The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-03
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Bienker-Boy-weighs fourteen lbs.

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: @. seAnippsring Withdrawn as the
security OF Frank. Bcrte, Constable.
The will OF w. w. Culbertson was
offered for probate in the County Court
yesterday. .....-s
Baseball enthusiastg should witness
the Star-Ludlow game on the Ludlow
Grounds this afternoon.
A marriage license was yesterday
granted to Fredrick Reinhart and Sophia
Hubb, both OF Kenton County.
In the-rape case of Lebe, of Ludlow,
before Squire Tebbs, he'was bound over
to the Orlminai Court. Bail, $500.
In the May or's Court, Agnes Murphy.
drunk, was fined 81 and costs; Henryi
Turner,H disorderly conducts So and
COSTS.
U. Ulrich, Joseph Hermes, G. Knorr
and j John Weber, we're elected delegates
tothe Turner Fest at Cincinnati by the
Turner's OF our city.
The alarm Of fire from Box. Ia, about IL
O'Clock, was caused by the burning of al
little frame house, near the corner OF Fif-i
teenth and Banklick. Loss,trihing..
A meeting of persons in favor OF sus-
tanning the action of the Centennial
Commission in closing the Exhibl bltions oni
SUNDAY, will be held tomorrow evening",
In the First Presbyterian Church., Gov.
ington.
In row on Madison street this morn.
ing at Horner's grocery, an innocent nan
from the country had his lip badly cut
by rock thrown by colored men. en-
gagged In the fight. He was taken into
the grocery and had his wounds dressed.
The United States Circuit Court was
in session yesterday, His Honor, FL. HI.
Emmons. presiding. III thecase Of VIM.
Mann, assignee i'll bankruptcy OF VIM.
Manu. the judgment of the District
Court was affirmed. In theecase Of l.. j.
Blakehys assignee OF Tonies 81 Ante,
against II. S. Perciyal, the judgment OF
tne DIstRlot Court was reversed the de-
murrer to The petition was Oyerruled,
Leave given. to answer, and the case re-
mandeL. ~
SCHOOL BOARDING.. Alf. r. Mullins,
member elcct from the Third Ward, was
sworn in and took his seat. The Treas
ureRs report showed a balance OF
$3,40S A., Resolutions of respect and
coincidence on account OF the death of j,
NJ, Fisher, member OF the. Fourth Ward,
were adopted. An attempt to fill the
vacancy proveda failure, and the elec.
tion deferred. Mr.. J9hn Burland, of the
II A.
Prague was elected to ill his place.
Adjourned.
The Diocesan, Convention of the Epis-
copal Church OF Kentucky finished its
Iabors yesterday. Inc nexp Convention
will be held May 16, 1877, at Louisville.
A canon was adopted establishing the
four Conversations OfCoviugton, Lexing-
ton! Louisville, and Paducan. The 4 ON.
mitLee on Missions reported the cOntri.
buttons during the last year to be So, Ais.
The following parishes were stricken
from the list as NO longer in unison with
the Conventions: st. Paups, Caseyviile;
st. Johns, Catiettsburg; Church OF the
Good Shepherd, Lawrenceburg; st.
Georges, Lebanon; St. James, Shelby
vile.
NEWBORN.
A mass meeting OF the wofkingmen to.
might al rhrher Ii all. 7
John Theising, a young lad living at
63Dayton street, day or two ago broke
his right hip.
Thecases ofRatican and Noonan,- for
STRIKING amanlwith a beer glass, were
continued tilt Monday.
In hetPolice Court this morning, q, &c,
Cridland and George w. Lemore were
fined '$oORHds costs each' for breach of
the peace.4
The marriage of Captain Horne, of the
Columbus Barracks Band, to Miss Julia
HaynIaa,2 ofthts CITY, is mentioned in
social circles as an event notfar in the
future. ts+...
The Operetta of "Cox VS.. Boxp will be
given at Odd fellows Hall OH the even.
Ing OF June 8 for the benefit of the La
diest Aid Society OF St. PAul's4 Episco-
pal Church.. Thesentertainment will be
under the direc bion of Mrs. l.. M. Hosea.
CHxNoERY CoURT-In the case Of
John Klein against Thomas WrightsOn,
Judgment was rendered Yesterday for
the plaintiff in the SUN OF 81, 900.
The order OF sale in the case of the !
Trustees OF the Gaylord Iron and Pipe i
Company againstithe Gaylord Ironiand
Pipe Company was set aside, and an
ordero oh reference was entered. 1t is,
understood thai the works will probably,l
Observation-Disclosures the old management.
HAMILTON.
The loss by fire at the Miami Distillery
Friday morning is'estimated at $4,000. 4
Mrs.. Campbell OF Middletown,, is in,l
the. city visiting her son, JAS. E. Camp,
belis
l14Nll I1uuiO WILL bO dnbOCldlOu W1Cus
Mr.. Callen in the editorship OF the Butler
County Democrat,
A new window has been cut In thell
south wall of the Post-office delivery,l
room for the sale of stamps.
Yesterday j. Vorhees, affarmer living
near the city, received a telegram from
his son Edward, a Black Hills explorer,
askingtvrmeans- 10 facilitate his march
homeward.
During the severe storm yesterday
the distillery, or rather the cis-
tern-rooln. attached, wasstruck by light.
ming, and but for the heroic labor Of the
Fire Department the whole establish
1nent would have been destroyed.
The residence, Of. Win. Allen, In, the
First Ward, was struck with lightning
duringth thunder storm Ths,fiuidi en-
tered one corner OF the house nd.passed
along tile ceiling about an iiich from the
wall, burning the paper tor three inches
down one entire side OF the reom. The
family were in the house, but fortu.
nately escaped injury. ~
LEXINGTON. rlY.
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