The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-20
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Not case in any Of the Courts.
A marriage license was issued yester-
DAY to Joseph Willis and Ellen Thomas,
both colored.
The Short-line Railroad took the New
tHayens aud Louisvilies over their road
this morning.
Oliver W. Root has declined to read
tthe Declaration OF Independence at the
D0mlng Centennial Fourth.
The Dueber Watch-case Company will
illuminate their building in a fine man
ner on the night of the Fourth.
John Long, sixteen years old, fell over
a b0wlder about 10 O'Clock this morning
on Williamson street, and fractured his
arm.
Fritz Sehaller, who had been on q
spree Sunday night, complained to the
City Marshal that he had lost or been
robbed OF 1915 and gold watch.
7 COUNTY CouRT-The wills OF Charles
Link, William Pelle and John Spring
were admitted to probate. The latter
leaves all his property to his wife.
!" Asuit was brought by the Common
wealth against William Bingham. for
Assuing a policy of insurance without
first procuring license from the State
Auditor.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-Tne Commit
tee on Salaries and Appointments rec
commended the following appointments
with salaries fixed: James McGlnnis,
Principal, 5000 per annum; Samuel ID.
shepperd, Principal, 5000; Miss G. Nc
Connell. Grade A, intermediate, $780,;
Amanda j. Craig, A Primary,
NEAA. NauIp Primary
$500; Kate White, b Primary, $475;
II. b. Hoyt, q Primary, $475; Hannah
Purser, B Primary, $475; Lucy NJ. Park,
BPrimary, $476; Mrs. A. l.. Ryder, Z
PRIMARY, $45O; U. r. Payne, c Primary,
$3.50; JENNIE Waterhouse, q Primary,
$3.50; Kate Perry, q Primary, $3.50; Kate
Hawthorne, u Primary. S4O0; Alice
Nealen, d Primary, S400; j.. s.
Walsh, d Primary, $4Oo; Villa Bratt, d
Primary, $4O0; Louisa Wend, D Pri-
mary, $500; S. IN. Showers, D Primary,
B85o; Fannie Striker, E Primary, $500;
IMoille Burnay, F. Primary, $500; Maggie
ellison, +. Primary, $500; Augusta Meth
eringham, i Primary, $500; W. FL. Jones,
superintendent, 81, 45O per annuIn.
| Janitors--Willlam Plummer, Richard
Marlin, Patrick hickory, 5000 each, and
Mrs. Purcell, York-street School, $10O
per annum, and b. Lumpkin, Colored
School, $S5 per annum.
Miss &. Gerhard will receive $50 ad-
ditional tor performing Principals duty
at the York-street School-house.
Adjourned.
HAMILTON.
The will OF Peter Welsh, deceased,
was probated yesterday.
W. II. Hedges, the railroad employe,
WAS suffering severely yesterday from
bis injured hand.
/ A change of time In the 1850 p. nj
passenger train took place Sunday; il
now leaves at 1918 Z. M.
John Z. Beal, who was severely In.
tured fiom being kicked in the head by
b horse, ts reported in dangerous con.
dition.
Fred. Sumkalf and Charles Bresock
were arrested yesterday by Officer
paugherty on q charge OF assault with
intent to kill.
= The contract for furnishing coal to the
Courthouse and county offices was yes
ferday awarded by the Commissioners
20 Snider II Meyer at 1871 cents per bu.
a little child of Mrs. Coll, who keeps
Che millinery store ON the cornerof Third
aud Ludlow, was yesterday afternoon
bitten in the cheek by dog. The AMI
NAL was Immediately killed.
ra LEXINGTON. KY.
Seven hundred and eighty-fve arrivals
NJ the st. Nicholas last week.
Judging from the large number Of reap
Frs that are sent out from this city
Rhere will We good yield in the grair
crops.
BY o typographical error the Press
man was called "demon" In place Of 9
t1.genius." 1t is awful that these immac
mates should be so misrepresented.
Some young rascal on an excursion
train from Louisville on Sunday reck
pessly fired pistol while PASSING
khrough FrankiorJ aud killed boy whe
twas picking cherries In tree. 1t IL YET
unknown VINO did the shooting.
. Thomas Murphy, ESQ.,, Revenue Col
k1ector of New York, Hon. b. NJ. Holli
dag and wife, OF Washington. and Col
. r. Walton, of Phlladslphia, on theil
3eturn as delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention, are stopping at the 81
nicholas.
EATON, o.
Col. "DIck" Thompson, Of Terre
41ante- i~st-~Ss who 90 ably presented