The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22
THE DAILY STAR
NOVEMBER 22
COVINGTON.


The marriage of MIR. A. j. Anderson
to Miss Allie Kallenbach is announced
for Thursday, November 30.
Mr.. Henry Liebhart returned yester-
day from a business trip through Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Virginia.
MAYORS COURT.-RoberG Glrdner,
Iofturlng in the Market.house, $l3; j. I'll.
Budke, drunk and disorderly, $l3.
James Arnold, the janitor OF Odd-lel-
lows Hall, is able TO De out again. lie
has been laid up with sickness for the
past few weeks.
Constable Charley Temple has not yet
resigned, although he is having some
tronble with his sureties, whlcn VIII
probably result in resignation.
The cantata, "The Haymakers," was
repeated last night to an oVerhoWlng
house at Old-iellows' Hall. Tie last
performance WILDE given to-night.
Elizabeth j. Clark brought suit for di-
yorce from her husband, Samuel D.
Clark, on the grounds OF abandonment
and Iailure to provide Tor his family.
In the Criminal Court Hermann Os-
tendorf, the ex-maglsJrate of Sandford-
town, was sentenced to the County Jail
Tor lorty days for disorderly conduct.
A man, named White, while engaged
in Gra5osRoman wrestling match with
a friend, John Talon, at No. 432 Main
street, was thrown and had his lelt leg
broken.
John M. Martin, dealer in paper bags
in Cincinnati filed his petition in BANK
ruptcv in the office Of Henry Bostwlck,
District Court Clerk. Liabilities, $45,-
POL; assets, SIS 794.
Suit was brought in the Circuit Court
by 9, Nj. Murch, of Cincinnati, against
Mollie Wright and Ii. S. PerciyaL, and
an order OF delivery obtained for pi-
ano belonging TO the plaintiff and al
legged to be in the defendants possess
sion.
There was rumor abroad this morn
ing that man had committed suicide by
drowning himself in pond at the toot
of Greenup street last night. We could
learn no particulars ABOUT the analr,
and consequently can not state whether
the rumor has any foundation Oh hot'
NEWPORT. "a"
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works
have resumed operations.
The Short-line Railroad will be SOLD
on the 4th OF December in Louisville.
The attraction at the Stadt Theater
tomorrow night will be Burt d Rldge-
ways Lady Minstreis.
A frame house on the corner of Cen
trail avenue and the alley near the
school.house was set on fire night before
last by some malicious scoundrel.
Steve Weidner returned last night
from a weeks hunt along the Big Miami.
He brought along fourteen rabbits and
Apolecat. Steve says The latter ssuch
pretty little thing.
James Barbour was the name Of the
man who took tumble off the Terry boat
Monday night. James was considerably
under the Influence of spirits, Whicn
may account Tor his rash act.
CITY CoURT.-John Neville, for cruelty
beating his wife, $50 and costs; a man
who doesn't want his name standing on
' the papers, Tor blowing horn at an un-
reasonable hour last night and waking
up the police, 81 and costs.
Mr.. Macleod, Receiver of the Louis.
vile g. Cincinnati Short-line, was al
this end OF the road yesterday, in re-
sponse to a request of the City Council
TO examine the track that runs through
the city. MIR. Macleod promised To
have men put to work on the track i'm
mediately and have it put in thorough
fepair, He also promised to have empty
ears placed along the track so that resi-
dents may clean the street in front oil
their places and shovel it right into the
bar.
EATON. o.
The Public Schools, under the efficient
management of Superintendent Brown
and a corps of competent teachers, are
Ena very fiourishing condition.
Your correspondent desires to extend
his thanks to Hubert r. Campbell, the
yentlemanly Assistant Postmaster al
Ihis place, for favors extended.
Sunday morning about o'clock some
one almost demolished the entire glass
front of the Centennial saloon in the
Eastern part of town. The proprietor:
Of the place arrested Sam. Muller OF
suspicion, who alter preliminary eX
animation, was bound over to the Cour
pf Common Pleas in the sum of $500
Bail was furnished.
Owing to some msmanagement of the
CITY Council, or no money III the treas
ury. the street lamps have not shed theil
uncertain light upon our streets for 10
these many moons. The lamps in the
zenith OF their glory were a complete
fzzle, rendering pedestrianlsm not only
uncertain but at some times dangerous
AS it is one can hug the fence ana naYi
rate slowly but surely. 70 say nothing
81 the modern 'tRomeos" and outlets
who inwardly thank the G. q. that hang
Ing over the gate can be indulged il
without the intervention of "parenta
authority" But then tue grumbler'
Will still insist that the city dads ough
10 give them little light on the subjec
pfSGreet lamps.
LEXINGTON. KY.
VIM. II. Berkins and Catherine Hukil
were married yesterday. Much joy
Will.
DR.. Chew's barn was destroyed by fir
Sunday night. Loss about $4,000; il
surance 81, 800.
We were misinformed with regard t
Mr.. j. w. Lelfs taking charge Of tn
PLeAiX HoLel. 1t is the new st. Mich
plas that is honored with the genis
host.
Councilman Dennis Mulligan, the de
teated candidate Tor the Presidency, ha
made new venture-as house buyel
but as this is a secret, and not altogethe
I success, we will not say anythln
about it.
The Circuit Court convened, and tn
Erst case called yesterday was that
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