The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-23
THE DAILY STAR
..NOVEMBER 80
COyINGTON.

WAS in the CITY yesterday.
A protracted meeting is being held at
the Madson-street Baptist Church.
The HHaymakers" make their last ap-
pearaRce tonight, at Odd-felloWs Hall.
A marriage license was issued to-day
to John q. Mock aud Miss Louisa MATHS.
MIR. Craddock, of the Paris True
Ken.uckian, was in the city yesterday.
Robert Howe, son of Councilman
Howe, died yesterday of brain disease.
Counterfeit 50 bills on the Second Ma
tional Bank OF Sandusky, o., are circu-
lating in this city.
Hon. j. Il. Carlisle and j. II. Fisk have
gone to Louisville as attorneys IN the
case of the lottery men.
The Lytle Greys, of Cincinnati, have
invited the Light Guards 10 participate
In the parade on Thanksgiving Day.
The sale in the case OF Charles Men,
denhall against the Ohio & Kentucky
Coal, Iron and Railroad COIapany was
postponed until March o. 1877.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury disagreed
In the case Of Hon. Joseph Hermes,
charged with selling liquor to a minor,
and was discharged.
Frank. Wrothaus and Anton Wichman
were found guilty, and sentenced 10
fine OF 500. Veronica Meyers pleaded
guilty, and was fined the same amount.
Henry Woods, charged with an at
tempt at rape, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to eight months Imprisonment in
the county jail.
The following indictments were
found: Barney Aaron, John DWyer,
Eph. Holland, A. It. Edwards, John
Ryan, Tom Allen, Joe GOss, and Theo-
baud Bauer, alders and abettors i'll
carrying on u prize-hght. Separate in
indictments were found against the two
principals. Aliens BOND was declared
forfeited. A summons was ordered to
issue ag linst the sureties, ID. ID. and W.
j. Farrell. Bench warrants were is
sued against all OF the above, aud bail
fixed az "a, 900 in the cases OF Allen and
GOss, ANA $1,000 for the others. Ben.
Heuges, colored, was indicted tor rape.
NEWPORT.
The orange pest has made its appear
ance. -
Mr. R. d. Hayman arrived yesterday
from Portsmouth, ONO.
A. large siX-ton plate role broke yes
terday at SWiits Iron ana steel Works.
The silver wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August Hulsman was celebrated last
Rght.
Not a marriage license issued for a
week. WHAT in thunder is the matter
with the young people Of this burg?
Col. Bob Air, of the Calf House, Gin
cinnati, was in town this morning with
his turnout, looking as gay as ever.
MIR. Jacob Day, formerly Of this city
but now d resident OF Sandusky, Ohio,
is paying flying visit to his numerous
friends here.
Superintendent Hamilton, OF the
County PUOr-hOuse, is rapidly improving
from the wounds received a few days
ago from an inmate OF tnat institution.
Workmen are busy putting the new
clock in position IN the tower of St.
Stephens Church. The contract calls,
for It's completion by the 1st of Decem
Der.
There is an average Of seventy gallons
of water for each individual man, WO-
man and child, used per day in this city
during the summer months, and from
thirty live 10 forty gallons during the
winter months.
We were shown a little poodle dog
this morning, which refuses to eat any
thing but sponge cake and mince pie
dOrg will be mighty glad 10 chaW bone
before winter is over.
Receiver Macleod, of the Louisville
Short-line, has proven to be man Of his
word, for he has already started gang
oil men to work this morning repairing
the railroad track. They nave com.
menced at the junction ot Williamson
and Saratoga streets.
h,, 60 HN
virtue with residents in the southern
part OF the city in regard to the new
Market-house. They are anxious Tor the
city tO purchase it at once, SO that they
can have market Six days III The Weeh
instead OF three, as Is now the case.
CITY oURT.-Tim. Ryan, drunk and
dis0rderly, 70 and cOsts, i'll default OF
which he went W crack stones. Pat
Garfield and his old chum, Lewis VIII.
son, same charge, $40 aud costs each;
but neither OF the coons had a red, So
they will have to work 1t out breakinn
the same material as Tim. Now comes
another snVuZer, Bill Frier. Bill got on
twice as big ii drunk anu made twice as
much noise as either of the others, 81
he got dosed accordingly-$20 and costs.
You bet he went 10 the stone pile, by q
large majority.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The markets are RECEIVING a stock OF
turkeys that will supply Thanksgiving
Elder Moorehouse, a Baptist divine
will deliver an address at Masonic Hall
next Friday.
Mr.. j. Moore, father of Captain Frank
Moore, was supposed TO be dying as " Z
made up our report.
A blooded mare belonging to Mr.. Bry
ant Hurst was so lacerated by hog the
Dlher night that she died.
Lu. Laws played the part OF de
tectiye yesterday morning in capturina
Ernest Bell, a col0red Arab, who has
Tor several days been tapping Mr.. Dana.
by's till. Lu. held him by the nap 0
the neck while he shelled out the nick
els.
Colonel Lawrence Jones, Common.
wealth's attorney, is assisted by Judge
Buckner in the Luby case, while Colonel
Breckinridge is assisted by Senator
b. Beck, who looks like he had MOI
bombed his hair since his election las
winter.
The case of Michael Luby was still it
progress at noon yesterday. He is al,c
being tried for the shooting OF his viii.
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