The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
COvINGTON.

The Stars lett last night for st. Louis.
Geo. Strict, of the Stars. was married
night before last to Miss Essie McDan.
feis, OF Cincinnati.
A petition In bankruptcy was fled
yesterday by Alfred Buriew, of. Coving-
ton. Liabilities VI, ,2S6 10; assets $40.
An expressman named Johnson was
thrown out oil his wagon at the Cincin-
natl approach to the bridge and serious
ly injured.
Scott Brown, a colored man, was found
nc this side OF tue bridge with a revolver
and slung-s shot. He claimed that he
found the latter, but this morning the
story was not believed by the Mayor,
and Brown was fined S63.
COUNTY CoURT.-Sheriff Percival re-
neweu his bond as State Revenue Col
leetor yesterday. with w. l.. Roberts,
V. Shinkle, VIM. Ernst and Rob't Howe
as sureties. The will OF CHRIST. Stock
hoff, deceased, was probated.
A grand leap.year party will be given
Tomorrow night at Mr.. Ii. Carson's resi-
dence, on West Fifth street. The ladies,
under whose management the a Fair is
placed, WILL have in readiness Carriages
TO convey all their male friends 10 the
house and have charge Of the dancing
programme. In few days we Will un-
o0uDtedly announce three or four mar
riage licenses, the result of the above.
The school census is completed. These
are the figures First Ward, white 1,zl0,
cofored "a; Second Ward, white 800,
colored Is; Third Ward, white 65S. col
pred 68; Fourth Ward, white 69J, col
ored l0J; Fifth Ward, white 1,391, col
ored Y; Sixth Ward, white l,S09, COL
ored 90; Seventh Ward, white 1,716;
coIoreu 40; Eighth Ward, white sos, COL
cred Il; Ninth Ward, white l,O02, col
ored 81. Total whites, $50; total col
cred, Dol.
Charles Smith, workman for John
HAL, was arrested yesterday evening on
q charge OF petit larceny. Charley has
been ON an uninterrupted drunk Tor the
last eight weeks. During one OF his
drunken spells he cut coil of lead pipe
and sold IL at q junk shop on Pike street.
His employer refused to prosecute him
on the above charge, and, moreover, gave
Charles good character. lie was fined
81 and costs for being drunk and disor-
derly, and was sent to the stone-plle for
ten days.
CIRCUIT COURT.-State of Kentucky
against Jacob jacobson, &c. Suit for
penalty Tor violating insurance laws.
judgment by default against Jacobson
Tor 1000 and costs, with six monthg
imprisonment in default Of payment.
Ernst Ragenthal against W. q. Tup-
man. Suit on account for stone sold and
delivered. Verdict for plaintiff for STAT
Covington das-light Company against
City Of Coyington. Verdict for plaintiff
for $100. ,..r
S. r. Gossett against Samuel More.
land. Suit for damages for malicious
prosecution; set for sixteenth day.
NEWPORT.
Regular meeting OF Council tonight
Colonel d. l.. HOunshell is seriously
Ill.
Mr. Miller, of Lexington, was in the
city to-day. -
The Barracks will not be occupied BY
colored toops.
Handsome Kate is again at the Station
house, the guest OF Officer AL. Boyd.
The case of Jack Stours, for assault
ing Hiram Madison, was continued b.
Judge Geisler.
robbing, and who was released from CON
dnement on Saturday by furnishing bail
was yesterday again locked up.
dlIdu mdulSOu, GOlOlCuS Was lOck6'
up yesterday for cutting a man namei
stours with razor. His case In th,
City Court was continued till to-mor
row.
The Republicans meet at the Court
house next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, to appoint delegates to th'
State Convention, which convenes a
Louisville on the 18th of May.
Mr.. HI. +. Meyers, who resides at tht
corner OF Riaggold and AvertOn streets
had his left arm broken yesterday Whili
at work on large press az Kahn, Meyers
e Co.'s tobacco WORKS on Main street
Cincinnati.
Councilman Shinkle yesterday visited
Cincinnati, and while enjoying the sight
had his coat pocket cut by a pickpOcket
The tnief obtained a copy of the Rule
and Regulations Of the Newport Coun
Gil, aud also picture of Captain Eugen
Bowers, valued most highly by Mi
Shinkle, as the picture was taken whel
che Captain was in his youth.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Miss Glrdie Winston, of New York, 4
visiting her sister, Mrs. Col. Stockton
of this city.
Judge Mulligan filed the seat as Polio
Judge yesterday for the first time TO
several months.
Mr.. Alfred Kierolf, formerly of thi
city, recently editor OF paper in Mi
7ouri, died OF heart disease a few day
ago.
The Lexington Baseball Club has per
manently organized for this season
The institution is strictly amateur, an,
che first game will take place with 81
Louis Club next Monday.
Judge Carson, brother Of Mr.. Carson
proprietor of the Carson House In thi
city, was shot and mortally wounded b.
q man named Smith, at Grab Orchard OF
Saturday night. There seems to hav
been no trouble between the parties, an,
fthe deed is another Of those '.dark an
bloody" affairs. Smith has been arreste
and is now In Jail.
Mr.. James Buford, the genial and al
ccunrn0dating clerk at the bt. Nicholas
4urnishes us with the following promin
snt arrivals Monday: Judge Stanton
frankfort; j. Newman, Philadelphia
Capt. e. Duff, Pittsburg, @. s. Wasson
Augusta; j. Johnston, Dunlap, Tenn,
Ben. Letcher, New York; z. E. Wassor
Cincinnati; four hundred and sixty
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