The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-04
THE DAILY STAR
WONDAY...............S .SEPTEMRER 4
CONVICTION.

A colored boy in the employ of Mr.. NJ
Mccormick, butcher, had two fingers Of
his left hand cut off in feed-bux Satur.
day.
In the Mayors Court. John Balan,
drunkenness, had his case continued
John Jordan was fined SIS for breach
Of the peace.
Lizzie Tranton, five years old, fell
from second-story window, yesterday
afternoon, from q house on Main street,
near Fifth, and sustained cOneussion
Of the brain.
Jim Mccormack and Hugh Kelley, the
party arrested In Cincinnati, Sunday,
tor fast driving on the avenue, were
taken in under misrepresentation. 1t
was another party that should have been
arrested. Jim and Hugh, Of course, in
the Police Court were dismissed.
Bill Davis, hard citizen, got into a
quarrel with Fred. Roth, at the latter's
saloon, on Scott street above Third. Bill
was put out of the saloon, and in re-
renge threw a bowlder at the bar-keeper,
hitting him on the arm. Roth In turn
fired pistol at his assailant, and
wounded young man named Rush in
the calf OF the leg. Davis WAS fined
10 30 in the Mayors Court.
Senator Stevenson's reception satur-
day evening was a grand affair. The
procession WAS composed Of special
ESCORT of citizens attending the Sem
htor's carriage, the Covington Light
Huard in uniform, with the Sixteenth
Infantry Band; wagon, with head
lights, and quantity of fireworks,
which was constantly let off during the
progress Of the procession, and the Til
den and Hendricks Clubs OF the city,
with torches, the column headed by the
Chief Marshal with his attendants. Hon.
Al. Benton delivered the welcoming ad-
dress, to which the Senator replied.
NEWPORT.
The September Term Of the Criminal
Court opened to-day.
Hon. John G. Carlisle will speak at
the Courthouse tomorrow.
Company X leaves the Barracks this
evening for Mobile, Alabama.
, The condition of Crewse, the would-be
suicide, is more uniavorable. He still
refuses TO eat, and can last but few
days.
The re-dedication of the German Bap-
tist Church, corper of Jefferson and COL
umba streets, took place yesterday af.
ternoon.
The Garrison Band will favor our citi.
Eens with grand concert at the Court
house yard. next Wednesday evening.
The pro ramme will appear in the STAR
tomorrow.
The message sent by Mayor Berry to
Mr. Cameron, Secretary OF War, re-
Questing that the Sixteenth Regiment
Band be allowed to remain here, has not
Rs yet been answered.
Two young men, for drunk and disor-
DERBY conduct, were fined 81 and costs
each by Judge Geisler. Louis Spraul.
who is charged with assault to kill, had
his case continued. No bail was al
lowed.
We know of several little boys who
thought they felt very sick this morning
from headache, toothacne or some other
kind OF an ache, and others were per-
1ectly willing to work hard for their
mammas all day long-just because. they
are reminded of its being school time.
The Barracks Band Will give public
concert next Wednesday evening at the
Courthouse Square. II the band re.
mains here permanently it is proposed
10 have two weekly concerts at the
Courthouse, one to be offered free OF
charge and the other to be paid by the
public.
A large crowd Of people assembled at
Taylors Bottom yesterday to witness
game Of ball between the East Ends OF
cincinnati and the Firehies, of the
same place. The game was very excit-
ing aud drew forth frequent applause Oh
both sides. AT the end OF the game the
score stood six to four in favor OF the
East Ends.
Lewis Sproul Saturday afternoon
threw brick at a crowd of boys who
were annoying him. The missile hit
little fellow named Jimmy Bradley in
the forehead, fracturing tue frontal
bone. The accident occurred at the cor
ner of Columbia and Southgate streets
Jimmy, the injured boy, is only SIX and
a half years old. Sproul was arrested.
Captain Will. Air visited Tom Allen
at his headquarters yesterday, and was
received by The pugilist, who
entertained him for several hours, and
on leaving presented the Captain with a
beautiful little black and tan purp. The
Captain says he would rather part with
one OF his terryboats than that dorg, and
IL willing to bet the other that Tom will |
be the best man. The Cap. brought that
quauruped home in his vest pocket.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The entries for the tall trotting races
close on the 20th.
Capt. Treacy starts for Philadelphia |
Oh the 10th, where he will trot AIdine
and Lady Patcheoh.
Hon. Frank. X. Hunt has resigned as |
commissioner of the Asylum, and |
Richard 4. Anderson was appointed to |
fll the vacancy.
The raising of an immense Tilden and |
pole Saturday was witnessed |
by several thousand people. Speaches |
we're made by Gen. Preston, Gen. Hus-
ion, Hon. j. e. s. Back burn and others, |
fhe pole was purchased from the Gin |
Marine and DGydock Compssy.
and cost the Club in the reighboinn35a
u 5000. 1t is about one hundred and /
feet high, with ten toot /
ooster on the top of it.
Judge Mulligan delivered his yaledic- /
ory Saturday. The only ,ase before
! Inn on that.daay was George Travis,
frunken sot, who is IN the habit Of beat
NJ, his wife, mo in stature is only |
'hlldi IN Comparison with him. After |
errere reprimand from the philanthropic |
Judge, he Was muIcted in the sum of |
Z 10. the tiue being matte as light as