The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
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A new organ is to be purchased for the
Mother OF God Church..
Rev. ]. L. Dawes, of Paddy's Rum o.,
Was married some days ago to Miss Jen-
ME Jenkins. OF this city.
The police force OF this city turned
out III corpore to attend the funeral OF
Chris. Aiberts, of Newport.
Rev. ]. L. Burrows, DID, will deliver
lecture next Monday at Odd-fellows'
Hall. Subject, "Eyacution Day in Rich
mond."
The members OF Vulcan Lodge, No.
17o, l. 0. o. f., are called to meet to-
morrow at their hall TO make arrange
ments for attending the funeral OF j. +.
Knepper. .
Mayors Court-Robert Goddin, a va.
grant, was sent out to the stone pile for
twenty days III default of fine Of $40;
Mat. Flanagan, drunk, continued till
tomorrow,
Joseph Horner and W. Pearce were
tried before Squire Francis this MORN
ing on a charge OF ''breach of the peace"
No case was mate against them and
both were dismissed.
The Washington-avenue Silver Mining
Company, in their meeting Saturday, re-
solved TO Increase their capital stock to-
$150,0O0. The amended articles OF incor-
poration were iiled with the Recorder.
Joseph Williams, who killed Herman
Benrens. had o preliminary examination
before Mayor Athey, yesterday after
noon, and was. held over on the charge
OF manslaughter. His bail was fixed at
$500.
Geo. Black and Chas. Meyers, of New
port, were afraigned before the United
states Commis ssioner, charged with vio-
latlng the revenue laws, by selling
cigars without paying special tax. One
OF the accused compromised by paying
the tax, and the other was held to an
swer for conspiring to detraud the Gov
ernment by renting out his license to
others.
NEWBORN.
1t is rumored that we are to have one
half of our old Garrison Band back.
Mr.. John A. Cassell. Agent of the
Short-line Railroad, is prevented by ILL
ness from attending to his post.
Post Trader Jones seems to have a
profitable post, SO at least to judge from
the reports circulated here, that he
makes a daily sale OF at least one barrel
OF whisky to the soldiers at that place.
Mr.. Richard stapleton, who died at.his
residence, No. 13S Columbia street, was
buried this morning. His funeral took.
place from the Chuich OF the Immacu-
late Conception, and was largely at
tended.
City Court-William Moore, exposing
person, 81 and costs; Albert Martin.
breach OF the peace, $3 and costs; Jos.
Walker, same, dismissed; Annie Fran
els, same, 50 and costs; Christ. Click,
same, continued till Thursday.
Geo. Dinner, a .colored man, who got,
away with number OF bottles of min
eral water from wagon in front OF
Squire Hoff's saloon on Columbia street,
was captured yesterday and locked up
This morning Judge Geisler sent him to
the Work-house for thirty days.
Mr.. August Seider, residing on the,
Licking PlEe, came to the city the other
day and took lodging at Esquire uott's
place. ale had his little child with him,
which was just getting over the small
pox. This morning the child mad re-
lapse, and died suddenly. This is the
fourth child that Mr. Seider lost during
the month. DR.. Bennett was called in,
but too late to DO anything to relieve
the child, as it died within ten minutes
OF strangulatlon.
The residence of Mr.. james Taylor,
on Washington avenue aud Taylor,
street, was burglarized last night. The
party obtained entrance to the base,
ment OF the house and Carried off three
barrels OF lard, one keg Of cherry
bounce, and about five hundred pounds
OF meat that had been hanging in the.
smoke-house. Marshal Dave Lock was
notified, and, informing the Colonel that
he could lay his hands upon the guilty
party, was informed that the thief might
60 to b.azes. The Colonel will not pros
ecute the men If they sboull be arrested.
Frank Manville. OF the Columbus Gar
rison, last week wrote to Captain Tom
Bowling that he was arrested and was
threatened with a court-martial because
he had been accused ol letting out some
'scrookedness" at that post. Now he
steps forth and wants the local papers
to retract the publication OF his arrest. |
We do SO, but having personally perusea |
his letter, stating his Imprisonment,
the threat of his discharge and
the loss OF his wages, we can not help |
coming to tho conclusion that Manville |
acted wrong, his object being to tind out |
the name OF the party who wrote The let !
ter.
TIPPECANOE CITY, o.
Candidates for the municipal election,
April 3 are as thick as usual.
The Odd-fellows of our village have |
given the world TO know they exist here, |
by the letters /. .. o. +. in front of their |
rooms az BoWman's Hall.
Nurserymen, Notwithstanding the dis.
agreeable weather. are pushing lively |
trade in this section. Fruit tree con
tractors are in from all parts Of the |
count y and State who pack with our
local Nurseries, Freeman, Heikes. AS.
worth, &c.
Clark u Bennett made their last ship
mcnt ol hogs yesterday to Weber, Loper
u Co., OF your city, from the assigned |
distiilery of A. IA. Link, which makes
its last mash to-day. MIR. j. LII. Hatch,
Of Cincinnati, is here, some way in con-
nec,ion with the closing OF it.
LEXINGTON, ky.
Mr.. John White, an old resident of this
city, died yesterday.
; The many friends OF Mr.. o. o. Saxton
will be panied to learn OF his serious i'll.
ness.
Bishop Toebbe, Of Coyington, will ON
next Sunday administer the sacrament
u conflfniation al st. Paups Catholic
Clurcn, on short street.
Since the shooting Of Cantain p.oi,