The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-28
THE DAILY STAR
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No Mayors Court.

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A Centennial feast viii be given To-
night At Union N. b. Church.
The family OF the late Major Harring-
ton has removed to Louisville.
The annual reunion OF the High School
Alumni Association took place last even
1ng at Drexelius Hail.
"A man named Moore was kicked yes-
terday by horse in Senour's stable.
He was not seriously hurt.
The Bristow Club met last night for
the purpose OF changing the organization
Into Hayes and Wheeler CluD.
The examination of applicants for
teachers positions will be made next
Saturday at the High School building.
A fve-year-ola son Of Mr.. Taubken,
residing on jackson alley and Bachelor
street, Swallowed piece OF lead whs-
tie last evening, and is now suffering
severe pains.
The Committee on Fourth of July Gel
ebration met yesterday. The Commit
tee on Cannon reported that they had
secured cannon. Salutes will be fred
In the morning as follows: From 4 10 B
O'clock, thirteen guns; from6 to 8, thirty
eight guns; from $3.50 to IL, twenty-one
guns; from IL TO 1, twenty-eight guns.
Col. Gray was appointed TO superintend
the firing. Messrs. Chas. Fechter and
Cbas. Bendorf were added to the Com
nittee on Finance.
G E3&, NEWPORT. 4sN.
Sheriff Jones has gone to Frankfort on
official business.
City Marshal Dave Lock has gone to
Lebanon Station. ....
The police made raid last night on q
house OF bad repute on Isabella street,
but made no arrests.
The soldiers at the Barracks are re-
quested to take part in the Cincinnati
parade on the Fourth OF July.
:, The Washington Guards meet Tonight
flor drill in the new Market-hoase, and
In Eclipse Hall tomorrow night.
The closing exercises Of the Academy
OF the Imma culate Conception we're held
yesterday. Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe,
General Vicar Mctain, DIR. Moore, and
other distinguished clergymen were
present.
Jack Showers, colored, and John Man
ming got into dispute in jail last even
ing. Showers was cut in the right arm
with a knife, small artery being
severed. DIR. II. A. Dameron sewed up
the wound. f. .sla
The following marriage licenses were
issued: Winfield j. Carr and Arrilla W.
Highly, w. II. Fitzgerald and Victoria
A. Stubbs, Charles A. Smith and Mary
A. LlnIert, George Cant (colored) and
Louisa Lane (coiored).
A party of four young men took bath
In the Lacking last evening, but when
q they left the water they @iound that all
their clothing had disappeared. They
sat on the bank for some hours before
they were discovered by friends, who
brought them fresh clothes from home.
The following have been elected off,
Gers OF Miami Tribe or ked Men, No. IT,
for the en- 0 uinK term: Il. Eith, Sachem |;
j. N. Stander, Senior Sycamore; g. O..
Hoffman,, Junior SagRmore; Val. VIM
teroth, Chief OF Protocol; j.. J. Hetsch,
Assistant Chief of Protocol; Charles
KhntWorth, Prophet.
Yesterday I'VE gave in full the partiou-
lars about We pulling OF Mrs. Moll.e
Hayes den. on Madison street. The par
ties were arraigaed tefore Judge Gefsler
Etis morning and their cases disposed Of.
The names OF the five men are Jack De-
vote, George Wheeler, alias Yeang;
Louis Barker, alias White, aiias Cock,
&c.; James Terrell ana John Rice. De-
voto was held over to the Criminal Court
on the charge Of carrying Concealed
weapons. Wheeler and Barker will
answer the same charge on Friday; and
Terrell and Rice that of disorderly con-
duet. Noble hayes and her niece, Mary
Young, keeping dis0rderly house, had
their case also continued.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. c. F. Cannon, the well-known in.
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from serious hlness. 5r-r.sr
The many friends OF tho family Of Mr.
N. 7. Martin, baggagemAster u the X.
q. r. r., will be paIned TO iearp Of the
dying condition OF his venerable mother,
who now resides at indianapolis. a
Judge Muiiigau was yesterday morn
lng called upon as legal arbitrator ip a
case of slauder between Mrs. Moore
street, The case being one or consider.
able magnitude tine Of IS each was as
sessed.
/ DR.. R. j. o'Ma Mah0ney, formerly edis0r
.of the Press, aad Mr.. j q. Sweet, at one
purchased the material Of the Louisville
Ledger, deiunct. They circulated the
first issue Of their daily paper in that
city yesterday.
The Democratic nomination for Sheriff
took place Monday. Major B. Ct. Thomas
was Unanimously nominated. Mr.. Null
Nean offered resolution Of respect, in
A0rsing his past career as an officer, and
Recommending him, with the best wishes
Eof the delegation, to the people. This
was also unanimously adopted.
r ~ HAMILTON.
The Continental Guards will give o
parale tomorrow evening. tt
I Citizens generally are requested to
Mec0rale their residences on tne Fourth.
! VIM. Shears, who lives In the Third
Wprd, had Q fine black horse stolen from
)his stable on Sunday night.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
,ciety of the United Presbyterian Church
meets Saturday afternooh ir the lecture
Esom.
There will be . sabbath-schoo eeje-
bration held at Maud's Station on the
Fourth OF July. Rev. Chalfant, OF Glen
dale, will act as orator on the ooasion.
On Monday night Council decided to
Nprchese four large aags---ons Tor each
NDgipe-house and one for the Public
Mpildings, the Court-hause having al
ready been treatsd 70 one BY the County
Nemmissioners.
A petition was yesterdav fIIed NV