The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19
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Mr.. e. 5. Spiague has returned from
mis- trip to Falmouth.
We regret to learn of the death of Mr..
ID. =. Flanders, gentleman well known
I'm this city.
Mary Mclaughlin, for breach OF the
peace on Della Kelley, was lined S2S III
the Mayors Court. 81
Marriage licenses were issued to John
P.MeGare and Mary Jane Taylor, and
30 b. +. Turner and Ella Wilson.
A boy,whose name we could not learn,
teH into a cellar Yesterday on PhHadel-
phia street, between Seventh and Eighth,
and as the cellar was full of water IL e
old would have drowned had 1T lot
been Tor the arrival OF his father.
Tue Republicans met at Odd!fellews'
Hall last night ana organized q Hayes
and Wheeler Club. Mr.. Vincent Shin
kle was nominated as President; DR.. j.
j. Temple, III. Il. Bowen, and Rev. W. II.
blackburn az, Vice ,Presm ments; James
ID. Eaton, Secretary R. X Spilman,
Corresponding Secretary; W. s. Holden.
Treasurer; and the folio ing Executive
Eommittee was dominated: NJ NV. 'PrIm-
Bile, JChas q H.. Fschter, w N. Condell, y.
y. Wilcox and John Mcleod.
Mrs. Thomas, q lady of undpubted ye-
rae ty y,-and-wholives at No. AS Holman
street, informs us that she was most in
su,tingly abused yesterday alternoona by
III, driver OF street car No. z, OF the
Third and Fourth street line, Cincinna-
ii. She avers that while sitting in the
car the driver gazed at her most ungen-
tlemaniy, and boisterously laughed at
her several Times, without any cause, in
presence OF three or four passengers,
who also could iiotaceount for the drl-
Gur rtc On QunIvinD NJ.
duclor for tue mans name he refused to
fell her, and fGally was eompeile d. TO
{eave the car to avoid more insults. Mrs.
Thomas is thinking Of having the man
brought tqjustiee.5 y CrTYT.TI
The following 6fficers have been ap-
pointed to serve at the August election: /:
Ehe two first named are 10 act as
Judges, the third as Clerk, and the
fourth az sheriff. First Ward, r. II.
ball, James Rees, Charles Brosmere;
beeond Ward, Fl. IF. Bowen, r. NJ. Fra
per, J. u. Mccall, John Raum; Third
Ward, n. H.Kepnedy, "a. FL R5ses Wal
ter Gteary, jys. HAHN Fourth Ward,
John ODonnell, Henry Crout, o. b.
Aallan, John s. Scott; Fifth Ward, John
Ereer, II. w. Schleutker, John Burke,
l. Day; Sixth Ward, Henry Adams,
Samuel Condell, EDWARD Murphy, john
bchuIker; Seventh Ward, James Arnold,
q. W. u man, ii. ". ,Wiisop, Thomas
hartin; Eighth Ward, NJ. Il. Brand, Jo-
Seph hBroOkshaw, jr., John Me- Court. .J Ohm
Aalson; Ninth Ward. b. q. Edwards,
James =. Barnes, John Dnlon, y Prss-
i17 .sssiGe NEWBORN.
Geo. w. Frelinger is q candidate for
Marshal on The Workingmen's ticket.
The Republican City Executive Com
mitlee meets Ibis evening At Major Bo-
denis flee. r.
Tue Wills OF Joseph Pfngstaf, Anton
DeIteman and Geo. w. Homes were ad-
4itted to, probate in the County Court.
tJakop Schneider, the Madison-st treet
cigar make, ana Ed. Whitening, the
barbet, had \ .set-to last gut. They
will be ARIA gned before Esquire Hoii
this evening. aa SIS 7a sr
August Schmidt, who resides on Eley-
E4th street, near Bullock, was over
come by the neal yesterday and died
kchmldt was night Watchman at Gels
bausps b.ewery. ''' Z. s's r. 'oA'
The Board oil Examiners of the Public
Schools WIN meet next Friday at the
Hinggold-stfeet School-house TO examine
applicants for the position or teacher Oh
iGhe Coiofed school, f7'N' T,fT T. u x
Cry CoURr.Ajoe Gallagher, George
DonDelIy, ll6. McLaugLlIn and Mart
Ie0nafd, drunk ,ana dls0rderly and re-
IBiS ling 0tficer, continued. Mrs. Leonard,
aisorderiy, alsv continued.i ~ II. IA
Theiollowing gentlemen were installed
last night as officer VI The Minnenaha
Eribe No 10, Improved Order of Red
Men: l. B. Reed and T.. H.Conn, Repre-
Rentatiyes. Great Council, II. ID. Al ey-
Prs; Sachem, Chas. M onders; Senior
&agamole, J. J. Burwell; Junior Saga
Mofe,- Jphn Lamb; Chlei of Records, ii.
NJ. els; Keeper Of Wappum, q. Il.
The body Of David Vaughn, whose
fdeaIh by drowning we recorded yester-
hay WaA found floating I'M the rive r by a
bishermapLh morning. He tugged the
corpse TO shore, at the foot Of Garrard
notifed aud held an inquest. A verdict
was returned OF death Dy drowning. The
body was Afterwards conveyed 10 the
Undertaking establishment Of Mr.. Pye,
on JetfersQp street, In Odd-feIlows' Hal.
INT. Pye enclosed tue remains IN cotfiu
nnd transferred them to lhe Home OF the
Edrowned boys parents, about two miles
brom Ale xahdria. -s
HAMILTON.
The street railroad ID doing a good
business since tue heated term began.
James L. ValIandigham returned from
p visit TO his hume IN Maryland yester-
day lc 5'a Ft'a Y i4 = N.
Delegates and others leave to-day for
Iqyeland to be present at the Congress-
JONAH onvention to be held there Dy the
Hepubllcans to-lnorrow.
A second contest between the engines
Neptune and Relief will come If FRIDAY
eyening, on the corner of Third aud
stahle streets, Third Ward. ri
A lad about nine years old named
William Keeiy was drowned Monday
night in the canal near Dayton-street
b idge. 1t seems he. went Iii to battle
with several other Boys about his own
age, who after q time got out and
dressed, and finding one OF their number
missing, gave the alarm-but too late.
Life was extinct when the body was re-
soyeTed, having been in the water some
thirty minutes after the discovery was
made. d ffHi' % .
A German, named Stephen Bertsch,
was tteariuIiy beaten by a, farmer named
Dixon, who hvss in the vicinity OF Cam
Qei. 1t appears the German, with his
aiiillreff were ont barrvi,,of and a., e.nd