The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
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Commons. ,t I'll
Mr.. j. J. MaekIiYs Kitchen, corner OF
Twelfth and Madison streets, was sllght-
Iy damaged by fiIe on Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Huber, butcher, fell into
an ice.house at Austlnsburg, aud it is
feared sustained fatal injuries.
Carroll Camberton, young lad, who
ten Is to the mail.boxes on the Scott
street Railroad line, nearly blew the
half OF his face of yesterday while eeie-
brating the day with firing pistol.
MAYORS CoURT-Henry Nye, breach
OF peace, conunued; .. Robins, disoi-
derly, same; Jas. Holmes, till tapping,
tweiity-six days; NJ. VNeil, breach OF
peace, $13; john McGowan anu Ed. Mil
Ter, dis0rueriy, continued.
Burglars at an early hour this morn
ing effected an entrance into the resi-
dence oi Captain Brentt, No. 70 East
Ninth street, but were discovered before
they could obtain anything. Captain
Bfentt fired pistol after the burglars
but did not hit them.
Mike Kruse, John Benale and Albert
Netting were arrested by CohstaDie
charley Temple for an assault ON VIM.
Webb. TDey were arraigned before
Squire Francis ON a charge OF assault
Will intent to Kill. The examination
was postponed until Friday.
A fire originated in the Boone House,
at Walton, about 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The building was burned
down, the flames communicating with
j.. l.. Norman's dry-goods store, Tom
Curlee's grocery store and the Post
ufiice, all Of which, together with nine
dwellings, we're consumed. AT the
latest Intelligence the entire southern
part oil the town was endangered.
The procession yesterday was COM
posed principally OF the COVington Light
Guard, Fire Department., The Masonic
Fraternity, with a number OF Knights
Tenlplar, the Iron Molders' Union, and
the Turner's.
After marching through the principal
streets the column fled into the incioe-
nre surrounding the structure Of the new
government buildings, where the corner
stone was laid with the usual ceremo-
pies OF the Masonic Order, DR.. L. N.
Wise acting as proxy for the Granu
Master. The column took up the line Oh
march after the ceremonies Tor Park
Riace. lr
Rev. DR.. John Wofrall opened the ex-
ercises with prayer. The National am
them, America" was sung. Col. Rob-
brt Richardson read the Declaration.
The Colonel was followed by Hon. w. E.
Arthur, alter which the ''Star Spangled
Banner" was sung.
NEWPoRT.
An inquest was held on the body of an
unknown man found in the Licking
River near the coal elevator, and YER
dict returned of death from dr0W ming.
CITY CoURT.-John Davis, breach of
peace, dismissed; John Schweitzer,
breach Of peace, dismissed Oh payment
OF costs. The following will be tried to-:
day or Tomorrow: Louis Ernest, resist
fng officers; Adam Wagner, jr., drunk
and disorderly and breach Of the peace;
Adam Wagner, ST., resisting officer, and
John Metherlngham, disordefly con-
duct.
Charles Wiebe, son of Police Commits
Bioner Wiebe, and John Schweitzer got
1nto difficulty yesterday evening on
Monmouth street near Harris. The for
bner drew pistol and fired, the ball
grazing Sch Weitzer's head. Wiebe after
he fired the shot struck Schweilzer on
the bridge Of the nose with the butt Of the
pistol, breaking that organ.
J Three lads visited the house of Peter
Andre, situated a few miles back OF this
city, and while the proprietor was on
the farm stole $50. TGey made theiI
escape to Newport, where they hired a
buggy. Ore OF the boys bought a new
bniJ OF CLONES with Andres money.
ANDRE followed them. but the trio made
Hheir escape through Coyington.
) Jack Howe and Cbas. Harris, formerly
Deputy Sheriff, had difficulty this NOR
fing on York and Madison streets.
Howe hit Harris on the nose, when the
batter drew a knife aud ripped open the
clothes Of Howe. Both picked up some
rocks, and lively night would have en-
sued but f0r the interference of by
Islanders. The twain were arrested and
their cases postponed.
I The procession yesterday was a sue
Eess in every way. 1t formed at the
hour appointed. The Sixteenth Regi-
bment made IL fine appearance with their
sgiisteninY Springfield muskets and the
Shovel bayonets. The Continentais made
q fine display, aud the company Of little
Indians excited universal merrimeHt.
Cold Spring showed up well by a repre-
sentation ON horseback. The column
closed by the display Of che Fire Depart
ment. The column marched over the
hescribed route, and reached the Court
house Square at hall-past 8 O'clock.
kev. VIM. HI. Pettis offered a prayer.
Ahe Declaration was then read by MIR.
bobn S. Ducker.
Mayor Berry read the historical sketch
written by Mrs. Mary X. Jones, wife OF
Eo6gressman Jones. e.
/. AFTER the reading OF the history, Col.
Games Taylor addressed few words to
khe audience. Mr.. Root also made a
brief speech.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
The Democratic Convention OF Campbell
County, called for the purpose of nomi-
mating q Sheriff, convened in the Court
house at Alexandria on Monday.
D The Committee ON Resolutions made a
keport, ind6rsing the nomination OF Til
keh and Hendricks. ~
1 1t was ofdered that In voting for Sher-1
hfi the vote should be taken viva yoce.
bach delegate answering as his name
WAS called from the roll.
4 The snlire vote was given for Col. Hub
bard d. Helm, with one exception, in
favor or MIR. Thos. White.
a The folieE1ng resolutions were passed (
Y "Rssolsed, That the Democracy Of
camptell County, in Convention assem-
kled, cordially indorse the action Of the
bt. Louis Convention. and pledge an
Earnest support to Tilden and Hen
AFicks. N nfH ~ sfaa
"Resolved, That the only means offered