The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-14

kllleu IOm M6GeDanV' Ine Juuge came
to the door with q revolver, evidently
thinking I was burglar, and told me to
go away or he would shoot me, and I
went of without saying any yJhing more.
met Null once or twice the next day,
but neither of US said anything about 1t.
In regard to that part concerning him
self, Judge Noyes says he went to the
door about II o'clock. and finding Allis
in an advanced state Of drunkenness,
ordered him away from the steps, and
threatenedt TO shoot If he did not at once
go.
Charles Hilton, proprietor of the hotel,
states that Allis spoke of Hamilton, o.,
and Mr.. Hilton has some recollection of
hearing Null say that he saw McGehan
shot, and that he correoted himself im-
mediately afterward, saying he saw him
lying dead In his saloon the next morn
ing afterward. Nt
Null appeared startled when arrested
two days afteYward at Valparaiso, and
ON being told the charge, at once accused
Allis of having made 1t. In Jail he was
disposed to freely and positively deny
having had any conversation with Allis,
but after consultation with his attorney
refused to make any further statements.
Yesterday morning three-year old
son Of Isaac Cohen, who lives near the
Mill. on tue canal, at the teIfninuss or
East Dayton street, deliberately .walkeds
into the head race of the mill. For
tunattly Joseph Garlic was looking OUT
Of the door OF The mill and rescued him.
CovINGToN.-The Covington Street
Railway Company has FLED a suit in the
Chancery Court against the Covington
and Cincinnati Street Railway Company,
the City of Covington, E. It. Abbott, s.
j. Redgate and A, ID. Bullock. to enjoln
the latter from running cars on, certain
streets. ~
Mr.. Robert Mcclure, son of Mr.. James
Mcclure, whose arm was cut off by a
railroad accident, ut Worth Vile, on the
Short-line railroad, a few days ago, died
in the Hospital at Louisville yesterday.
The Boston Reds and the Stars, of this
city, play to-day.
Mr.. j. II. Johns, OF Knoxville, was yes.
terday arraixned before Commissioner
Bostwiok, charged with retailing liquor
without the special icense, but was dis-
missed. John.Zimmerlnaii, oil Cincinnati
charged with retailing. whisky without
license, gave bail, and thereby released
his horse and wagon which had been
held.
Miss Maggie j. Ebert, accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. james IL. Ebert,
lett last night for Chautauqua Lake, Nj
agara Falls, and some OF the fashionable
watering places. 3ff4
Otto Lotz, the carpenter recently hurt
so severely by a,tali, is not likely to re-
cover.
Uncle John Kearney is improving con-.
He was sitting up last even
ing.
The contract for printing the Rules
and Regulations, &C., of the Coyington
School Board, inc udfiig tile late report
of Pr. Hall, Superintendent OF the Conn
mon Schools Of Covinglon, was awarded
yesterday to Samuel Davis. of the Gov
ington journal. rhere were two bids OF
$l00 each, one Of S97 80, and one of $72
the last named being Colonel Davis.
Samuel Martin was awarded the COR
tract for dong the $50 yards Of paving
in The various school,y ards at 63 CENTS.
Misses Hannah Cremins and Lizzie
Robertson returned yesterday from All
enjoyable visit to Lexington.
The Newport Police failed to come to
time yesterday, and the Covington squad
had 10 divide their forces and play be-
tween themselves.
The body of Willie Tranter. who was
drowned on Thursday night at the foot
of Scott street, has not Yet been found.
Bishop Toebbe will celebrate High
Pontiiieal Mass at the Cathedral to-mor-
row morning. that being the day Of the
Assumptipn OF Virgin Mary.
cinnai, defeated the Tarvin nine, of
Scott street, Goyingion, on the Star
grouads Yesterday. Ihe score stood Y
10 III. ff 4
The Society Of the Inlmaculate Com
ceptlon viii celebrate it's anniversary
exercises tosinolroM, at st. J0sepA,s
Church. The choir, under the direction
of Prot. Mohf, will sing Webens Mass ih
{ The following are the marriage licenses
since our last report; Y, b. Rlgg aud
MarY Lyniric, Martin j.. Leonard and
Maggie Quiniiyen, George w. Rinehart
and ElizaBeth7 Huf.
Al large wagon, drawn By four beautiL
full white horses, containing a band and
bearing q legend in large and glowing
letters announcing the Star-Ked Stocking
game this afternoon, paraded the streets
this morning. The Excitement concern
ing the game is.rery great.
Attorney, and Judge Perkins, OF the
OfithihoA OV4t y ~ VII W nVul-
ana last evening. The Criminal Court
eoHyenes in this city next Monday.
Mr.. w. G. Shane, OF Tue ShUrt-line R.
R., has copy OF the claws OF Yir-
ginia," printed in 1877, which is rare
and as such carefully pre-
served by him. The book is in an excel
lent state of preservation and proves an
object of much interest TO the friends OF
the lucky possessor. MIR. Shane is quite
an enthusiast in this line ana bas large
and valuable collection of coins and 9th
er relics OF this nature.
In The Mayors Court this morning
Belle Rogers and Celia Hall, charged
with disorderly conduct, were disposed
Of by thing Belle So and costs and dis
missing Celia. John COnley, s'drunk
again." Stand costs.
NEWPORT.-Joseph Hahn and family
were serenaded last night by the New
port M@nnefchor, in honor of their re-
cent return from Europe.
The Water-works Board has prohib.
tied street sprinklefs from using water
until the pump at the pumping-h0uss is
fixed. 80. ~
A camping party, consisting of George,
Ia mQa. and Scott PAGAN Will Etrfnkar