The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-27
COVINGTON.

street Presbyterian Church, Is expected
tonight.
VIM. Roberts, farmer of CrIttenden,
broke a leg yesterday by falling out OF
his wagon.
A gold watch and ring was stolen from
house ON the River Road yesterday by
some peddler. No clue to the thief.
The Kenton County Glee Club returned
last night from Independence, and tend
cred serenade 10 Mr.. John Weaver.
Michael Brown was united in the
bonds OF matrimony TO Miss Anna Brad
ley at st. Patrick's Church yesterday.
The officers OF the August election
have been appointed to serve at the
Presidential and Congressional election
in November.
MIR. Henry Dresman filed his petition
an bankruptcy last evening. Liabilities,
81 300 40; assets, $3S, 1870 As; exemptions,
$1,000; homestead, $429.
Jas. S. Smith filed q petition against
Constable Temple to recover lottery
wheel, &c., and also 500 damages ON ac-
count OF their detention.
The alarm Of fire about 1890 to-day
from Box IA was caused by the burning
OF the house at the corner of Fourteenth
and Russell streets. Loss about$50.
The lottery men appeared before Es-
quire Francis yesterday, and gave
bond in the sum OF $500 each in the first
case, and $500 each in the second and
third cases.
Mrs. Hannah Bunting, a housekeeper
at j. McCiure's house on Fisk and
Thirteenth streets, was burned 10 death
yesterday by her clothes catching fire
1Fom the stove.
COUNTY CoURT.--Campbell Singleton,
. .coloreu man, Was adjudged lunatic.
The will OF p. Mattscheek was probated.
b. Wlllen was appoiAted administrator
oil Dena Justice, deceased.
Coroner Hall held an inquest this
morning on the body of Mrs. Hannah
Bunting, who was burned to death. A
verdict was rendered in accordance
with che facts, recorded In another
place.
A grand excursion TO Cynthiana, KY,
takes place next Sunday. The lare be-
ing but 81 20 Tor the round trip, it is eX-
peCted that a great many CoyingJonians
will 90. The occasion is the dedication
nj St. Edwards Church.
Morris Moses, w. Y. Sedan and
Alexander Hart, charged with Illegally
conducting lottery, waived an exam
tnation before ESquires Francis and
EVAN. yesterday, and were required to
give 5000 bonds each in each case against
Them to appear at the next term OF the
Criminal Court.
CITY CoUNCIL.-Bnls to the amount
of $9 00O were ordered paid.
A Special Committee reported that
the steam fire engines u. s. Grant and
Kenton were in very bad order, and
recommended that an offer made by a
tirm in Cincinnati to take the two en-
gines ana S400 for new engine be ac-
cepted. The report was accepted.
A communication from Wm. Il. Wade,
offering to give up tine northern part OF
Seventh street, which he claims, pro-
vided the city releases the recent judg-
ment she has obtained against him in
the Circuit Court, was referred to
M essrs. Croninger, Ashbrook and Mey-
efs, and The City Attorney.
The Special Committee appointed to
confer with the sureties OF Smith N.
Hawes reported failure, and was re-
leved.
The Hawes Investigating Committee
sent in bill amounting to $2,5l2, which
was referred to the Committee on
Claims. This was for services.
Auj0urUeu 10 Iue6Qnys
NEWPORT.
Col. VIM. McNamara, of Louisville,
KY, arrived in the city this morning.
Col. John B. Taylor, who has been Wis. H
iting tle Centennial, returned last
night.
Mrs. Slaughter and daughter resi-
dents OF Louisville, ky.. are in town,
1he guests Of MI. and AIRS. Gibson.
LICENsE TO MARRY.-Charles II. Web.
ber and Miss Auna w eidenger, George
W. Guy and Mrs. Sarah AleGinRis.
Young Keyes, who killed Jones last
Tuesday ut Poplar Thicket, has his pre-
examination to. day at Alex
andria before 'Squires Spillman and
McV eigle.
Cards OF invitation are out for the
of Mr.. Frank. s. Baker and
Miss Susie w. Root. The ceremony will |
take place at Grace Nj. E. Church on the
evening OF November q
Prof. James Gibson, President of the
Newport Scientific Association and an
honorary member Of The Society OF Spot
less Men, will leave for the Centennial
next Monday morning. I
VIM. Mcdonald, charged with the de-
pW WuOtiVh VI DilENofdIFS b property, was
held over by Squire ". T. Bucnan an in |
the sum OF 500 to appear at the next
term OF the Criminal Court.
A union of the congregations OF the |
Columbia street Presbyterian Church |
and The Second Presbyterian Church has |
been effected. Messrs. Lippencott, Fa-
gin aud Surran were elected Z .ders, ana |
Alessrs. Schubert, Mitchell and Grubbs |
Deacons.
CITY CoURT.--Wm. Prather, drunk |
and disorderly, $40 and costs. VIM. has |
been standing nuisance to the city for |
over year, and Judge Geisler, in or
der to get rid OF him, remitted his fine |
and ordered him to leave the city. Will |
liam took the Judges advice and ieIU. i
femarking that lie would be better bow |
in the future,
AL an election OF flicers of Friendship
Lodge, Knights OF Honor, held in Van
voast Hail, the following officers were
elected: A. j. Wilhelm, r. D.; Theo-
bald Gloss, D.; I. +. Beyland, Financial
Reporter; j. L. Zingling, Reporter; +.
a. Davis, Chaplain; A. Gorkemeye er, +.
a. Davis, 4. +. Beyland, Trustees; DR..
Fred. A. Davis. Physician.
The Fifth Ward Hayes and Wheeler