The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
JULY
COvINGToN.

DIR. Miller. of Union M. e. Church,
will preach Tomorrow morning on "Our
Banner"
Mrs. Nick Momper ran the prongs Of a
steel fork through her hand yesterday.
Her wound Is severe.
The Vigilants of Cincinnati defeated
the Actives Of this city, at the Star
grounds, by a score Of 10 to 8.
John Lally, alaborer, had his left hand
smashed by falling into cellar on Bake
well street yesterday evening.
The large hole in the middle of Seventh
street, opposite st. Mary's School Hall,
should be filled up. 1t has been the
cause Of more than one breakdown.
MIR. James S. Warrington has erected
new livery stable at the corner OF Third
and Greenup streets. 1t is the largest
In the city, and is filled with some OF the
best stock III the country.
The special committee which received
Mr.. EarnshaW's plans and estimates for
b new reservoir has decided to recom-
hend to Council the second plan, en-
bracing two basins, at an estimated cost
bt $2o2,000.
DR.. Geo. Kassen was presented some
ZINE ago with a fine specimen Of the crow
kind. He was under the impression that
10 was u singing bird, and for several
nights in succession has kept up an at
tempt 10 teach the bird to sing. 1t
wouldn't work.
Lou. Baker, Giacomo Devote, George
Young and james Earl, four of the men
arrested at Mrs. Hayes place, in New.
port, last Tuesday morning, were held
under 81, 200 bonds each for their appear
'ance before the Mayor next Wednesday
morning at 8 O'Clock, for examination
on the charge oil burglary.
NEWPORT.
The horse Of butcher Kraus ran off
this morning ON Madison street. Inc
contents OF the wagon were spilled in
the mud.
The Marshals of the societies and or
ganizations intending to participate in
the celebration at Newport will meet at
the City Clerks Office at 8 O'Clock this
evening.
An arch will be erected on York and
Bellevue streets, and q grand stand and
seats for the ladies In the Courthouse
yard. Newport will have as fine dis
play as Cincinnati.
Mayor Berry yesterday received a
communication from the Lexington Cas-
light Company, In which the company
claims the exclusive right OF laying gas
pipes in the city ot Newport.
The following are the officers Of Will.
liam Tell Lodge, No. 146, l.. D. .. b., tori
the ensuing term: Henry New, N. e.; j.
Anderson, V. g.; w. Attenmeyer, r. s.;
Lawrence Rust, p. s.; G. Mann, Trea-
surer.
The election of delegates from the
three districts Of Newport to the County
Convention at Alexandra, on Monday
next, will be held to-day from 6 to 8
O'Clock p. Nj. at the different voting pre-.
cincts.
Concordia Lodge, No. 80. A. o. U. W.,
has elected the following officers: John
Bossart, u. M; j. Wolf, G. F.; w. Cue
don. Secretary; Adam Zuber, Financial
Secretary; f. Wurst, Treasurer; j. Ban
kert, 1. g.; j. Bartlett, o. q.
A young would-be thief last night,
about IL O'clock, attempted to rob the
pigeon-roost of Mrs. Speck, at the corner
bT TGoodman and Lowell streets, but was
captured before he got away with any
spoils. A severe tnrashing was meted
cut 10 him, and then he was let go.
Fred. Siefert, q young lad about six
teen years old, swore ont warrant be-
fore Esquire Buchanan this morning
against Two men, Aug. Klingner ana
Louis, laborers at Butcher u Wiede-
mRRn's brewery, charging them with a
breach OF the peace. Siefert says he
WAS sitting on the steps before the brew
cry and was assaulted by the two men.
lie then picked up a rock and hit one OF
the men In the forehead. He further
states that one Of the men threatened 10
pnt his neck with q 'little hatchet."
Turther developments will be made be-
Iore the Squire this evening.
u HAMILTON.
The County Commissioners room has
been treated to new paint and paper.
James s. Campbell, Judge Hume and
others returned from st. Louis yester-
aay.
The Democracy will hold a ratification
pssting Tonight In the Courthouse
PARK. .a
The Ladies' Book Club met this after
boon at the house Of the President, Mrs.
Ailiiken, Third Ward.
A sacred concert will be given In
Pscket's Hall tomorrow evening for the
benent OF 81. Johns Sabbath-school.
The Board Of Education has decided
10 publish an Annual Report. 1t is to
DO printed In both English and German.
A tribe of gypsies are camping near
the city, and the females are to be seen
daily ON the streets seeking those de-
Sirous Of having their fortunes told.
The alarm Of fire last night was occa-
yioped by the explosion Of coal oil
lamp at the boarding-house Of John f.
echwenn, on High street, between Lud-
low and Sycamore.
That portion OF Front street between
Drawford's Run and the river was yes
serday condemned by the Board OF
Health as o public nuisance, and the
Health Officer was instructed to abate
he same.
LEXINGTON. KY. l...s
Growing Jack" was performed by j.
q. Little and his company at the Opera.
house last night.
Miss Maggie Nichols. OF this city,
whale alighting from the train In Louis.
fiiie day OF two ago, fell aud broke her
km. +e
Taylor Bowen and Caroline Higgans
Esre bound over for further trial yester-
lay morning, upon the charge Of rob
berry.
I The picnic TO be given by St. Paups
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