The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
DAILY STAR
TREDAY................ SEPTEMBER 1
COVINGTON.

street IL opened.
Albert Ross has gone to Maysville,
Ky, to study law at that place.
A man named John Lyons was shot
the other evening at DE Courcey Station.
No particulars.
The son of Dick Lambert, the Market
master, fell from II fence last evening
and broke an arm.
A stable in the rear of No. 1863 West
Third street was destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon, and the roof 0G two ad-
joining houses scofched.
John Tiernay, arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Patrick White, his father
in.laW, was arraigned before Squire
Francis and put under bonds to keep the
peace.
Company b, Hayes and Wheeler
Guards, meet tonight at their headquGr-
Eers and march to the Custom-house to
meet Company A, and escort it to the
pole-raising.
MAYORS CoURT.-Fred. Oberdink and
Anton Cruise last night raised row at
ball in BrInkman's saloon on Madison
street, the latter drawing a pistol on
another man. Oberdink was fined $13
md Cruise $63. Jas. Traton, drunk, 81;
Ellen Rogers, disorderly, $l3; Jacob
Apple, Geo. O'Neil and Jac. Seligman,
grand larceny, continues; JAG. Miller,
aisordefly conduct, dismissed.
COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.-The reports
Of the Treasurer, Auditor and receiving
officers for the past four months were
presented and referred to the Committee
ON Ways and Means.
The Committee on Ways and Means
was instructed to borrow $4,000 for the
use of the city.
An extra months salary was allowed
to John Mauer, fireman.
MIR. Freer presented a communication
from Mr.. #. NJ. Calkins, editor Of the
Ticket, relative to the Public Opinion,
which was referred to the Committee on
Law and Printing, to report ut the next
meeting. Adjourned.
The Committee on the Reception of
Hon. John W. Stevenson, United States
Senator from Kentucky, will receive the
Senator upon his arrival at the Cincin-
natl depot at O'Clock Tomorrow even
Ing. and escort him to Covington. He
will De met at the Suspension Bridge,
and escorted to the City Buildings,
where an address Of welcome will be de-
livered, and to which he will doubtless
reply. The Newport Barracks Band has
been ngaged tor the occasion, and invi-
Lations 10 participate extended to the
Covington Light u yards and the various
Hayes and Wheeler and Tilden and
Hendricks Clubs.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case of Cor
bett against DR.. Raphael, the defense
demurred to the Indictment and the de-
murrer was oyerruled. The case was
continued.
Jane M. Getsch and Louis Junk,
charged with stealing diamond ring,
were dismissed.
The Grand Jury found four counts of
indictment against Smith N. Hawes for
forgery, one indictment against the Gov
ington Street Railway Company for nui-
sance, and one against Cora Guy Tor
grand larceny. The Grand Jury also
made its final report, stating that it had
been in session nine days, had examined
one hundred and fOrty-siX witnesses,
and found thirty-tiye indictments, had
examined the Jail and found it in as good
condition as it can be, and advise that
new jail be built, as the old one is not
large enough for The number of prison.
ers occasionally arrested.
NEWPORT. .
No City Court.
The st. JosepRs Orphan Society's
picnic netted $T00.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club will
meet al the COURTHOUSE tonight. @
: Company X will leave the Barracks
next Monday for Alabama. Company
A and the Sixteenth Regiment, Band
leave next Wednesday. A detachment
of SIX men will be left at this place until
The arrival of the Second Regiment.
The Kate Mccarthy mentioned in
Tuesdays STAR as having stolen slice
of pork from John Lambs meat store is
not the lady OF that name who resides al
B8 SOutngate street. The guilty Kate is
bad lot from the West End, Cincin-
natl.
Richard Crewse, who yesterday made
SUCH a desperate attempt TO kill himself,
is intabout the same condition, although
he is failing gradually. He refuses to
eat any hing, and told his physicians
tnat 1t was unnecessary for them to at
tend to him, as he was determined to
die. He has made no attempt to open
mis- wounds, but is very quiet.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-The, Swif's
Chrome Steel and Iron Works presented
q petition, asking for exemption from
taxes and nominal water rent. The re-
quest was unanimously granted.
The City Attorney reported his opinion
that the proceedings for the recovery Of
all taxes on real estate, or wherein the
question of realty is involved, must be
in the Chancery Court, but that where
taxes are levied on and pertained to per-
sonal property alone, recovery thereof
may be had in the City Court.
MIR. Shinkle offered aresolution to bor-
row $4,000 to pay various claims.
Adopted.
Claims to the amount of $6, 250 were
allowed.
The claims of the officers OF election
were allo we'd at So 80 per day.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beardsley have returned
from their trip East.
The United Presbyterian social last
night was one of the most enjoyable of
the season. The supper was served in
theyard and seats were provided for the
guests under the trees.
The Hawthorne Club meets Monday
evening at Mrs. Will. McKinney's, First
Ward.
DR.. Myers and family have gone to see
The worlds wonder at Philadelphia.
The Lutheran churches of Middletown,
Trenton and Hamilton will hold basket
meeting next Sunday in Fred. Rlchter's
Grove, near Trenton.
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