The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-11
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A large crowd went to the Knights of
Pythias picnic this morning
Percival, Brstow and Hardin were the
most popular candidates at the picnic yes
terday.
A pleasant time was had by the st. Pauls
Protestant Church at Rudde's Garden yes
terday.
The st. Johns Orphan Asylum picnic yes
| terday was an immense success III spite OF
! The unfavorable weather.
The bright little daughter of Mr.. Jas. G.
Reed, proprietor of the Reed House, died
Sunday night of cholera infantum.
POLICE CoURT.-John Qnigley and 7. ].
Christopher, drunk, $4 each; Henry Brock
inridge, disorderly, $l3; Hugh McCloy,
same, "a.
At secret session of the city Council last
night, the new jail was taken into serious
consideration but nothing definite was ac-
complished.
The Turner's enjoyed themselves heartily
AT their picnic at the Lookout House. two
and-a half miles out of town. Plenty of fun
md no difficulties.
The reIaans of Elder Knowles Shaw will
arrive tonight on the 0. u NJ. Railroad in
Cincinnati and will be taken to Rushville
Ind, for interment.
Elizabeth " Ball appeared in the County
Court this morning, and renouncedh her hus-
bands will and took possession of the prop
erty according tolaw.
The Fifteenth Annual Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church i'll the Diocese
of Kentucky will be held in St. Paups
Church, in Henderson, Ky, on the ed inst.
Tie entertainment given by the ever pop
M ,t n Il
fellows Hall last night was a success both
financially and socially. The principal
features of the entertainment were the silver
sand Jig of Tommie levers, initiating in
his Irish specialitics, and Stevenson and
levers song and dances
Inthe Criminal Court this morning Fred.
Stark, the man who burglarized the Chi
nese Laundry, on Seventh and Madison
streets, was sentenced to fifteen months in
! the Penitentiary. He took his medicine
we'll, and went out of the Courtroom
laughing. The cases of Cleary and Welsh
were in progress at II o'clock.
NEWPORT.
The Van Voast Guards have been recog-
nized at Frankfort as company OF the
State Militia.
Some gentlemen who are deeply inter
ested in a new baseball club will meet at
the st. Nicholas tonight.
The new cellar of T. P. Bodkins, corner
of Southgate and Columbia streets, was dam
aged to the extent of about $50 by the Sun
day rains.
The Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton will hold meeting at the church next
Sunday to elect Board of Trustees for the
ensuing year.
Deputy Marshal Braser arrested August
Sussmen this morning as fugitive from
justice. Susslnen is wanted i'll Cincinnati
20 answer on charge OF stealing lot OF
ammunition and pistols from the gun store
Of j. Bandle, on Main street.
A thief walked off with large basketful
Of bread from one of the Vienna bread
wagons of Cincinnati about o'clock this
morning. The driver left his wagon near
the corner of Front and Saratoga streets,
while he went to wake up the corner
grocery man.
CRY CoURT.-Wm. Fenton, disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed weapons,
was fine d $40 ON the first charge, and bound
over to the Grand Jury on the next; Henry
Rite, attempting to rescue prisoners and
resisting officers, $40 and costs; Henry
Meyers breach OF the peace, $40 and costs.
Tom Brady contracted this morning to
pump the water out of 7. 2. Bodkin's eel
lar corner of Southgate and Columbia
streets. Tom commenced by wading into
the cellar, but unfortunately got into hole
and narrowly escaped drowning. After be
ing pulled out he started home, but had
not got far before he was attacked by bull
dog. which bit terrible cash in Brady's
Jeff leg So taking it all i'll all, it was 6
hard day for Brady. Squire Hof issued &
warrant for the arrest of the party who
owns the dog.
Chris. Nobelo, q teamster in the employ
of Charles Spnks attempted suicide las
evening about o'clock by cutting hi
throat with jack-knife. 1t appears No
belo was attending the picnic at ECLIPSE
Hall in company with his girl, when the
latter went back on him and took up witt
another fellow Chris. couldn't stand thu
pressure and crossed the street to Lew
Bet1 saloon borrowed a knife from jim
Ford, proceeded to the stable adjoining, ant
commenced hacking away at his throat. HI
was discovered in time.
A large audience attended the meeting o
the School Board last night. The following
assistant teachers were selected, with tn
corresponding salaries: Sarah CHM, $500
Amanda Craig, $780,, Anna M. Neal, $500
Kate White, $500; Hannah Parker, Kat
Hawthorne, Jennie Waterhouse and Louis
Cameron, $i75 each; L. Ryder, An
ME Payne Kate T. Perry, v
Bratt, Sallie NJ Serran and Louis
Wendt, $3.50 each; Alice Nolan, Jenni
I. Walsh, Fannie Striker, Emma Haw
!horne, Hattie Holmes and Julia Kount2
s4OO each; Emma Gerhardt, $780, Emm
NJ. Waterhouse, Emma Winsor, Hannal
Kamping, Alice Case, Fannie Green, Mag
gle Gibson, $3.50 each; Susie Knox, Susi
Nottingham, Janette Douglas, Clara Dunk
harst Fannie w. Perry and e. Brom
well, $500 each; f. Mackoy, colored, $4O(
And we propose for janitors, w, II. Plum
mer, Richard Marine, VIM. Hickey, $4S
each; w. Purcell 500.
An election for Superintendent was helt
the names of Messrs. Jones, Wildes, Murra
and Hageman being put in nomination
Mr. WiIdes of GAINESVILLE, o., was electet
Mr.. Hageman was elected principal OF tn