The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
COVINGTON.

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The annual ball of the Iron Molders'
Union will be held at Odd-felloWs, Hall
tomorrow evening.
Ii. Krammer was brought before
Esquire Francis this morning and fined
W ~ tor breach of the peace.
Fred. Suffle celebrated the iortieth an
niversary OF his birthday by party at
his residence ON Burnet street last
night.
Hugh Benjamin was fined for breach
OF the peace, and not Tor petty larceny,
as stated in Saturdays STAR, before
Mayor AJhey.
II. Gotken a mlkman, while driving
down Greenup street at rapid rate
this morning, broke down near Twelfth
street. He secured another wagon and
continued on mis- route.
The stockholders of the Star Baseball
Club and others will meet at Sheriff
PercivaPs office this evening. The pur-
pose Of the meeting is TO consider the
advisabibility of building another rink
this winter on the Star grounds.
st. Edwards Roman Catholic Church
at Cynthiana, was dedicated, yesterday,
by Bishop Toebbe, assisted by large
number of his clergy, and with the most
imposing ceremonies. There were nine
carloads of excursionists from Coving-
ton, TWO from Falmouth, and five from
Lexington and Paris.
POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Cook, breach
of the peace, IS; Anton Abel, drunk,
dismissed; Conrad Sandman, drunk
and disorderly, "a; Pleasant Guthie,
breach of the peace, $8; Peter Murphy,
drunk, dismissed; Johanna Sheman,
drunk, dismissed, with orders to leave
the city; John King, breach of the peace,
continued until Wednesday,; Address
Aeaks, drunk and exposing person, $S;
John Kingaul, drunk and disorderly, 50;
Bell Rogers, disorderly conduct, $l3;
Molly Gibson, disorderly conduct, $13;
Mary Johnson, disorderly, $l3.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. George Elmes lett last night for
the Centennial.
A company Of Light Guards, with
Harry Stiies at the head, is spoken OF in
this city.
The Constans brewery property will
be sold next Thursday by the Master
Commissioner.
Lambs butcher shop, corner Of Front
and Saratoga streets, was entered Sat
urday night and the till tapped to the
tune OF $1S
Mr.. Pat. Hickey, who had been jani-
tor of the Seminary building for Jour
teen years, died yesterday afternoon Of
pneumonia.
Voters in this State will have to
choose between Hayes and Tildeu, as
there Is no Cooper electoral ticket i'll the
field in Kentucky.
City Treasurer, Eugene Bowers, trans
mitted to the Bank of America, at New
York, the sum OF $50, 900 TO pay interest
OH city bonds falling due November l.
CITY CoURT.-Adam Leininger, drunk
and disorderly, 50 and cosJs; Charles
Wilson, disorderly conduct, 81 and costs;
John Kister, disorderiy conduct, 81 aud
costs. r
Messrs. Imeson and Limerick, the
builders OF the new pier under the l. ck-
lng bridge, received last Saturday from
the Directors the sum OF $4,000, being a
part of the contract price.
A tve.year-old son of Mr.. Clemen
Ulhaber, who disappeared Saturday
morning from his home, was found at 2
O'Clock yesterday morning in one Of the
Cincinnati Statlon-houses.
Michael Carr, Councilman from the
Sixth Ward, who was arrested Satur-
day night Tor alleged disorderly conduct
in drawing sword across the throat OF
Mrs. VI ilson, was tried before Squire
Buchanan this morning and honorably
acquitted OF the charge.
At the conclusion of the concert given
by the Troubadours at Odd-fellows' Hall
last night, Officer Brazer appeared with
warrant issued by Squire q. z. Buch-
nnan for the arrest Oh the whole COM
pany for violation of the Sunday
law. They were Immediately released
Nh giving bail in the sum OF $500, Messrs.
A. S. Berry and W. T. Williamson go-
ing on their bond. This morning they
but not being ready for trial the
case was continued until Wednesday,
when they will appear before Judge
Geisler and jury, at the request OF
their counsel, Messrs. Helm and
Hounshell. They propose giving
another entertainments at the same
place tomorrow evening.
HAMILTON.
Col. James e. Neal is at Toledo.
Lucretia F. Hill was appointed guard
Ian of her three minor children.
MIR. and Mrs. James e. Campbell left
Saturday night for Philadelphia.
s. w. Brock and wife have returned
from months absence in the East.
The Republican Central Committee
met on Saturday ana organized for the
election.
Anna M. Hill was Saturday appointed
ndministratriX of the estate OF her de-
ceased father, Samuel V. hill, late of
Oxford.
Petition for divorce was Saturday filed
by Lucy Creiger from Solomon Creiger,
On the plea OF gross neglect and willlul
absence.
Philip Rommel, the little boy shot on
Saturday, is lying in critical condi-
tion, and the physician gives but little
encouragement as to his recovery.
Saturday afternoon little boy some
six years Of age, the son of Mrs. Bern
hardt, was accidentally shot by an elder
brother, and seriously if not fatally in
jared.
VIM. Garvet (coloredl some twenty
seven years of age, was ON Saturday ad-
Judged insane. Application has been
made to the LongView Asylum for his
Admittance.
Saturday afternoon Isaac Morgan,