The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-19
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Our Boys, 80; Lewisburg Rangers, IL;
on the flats Sunday.
Mr.. David Buchanan gave bond in the
sum OF 81 900 to answer at the December
term Of the Uuited States Court to the
charge Of defrauding his creditors.
The following named gentlemen were
accepted as jurymen in the case OF Smith
N. Hawes: Martin FIX, l., w. Wilson,
VIM. Deshler, j. W. Dlgsins and Geo.
MaylaDen.
/. The wind storm yesterday evening
tblowed the front portion out OF the new
COlored Church that is in the course oil
cons truction on the corner OF Thirteenth
and Spring streets.
A man named Martin, who keeps a
secondhand store on the corner Of
ISeyenth and Main streets, amused the
lghborhood last night by beating his
mother. Where was the blonde?
Two Illinois detectives are In the
city on the hook out tor Hook Seniour,
who committed q crime in that State
and fed, and it is supposed that he is
lettering around in the vicinity OF this
city.
DR.. Lytle, Of Fairyiew, Bracken Coun-
Nty, alleged 10 have seduced young girl
named Boyd, WAS shot twice on Sunday
by the brot her of the girl. Boyd made
lhis escape and has not yet been found.
ILytle's wounds are supposed to be fatal.
POLICE CoURT.-Fred. Koors, breach
{ot the peace, $98. 1t will be remembered
that about three years since this man
was arrested for shooting his sweet
heart, Miss Liz1le Mlngtnhotf Jas. Clark
and Wie, dIsorderly conduct, $40 ana
costs each.
The Democratic County Convention
met at Independence yesterday. The
following are the nominees: State Sena-
Tor, DIR. Chas. D. Foote; Coroner, DR.. j.
A. Ayerdiok. A resolution was adopted
Ito vote for James w. Tate for State
ICounty District delegates nominated
Hon. Mllt. Hamilton to the State House
lot Representatives.
I .. NEWPORT.
Rev. Father Brent, pastor OF the I'm
Emaculate Conception, is about to organ
fize Young Mems Sodality.
Temperance meetings will be held at
Grace Methodist Chur0h daily at II
O'clocK in the morning and in the eve
ming.
In the County Court, the case of Mary
Haldeman against Lush. Taliaterro, for
bastardy, was adjudged settled by con-
sent of all parties.
Mr.. NJ. q. Carol, OF Cincinnati. and
Miss Mary FInnegan, OF this city, will
be united in marriage at Corpus Christi
Cnurch this evening.
| Oliver Gaugh, who was arrested yes
iterday morning tor kicking a drunken
Intruder out OF his house, was acquitted
in the City Court this morning.
! Rev. j. Babin, OF this city, and Mr.. E.
f. Bliss have opened school at Cinciu-
natb the object Of which is TO prepare
young men IOr college course.
The Van Voast Light Guards will form
in procession Thursday morning at 6L
O'Clock, and march through the princi-
pal streets, eie their departure tor the
picnic.
At meeting of the creditors OF Henry
,Schwermann, Jr., held last evening, Mr..
Schwermann, ST., agreed TO pay 70 cents
GU the dollar, which was accepted by
i1he creditors.
A street-orossing from the Post-ofice
Ito the opposite sidewalk Is badly need
ed. Won't Ed. O'Aara, Councilman
from the Second Ward, "be gob," see
that it Is done?
q. W. Root, Esq, left this MI forming for
New York, Where ne Will join party Of
exeursionlsts en- route Ior the Rocky
Mountains, on invitation Of the Kansas
and Pacific Railroad Company.
A man named Henry Schulthies was
arrested last night on the charge oil
drunkenness and abusing his family
His wife swore out the warrant upon
which he was arrested, lie Will nave u
hearing this afternoon.
The puddlers at Swifts Mills are still
ion strike, and there is no telling how
long 1t may last. 1t appears the propri-
etors have agreed to give the prices
asked Tor, but refuse to sign the scale,
and until this latter is done the puu-
dlers will not 70 to work,
Another enthusiastic Murphy meeting
was held at Grace M. E. Church last
night at which over one hundred signed
the pledge. The meeting was addressed
by the IolIoWing gentlemen: Mr.. Hinkle,
Mr.. Best, DR.. Mundort ana Rev. Mr..
Ramsey, OF Covington. The meeting
this evening will be at the same cnurcn
The good work is gradually obtaining a
loot mold among all classes in this city.
DAYTON. KY.
A force of workmen, under the super L.
vision OF Mr.. Phll. Meader, are engaged
III laylnS sWlLch lOr the dummies on
the Bellevue grade. The "machineb"
will be here on the 26tn. 1t is to be
hoped that all the "doubting Thomases,"
who persisted in the belief that we
would never get rid of the J olt Wagons,
are now convinced that they were
wrong. They're coming sure--make no
mistake. The time between Dayton
and Newport will then be but twelve
minutes. Then look out for increased
emigration to Dayton, the closest sub
urb OF the city, anu one of the pleasant
est places 10 1--we in about Cincinnati.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tisman gave them grand compliment
airy surprise last night in the shape of a
'linen wedding" on the occasion of the
thirty -hftn anniversary of their welded
lite. The whole affair, including invita-
tions, preparations, &C., was managed
by few friends, and was a com.
plete surprise to the parties
themselves. The house was filled
10 its utmost capacity, sand
brighter and merrier company is seldom
seen. The presents were very beautiful
and included all manner OF linen, among
which were full sets of the finest table
linen and every conceivable article ol
that class. Among the guests were
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