The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-16
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rOuTbeen car lOauS OF SJOck arrived
at tue CoYington Stock Yards this morn
ing.
! Mr.. Abe Campbell is responsible for
that young son tnat is stopping at his
house.
At the Murphy meeting at Odd-fellows'
Hall, Rev. j. NJ. Worrall Was the prin-
jcipal speaker.
A divorce was granted this morning in
the ChanUery Court to e tward Shackei-
Hord from M. e. Shackeiford.
Miss Matte Kennedy, one of Walnut
Hills fairest daughters, is visiting Mrs.
ferguson, Of No. 20S Garrard street.
Mr.. II. s. Percival was appointed ad-
iminlstrator OF the tate OF the late Mar
hin H.Brand in the County Court yester-
day.
Mr.. j ohm Butts, an old and we'll re-
lspected citizens, died at his residence
this morning in The ffty-seyeuth year Of
his age.
The Gems of this city and the Brown
stockings Of Cincinnati will cross bats
ION the Avenue Grounds, Cincinnati, TO-
morrow afternoon.
A general meeting of the A. o. II. will
be held at DreXenus Hall tomorrow
Afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Business of i'm
Dortance is to be transacted.
In the Chancery Court divorce was
granted to Albert S. Ludlow from Sallie
If. Dudlow. The divorce case OF Endora
Award against +. A. Award was dis
missed.
Mr.. Jos. P.I Hunt, Ex-Deputy United
Estates Marshal, left Rlverton, KY, last
might, tor this city, having in charge
Frank and Bob Jenkins, VINO some time
ago escaped from Jail.
A three-Iegged COW and five thou
Asand pound bullock will be among the
lattractions at the picnic at Morning
View on Al enday Tor the benefit Of ST.
tMary's Church OF that place.
The Democratic Conventions of the
1.-TWO city districts meet. Tonight, one in
Ddd-tellows' Hall and the oLAer in
Eo opel's Hall, to nominate candidates
4or tne Legislature and delegates to the
Senatorial Convention.
A German named Henry Trim
amer came 70 this city about two weeks
Isinoe, to look for employment, which be
gobtained. He then sent Tor his family
consisting Of u wife a nd three children,
Iand when they arrived he took them 10
hhe residence OF Mr.. John Klntermisch, 3,
No. 2lS Pike street, where he letv them
and went to the mail boat, sold the furnl-
ture, and has not been seen since.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-P. Mulcahy, petit
aaroeny, $zU and costs. The following
prisoners received sentences: Michael
Kiley, housesfeaking and larceny, l
year; Edward Mcmillan, James WHIT
taker ana Moses Clark, grand larceny,
year each; Samuel Kent, burglary. 3
years. The Court adjourned until Tues-
day, when the forgery cases OF Smith n. /.
Halves will be called before lion. W. L..
jackson, special Judge.
rs tt. NEWPORT.
Pay day ou the Short-Iine.
To-day is the last day of grace for de-
linquent Taxpayers.
Miss Julia Gould, the charming vocal
dst, ls home, alter lengthy stay III New
York.
MIR. John Kline has flied his petition
in bankruptcy. LiabiliLies, $3.50; as
sets, $3.50.
Judge o. B. NJ McManama, of Harris burg,
was, III town this morning, The guest vi
Mayor Berry.
The charming Miss Geneva Thompson
is home, after u pleasant trip to Ports
mouth, Ohio.
A special meeting of the Orphan Soci-
ETY. Is called for tomorrow afternoon, at
Corpus Christi Church.
John Foelger, from RobinsoHs Opera
house, Cincinnati, will play "His Heart
is IN Lexington" at tue Stadt TneaLer
Tomorrow night.
There hasn't been q single ease in the
City Court during the past week. The
disciples OF Murphy are in town, and
that accounts for it.
The annual exhibition of the "Acade-
my oil lmmaculata' will be held at the
Sisters Academy, on Madison street,
on Monday evening, June 70.
John Alritten, who some time ago as
saulted man named Murty, near the
Licking River, was arrested yesterday
and taken before Squire II. bucnanan,
who fined him $20 ana costs. .a.
POLICE CoURT.-William Thompson,
drunk and dlsorderly, 80; Andy Weeks,
breach Of the peace, SIS; Mary straub,
disofderly, dlsmlssed; j. jackson,
dunk, "a; Isadore Bezenah, breach of
the peace, dismissed.
At the meeting of the Water-works
Board last nignt Mayor Berry sent in q
communication notifying SAID Board OF
the actiOn OF the Council in deposing
Mr.. George Hornung, and that Mr.. Bruce
Morton would obey their orders. On ac-
count Of the previous action Of the Board
IT was received and filed.
Another interesting temperance meet
ing was held at the First Baptist Church
last Dlght. The churcn was SO filed
that many were obliged to go away, be-
ing unable TO gain admittance. Tue iol-
lowing were the speakers: Edgar A.
MundoFf, MIR. Best, Prof. McGlnnis, Rev.
Mr.. Graves and Rev. MIR. Matthews.
This evening the meeting will be held AT
the same place, at which number OF
the gentlemen who have joined the hal-
py band Will give their experience.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND.
Service will be held at the Episcopal
Church tomorrow Sunday morning,
by I. W. Mclean, Rector.
Elder Sirouse will discourse Sunday
morning ON the subject OF "Tne Snare Of
the F0wler.' Evening, "Upon this rock
will build my church."
The Grand Jury was convened in spe-
cial session yesterday, and returned
into court an Indictment against the lad
Monroe Terrell, charging hlm with null
der in the first degree.
Prof. Blake will deliver lecture on
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