The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
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The Gems and the Fire Flys will cross
pats on the fats tomorrow.
Seven hundred people attended the
meeting at Dry Greek yesterday.
The Latest-A telephone is to connect
the two ends of the Supensi0n Bridge.
Mr.. Harry Walker and family left to-
day for New Trenton, Ind, for weeks
recreation.
Rev. $. NJ. Jefferson will occupy the
pulpit Of the Fourth.street Christian
Church tomorrow.
The grand jury is at work examining
the circumstances attending the Ochs-
ner murder at Ludlow.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Chas. Bending wa
founu guilty of grand larceny and SEN
tencedto eighteen months in the penl-
tentiary.
Vicar General OF the Diocese, Rev.
Father Brandt, accompanied by DR..
i. ii. Noonan, leaves tomorrow Tor a
trip East.
POLICE CoURT.-Jos. johnson, drunk
and dlsorderly, $13; Geo. Blnhe, same,
s53; Mrs. Hill, breach of the peace, 50
and costs.
The Grand Jury reported au indict-
ment against VIM. Gillespie, Jr., for
grand larceny, ana dismissed the inIict-
ment against Rebecca Slaughter (coi-
ored), charged with robblng Rev. j. NJ.
Bent.
The st. Aloysius Young Mems Society
will celebrate It's anniversary to-mor-
row at the Mother-oi God Church, on
Sixth street. Father Robbers Will de-
liver the sermon at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Hugh French, of Mount Olivet,
died of hog cholera last "Wednesday.
The disease was contracted while
drencbing a hog. The attending ply
clan says the disease was the same as
that winch affects hogs under the name
OF hog cholera.
The surprise party given by Miss Min
ME and Ida Hail, of Thirteenth street,
rendered to Miss Cummings, was a
grand success. Tne music by Prot. Glib
bins band was very good. The new P.
Y. Ouadrille was danced by Messrs. q.
McSamara, j. Beresford, A. Kendall
and Thomas Hanlon, 70 the delight Of all
present. The supper would rival one Of
Delmonico's.
Esquire Francis had suit before him
Yesterday tnat brings to mind some of
the incidents OF the election Of January,
1876. The case was Uncle Berry Con-
Eely VS.. Conrad D4isler, for the sum OF
s25, alleged to have been loaned by the
former TO the latter on tnaG important
occasion, and was to be regarded as any
ordinary loan. Conrad, ho oNeVer, took
mute contrary view Oh the matter, and
seemed to look upon the tranacLion as d
sort OF contribution TO an electiOneering
fund in behalf OF the candidates in oppo-
sition 10 the Democratic ticket,
"A,
and Delsler candidate for Street Com
missioner. The case was submitted to
jury OF nine, and they disagreed, eight
Jurors voting for Conuely ana one !or
Delsler. Another trial takes place next
week.
VIEWPOINT.
John Wasser and Annie Smith were
granted marriage license this morn
ing.
Captain Z /. Air has parchment with
writing plainly visible, which is dated
1862.
Prot Reese. OF Cleveland, Ohio, is in
the ciSy, and is the guest OF The family
vi Mrs. jacob Brerton.
1t is said that the largest market ever
held in New port Was held at the Lower
Market this morning.
Elder VIM. Stanley, who has returned,
will occupy the pulpit al Hayman's Hall
Sunday morning and evening.
Prot. RoehPs. Cornet Band will fur
nisn the music for the Florence Fair,
which opens OF Tuesday next.
captain Hak has received the pay
roll Of the Van VoasG Guards, and tue
hpys will slgn the document on Mon
day.
Next month the Public School Library,
in the new seminary, viii be catalogued.
fhe books will oe ready tor circulation
about October l,
suit was flea yesterday by William
WnLhrope and vile in the Chancery
Court, to toieclose mortgage against
the Provision Mart Association OF this
city.
A small fire in the hat manufactory OF
Mr.. Ewing, corner OF Isabelle and lib
bats streets, caused an alarm to be
sounded from Box l6 yesterday after
noon.
The sister OF James A. Mackey arrived
in the city this morning and was in con-
sultatlOn with Uity Marshal Lock, as TO
The removal ol the IT mains Of her brother
to Cleveland. =
Gabriel Hauck was held over to the
Criminal Court in the sum OF $500 by
Judge Gelsler this morning on the
charge Of maliclously outing Bernard
Shaw. Hauck gave The required bond
and was released.
Mr.. James Woodsidp, of the fire
brigade, met with II serious accident yes
tel day while on the way to fire. He
was InrOwn from the engine at the cor
ner Of Madison and York streets, and
badly hurt.
james Maboney, engineer of the trani
that run over and killed the negro near
Ancorage station, was arrested yester-
day ut Louisville and appeared before
The City Court to answer the charge,
but the case was continued for o lurther
hearing.
Mr.. Moses Kennedy, an employe of
Swiips Iron and Steel Works, was
struck NY a blast rom the furnace yes
terlay, and severely burned in the
region of the abdomen and upon the
cneet and arms. Dr.. r. A. Cameron did
all he could to relieve his terrible suffer-
ings.
VIM. Hutchinson, who is charged with
ussault.ng john Green at II party ont on
the Highlands on Tuesday night last.
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