The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04
COvINGTON.

Mr.. g. S. Lyle, has young daughter
at his house.
The internal revenue collections for
the past week were $3S, 236 16.
The Cottage Building Association sold
four hundred shares Of their stock Sat-
urday night.
Miss Maggie Gurney left Saturday to
spend the summer with relatives ana
friends in Sparta, KY.
Rev. J. Nj. Worrall, DID,, preached his
farewell sermon yesterday evening ut
the First Presbyterian Church.
The Fish Commissioners of Kentucky
have gone to Mount Sterling TO plant
shad In the upper waters oil the Licking.
Jas. Scott brought suit against Jane
Bagby for $5, 900 damages for injuries al.
legged to have been Inflicted by defend
ant with club at Benton Station.
We will venture to say that Tibbatts'
Minstrels, q troupe that does not pa
tronize newspapers, can draw larger
house of rag amufans than any other
troupe on the road.
The case OF Fletcher and Goldsmith,
baseball manufacturers of this city
against B. Wilken. at Louisville, was
postponed In the United States Court
last Saturday for further hearing.
The Pope's fiftieth anniversary was
celebrated here yesterday In all of the
Catholic Churches. Bishop ToeDbe sent
n Latin message by telegraph to the
Pope, praying in the name Of the people
OF the Diocese for his benedictiOn.
We are not in the habit OF receiving
anything free that does Us any good,
but we must confess that the miraculous
peu and holder presented 10 US this
morning by Mr.. e. r. Seeley is just the
thing we and everybody else should
have.
POLICE CoURT.-Wm. Thompson, dis
Orderly, 81; mary Shanghie, same, dis
charged; Patrick McGarre, malicious
destruction of properly, 81; W. Ii. Pow
ell. same, 50; J. W. Morrison, breach OF
the peace, 81; Chas. Ehalt, same, 81; M.
Deylne, drunk, 81; Jos. Empke, drunk
and disorderly, $i3.
Councilman Joseph Hermes and two
companions, while returning from the
Lookout House, on the Lexington Pike,
yesterday afternoon, drove over the side
OF the roau where the fill is iorty feet
deep. All were severely injured. Mr..
Hermes had his hand cut in three places
and received kick from the morse be-
tween tine shoulders.
NEWPORT.
The June term of the Chancery Court
begins to-day.
The cistern at the intersection Of York
Rnd Bellevue streets has been rehlled.
A 15-cent building association was or
ganized at Eclipse Hall Saturday night
Senator Beck and Colonel Robertson,
of Lexington, were guests OF Colonel T..
J.. Jones yesterday.
Chancery Court adjourned Saturday
until Its next session, which Will be the
third MONDAY in September.
'Equlre Bodkins fined a saloon-keeper
named r. Kramer So and costs Tor an
assault on thomas Flannelly.
Mrs. Folliard, a widow, living on Har-
ris street, fell from step-ladaer SaLur-
day and had her wrist dislocated.
The Rileys defeated the Ravens, Of
Cincinnati, In game Of ball yesterday
Rt Taylor's Bottom Dy score OF to 6.
John r. Hugle, the auctioneer, will
offer at public auction tomorrow nine
teen dwelling houses and eleven build
Ing sites.
Joe Hyperion and F. Hanlon got up q
fight between themselves in the Mill
Bottom yesterday, in which the former
came out second best.
A strawberry social will be given at
the residence OF P. II. Wilson, ON York
street, tomorrow evening tor the bene-
tt OF Taylor-street M. e. Church.
John Marshal was up in the City
Court this morning to answer the charge
of drunk and disorderly, but not being
ready for trial, the case was continue d.
Edmund Kunkle, rorty-six years old,
died suddenly at his boarding-hou OH
Taylor street. An inquest was held and
q verdict returned OF death from apo
plexy.
The following dispatch is just re-
.ceived:
"CYNTHIANA, June 4, 1877.
sTo John c. Schroli:
.'Ou account OF the extreme sickness
of my son Allen can not hold Court.
Have the lawyers elect Judge and
save the term. j. S. BOYD"
DAYTON. KY.
Mrs. Margaret Thorp, of this city,
relict of the late John d. ThOrp, OF Gin.
cinnati, died suddenly yesterday noon.
The straw berry festival announced for
Tuesday evening at the PresbJ terian
Church has been postponed for one week
on account OF Tie deatn OIL MIS-. Inofp.
HAMILTON.
There will be no services held In the
United Presbyterian Church next Sun.
day.
The Emerson Club met Saturday nigh,
at the residence of Col. Moore, Flrsl
Ward.
Archbishop Purcell was in the city
yesterday and conducted confirmation
services in the different Catholic
Churches.
Saturday, a daughter OF Jonas Hirsch
the clothing man, died under surgical
Dperat on undertaken for the purpose OF
removing q tumor.
f. D. Black, Deputy Sheriff, left Sat
urday evening for Toledo, to take Chas
Seiterd, lad twelve years Of age, to the
Reform School, under orders from the
Probate Court.
The Murphy movement will be inaug.
urated here by public meeting Tues
day night in the Courthouse Park. Mr.,
James Gilmore, OF Eaton, and former
resident Of Hamilton, will address the
meeting.
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