The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13

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JOS. s. Shaw, Gus. Stefel, Frank "
Cousins and j. B.. Stansberry. The OBJ
scot of the Companyis to engage in trade
and commercial transactions In Africa.
The capital stock of the Company is TO
he $5,000;000, divided into fifty Thousand
Shares of Sl00 each, payable in monthly
installments of $40. The principal Office
ls to be in Coyington.
NEWPORT. x
No City Court.
The Merry Six give their party this
evening.
The case of the sewing machine agents
was continued by Judge Geisler till FRI
day.
Council tonight. The questions OF
gas, police, wet0es, &C., are to be dis
Epussed.
Mr.. John Miller, of the Swabian Band,
was married last might to Miss Rauh,
adopted daughter of Mr.. Heinroth.
Yesterday we mentioned the desertion
of soldier from the Barracks. Tits now
reported that two have deserted. Their
names are Gleason and Morgan.
Handsome j ohnny Cunning, train dis
.patcher on the 'Short-itne, is wearing q
bmileithatii iis child.like and bland. That
back pay has something to do with it.
A house belonging to Captain Henry
Wenzel, on Columbia street, between
Madison and Isabella, was undermined
this morning by the heavy rain and fell
down. IA lOt Of furniture was ruined,
bntnone oflthe inmates hurt.
j LEXINGTON. Ky.
Rev. DIR. r. FL. Read, Pastor of the HILL
street M. e. Church, left for Kansas yes
terday.
Tom BowIine, owned by McGrath. car
Eied off the laurels at the horse-show
Monday.
A call for the 1etter-carrier system is
being made by aiocai paper here. = This
certainly is the sentiment Of the entire
community.
The Tri-Weekly Dispatch has been
merged into a large semi-weekly. The
editor proposes to make his Sunday pa
per one OF the best local papers in Ken
lucky.
The many friends of Mr.. j. Danahy,
The venerable father of Councilman
Danahy, will. be rejoiced to hear Of his
speedy recovery. He is in the eighty
fourth year OF his age.
The funeral Of Mrs. .MuIligan took
place yesterday. Herremains were in
iferred in the Lexington Cemetery. A
large concourse of friends share the sad
lbereayementlof her husband and family.
, Mr. M. II. -Offutte, q young apothecary,
was mysterlously shot, near the Market
house, ON Upper street, Tuesday night.
The Dali .entered his breast, but he
;as not considered dangerously wounded.
1t is thonght that the deed was done by
his own hands, as he erefuses to say any
4hing about the matter.
HAMILTON.
valentine Eastman, amember of the
Dramatic Club, while rehearsing the
other evening had abayonet run through
bis right foot.
Those wishing TO spend pleasant
evening should not forget the United
Presbyterian social this evening. Ad-
anittance only 1o'cents.;
IA petition was yesterday filed In the
Clerks Office by John z. Kreigenhovfer
ys. Christian B0le and the Home Loan
n Building Association. The suit is
sbrougnt TO foreclose a mortgage.
Yesterday Herman Reutti, while clean
Ing mess of lake fish, found tape
worm three feetin length inthe stomach
bf one. DR.. Forster spoke for it first,
wishing tospreserye itin alcohol.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
was accustomed by the burning of
Elaughter-h0use In the Second Ward,
the property of Henry Holbrock. The
loss 10 estimated at $700. No insurance.
IAN Inquest was y esterday held onthe
body OF Chas. 4. Tisch, who was acci-
IDENTITY killed tuesday night, from being.
run over by freight train on the Rich,
mond branch OF the c., III. & ID. Railroad
ht this point. A.. verdict OF tdeath by ac-
Uident was rendered. I.
Anold lady who occupies the house
on the premises known as the Dinges
Hafden, was aroused from her sleep
harly yesterday smorning to find man
bent npon robbery in her ROOM, she re-
manned quiet long enough to learn his
errand, and then could hold out no more. ):
siiateIy drew revolver and pointed ID
at ths old lady and 'motioned FOR her to
remain quiet, not speaking word him
beIf. He left the place without being
identified, although 1t is thought. to be al
person well acquainted with the prem-
tses and habits Of the family. 4:
Quite sensation was created in the
vicinity OF the Opera Hall, about 7;3Ui
O'Clock last night, by report being
spread that an attempt to fire the build;
Ang had been madej and upon investiga-'
ti0n IL was found that there was ample
ground for the report, as a lot OF kindling
and waste, saturated with coal.oil and
Aurpentine, had been discovered under
xhest0ge and already partially burned.
The "Wild Bill" troupe were here and
Iwas to have given an entertainment this
svsniHg g,a ses Y Opera 70 Y Aaii. !.