The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
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Stars. tomorrow on the Star grounds.


Stars. Tomorrow on the Star grounds.
The Kentucky Central Railroad Com
pany will OH the 23d eject Board Of
Directors.
Fred. Hilsheim, charged with bas-
tardy, was arrested yesterday by Dep
uty Sheriff Furber, and released on $5OO
bail.
The contract for the work on the found
alton of the Government building was
let to Bernard Huelsman at 800.
Work Will be begun Immediately.
MAYORS CoURT.-All of the cases tried
this morning came under the heading of
disorderIy. Thomas Foley was fined "a;
Thomas Ryder and Catherine Maroney,
each S.; Ann Waite, continued until to-
morrow; Ellen Carol and El,en Hardon,
continued indefinitely.
A fire occurred yesterday evening at
Mr.. Frank. Kochs residence, No. 127
East Thirteenth street, but no alarm was
turned in. An acquaintance of Mr..
Koch after lighting his cigar threw the
burning match into receptacle for
chips, &C., which immediately caught
fire. A lively blaze ensued, but the ire
was extinguished before any damage
was done.
UNITED STATES COURT.-The case OF
w. A. Walker, assignee, against the
Clay Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, is in progress. In the case Of l..
Shaw, assignee, against A. r. Mullins,
q final decree was entered. In the case
Of the United States against John Mar
tin, verdict Of guilty was returned.
Byron ID. Smalley, OF Newport, was ad-
mltted to the Bar of this Court.
The game between the Stars and St.
Louis Red Stockings yesterday drew
hnI hmm r.ld
Stars did we'll at the. bat, and were
immense in their fielding. The Stars
earned two runs, whereas the Reds
earned none. The game lasted TWO
hours. The following is the score:
Innings ...........1. y .. A. s. 6. T. 8. 8.
ssas sssis. :.::..:...:S .:.:..::S oto S-s s
A Republican meeting was held yes
terday afternoon at Fechter's Hall to Or
ganize a Bristow Club. The following
persons were appointed committee to
obtain applications for membership: Dr..
id. Temple, j. Il. hamilton, Charles
Asman, III. It. Bowen, joe. Hermes, VIM.
Blick, Gen. j. w. Finnell,, James Wig
gins, w. Condell, James ID. Eaton, H..
Schleutker, DR.. j. Nj. Chambers, DR.. w.
Threlkeld. u. +. Bentley, Ill. Naehs,
Ohas. Fechter, Rev. w. Blackburn, John
Hillman, Robert SpilIman, e. Hardy.
The meeting adjourned until Saturday
night.
Frank. Hoffman, was arrested yester-
day by Constable Francis in Patten-
town on charge OF larceny. Constable
Francis yesterday levied on the bar
room fixtures and other articles belong
ing to a grocery keeper, Barney Me-
naber. The Constable placed Mr.. Fitz-
gerald to watch over the lot, but when
the latter went to dinner three red
birds, with their respective cages, had
disappeared, and Hoffman, was charged
with having caused Uheir disappearance.
He was arraigned before Esquire Fran
els and held over Till tomorrow in the
sum of $500 bail.
Tne Democratic City Executive Com
mittee met last night at DreXilius' Hall.
The following resolution was adopted:
ssThe Committee, believing that the
people are opposed to the multiplicity of
primary elections, unanimously recon-
mend that the same delegates selected
by the Democratic voters OF the city to
represent them at the County Conven-
tion, on the 10Th inst, shall form City
Convention, to be held at the Court
house on Monday evening, at O'CLOCK.
to nominate Democratic candidate for
City Marshal; and, further, that the del
egates selected in each OF the Magls-
terial districts shall, at the same time
and place, nominate Democratic candl-
hates lorsC Unstable, and In the Second
District also a cadidate for Justice OF
The Peace"
CITY CoUNCIL.-Claims amounting to
1856 rs were allowed.
The contract between the city and
VIM. Ernst, trustee, for, payment of the
bonds OF the Coyington u Lexington
Railroad Bridge and other bonds, $SS 600
Di the floating debt Of the city, properly
signed, were presented, accepted and or
dered spread upon the minutes and filed
away.
The bond of City Treasurer Stone was
presented, and the action OF the Court
In regard to the suit of Croninger and
others certified by the Clerk read, show
ing its approval and acceptance by the
Court, accepted and ordered spread
upon the minutes; also. all the Court
papers accompanying it.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Mayor Berry is confined to his bed by
sickness.
No City Court again to-day. Crimi-
mails are getting scarce.
Tom Weston, the coal dealer, has as
signed. Liabilities $4,000, assets $1,000.
A church social tonight at Smalley's
Hall. by the ladies OF the Taylor-street
Methodist Church.
The Board Of Couucilmen failed to OBJ
tain a quorum last night, and adjourned
uniii saiiis evening.
Joseph Green, q young lad, fell into
the Licking, above SwitVs mills, yester-
day evening, and was rescued from
drowning by a man named Carson.
Tim. Burns broke through a rotten
part of the roof at Swiits Mills yester.
day. He was saved from falling TO the
ground, distance of tifty feet, by hang
Ing to the ralters until aid arrived.
Odd.fellows' Hall was densely crowd.
ed last evening TO witness the last per-
formance OF the Ben. Jonson Club. The
FIRST part Of the programme brought Out
Miss Ida Falls as "Lady. VIOLA" in
which she showed dramatic powers
rarely seen in amateurs. All the mem
pers acquitted themselves to the salts.
faction OF the vast audience. W
The alarm from Box 16 shortly after IL
O'clock to-day was caused BY q tire II
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