The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-12
THE DAILY STAR
OCTOBER 70
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The Hayes and W heeler Guards turned
out eight hundred men last night.
The members of St. Augustine Church
will give o fair on the 9th of next
month at st. Mary's School ON Seventh
street.
Frank. Brueggeman, who broke his
leg some time ago on Madison street,
VIII soon be able to be out on the
streets.
The First Ward Tilden and Hendricks
CLUB this morning raised d large new
nag over its headquarters, corner OF
Robbins and Greenup streets.
MAYORS CoURT.-Jos. Hawley, for
stealing pair OF shoes from e. J..
Hickey, was sent to the Work-house for
ninety days. He is also charged with
the larceny of coat from Fred. Huls-
man. This case was continued. Ed.
Shackelford, drunk, "a; w. Wakefield,
disorderly, dismissed.
Q A petition for divorce was filed yester-
day IN the Chancery Court by Lena NJ
Mossman against her husband, Chas. f.
Mossman, on the grounds of drunken
ness and failure to provide for his
family.
At meeting of the Masonic fraternity
the following committee was appointed
to negotiate for new hall: From Golden
Rule Ludge, No. 345, Messrs. Chas. Sim
rail-, - Cleary, John Bubert; from Gov.
1ngton Lodge, MIR. Ashford; Covington
II. A. o., No. 80, Mr.. Henry Bostwick;
Kenton Council, r. and s. M, No. 13, Mr..
L.. ID. Cronniger; Covington Comman-
dery, No. II, Knights Templar, N. B.
stephens.
NEWPORT.
Col. James Thatcher is seriously ill at
his residence near Alexandria.
CITY CoURT.-Henry Tracey, throwing
stones, 50 and costs; VIM. Hasson, va.
grancy, sent across the river.
Corpus Christie Church, which has
been almost wholly rebuilt, will be re.
dedicated next Sunday by Bishop
Toebbe.
Andrew Nealon, an employe at Pur-
ser's blacksmith shop on Monmouth
street, had his foot badly crushed day
before yesterday.
A number OF gentlemen who own stock
IN the new Market-house, are willing to
transfer the same to the city, provided
II purchases the building.
On recount of the vote for Council in
the Filth Ward 1t is found that there
was mistake of six votes. This re.
duces Speckman's majority to ten.
10 the Editor Of the STAR:
As subscriber to your paper, and in
the name OF truth, WGsh to notify YOU
OF an error in an item in all the morn
ing papers, hoping that you will put it
in your paper in the correct form. It was
not MIR. John Lehman, ofCOVlngUon, that
acted as caterer and superintendent OF
the table set Tor Mrs. Helms party in
Newport last night, but our own New
port man, Mr. julius Bertsch, confec-
TONER, 149 York street, Mr.. Lehman
only assisting him, as Mr.. Bertsch al
ways does tor him. You would do an
old subscriber Of your paper a great
favor if you will give the item in a cor
rect manner. JULIUS BERTsCH,
149 York street.
HAMILTON.
Canal street, east of the railroad. has
improved more within the past six
months than any street in the city.
The Rev. DR.. Coan, recently returned
missionary from Persia, lectured to a
large audience OF the Presbyterian
Church last night.
A man giving the name of John S. Ca.
hlll was yesterday arrested Tor attempt
Ing to pass a counterfeit $40 bill at the
Klar saloon on Third street.
The ladies of Christ's Episcopal Church
contemplate giving an entertainment
next Tuesday evening at the residence
oil DR.. Huber, on Front street. The adj
mission fee will be 20 cents, and the pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit of the
church.
This morning Convention of the
Women's Missionary Societies of the
Dayton Presbytery, will be held in the
First Presbyterian Church of this city.
The exercises throughout will be of un-
usual interest, as prominent workers,
both male and female, Will be present
and take part in the proceedings.
1t was late in the afternoon yesterday
before all the townships were heard
from. Gardner, candidate for Congress,
was elected by majority of 507. The
vote in the county stands as follows:
Gardner. Savage.
Butler County. ........ 1869
Clermont county ....... 45l
Clinton County. ........ l,S75
Fayette County. ......... $50
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