The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-10
THE DAILY STAR
OCTOBER 10
COYINGTON.

ftri-weekly) Ticket is about TO appear
as daily sneet.
W. Brown, who a few weeks ago was
badly hurt by falling of flying Dutch
man, is able to be about again.
Captain Lucket received his commits
sion as Deputy United States Marshal
yesterday i'll place OF Joseph p Hunt.
Ben. Rumpey, who lives on Thirteenth
street, east OF Hickey, shot himself ac
cidentally in the thigh, while hunting
yesterday.
Patterson, the man who was so badly
eut last Sunday night at the first toll
gate on Madison street, was living yet
this morning.
John Brungman, who resides on East
Thirteenth street, while skitf-riding on
the Ohio River yesterday, was acci-
dentally shot. How the affair happened
Is not known.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Herold, Cres-
tor uerold, Address Herold, w. &. Her.
old, Mary Meerscher and Sallie Stewart,
all disorderly conduct. The former tive
were continued till Saturday, and the
latter paid $l3.
William Callert, a dairyman, and
Robert Snyder are both of Banklick Sta
stolen from him and the latter suffered
the loss of four or five barrels OF flour
night before last.
The Pioneer Association of Kenton,
Campbell and Boone Counties will meet
at the Mayors office in this city next
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Judge
John p. Harrison, City Attorney, will
deliver an address.
terday near this city-John Patterson, a
farmer. of Boone County, being the vic
tim. Patterson employed one John Tay-
lor to carry load OF potatoes to this
city Tor him. James Baker, q brother
in-law Of Taylor, accompanied them.
They stopped at POrteps, near the first
tOll-gate on the Lexington Pike, and
drank an immense quantity of whisky.
They hal built a fire on the road, and
soon began throwing hot cinders at each
other. One OF them struck Baker, which
brought on fight between him and Pat
Lerson. The latter was struck with
bowlder. and cut twenty times with a
knife. One of the cuts IS in the abdo-
men, the others are in the left breast
and side. Baker then ran away and has
not been seen since. Patterson was
brought to the city and his wounds
wards removed to the Central Hotel.
NEWPORT.
A bunch OF KEYS awaits an owner at
General Dowling's news stand.
CITY CoURT-John and George Ling,
disorderly conduct, 50 and costs.
Six car loads of live pork passed over
the ShorJ-lne for Cincinnati tHis morn
ing.
Miss Katie, the handsome daughter Of
Dennis Cahill, leaves this evening to
visit friends at Richmond, Virginia.
The marriage of wealthy widower OF
this city to fashionable young lady of
Cincinnati is announced to shortly take
place,
Mr.. G. Nj. Feine announces a vocal aud
Instrumental concert to take place ut
Udd-Fellows' Hall, on the evening Of the
l6l h inst.
The contract for the clock which is to
be put in the spire OF st. Stephens |
Church was awarded 10 Mr.. Cook, of
Cincinnati.
A. Y. Root and Frank. Edgar had a
little row between them selves yester-
day evening on the streets. Edgar was |
licked in the abdomen.
A lady residing on German street |
near Ringgold was relieved of her pock-
et-Dook containing SIS and a number OF
Terry tickets, while marketing at Gin
yesterday morning.
One of the defeated candidates was
heard to say this morning that he be-
lieved that none OF those elected can
take the oath against bribery, for he
himself could not do it If elected.
A chime of bells weighing two thou.
sand eight hundred, one thousand two
hundred, and seven hundred pounds
each is being made at the foundry OF
Vanduzen & Tiff, Cincinnati, for st.
Stephens Church, this city.
HAMILTON.
Seventeen naturalization papers were
laken out in the Probate office yester-
LAY.
A confidence game was yesterday
played on Miss Williamson, of the First
w ard.
There was no Council meeting last
night, owing to to there not being a
quorum.
John A. Harkrader was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of Gen. r. Doty,
deceased.
Mrs. L. A. Austin was appointed
Of the estate of Alex. w.
Austin, deceased.
Rev, DR.. Coan, missionary for thir-
.y-fiye years in Persia, is in the city,
,he guest of Dr.. Falconer.
Col. Neal, Judge McKemy and John
w. Sohn addressed the Democracy at
Schiette's corner in the Third w ard last
aIght.
The will of John Marsh was admitted
20 probate yesterday and Elizabeth
Marsh appointed executrix OF the es-
ate OF deceased.
Rev. DR.. Coan will deliver an address
evening in the Presbyterian
Jhuroh. The usual Wednesday evening
,rayer meeting will be dispensed with
It the different churches in the city to
1--WE all an opportunity to hear this
loted divine who is fresh from his
Missionary 1ield in Persia.
A convention will be held in the Pres
'yterian Church, this city, on Thursday
morning composed of the ladies' Mis-
ionary Societies of the counties of
Green, Preble and Butler.
The object of the convention will be to
rganlze and put on foot "Presbyterial
Fomen's Foreign Missionary Society,""
LEXINGTON. KY.