meet
last night.
N. L. Furber was appointed Deputy |
Sheriff OF Kenton County.
The Star baseball grounds are being |
rapidly put into condition for playing.
1t seems now that Smith N. Hawes' |
detalcation amounts to $4,000 Instead Of
$4,000.
A prayer.meeting commenced at the |
Fourth-street Baptist Church this even |
ing, and will continue throughout the |
week.
Mayors Court-Chas. Moore, disor-
derly conduct, filed away with leave;
Ghas. Carr and Chas. Bishop, breach oil
the peace, each 81; Thos. Fisher, same,
dismissed.
A game of baseball was played yes
ksrday afternoon back OF the Linaen
Groye Cemetery between the Buil Push-
Eers and picked nine. Inc game fe.
sulted in favor OF the former, VIII
score OF IA 10 10.
John Henson, Jesse Eldridge and jas.
tTg,dfidke, from Carter County, were ar
maienea before Commissioner bostWicK
lon the charge Of Illicit distlling, Iney
Enleaded guilty, and were c0mmitteo W
Hall in default Of 1000 bail EACH
The following have been elected ON
ksars ~ ttse Ar6eiter- Verein for the ems u
ans ysar; II. s. Gottschalk, President
Erank Kehler, Vice President; Joseph
FHufnlef, Recording Secretary; Henry
Run, First Book-keeper; ...h scnusIen' sana'sar',
second Book-keeper; 9scoD ncsisn e0n"'
lhrreasurer; q. b. Anson' hnsigh' :,
The following are the officers eiecteu B's,,al
Sng Association: President, Bernard
sss; yiss ysse,1,v R;ssidsns 4 &eeks1Sefs sSsfs
sacond Secretary. II. Kalker; Directors,
RAKE. j. II. aroene,- Cletn: Bran
Haee. los, Klone, Jos. Harr, d. Metzgeri
"a. Mafisman, NJ. Gutman ana hehry
labelling. ..
Yesterday evening, about 8 O'clock,
Awo rnen-F. Laudenbach and b. Lemker
-were standing at the corner OIL rhiri
heenth ana Stevens streets, engaged IN
Inries OF "For Gods sake, help us--sone
me p' issuing from the house NO. l5
fourteenth street. Mr.. uemker, followed
nv Laudehbach, ran over, ana, enter
hng the room, found o man named
Jdhn Colson held to the floor
lbv two women. The man had
Ia revolver in one hand ana knile
In the other, but was prevented from
h,sing either. The women were almost
Ioyhansted from their efforts in holding
the man down, and would certainly nave
keen severely mistreated but tor the
himely arrival of Lemker, VINO wrenched q
sAe revolver from Colsor's hand and
cave it to enc of the la
iies, Colson then assaulted Lem,
ker, but the latter protected
himself with an ax-handle. AT tnls
point one of Colson's daughters prought
In Officer MeGraw and Fireman Mauer,
Of the Twelith-street Hose-house, Whe
banded the man in Jail. In the May or
Court this morning his daughters PLEADED
for MN and lie was let off on fine OF
S13, Colsop in former days was one Of
mir weaithiest men, but has gradually
descended lower and lower.
NEwPoRT.
Charles Wiedemeyer, son Of thu
;brewery firm of Butcher g. Wiedemeyer
left last night for Bavaria.
M. Johu Rothschid, jones' first stew
ard OF, the NEWPORT Belle, has accepted
a similar position on the "Great Repub
aic.o Bar.the newsl
The new BeIlevtie ana Newport Gas
Light Company is soliciting subscrip
tions from the citizens to take gas iron
them after the mains are laid, They
will furnish gas at " per Thousand.
Mr.. John. Nelser, an old resident O
this city, died Monday at his residence
An NfonInouth street, above Jefferson
Mr.. Neiser, who was q member OF tht
Good-felIows, was buried this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Morrow Bros. have succeeded
after driving two-inch gas-plpe sixty
one feet into the ground, in striking SAINT
in Keefers cellar ON Eglantine street
near Monmouth, and the cellar aftel
being drained is now dry.
Frank. Heister, a night or two ago
while on his way home, was met on Pat
ferson street, near Keturah, by an indi
vidual we'll known to him, and wal
asked to treat. Hester complied VIII
his request, and on going out OF the sd
loon was Knocked down with slung
shot and robbed OF $S. Hester wal
taken to his home, where he lay Ior som,
hours before ne became conscious. M
arrest
RoehPs Band last evening accom-
r,,cuied Mr.. Charles Wiedeman, jr., anC
:. one of the brewers Of tue firm OF Butche
a Wiedeman, to the Little N iami Depot
Wiedeman and his companion lett TO
bavaria, where the former will enter ;
course or study in college at Frelsing
After the band returned the brewers o
the firm and those oil kautmann d Co.
al CINCINNATI had somewhat OF Joilrh
cation. and did not leave the brewer!
till in the morning.
DIR. Henry De GruYter, the reporter O
The Cincinnati Volksfreund, while walk
ing on York street, near Madison, yes
tefday afternoon, was stopped ~ Lewis
Thorntony VINO accused nm OF nayinl
published an item some time ago, con
cerding ticufty between Thornton
add VIM. Crout, a conductor on th,
Suort-Ifne Railroad. The reporter asked
him what he meant, when he was as