The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26

and IL.
Philip LovePs son was badly hurt yes
terday evening by being kicked over the
eye by horse.
r.DuIaney mas removed to that hand
some residence lately vacated by Hon.
John G. Carlisle, ON the corner OF Tenth
and Madison streets.
Mary Connolly was arraigned before
Squire Francis yesterday on the charge
of grand larceny. Case continued till
=. NJ. to-day for examination.
The COncordia singing Society met
Monday night and elected the following
officers: +. s. Gottsehalk, President; A.
Ante, Treasurer; james Maier, Secre-
tary; Frank Schultz, Librarian; IL. &.
Voss, Director.
The dramatic entertainment at Odd
fellows Han on the 9th Of October, lor
the benefit Of Ida Lawson, will be tue
event of the season. A number of ANA
teur and professional performers nave
consented to participate in the enter
tainment.
The German Pioneer Society of this
city Will give an entertainment to-mor-
row evening az Ru der Garden. Suouh
the Societies of Covington and Newport
have been invited ", attend, and IL tho
crowd Is sufficient, the S5c etles viii
parade the principal streets previous TO
the entertainment.
Two ladies passing by Holden's gro
Gerry, corner OF Front and Greeuup, yes-
terday afternoon, saw httie girl, a.
ged and unkempt slip UP and steai II
large head of cabbage standing on the
sidewalk, and run rapidly away with 1T.
The girl disappeared before the LADIES'
had time to inform the grocer.
The rattle and promenade concert at
81. Mary's Hall tonight for the benefit
Of Father Smith, that polite and etiic!-
ent man, will no doubt be largely at
tended. The hall has been beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and no effort
has been spared by the Committee oil
Arrangements to make it an enjoyable
aH lir.
SHOOTING MATCH.-A shooting match
between Alex. Sandiord ana Tom
Stevenson came off Monday afternoon al
Mr.. Hub. BucEner's place, about six
miles out on the Lexington Pike. The
shooting was at twenty-five glass balI s.
each, al twenty-Jne yards from Lhe trap.
Sanulord broke twenty -.our ana SteyeL-
son twenty-five.
UNITED STATES CouRT.-W. II. Yates
and Peyton F. McClanahan were
brought down from Falmouth yester-
day and arraigned before U. S. CommLs-
siOner BOsta lex on the charge OF pass
ing counterfeit silver COMMAND having in
their possession instruments for max
ing same. They gave bond Ia $1,000 eacu
tor appearance on Oct. l.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Miles Monsers, ad-
minlstfaLor, VS.. q. ii. Railey. Judg-
ment against defendant amt his suretie5
on official bond for $57 81, amount of sale
bond with interest. This was case
Whe Elm constable took irresponsible
security on sale bond.
John Valentine vs.. j. B. Klosterman.
Jury failed to agree, and were dis
charged.
Piano, Plano-stool and cover involved.
Verdict for plaintif for piano, and for
defendant for stool and cover.
CITY CoUNCIL-Mr. Collins presented
a statement or report showing the
amount Of the interest to be $50, and
recommending that $11, 900 be appropri-
nled to cover said interest and lhe COM
missions, the same to be appropriated
to the First National Bank for that pur-
pose. Report conGurred in and allow
ance MADE.
Mr.. Collins introduced a resolution
directing the President to execute the
city's note to the First National Bank
for $4,000, the proceeds to be placed to
the ca edit of the city.
Is. Il. Morton was then allowed $1,000
ON account.
NEWPORT.
The new ferryboat is expected in a
few days.
DR.. j. II. Thornton returned yesterday
from the East.
The case OF Lew. Thornton for an as
sault on John Jarvis, the scissors
grinder, WAS postponed to Friday.
Concordia Choir, of st. Paul p. E.
Church, Will give concert on Monday
evening next at Eclipse Hall.
Henry Burning, an employe at the
Due Der Watch-case mandatory, was
arrested at noon to-day on warrant
sworn out by Mrs. INDUS, charging
him with breach OF the peace.
Barney In bus was brought in last
night TOTAL wreck. Blood was stream
Ing from two huge gashes, one on eacu
side of his head. Barney had been
on a terrible drunk, during
which he assaulted a Mrs.
Burning, for which she had him arres =
ed. But from the condition of Barney
1t looked as If he was the assaulted par.
ty. H. says: "Yust wait till The nun.
der side vas heard already"
The Workingmen met at Red Mems
Hall last night. Mr.. Harvey Thomas
reported that Mr.. Berry had agreed TO
allow the Workingman either d Judge
or Clerk TO act at the polls at the iOrtn-
coming election. Mr. Thomas Dawes
Withdrew as a candidate ior CITY ouu.
Gil in tue Third Ward. His resignation
was accepted. Mr.. Haynes delivered
speech on the objects OF tue Working-
mems movement. An announceme, - I
was made that u mass meeting would De
held on Thursday evening on The Corner
Of Tibbatts and LolumUia streets, a.
which Mr.. Mcclure. Of Connecticut, wlll
be present. Mr.. James MCLaue was
nominated as candidate lur Lly COun.
Gil IN the First Ward, and MIR. Ii. Elck
ert Ior the Ihrd Ward.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Court Day VAS largely attended in
Winchester Monday.
z. L. Barnum's show will Apread it,
canvas in this city on Oct, Der g.
About tour hundred have joined the
Murpnies in this city. The meeting,
are large.
Married, at the Catholic Church yes
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