The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15
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rhiladelphias and Stars tomorrow on
Star Grounds.
Extra meeting of the Board of Coun-
ellmen this evening"
.sCorpus Christiv was duly celebrated
in ali the Roman Catholic Churches.
The case Of Miss Clara Morgan, shot
by Gid. Prather, is more critical this
morning.
Washington's statue in the Court
house yard is being renovated by Seely,
the painter.
The Stars were defeated by the Mu-
tuais OF Jackson, Michigan, yesterday
by a score OF 5 to 6.
A man, while on his way to the base
ball grounds on street car, had his
pocket cut and picked of $185.
The annual exhibition OF the st. Wal.
burg's Academy will take place on Fri
day, June ~, at st. Joseph's School
Hall.
A little girl named Clara Zimmerman
was badly cut by falling on q piece Of
glass at Eleyenth-street School-h0use
yesterday.
MAYORS COURT. - Sarah Sherman,
drunk and disorderly, sent from the
city; Mike McCue, drunk anu disorderly,
dismissed; Thomas Daniels, breach oil
the peace, fined S53.
Clarabel Smith is the name Of the un-
fortunate colored girl VINO was burned
fatally yesterday with coal oil, as men,
toned in Yesterdays issue. She has
been sent to the ST.. Elizabe Lh Hospital,
and the physicians say it 10 impossible
for her to recover.
NEWPORT.
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Church hold their picnic at Parl0r Grove
hext Saturday.
The ST. Martins Benevolent Society
meets this evening, at their hall, to make
arrangements to take part in the Fourth
OF July celebration.
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works
were sold at public auction this morn
ing for the sum Of $3l ,O00 Mr.. l.. Nj.
Dayton, Of the Bolt and Nut Works, Of
Cincinnati, was the purchaser. MI.
Dayton announces that he will resume
operations as soon as he can get the
works in readiness.
While Rev. Mr.. Taylor was in attend
ance at the deaLh. bed OF Mr.. John Chris
tie. who resides on Washington avenue,
near Tibbatts, his horse TOOK fright and
ran up the avenue to Williamson street
at q fearful rate. The horse was stopped
at the car stables, but not before the
buggy and harness were badly dam
aged.
HAMILTON.
Hon. N. e, Mcfarland, a former Ham,
iltonian, WAS in the city yesterday.
Charley Bierly's meat house, on Wa
ter street, was burglarized yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Jane Wilson, daughter Of Joshua
% la M q 10 i,f fl,ln risiti nlu
tiyes and friends.
Father Hone, OF St. Mary's Church,
(wno has been quite ill for several days,
was yesterday much better.
The funeral of the infant son Of George
and Emma Dye took place yesterday
morning from their residence on Fourth
street.
The Cincinnati Convention and the
outcome thereof seems to be the chiel
topic OF conversation ON the streets and
in private circles.
! The croquet party given by Mrs. DR..
Parks on Tuesday evening was a very
pleasant and highly enjoyable affair.
The young folks fingered until late
hour, seemingly loath to leave.
CALIFORNIA. o.
The foundry 10 now running ON hall
time.
The Molders are to have o picnic soon
at Ebersole's Grove, So we have been in-
formed.
The rain yesterday did good deal of
Manage by washing the hillsides and
eoyerIng the bottom lands. Tt is ru-
mored that the newly CONSTRUCTED town.
ship ditch has been seriously damaged.
This morning about / o'clock fire
broke out In the roof of John Grear's
brick cottage, and before assistance
could be had, the fire had made such
progress thatit was found tmposslble to
master it. The house was entirely con-
eumed, but the household lurniture, with
the exception OF few articles, was
saved. 1t Is believed that the fire caught
from defective tlue.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Hon. James B. Beck returned from
Washington yesterday.
Triplets by a colored woman on Short
street. Mother and children doing we'll.
The advertisement of General Fritz
Goebble, the genial host Of the Broad
way Garden, will be found in an other
column.
MIR. Aenry Appleton and Miss Susie
Berry, OF this city, have entered the
festive realms Of matrimOny to escape
tue wralhful matedlctiOn OF an irate
parent. The twain succeeded in being
made one by eloping to the sunny shores
Of Aberdeen. They returned yesterday
and were cordially received BY the
parents.
DAYTON. .KY.
The Dayton Cnoral Union, assisted by
the choir of the Central Christian
Church, Of Cincinnati, and Madame
Stoecklein, the eminent Cincinnati yo-
ealist, will give a concert at the Presby-
terian Church tomorrow (Fridar) eve
ming. The chorus will number at least
1itty singers.
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Burglar Put to Flight.