The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13
CoyINGroN.

FRIDAY, on ACCOUNT OF Lne lllbsSs VI oho
Of The petit jurors, ~
A fire was discovered about 4o'clock
yesterday evening on lhe roof Of Drtx-
ehuy' Hail.. A large part VI the Eoof was
burned. LOSS about $500.
MIR. f.. M. CsIkins, the editor of the
Ticket, is still unable to leave his house,
on ccountof the injuries ne received in
the assault OF sunday.
Il A man by the name of Charles Travis,
q shoemaker, in The employ OF Thomas
Lee, ON Greenup street, WAS found dead
III his bed this morning about 6 O'Clock.
TIE Coroner was notified and rendered
ayerdict of death from neart disease.
Tue police authorities were informed
yesterday that u man and woman, who
gave their names as g. r. and Caroline
burke, We're attempting 70 pass a ioL OF
counterfeit money III the city. They
were arrested and $265 in spurious coin
found on the man. They would give no
aeeou1t of themselves. Es
kMAYoRs CoURT.-George Fish. disor-
derly, dismisseu; "A del.ne Lewis, same,
$S; Hyeha Wolf, same, IS; Jas. PraI her,
jr., shooting TO kill conJlnueds Jas. Pra.
ther, ST., disorderly ana breach Of peace,
continued; z. r. Burk and Caroline
Burk, dealing in counterfeit money, con-
tinued; VIM. Benton, Chas. Gray, Chas.
Brecklnridge, Futon Watts, disorderly,
81; Eta ana Anna Sanders, same, dis
missed; Il. Flshenbay, malicious shoot
ing, dismissed; Thomas Daniels, disor-
derly, continueo; Aug. Weaver, ma
hcious shooting, continued.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A family diff
Gully occurred last evening alter supper
time in the house Of aptain Jane,
Prather, at 81 East Second street. The
Captain picked up broOm-stick to
chastse his daughter, grown girl, but
she ran out of the house. Gid: Prather,
the Captains son, rem0nstra then
drew q revolver ard fired. The ball
missed the Captain, but unfortunately
struck Miss Clara Morgan, a young lady
about twenty years old, who was stand
ing i'll front OF her residence, N o. 93 Sec
oaid street. Theiball passed through The
ieit groin. Drs. DulaIfey and Rife ex-
amlned the wound and pronounce it not
fatal. Captain Prather and his son were
both arrest Led. %g6.
.1f5at ...s NEWPORT.
+ In the Circuit Court a motion for a
new trial in Squire Hayman's case was
refused. t}.tIht
Mary Maxwell, a lunatic, was con.
veyed TO the Lunatic Asylum at LeXing
t0n, yesterday, by Constable j ackson.
III tne ClrculJ Coulb, yeSIeTuay,
Joseph Morlidge recovered $50 dam
ages from the city for The loss of horse
from distractions at the corner of Mon.
moutn and Harris streets.
= Ed. Carlisle, Joseph Gallagher, John
Manning and John Aug were arrested
last niglt by Officers Finn and CrIgntol
on a charge. oi yagraney. Their cases
are set Tor to-day before Judge Geisler
Hub. D. Helm, Esq.,, is before the pub
1ic as candidare Tor Sheriff. He is q
man OF liberal views ana OF sterling in
tegrity. In holding the office four years
ago, Tor which he is. nowagain an as
pirant, and the most suitable person, ht
Iuliy realized the expectations Of th0st
who elected him. Lie will do SO again
as he is by far the best choice for the
Office. fG
sBoARD OF EDUCATIONAL motion thai
the branches OF music and drawing bt
dropped from the course OF Studies was
ad pied. A motion that 40 teachers in
German be appointed for the next year
was carried. resolution was adopted
that the High School, as now organized,
be abolished, and that in its place q
higher intermediate grade be formed, to
b. under the joint charge of the Snperin-
tehdent and one teacuef. Adjourned.M
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Clark Lane, of Elkhart, Indiana,
is in the city on brief visit.
Naomi Smith was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Flora "A. j. Smith. = 1
"a Mrs. DR.. Parks gives croquet party
this evening at her residence oniSecond
etreet. 1rlattfirN 19
The oxford Female College was sold
mt Sheriff sale Saturday Rev. R! D.
.i Duno 81 "a n ftTIt l..
came the purchaser. He bid IL in al
$4,000.
The bridge over the hydraulic, near the
bran duster establishment, went under
Yesterday, and Trad on board at the time
y horse and spiing wagon, the property
OF Stephen Hughes. " Il X ~kB $f
The Light Infantry tender, by resolu
i,fion, their thanks 10 all the parties whl
so kindly assisted in the late rendition
Sf the aDrummer Boy of Shiloh,p at the
Opera Hall, for their benefit.
h !tW LEXINGTON. KY. lli4
Ii The first case of sunstroke occurred
here Sunday. Mr.. Henry Dodeward was
the unfortunate individual. ry
The tarring works of Headley's rope
factory, near the Covington depot, was
burned Saturday. The loss Will not be
Mr.. Abraham s. Drake fell from hi,
wagon while passing through Ifishto WI
Saturday evening, and was severely In.
jured about the head.
Mr.. Joseph Troy, the Wheeler q Will
son man, 4, again o. X. Ii was enly q
lack OF machines 60 supply his mo-
1nentous demand that causeda depres-
sion of spirit.
A horse driven by young man from
the country ran away ON Main street
Saturday. The Vehicle to which it was
attached was totally demolished. a
little son OF Mr.. Doyle was Knocked
down by part OF the dilapidated rig.
BOND HILL, O.
n The Bond Hill U. 5. s. gave their pic
mic last Saturday in the orchard OF Mr.,
Henry Pulitzer, Which was largely at
seEded. The young folks as well as THE
old folks participated In the different
games, ETC., ana did not leave the scene
OF amusement until a late hour. In the
afternoon the two clubs belong ging on the
Hill, the Beauties and the Bellies, played
N match game oil bali which was d decided
BY the umpire, Hon. Wm. Wilson, 10 to Il
:. b 4. Ils..