The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-07
THE DAILY STAR
THURSDAY ........... DECEMBER Z
COVINGTON.


street.
Miss Emma V. Taylor, daughter of John
II. Taylor, is announced to take place
this evening.
The ladies of the Union M. T.. Church,
corner OF Fifth and Greenup streets, Will
hold a festival to-day, in the lecture
room, ior the benefit OF the church.
Harry Clark was arrested by Officers
Momper and Whitley this morning for
fast driving and also for drunkenness.
His cases come off tomorrow morning
before Mayor Athey.
W. j. Burgess, of Moorefield, Nicholas
County, filed his voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities 81, l24 10, as
sets none. James T. Byrani also filed
his petition in bankruptcy; liabilities
80 G6l, assets none.
A special committee composed of
Messrs. Croninger, DegloW and Gels
bauer, appointed some time since by the
City Council to consider and report
upon proposition to sell the EllislOn
House, ON Russell street, near Pike
street, to the city, lor municipal pur-
poses, will report to the City Council
Tonight.
was paralyZed yesterday, While walk
ing at the corner oil TreVer and Green
up streets, on his way home from work.
He was taken to his residence on
Thirteenth street. DR.. Blau was called
and attended to him. This morning he
was yet i'll a critical condition.
The Sixth Ward Democrats held a
meeting last night at MosGlage's carpen-
ter shop, ana the following delegates to
go to Independence were chosen: X.
NeHaber, Bernard Lenaker, Z. McNam-
ara, Harry Moore, Felix Schlickman,
Halmen BUrnhOrn, Berry Hardin, John
Konrman, Fred. Fischer. p. Nc
Namara was nominated as candidate
gor Councilman, aud j. Meckleburg for
School Trustee of The Sixth ward.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-The Grand
Jury yesterday found indictments
against Chris. Santtf. selling liquor
without license; Spencer Sescoe, Martin
Ray and r.. W. Mead, same; Deal Cole,
passing counterfeit money.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
IN the sum Of S0O42 81, in The case OF G.
W. Bruce against ID. F. Goodnue, for
royalty on stone taken from quarry.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in
Ihe sum OF S475 damages ana COSTS, in
yart.
NEWPORT.
The case against Frank. j. Sutton
was dismissed on payment Of costs.
Miss Lucy Moore, a handsome young
belle OF Lexington, is visiting her friends
IN This city.
The Tibbatts Mlnstrels will open up
Al Odd-telloWs' Hall on Wednesday eve
aing, the 18Th inst.
Mrs. Kate Victor, from the Bluegrass
region, IS visiting this city, and Is the
quest Of MI. ana Mrs. +. III. Webster.
The Forty Hours Devotion will begin
NJ the Church OF the immaculate Con-
seption tomorrow night, and conclude
Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. First and brother, James
Mealion, ESD, OF Meallon's Mills, Mount
Arab, who nave been visiting friends in
This city, return home tomorrow.
The Hlbernians' bail last night ut Odd
ellows' Hall was larg eiy attended. The
ua!l was handsomely decorated with the
American, French, and Irish colors.
Rev. L. Johnson, who has been assist
ing Rev. Mr.. Graves, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, this city, during The
past three weeks, returned to his nome
IT Walton, KY, this morning.
Henry Viehman, who was arrested for
breacn OF the peace, was lrIeu before
Squire z. z. Buchanan this morning
lnu acquitted, the prosecuting witness
aling to put in his appearance.
Charlie Solar, at the destructive fire
which we recorded Yesterday, came
lear losing his life. lie was at the top
81 a ladder, when it fell, and he was |
'Orced to jump. Luckily he got hold of
Ihe caves OF the house and was rescued. |
CITY CoURT.-Wm. Metcalfe, Simeon
Meyer, j. Straube and Henry Stein
hauser, breach Of the peace, continued |
I'LL tomorrow morning. Martin Red
man, the big biiler VINO was taken in |
yesterday tor slowing away furniture |
rom the street during the big fire, had |
mis- case continued. The case oi 0. W. |
Root was again continued till saturday |
morning on account OF Mr.. Root being |
Loo badly bull-dozed to appear in Court.
A number of men were actively en-.
gagged thTs morning i'll clearing away the |
rubbish from The scene or the Nj onmOuh |
street fire. Mr.. Meyers will commence
rebuilding Immediately, he having a
lwo-years lease to run. Mrs. Stephens
residence was damaged TO the extent Of
600. Ine German Mutual insurance
/ Company Of Covlngton agreed to do the
repairs for that amount. They COM
menced work OH IL thi3 morning. Mrs.
Stephens holds policy Of 1000 in the
Company.
LEXINGTON. ky.
The hemp factories will open about the
lst oil January.
The Chief of Police cps about now
In brand-new livery.
Father Major, OF Cynthiana, paid
lying visit " our city yesterday.
Major Daniel Hurlehy, oil Irishtown,
has gone into the pork business. He
killed fifty hogs on Tuesday, his first
Law.
Rev. Gray, minister of the 1ndepend-
INT C0lored Baptist Church on Main
street, is again III trouble. This time he
was arrested Oh warrant charging
him with appropriating to his own use
the funds OF the Church. He gave bail
IN the sum OF $1,000 for his appearance
before The Grand Jury.
HAMILTON. r.
John Hueston, Observation-Disclosures OF
The House Of representatives, was in the ;
,ity yesterday.
Quite number of skaters, both la
li.- and pnntlrnnn are LAkinr aIVau-