The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-14
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tonight at BoSke's Hall.
Tue Turner's of this city Will elect
their officers tomorrow.
John O'uay was arrested Tor being
drunk, but was 9et go ON payment Oh the
costs.
The Covinston and Newport Medical
Society meet tonight in the Council
Chamber.
Herman Kemper, Ex-City Sealer and
Gaugnr, has lett for Butler Station, KY.
where he wlil resiue.
Tue Ancient Order OF Hibernians Of
this city will give grand centennial
bali in April at Odd-ieilows' Hail.
ii. P. Ransom, Esq, has departed for
Washington, ID. C., ON business conhect-
cd with the Kentucky Central Railroad.
Evan Keen last night assaulted u col
ored man named Tom DAVIS, lamp
ighter, and was fined $25 and costs Ny
Mayor Athey.
Frank Wulftang, of the firm OF Dorsel
B Wulitang, distIllers, who has been
confined TO his bed by sickness for some
time, is now again attending 70 his Dusl-
ness.
John Halpin, late Assistant City Civil
Engineer, died yesterday morning at his
It6luCH0OS lNOs 1OV AWChph obAOSsy eshN
will be buried tomorrow from the Gov
iHgton Cathedral.
Hugh Gallagher, who halls from Penn
aylvania, and lately employed on the
Southern Railway, In CampbelPs di-
vision, entered Mike Murphy's saloon,
No. 253 West Third street, yesterday
evening, and got quite drunk. Raising
q row, he WAS put out by Murphy, and
on entering the saloon again was stabbed
with dagger in the lett cheek and on the
aide of the neck, and another cut in the
back Of the neck. A physician was called,
who attended to the mans wounds.
Murphy and Gallagher were both ar
rested, the former ON charge of cutting
with intent to kill, and the latter for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Murphy waived an examination and was
bound over to the Criminal Court in the
sum of $500. Two OF his friends, Nc
D0nnald and Burns, went his security.
The case OF Gallagher was indefinitely
postponed. He will be taken to the hos
pitai in the course OF the day.
The Trustees of the Star Baseball
Club In their meeting appointed Messrs.
III. j. Barker and JAS. b. Casey COM
Mittee to confer with A. D.. Bullock,
ESD, and solicit from him subscription
to the stock Of the CLUB by theinew street
railway line. Messrs. Geo. Il. Hartley
and Il. ID. Casey were named q COM
mittee TO prepare the grounds for the
opening of the season. Mr.. Henry Per-
eIval was instructed to receive bids Tor
the privilege of retailing malt and vi
nous liquors on the ground. The Trust
tees were each appointed a committee to
solicit subscriptions to the stock. j. Ill.
Cambron was awarded the exclusive
privilege of preparing and distributing
score-sheets. The letter of application
of Joseph Miller for position as player
was referred to the Committee on
Players, with power to act. Messrs.
Perkens, j. b. Casey, Hartley and
Ernst were appointed to confer with the
Cincinnati Baseball Club, and obtain
from them permission for oluDs belong
Ing to the new league to play with them.
NEwPoRT.
No case before Judge Geisler.
John p. Jackson was appointed to the
place Of Constable q. IL. Thorner, re-
signed.
The loafers around the Post-office cor
ner were out this morning In full force
On the occasion of such gatherings it Is
Impossible Tor ladies to enter the Post
office building.
The first colored funeral for some time
IN this city took place yesterday. Kitty
Davis, daughter Of Burrell Lumpkins,
was buried. The whole colored p0pula-
tion attended her funeral.
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the
Judgment Of the Campbell Criminal Court
In The case OF Frank Schoenlaub, con-
vfeted Of rape, and mas reversed its judg-
ment in the case oil John Kessler, con-
yicted OF the same. oitense aud jointly
Indicted with the above.
Jacob Schneider yesterday afternoon
had occasion TO distinguish himself by
his bravery. He heard an alarm OF fire
Issuing from Mrs. Kratz's house on Madi-
son street below Isabella. Running to
the sidewalk he saw a volume of smoke
issuing from the roof. To ascend with
kcoupie OF buckets of water was the
work OF minute. Jake. found the fire
Esuing from detective fue and soon
aeluged that part with water. After a
lew more inundations he had the flames
subdued, and he descended proudly from
his position. The Fire Department was
not notified.
The following appointments were made
by the Kentucky Conference for the Cow
jngton and Maysyille District: Presiding
Rider, IL. d. Rice, Coyington-Union
Church, d. Ii. Muller; Main street, N.
w. Darlington; Shinkie Chapel, j. l.. Al
britton. Newport, Grace Church, L. s..
Cowden; Ludlow and DeCourcey, W.
MeAfee; Dayton and Bellevue, j. w.
: Eimmerfnan; Asbury and Alexandria,
4. Curdy; Foster, l. +. Harrison; Har-
Eison and Nichols, r. d. Lashbrook; /;
Crittenden, IL. A. Ewell;. Maysville, j.
u. Walsh; Sardis and Murphysville, j.
3. Bradley; Mt. Olivet, j. Foster; Ger
mantown and Powersyille, j. s. Ruggles; /;
Augusta and Franks School-house, w.
b. Watson; Orangeburg, III. @. North
eutt; Hillsboro, B. +. Whitemau; Sher.
burne, M. d. Murphy; Concord, +. Gri-
ter; Vanceburg aud Quincy, ID. Aiken;
Fox Springs, II. Newman.
HAMILTON.
The Haywood Combination will give
m entertainment here on Thursday
evening.
The Hawthorne Club met last night
ut the residence OF DIR. Dan. Milliken,
Third Ward.
George Morner, young man well
known In this city, died or Consumption
1t Jacksonville, Florida, on the 18th
inst.
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