The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.
Primary elections Tonight.


Thirty car loads OF stock arrived Fri
day on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
MIR. r.. w. Kinney, of Jefferson Coun-
ty, has been chosen as Messenger by the
Electoral College.
MAYORS CoURT-John Hambruck,
disorderly conduct, discharged; John
Benn, destruction VI property, case filed
away.
A lot of coal was stolen night before
last from a shed attached to the resi-
dence OF Mr. N. q. Moore, N 1886 Green
up street.
"A baby who was lett the other night on
the doOrsteps OF Mr. j. h. Clendenning's
residence, No. 1,045 Russell street. The
boy was taken In ana cared for.
Joseph Williams, a boy fourteen years
OF age, while playing on some railroad
ears on the Kentucky Central Railroad
track, on Washington street, near EieV-
enth street, was caught between two
ears and had his right reg crushed above
the knee.
A boy about thirteen years old, named
Joseph Winner, who lives at lG1 Batch
elor street, had his knee cap crushed
yesterday afternoon between the bump
ers OF LWo cars ON the X. z. II. II. The
accident occurred near the tunnel, un-
der the EleVenth-StreeG bridge.
Henry Sweartman, who lives on Inde-
lpendence Pike, came 10 the Marsnal's
office this morning and stated that he
had lost two mules last Thursday even
lug. 1T is not known whether they were
stolen or whether they had run away.
MIR. SWeartman offers liberal reward
10 him VINO returns them.
The following decisions were rendered
in the Court OF Appeals: PerciVal II Co.
VS.. Grant, Boone County, affirmed; An
lick VS.. Wallace, PendletUn County,
submitted on response 10 rule; McMeck-
in VS.. MOUNDS heirs, Kenton, and same
VS.. same, cOntinued; Thompson ct al.
VS.. Armstrong ct al, KentOn County,
rule against appellants to prepare
causes I0r trial and continued.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-Judgmen
was Ienuered lor the plalnLIif Yesterday
in the case of the United States against
sixteen thousand and two hundred ci-
CARS, owned by Wm. KOop:
In the case of one hundred and nine
barrels OF whisky, claimed by Robson &
Co., OF FinchtoWn, Judgment was given
TO the claimant.
Z. Flghtmaster, pleading guilty to sell,
ing liquor without Il license, was tined
BOO and sent to jail for thirty days.
The Grand Jury found indictments
against Z. FIghCmaSter and W. M. Build
ridge tor selling liquor without a license,
Moses Pearce Tor opening letters not his
own, and George W. Ward and Thomas
Cole for passing counterfeit money.
Messrs. Hayden Kendall, JAS. Stairs,
and John L. Lewis We're appointed Juvy
commissioners.
The Court then adjourned. until De-
cember Is.
NEWPORT.
James Flynn was Gagged this morning,
charged with disorderly Conduct.
The Newport Light Guard meet this
evening at the office of George II. Fear
Dns, Esq,
One Of the ferryboats last night was
blown up to the railroad bridge. ana 1t
took some time before the landing could
be made.
Rev. d. IL. Moore, President of the
Wesleyan Female College at Cincinnati,
will occupy the pulpit at Grace NJ. E
Church tomorrow morning al IL clock,
VIM. Hall, who lives on Brighton
street, between keturah and Goodman
streets, had the fingers of his right hand
Eut off in a sausage machine III Mey-
erle's factory.
The ferryboat Cincinnati Belle was
compelled TO stop running tnIs morning
On account OF the ice. The other boat is |
makine but few trips, and II the weather
does not moderate she VIII be compelled |
TO lay up.
The Root Chadwick case was again
called Lnis morning, Mr.. Root failing to |
put in an appearance, when Mir. Cnad- |
tn an at1s-t
Mr.. Root, and Judge Geisler issued a |
warrant lor lis arrest, returnab.e Mon |
day morning.
The thermometer indicated eight de- |
gr1es below zero at al early hour this |
morning, i'll the lower part of the city, |
and on the corner of r uggold and \ Jrk,
nine deg Ges below z5I0, the cOidest |
since the memorable New Years Day oil
1864, when it Indicated fifteen degrees
below zero.
A fire broke out this morning about 8
O'clock in the roof OF Thomas Martan S
saloon on York street, near Front.
Chief Link and his able assistants had a
stream on the fire in less than two min
utes ler the alarm was turned in, and
made short work Of 1T. Loss trihng.
1t is understood that the claim of Mr..
Chadwick against Oliver ". Root. Tor
hoWers fnrnishG& at the late Roo
Barker wedding, has been assumed b.
friends of the lady who gave NJ. Chad
wick the order, 50 that it is probable
peace will reign hereafter in Newport
and every body will he happy.
Last night about O'Clock, while the
rerfyboat was making landing at the
cincinnati side, woman named Mrs.
Higgins accidentally Iell into the river
between the boat and the landing. A
life preserver was thrown to her, which
she cluDg to until a rope was procured,
when she was pulled ashore. She was
then taken into the whariboat and
placed near the stove. Some dry clothes
were procured and also some hot drinks.
Several young ladies from Newport re-
manned with her until nearly 8 o'clocK,
when hack was procured and she was
taken to her home, Oh Filth near Mill,
HAMILTON.
Ice five and three-quarters inch thick
Is being cut off the pond east OF the
city.
George Sanderson, former resident
of Hamilton, is in the city on briel
visit.
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