The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
CovINeTON.
A clean slate In the Mayors Court.

The Stars leave tomorrow morning
dor Louisville, and return the same eve
ming.
Orders for the STAR from South Cow
ington should be let at the cigar store
corner OF Twelfth and Greenup streets.
In the Circuit Court yesterday a ver-
dict for $500 was found for the plaintiff
in the ease of Charles BurkheImsr
against G. J. Renner.
B Rev. VIM. Blackburn, pastor of the
.RobDins-street Colored Baptist Church,
has been presented with an elegant pull
pit chair from a Chicago firm.
The celebrated elocutionist, James e.
Murdoch, will give some select readings
at the Ninth-street PresbY terian Church,
next Friday evening at O'Clock.
The Wedding of Mr.. Frank. Winten-
berger to Miss Odile Enderlin took place
this morning at the Cathedral. Right
Rev. Bishop Toebbe performed the cere-
monies.
MIR. VIM. u, Wade was found guilty OF
nuisance in the Criminal Court yester-
day ia the erection OF fence across
Seventh street. The jury found for
fine oil $50.
Two free lectures will be given by
Prof. o. s. Fowler at Odd-felloWs' Hall,
one this evening and the other next
Monday. Subject, sLife, Health, Self
Culture and Matrimony."
Mr.. ii. +. Myers, OF Covington, was
elected Grand Guardian for the ensuing
term at the recent convocation of the
Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF Honor OF
Kentucky, at Frankfort.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians has
elected the following officers for the en-
En- praaihonfs
Bryan Tansey, Vice President; William
Moran, General Secretary.
.'Ths Ticket office furnishes. two vic
Tins to the pranks Of Cupid this month.
and there are several others willing to
suffer from the same" Little Jeemie is
mot one Of the Vulnerable, so he says.
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances OF the School Board met last
night, and commenced their investiga-
tioh of the charges Of the late Professor
Baldwin, aS to the mismanagement Of
the High School.
James Tyree, Of Carter County, be-
fore United States Commissioner Bost-
wick on the charge of retailing liquor
and tobacco without license, was held in
the sum OF $500 to appear at the May
Term OF the United States Court.
NEWPORT.
The cases OF Tim. shannon and Ed.
Connolly were continued in Judge Gels
ieT's Court.
VIM. Cook and Geo. Hayman, who as
saulted a man named Pat. McGinnis,
were dismlssed In the City Court this
morning.
b. Theders, the cigar-maker who was
reported to have absconded, returned
yesterday evening from visit TO his
uncle in Indianapolis.
The Lotta Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment at Odd-fello VS. Hall next
Friday. The Club has spared no pains
to make the performance a success, and
ought to be literally patronlzed.
The Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club give
their last entertainment of the series to-
might at Odd-tellows' Hall. The pro.
eramme includes the Ave-act play ei
"The Stranger" and "Nan the Good fol
Nothing"
Division No. 3, A. o. H., held an elec.
tion last night, which resulted as tel-
lows: President, j. J. Stretch; Vice
President, DANES Mcnamara; Financial
Secretary, r. f. Walsh; Recording Sec.
Tetary, j. Cummings; Treasurer, Michael
Reard0n.
Yesterday afternoon fight occurred
between two brothers named Newman,
On Southgate street, between Columbia
and Central avenue. The younger OF
the two was badly cut in the forehead.
downto the right ear. He will not pros
ecute his brother.
The following gentlemen were elected
vestrymen OF ST. Paups Episcopal
Chuch last night: Messrs. q. 9. Gasso-
way, Il. A. Clark, Geo. w. Nef, James
q. Williamson, Gus. Artsman, q. b. Cof.
an, J.. b. Taylor, w. L. Wright, Col. w
r.. Merrill, James Cullen, Capt. FL. Mar.
eette and Major W. r.. Lowe. A meeting
Of the vestry is called for Friday nighl
fer organization.
A horse belonging to the American
Spice Mills, OF Cincinnati. while stand
Ing in front OF Frank. Ford's grocery,
On Monmouth street, above Tibbatts, gol
Che shafts OF the wagon fast in a large
Hhicken-c0op that was on the sidewalk.
The shafts OF the wagon were broken tC
pieces, also the coop, and about twenty
Chickens turned loose. The horse was
checked before further damage was done
TEE REVOLVER AT FINGHrowN. The
above quiet little town was disturbed
this merning about A O'clock, or shortly
alter, by the firing Of two pistol shots
IL ssems that for seme time storm mas
bean brewing between Henry Jaeger
and two miikmen, named Kempfel
ana Bunning. fhe affair came
20 crisis at tne abeVe mentioned timt
se-aay. kempfer armed himself with {
revolver, which belonged to Bunning, o
tAat place, and proceeded to the bed
room OF Jaeger and fired two bullets a.
him. One OF them penetrated Jaeger
hand and the other grazed his breast
sntioting painful but not dangerous
wound After the shooting Kempfe
esundercd through the town uncon
ssrnedly. Officer jackson, Of this city
was dispatched to the place and sool
arrested the would -be-assassin. Kemp
Ter is now In Jail aud win be tried b.
Esquire Buchanan as soon as the result
Of Saegsr's injuries are determined.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Minor Cannon, Esq, who a few
months ago went to Florida, has re
.surned to mis- home In Lexington.
Yhe Gazette proposes duel between
Major John @. Young and Captain Bus
fboth Councilmen) with streams tror
4ngines. This is all useless. Civ
Young nozzle, and he will whip him
seli in less than minute.
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