The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-28
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dence In Lewisberg yesterday. FL
MIR. Hugh Kelly has accepted posi-.
tion in Hartley Bros.' grocery.
A mad dog belonging to john Schultz
was killed this morning, by the police.
TIE ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church cleared about $3.50 by their late
strawberry festival. ...,t. ,.,s. .-,'
Captain Watts was fined Sc for a
breacn OF the peace, before Squire
Francis this morning.
POLICE CoURT.-John Turner, drunk,
"a; John j. Sears, drunk and disorderly,
30; VIM. Sharpe, drunk, "a. E"''
Charles Hitter was the holder OF the
lucky ticket for the accordion that " as
rattied of in Lewisburg yesterday.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by
burglars TO enter the residence OF Mr.. Z.
Murray, on Ninth street SaIurday y
night. -s-.t., 3D.. ,..-Ir r......
Charles Keen, in a tight with Andy
Bogenschutz, last night, back OF the
Star Baseball Grounds, had his nose
bitten oil.
An inquest was held Saturday ON the
body OF j. w. Cunningham, who was
drowned some time ago after falling
from the steamer Golden City.
The following is the result of6 the
games played on the Flats yesterday
Gems, 10, Stars, 7; Glides, 49, Lone
stars, lSi Our Boys. 10, Favorltes, TO-.
The residence OF J. c. Thomas, on
-Greenup street, was entered by bur.
glars Saturda$ Aight, and a lot OF wear-
ing apparel ana a small amount ol
money taken. ,. ..r-gJgg 5r{t
Frankie Rey nods, who resides on the
= ifFl,1 u.,n h.d Ia IA
broken yesterday, by lalliDg from q
wagon. DR.. Henderson reud derea the
necessary aid.
Prof. D. W. Brewer will deliver lec-
ture at Shinkle Chapel on Tuesday
June 5, tor the benefit of the Church
There, Will be "a straw berry festival a.
the same church Tomorrow nigut.
Bishop Toebbe administered the
solemn rite OF confirmation to twenty.
six boys and thirty girls last night at
ST. PatF4ok's Church. The edifee was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Michael Burke, Of Grant County; has
brought suit against the y. s., Il. X. for
5l,0JO, alleged to be due for work. done
OH The road and Tor damages tor alleged
interference o. the Trustees with the
fultiilment Ut his contract. ..e
b We regret to: chronicle the death oil
Mr.. Orin PeroiyaI, the venerable lather
otEx-Shefif Pereival, who died al. hi 8
residence near Independence ia this
county yesterday evening. His remains
will be Inferred Tomorrow morning.
The Demo Executive Commit ee
met Saturday afternoon and appoi Iited
primary meetings for June 16, at q
O'clock, to select candidates slor the
Legislature and delegates FOR the Sen
atorial Convention, which meets at In-
dependence on Monday, juno 49, ST.
The new German Pioneer Associ ton
met at Arbeiter Hall yesterday and a D.
pointed a committee consisting OF
,Messrs. George yelling, Conrad Acker-
man, Joseph Hermes, Conrad Deisler
and Henry Schleutker, to draft suita-
bic constitution and bylaws for the
government OF the association
James H. Poage and Otis j. Chambers,
OF Ashland, Boyd County, KY, part
ners, filed their petition In bankruptcy.
Liabilities, $3.50; assets, $4,000. j. Ii.
Poage's Individual liabilities are SO, 100;
assets, $4,652. Otis j. Chambers ind l.
yidual Liabilities are $54; assets, Slut.
Total liabilities, IS, ,655; assets, 80, 500.
NEWPORT.
No session Of the City Court this
morning.
A marriage license was granted to
David Brunke and Annie Neiser.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held at Alexandria, ON Monday,
July2.
A three-inch water main is being laid
on Tiboatts street, between Central
Avenue and Brighton street.
A young child of Mr.. Chas. Theis had
its foot badly scalded yesterday by the
upsetting of a can Of hot water.
MIR. Leo Tibbatts, County School
Commissioner, will be at Alexandria on
Saturday next to pay the teachers.
The creditors of Prof. Stack will hold
a meeting in the Office of Sheriff Thos.
Jones tomorrow morning at 8 O'clock.
The Northern Kentucky Teachers
Association will meet at Covlngtou in
the High School building on the seeJnd
Friday i'll June.
A c0lored man on Saturday seizad a
pair of pants hanging in front of Adam
Haae'tailor shop, on Monmouth street,
and made his escape.
Geo. Ferguson, who slipped out OF the
Coving on Work-nouse about two
months ago, was captured yesterday in
ihe Bailey Barracks.
About three thousand feet of three
and four.inch water pipe came in from
Louisville this morning, ON the Short
line, Tor the use of the city.
The German Pioneer A Association have
elected Mr. Daniel Wolf President and
Mr.. John Dietz, Secretary. They 20 to
the picnic at the Highland House %
morrow.
Henry Warnke, the veteran paper.
carrier OF this city, has been Obliged to
cease his labors on account of old age
and infrmlty. He has carried tue
tVoiksDlatt for over twenty-five years.
Ats meeting OF the Congregation Of
the German Lutheran Church, corner OF
Mayo and Columbia streets, held yester-
day afternoon, Rev. Walter Thomas, OF
st. Louis, was elected to fill the pulpit
made vacant by the resignation OF Rev.
MIR. Schu.z.
1t having come to the ears of STAR
reporter this morning that Rev. Father
Moore, pastor OF the Church OF the I'm
maculaLe Conception, was about to be
removed by Bishop Toebbe to another
parish, the Knight Of the Quill proceed