The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-20
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elected their officers last night.
Billy Chambers Ia said to have caugns M
an alligator measuring two teet III ene
Licking River.
Anthony Brier, a lad Of fifteen years,
uas RIM over by cart on Lee sbreeb
Yesterday and seriously injured.
In the County Court Edward Harrop
.ava bond as administrator OF the es-
tate OF Adam Sowden, deceased.
MIR, A. NJ. Vandyke, of Pierceville,
Indiana, has been appointed temporarily
10 fill the place lately vacated by Fro
lessor Baldwin, of the High School.
The funeral Of Ex-Street Commissioner
Richard Racker took place at Z ;oO o. CLOCK
this morning from st. Alloy sius Church.
The city officials were in attendance.
1aok Arnold was taken in for an as
sanit an Jonn Moller. He was fined $40
and costs in the Mayors Court this
morning, and in default of payments was
sent to the stone-pile.
The game Of baseball between the
Stars ana the Louisville Club has been
postponed, as the fence around the
grounds Of the latter club was blown
down by the late storm.
Messrs. J. s. Scott and W. w. Gard
ner, assignees uf Messrs. O. q. Barker d
Co., bankrupts, ana y. g. Barker have
brought suit in the United states Cifeuit
Court against Miles Greenwood, n. A.
Ferguson, r. M. Bishop is Co., ana
Henry Mack, Trustees OF the Cincinnati
Bouthern Railroad, ter the sum OIL
569 1853 SO, with interest.
Belle Rogers and Carry Pearce, two
ebony coIored doves, were taken TO Con-
nelly,s cot ON a charge Of disorderly con-
duct, Belle and Garry have been Carry
ing on the habit oil insulting any one VINO
might cross their track. They go to the
stone-pile for twenty.six days each In
default Of $13 fine. During their i'm
prisonment they will be fed on bread
and water.
CIRCUIT CoURT.--Phil. Sullivan vs..
George Lampke, suit for trespass to
the premises 1,036 Kip street. Verdict
Tor the defendant.
Henry A. Fry vs.. R. T. Cummings, &C.,
suit on guarantee Endorsement on note
of steamboat Ella. Verdict for the de-
fendant.
henry wredge W. John A. Poll. In
Andrew Blggs vs.. James Bolan, &C..
suit for damages for false arrest. DIS.
ynissed by the Court as to the city and
MARSHAL Bolan.
: NEW kVn1s
CrTY CoURT.-Fred. zeisz. for ped
ding during market hours, was fined 81
and costs.
The cases OF Tim. Shannon and Geo.
Connolly, mentioned yesterday, were
ngain continued.
Section Train No. Q a few days ago ran
anto Train No. Ion this side of Ounce
town, demolishing a caboose. II
Mayor Berry has received a letter
from Hon. Banning to the effect that or
ders have been issued for troops to come
80 this post with a band. The date for
the re- occupation Of the Barracks is not
far OF.
DR.. o. NJ. Winston this morning held
an inquest on the body of Owen LAWN,
who was killed by falling off q coal cart
last night. A verdict was rendered In
accordance with the facts found in our
hrst edition.
In our yesterdays issue we mentioned
. shooting scrape that occurred In Finch
town. The name of the man shot ts
aarrigRl and the shootist Kempker.
The latter Will have an examination be.
fore Squire Buchanan this evening.
The Board of Health was organized
yesterday-Mayor Berry President and
DR.. +. A. Davis Secretary. Drs. w. o.
smith and Robert a. DameroH were ap.
pointed committee to prepare rules
and regulations for the. enforcement OF
sanitary laws and the laws of hygiene,
to be presented to the City Council.
I OWN LAWN, twenty-one years old and
living with his stepsister Mrs. Bardo at
No. 126 Putnam street, was engaged
yesterday evening in taking coal cart
TO barge at the river. On his return,
hp Monmouth street near Jefferson, he
was tlro WIN on and struck by wheel
He was badly bruised and removed TO
mis- home, where ne died about .
o'clock,
The Republicans met at the Court
house last night. w. A. Golfer, Esq,
was called to the chair. The Chairman
stated that the object of the meeting was
to call another meeting for the purpose
Disappointing delegates to the L0uisviIle
Convention. Mr.. Hawkins made an ad.
dress in favor OF B. III. Bristow for Presi-
dent. A motion was offered and adopted
90 call convention on the 20lh OF April to
appoint delegates to the Louisville Con-
vention. Major z. w. Hawkins aud
Messrs B. L. Britt0n and Leo HaW-
. thorne were appointed q committee to
notify the cltizens' Of the country Of the
objects and intents Of the convention
sailed for the goth inst. Adjourned.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Col. Henry Bell has returned from
New York, whore he attended the fu-
neral OF A. r. Stewart.
/ Col. Breckenridge will deliver the
dedicatory Grafton OF the Confederate
monument at Bowling Green, May 2.
Judge Speed S. Goodloe and lady have
returned from louisville, where they at.
tended the confirmation OF their two
daughters at Christ Church Sunday
evening.
+! The streets are ss1eiing cleaned, cross.
ings repaired and sewers built, yet Hon.
Michael Mccarty, Mayor OF Irishtown,
Gnds time to rest and nominate candi.
dale for President, He has agreed with
Tr. Hulet to run Babcock.
Mr.. Joseph Lavenhart,the Main.street
bachelor shoe merchant, is contemplate
ING fiatrimony. The affair is TO take
6isace in Cincinnati at the residence of
Tie Intended bride, q Miss Refs.
Mr.. II. Frier, another of the ought-to-
he, and an ardent believer In the I. o.
III Society (IndepeDdent Old Maids nlso