The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-26
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MAYORS CoURT.-Geo. Holmes, drum
anu alsorderly, Va; Mike Molony, drunk
R4; James Daily, drunk, So.
.hey' Knowles Shaw, the singing evan
geilst, repeated his sermon, ST1e Wit
ness Of the Spirit" by request.
Lucas Untiet, who few weeks age
nau mis- arm badly mangled at Pelstreg's
furniture factory, has so far recovered
as to be out again.
Ihe steamer Hiram Watson will be
Sold on the I'd Of November at Montgom-
srys Landing, by United States Marsha
Thomas e. Burns.
Joe Williams, who is now in iail, some
nme ago forfeited his bail of $500. His
mother mad still to pay the amount, but
dovernor McCreary has released her.
me ladies OF the Union Methodist
episcopal Church, on Greenup street.
nave their first Centennial social in the
basement OF their church building this
evening.
Inc alarm of fire about II O'Clock to.
uay from box No. 8, at the Courthouse.
was caused by the burning of atwo-story
name on Second street, occupied BY
Mrs. Ogden. Damage about $175.
Ihe marriage OF Mr.. Peter Schaller to
MISS Mary Teipel took place this morn
1ng at st. Joseph's Church. The follow
ang acted as attendants: John Teipel
and Rosa SchWalbach, Josie Gerwe and
Louise Teipel, Ignatz Groge and Mary
Weaver.
inc Wrecking train on the Kentucky
Central Railroad on Tuesday night
Jumped the track at Shawhan Station.
me cars striking a frame &ouse ut The
Moe oil the road. The house was demol-
ished. 1t had been used as a bar.room
ana the bar-keeper, George Lily, was
crushed to death. ~
Frank. Berte, W. +. Gillespie. Thos
/. Francis, and perhaps w, G. Gale
were arrested yesterday upon war
rant sworn out by Morris Moses, charg-
lhg them with combining and confed-
erating together TO intimidate and dis. /
tufD" hlm in the pursuit of his lawful
business. The accused were arraigned
before 'Squires Tebbs aud Evan, and
the County Attorney, Orlando P.
oehmldt, Esq, With the permission of
the Court, at once ended the prosecu-
zion oy entering a molte proSequt
! NEWBORN.
VIM. j. Mariana died last evening at |
O'clock.
The city is exceedingly quiet this
morning. Not single arrest for Two
days.
The "Modern Wonder'' man has now
,i1 gone INTO the candy business. Wonders
viii never cease.
herman Hoppe, who is charged with a
Dfeacn Oh the peace, was fined So and
costs in Squire Buchanan's Court this
morning.
The Forties have gone into winter
quarters. Look out for your sugar
Iureu mans ana chicken coops-they are!
Heath on them.
Inc Democrats of Bellevue will meet
tomorrow night at Wendroth's Hall TO
make arrangements for the turnout in
Newport next Saturday evening.
Ihe Newport Stadt Theater, in Red
mems han, was opened last night by
The Robinson Opera-house trollpe, or
cincinnati. The play was a German
drama, "haiser, Joseph III, or the Shoe
Daughter" (Schuste's Toch- /
ter). The hall was crowded to its ut.
most capacity.
An old lady named Maria Durack
who has been an inmate of the poor +
house for over nine years. was driven +
rom that Institution this morning about
4 O'Clock Dy two drunken women,
who are also inmates, because she !,
refused to drink with them. She
has son-in-laW living in Cincinnati, !
whittier she started to 80, but on reach
ng the river misteok barge for the fer.
fy-boat, and walked into the river. Her 8
cries brought Captain Hayes and Nute !
Burns to the rescue, who got her out in 0
IN almost helpless condition, and II
lad her taken to Mrs. HorsfalPs, who t.
indy cared for her, gave her dry clothes
md some warm drinks, and otherwise t
to her comfort. She has a
m several different occasions been hor- /.
IDLY abused, and driven out of doors II
" those same drunken wretehes refer O
ed to above. They are burden on
he city and a, nuisance to the neighbor- h
ood, and the proper authorities should | a
zee that they reform or seek shelter else
where. :,
A fatal affray took place Tuesday II
light between Ed. Jones and George al
Aeyes, near Pond Creek, about a mile
rom LAMBS Station, this county. The | p
ght grew out Of some difficulty about II,
Oung girl. About dusk on Tuesday. n
Ieofge heyes, boy about sixteen, was h,
asslnS the school-hOuse, when Edward w
ones, young man of about twenty-five, q,
anne out OF the school-house and hailing
I'm accused him OF lying concerning ~,
A"'SSA' AAOJCo bOln0 F0DlV | =
hen Jones started toward him, Keyes Is Is
acklng away. and Jones slapped hlm in ~
le mouth. Keyes started away, pro- "
'stlng that lie did not wan to igut, but ", Co
ones raising his arm to str ke again, he Vi
TIED a rock and threw it IA hi, assan-
NJ. Inc stone struck Jones on tnc top NJ
the head, fracturing mis- skull so badly st
lat ne dled in a few minutes. Keyes WI
as arrested and conveyed to Alexan- OF
'ia, where he was put IN Jail. He is a 1T
spneW of'Squire Maphet, of Newport SD
HAMILTON.
The ''New Orleans Troubatoursn give So
,otler entertainment in the Opera ce
III Tonight. hu
The supper al the United Presbyte. co
an social this evening will be served in va va
e lecture-rOOni. u
Judge Hoadiy and Allen o. Myers =.
Ill address the Democracy at the ol
tonight.
valuable horse was stolen Monday en-
ght from the stable OF Michael Nc. se,
I'm, near Sev4n-mile. rht
A new pavement is being laid In front tat
the old Post-oftice corner. The i'm. pre-