The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
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J ExConstabe Frank. Berte buried his
youngest son to-day.
I The Merry Four gave o social last
evening at tockhammers PLATFORM:
, Lewisuurg has been without water for
q week, owing 10 the irFegularity OF the
supply from the Water.works.
The Star Of the West Lodge, eolored,
paraded the streets this morning pre-
baratory to attending their picnic. H
Joseph Hummler, who lives at 20
Orchard street, was overcome By, the
beat yesterday. He was restored TO
soAsoious ness by Dr.. Kearns. -
MIR. William Thrasher, Ticket Agent
pn the Eepingtonand CineiInati Br, ase,
hied yesterday OF Consumption, at LIS
Residence l23 East Third street. sr,.
Sam. Moreiand received a. pair Of
black eyes Yesterday at the hands oi
Sandy Grant. The ARRAY occurred on
biadison smeet, opposite the Clinton
Hotel.
MAYORS COURT. - Smith Johnson,
Dreacn OF the peace upon Emil Bader,
aIsnnssed, Robert Brown, stealing q
zane, umbrella and other articles from
DR.. Henderson's Office on EleveAth
EOntinued.
A new club, to be entitled the Armory
Dramatic Club, was organized by mem
6ers of the Coyington Light Guard at
Greer's ri all Hast night. The officers
eleuted we're: President, j. A. Seelay;
Vice President, j. F. Blumenstiel; Sec
yetary, Philip Stoui; Treasurer, Cnas.
Perry; Stage Manager, Henry Klein.
TIE membership is confined TO eighteen
members.
The police made q raid on the youth
ful band of SWIMMERS who have iatteriy
been disgracing The neighborhood OF
Grassy Pond. Officers Graw and Mike
Bolan took in fourteen OF the offenders
Yesterday. 1t would be well for parents
80 see that their boys put a stop 10 their
swimming III the ponds on Scott street,
otherwise the names oil The Offenders
Will be published, and il caught AGAIN
viii have hearing before the Mayor.
NEWPORT.
Mr.J. Link, Chief Of the Newport Fire
Department, had an increase IN the
Family yesterday.
City Attorney VIM. Boden and Assist
mt Assessor j. Il. DAVIS have gone tc
the 0.ymplan Spring, Bath County, KY
A lively row occurred again last nignt
on Isabella and Madison streets. 'Tis
usual ior the citizens at that place u
enjoy that kind OF sport nightly.
CITY CeURr.-John Mclaughlin, Mart
Leonard, George Connolly and JOSEPH
Gallagher, i0ur OF the. worst rufi1ans @
this city, got a severe dose this morning
Judge Ger Ter fined them each $50 and
costs for being disorderly and The samt
amount for resisting officer Flynn. TheJ
go W the Jail fur live months and will bt
led on bread and Water each alternate
day. Mrs. Leonard, ior being disorderly
was fined 50.
The Republican City Executive Com
1nittee met yesterday evening, and de
cided to hold primary meetings Tuesday
25tn inst, ana The Convention TO nomi
nate candidate for City Marshal tht
next day. July 26. The primaries will
be held as follows: First Ward, Esquire
&. p. Bucbanan's office; Second " ard
Sganders, corner OF Columbia and Belle
Fue sti eets; Tuird Ward, Henry EicneTs 8
Monmouth, near Mayo; Fourth Ward
III. Brodman's, Madison and Isabella
BLreets; Fifth Ward, Hunteleman's, Cor
ner Monmo utn and Williamson streets
SIKH Ward, Sehrattenberger's, corner
Di York and TluDatJs sL, eets. Eacl
ward is entitled to five delegates III tn
Convention. Etty
CALIFORNIA. o.
The foundry starts again To-day.
J.R. Crotty, Director OF the Count,
1niifmary, has been severely ill for sey
Erai days.
The dance at the hall last night coul
not be called o success. When Ghe ther
Sfometer stands al 1lO, wise people dom
Nance.
Mr. uonry PartboIo,nai who had hi