The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.
Major Thos, E. Moss, Attorney Gene

Joseph HugneS, ESD, is lying DANGER
ously Ill az his residence, back of the
city.
S. W. Cree's feed store, on Madison
street, was burglarized the other night,
and a small amount Of money taken.
Chas. Bogenschutz had one of the fin
gers Of his right hand badly mutilated
while at work IA few days ago in Droge
~ Bogenschutz' foundry.
The contract for the stone work ofrthe
superstructure OF the new Government
building has been awarded TO Messrs,
Loube 81 Co., Of CINCINNATI.
An alarm of fire was sent in yesterday
afternoon from Box "a, calling the Fire
Department to the Uwo-story frame
building at No. 14I Linn street, near
Greenup. The roor caught from sparks
from u cooper shop adjoining.
MAYoRis CoURT.-The case of Hugh
Benjamin, charged with breach OF the
peace, was continued until next Satur-
day. Thomas Malone, who assaulted a
political procession a few days ago, was
convicted and sentenced to pay a line or
$53.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued during the past week: Martln y.
Campion and Lizzie NJ. Carroll, Aug,
Muthing and Mary Ann Nienaber, Thos!
Fulton and Jane j. Fulton, Thomas 5.
Woodall and Mary Palmer, Henry l..
Gray and Jennie Logan.
Invitations are out for the "tin we'd
ding" of MIR. and Mrs. Cbas. I'll. Fisk for
the evening of the 23d inst, at their res
idence, No. 1;0l7 RUSSELL street. The al
fair will be one OF the most brilliant ana
enjoyable of the season. Over three hun-
dfed Invitations have, been issued, ana
MIR. Flsk's large and commodlous dwell
ing will undoubtedly be crowded to It's
utmost capacity by the invited guests
The whole morning, was taken up in
the Mayors Court by the Trial OF the
Herold family, who are charged with
disOrderly conduct. The defendants are
John, Christ, Andrew, W. &. and Mrs.
Herold, and Mrs. Mary Mescher. They
are said to have insul,ed Officers Mau.
per and Whittle by using, some very
profane language. At the time OF our
departure the case was still in progress.
The publication of the facts in the case
has brought on the libel suit against the
Cincinnati Volksblatt for $l50,0 ,0o0 dam
ages.
The Covington Teachers Association
met at the High School Building yester-
day. j.. w. Hall, jr., gave, instruction
TO the teachers OF the A and B lnterme-
diate and High Schools, in Reading and
English Grammar and Analysis. The
following is the programme for the next
meeting; Mr. A. M. Van Dyke discusses
the proper method of improving the
morals and manners Of the Il and Il
Grade. Mr.. Arnold Ellis has the same
topic for the Z and d Grade. Mr.. j. j.
Nigman will present the, best 'lncen-
tiyes to Study" in the A and District.
Mr.. q. A. Yates will discuss the same
subject before the A and intermediate |
and High Schools. The meeting to con-
clude with general disou ussion'of "HoW |
the Self-improvement of Teachers can be
Best Accomplished"
NEWPORT.
Elder p. b. Wiles will preach at II A.
NJ. Sunday morningat Hayman's Hall.
The Young Turner's will celebrate
their third anniversary to.morrow at
TurIer Hall.
Mr.. John, g. Schroll, Circuit Court |
Clerk, renewed his official bond, in the
Circuit Court yesterday.
Rev. l.. A. Aldrich will occupy the |
pulpit of the Columbia-street Presby-
ieran Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock
A. NJ.
Colonel James Thatcher, OF AleXan-
lria, died this morning at 4:301
o'clock, at the age OF seYenty!eigltl
years.
MIR. Louis Betz has been appointed to
tile command OF the Tilden and Hen
bricks Guards, OF this city, in place OF r.
q. Shinkle, resigned.
Charles Cook, employed at the plate
mill at Switps, was severely burned
about the eyes bya flash" from hot
plate gong through the rolls.
The ST. Martins Benevolent Society,
at their meeting Friday night, res0lved;l
10 hold their anniversary festival and,
turnout on the 10Th OF next month.
Rev. Teutenberg, of Covington, will
deliver the festival address tomorrow
at Corpus Christi Church, on the occa-
Bion OF the reconsecfation OF that
Church.
CITY CoURT.-John Leininger and Geo.
Stricken were found with a bag ,ot chick-
ns;who had their rheadsiwrung- -off. They
were convicted OF larceny, ana each
tihed $15 and costs.
In the Circuit Court, which closes to-
day, o. IL. Wilson, f. Imegart and G. +.
Hayman were appointed Jury Commis-
SIOn6rSs ln0 case vi MOIlueI dSdlHSJ
Wallace was in progress, with ten law
yers'in the case, threetor the plaintiff
and seven for the defendants.
At meeting of theVan Voast Guards
heldlast night, it was resolved 70 adopt
auniiorm of light blue color. The pants
are to have black stripe on the sidesl
The guards will give grand bail Oh the
2Oth OF next month at Eclipse Hall for
Lheir benefit, when, lis hoped, that the
citizens will recognize the boys with
their presence.
Officers Flynn, Bnyd, Hays and Bod
kin yesterday afternoon captured Henry
McCune,, Frank. Selman, and a man
named Connolly, ON Covert Run Turn
pike! The parties are accused of being1
chicken thieves. Connolly made his
ESCAPE fromthe officers, but his partners
were locked up. Their cases will be
heard Monday, before Judge Geisler.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Toe, city was all ablaze last night
Dyer the result Of the Indiana, election.
,rhe' sidewalks were as free from
empty goods boxes yesterday morning
AZ II some tornado had swept them
away, and ON the other hand, the Court
house yard presented the appearance oil
a steamboat wharf on a busy day. Tie
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