The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-24
CovINGTON.

Prot. Q. S. Fowler gives another leo
lture tonight.
The test of the MeGowan pump is
lset for this afternoon.
A boy throwing at a dog; Saturday,
lproKe $l5e window at Terlan's jeweIry
store.
The internal revenue collections for
the week ending April %, amounts 10
s49,6s2 10.
Chancehor Menzes will preside for
pew days over the Circuit Court, In the
absence of Judge Boyd.
VIM. e. Hays, alias Bunt Hays, died
pl pulmonary consumption a few days
ago ut the Penitentiary.
The anniversary of st. Mary,s Young
Ladies' Society will take place next
Sunday st. Joseph's Church.
Rev. David II. Greer, the former .pas-
tor OF Trinity Episcopal Church,
preached at that Church yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Ernst, daughter Of Mr..
fWm. Ernst, is to be married next w ed
Enesday evening at the First Presby-
'lterian Church, to Mr.. James r. Minor,
Iof the firm OF Minor d Dixon, Of Cincin-
natl.
\ hite.sunday was duly celebrated at
alb Of the Roman Catholic churches
Sunday. At sc. Joseph's Church Rev.
William, D. s. b., celebrated High Mass,
assisted BY Rev. Gabriel and Rev. Ber-
nadine. Weber's Mass in G was sung.
ERrofessar Jacob Mohr performed some
excellent music.
The friends Of VIM. Hays, now dead,
are considerably annoyed at the doings
OF the morning papers, in publishing
items about the deceased which have
already been thoroughly promulgated
during Hays life. They think those re-
porters should respect the dead, though
ne has led wrong life.
The game on Saturday between the
Stars anu Amateurs was fraud upon
fhe public. The score at the end OF the
seventh inning stood 21 to l in favor of
the Stars. In the beginning Of the game
McSorley succeeded In knocking sparks
from Flinps eye, which did not. how
over, prevent Flint from catching during
lhe rest of the game.
Winford Jackman, Henry Rose and
Philip Watson, all colored, Tor the last
pix months have made 1t a custom to
loiter around the Seventh-street Market
place, using indecent language and in
hulting ladies. Last Saturday they did
the same thlGg and obstructed that
thoroughfare from o'clock in the after
noon till late at night. Officers Burke
ana henour were called BY Market 20
llceman Lambert and took the trio to
jail. They were each fined 81 and costs,
and In default were locked up.
The motion of Messrs. l.. d. Croninger,
II. Bostwick, II. II. Ramsey and q.
Beam, to be released from the official
bond OF Capt. W. g. Stone, City Treas
urer, was heard in the Circuit Court on
katurdaU Tho q n NJ
was adjudged insufficient, and new
bond required. The Treasurer imme-
piately presented a new instrument.
with Messrs. II. *. Thornton, Logan Rel
ley, John J0rdon, John Freer and s.
Moreland as sureties in the sum OF $780,
poo. The case was continued until next
tuesday.
( MAYORS CoURT.--Jo. Johnson, drunk
and disorderly, was dismissed; John
Parker, disorderly, 81 and costs. James
Caurt and another lad on Saturday night
broke window at Cree's grocery, cor
ner Seventh aud Madison streets, and
rihed the showcase Of its contents.
Marshal Bolan came along and captured
Caurt. His case was called up, but con-
tinued till Tomorrow. Four men-Wm,
Klein, Philip Buerkel. Jacob Buerkei
aud Henry TnompSOn-entered Flaute's 8
saloon, on BaAewell street, about 10
p'clock last night, and got into dis.
pute with the bar-keeper about the SETTLE
ment of beer bill. Three of them as
Baulted butcher named George
SCHWARTZ and another man. The formef
was struck by Klein In the head with a
beer glass, causing dangerous scalp
wound about three inches In length.
Philip Buerkle, who, as was shown in
the testimony, had nothing to do with
the affair, was honorably dismissed |.
Klein was fned 500 and costs, and
Thompson and Jacob Buerkle each $50
and costs.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Clement Olnaber has arrived from
the South.
Mrs. Jarl, y exhibits her wax figures at
Bmalley's Hall Tonight.
Squire Bodkins will to-day try Michael
ScotL for abusing his fanny.
The case of Tim. Shannon, before
Dudge Geisler, was continued.
y Patrick Gilmartin paid 81 and costs
for being drunk and disorderly yester-
.aay.
Ed. McHale will have his trial to-n,or
row for res ting all officer and assisting
in prisoners escape.
| The various lodges of Odd-fellows will
Diversary OF The foundation of the Or
der, at Odd-fellows' Hall next Wednes-
bay night.
The rite OF circumcision was per.
formed yesterday morning ON the sen OF
Mr.. julius Schweilzer, Deputy Circuit
Court Clerk OF Campbell county. DR..
Epstein, Of Cincinnati, oficiated.
! Barney King was arrested yesterday
for assaulting his father. His case will
be heard at nalf-past 7 O'Clock this even
Ing before Squire Buchanan. 1t Is prob
able that his tather will not prosecute
PIN.
The prisoners at the jail have been
making another attempt to break out,
The Jajler and Lieutenant Cottingham
pepriyed them Of two pieces of gas pipe.
which the prisoners had. shaped into
erowbars.
4 John Moran and John Mclaughlin
were captured about 10 O'clock this
morning in Cincinnati by Officer Quinn,
hpd kept at Hammend-st treet Station till |
the arrival Of Marshal Locke. They
were taken to this city, whore they will |
Pc tried this evening tor house-breaking. |
Louis Mckeown, another OF the same