The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-17
DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

COvINGToN.
The Democrats are about TO RAISE
two hundred anu fifty feet pole IN feaSle-
burg.
Car No, 3. of the Scott-street line, col
lided with Car No. 6, same line, and
broke off the bacE platform.
MAYORS CoURT.-Harry Carey, dis
orderly, $500 bonds to keep the peace;
Nike Golden, peudling without license,
dismissed.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club meets
tonight at Welling's Hall, TO complete
arrangements for pole raising on Pike
and Rludle streets.
Rev. Clement Jesse, OF the st. Johns
Orphan Asylum, in this county, was
granted a LICENSE to solemnize tue rites
of maLrlmony, by the County Court, yes
terday.
The colored men of this city have
formed an organization styled the Mouoc
Tribe Of Free Red Men. Already one
hundred and thirty five names have been
signed.
A Democratic meeting and pole rails
ing will be held at the corner Oh Willow
and Madison streets Saturday evening.
Speeches will be made by John q. Car
Isle, VIM. X. Arthur, anu others.
The final arguments in the Corbett
case were MADE before 'Squires Tebbs
and Francis yesterday afternoon, James
W. BRYAN, ESQ.,, and walter Cleary APP
pearing Tor the defense, and Major j. y.
BlacAburn, Of Cincinnati, tor the prose-
cuuon. The defendant was held over
by the Court to the next term Of the
Criminal Court, with bail fixed al $500, III
default Of which lie was committed to
Jail.
Readers of the STAR will remember
that bastardy suit last fall, Of IL.
Berle against l.. Wirth. The former lost
the case and was subsequently, sued in
libel case for $50, ,0O0 damages. ,Berle,
10 substantiate the cuarges made against
Wirth, sent to Switzerland TO obtain
documents which are TO prove that
WIrth committed adultery in that Re-
public. Tue documents have come ami
are now beng translated by Berle's al
torneys. The case, which Will excite
Bome interest, Will soon be opened i'll
pur cJurts. n. ... ....
NEWPORT.
Mr.. B. d. Smalley and wife leave this
evening Tor the Centennial.
jolly Old I ony Heineman is celebrat-
Ing his SILVER wedding tnis evening.
The Republicans Of Bellevue will meet
next Saturday evening at the Liberty
Pole, Prospect avenue, for the purpose
oil forming u Hayes ami Wheeler Club.
Mrs. Cline, who resides on the Alex
andria Pike, had a valuable turkey and
fourteen little baby turkeys killed by a
stroke Of lightning during one OF the re-
cent storms.
Christ. Muller, a boy eight years old,
who lives four miles back OF N N4WpOrt.
had his finger cut off i'll his pareut5
o;,ls, NJ, -
California, Onio, attended to the boys
injuries.
Republican meeting for the purpose
OF perlecting the organization of a Hayes
and Wheeler Club in this city VIII be
held at the Courthouse tomorrow night
Hon. Il. q. Campbell, of Cincinnati, and
Major ben. M, Piatt, OF Covington, are
The speakers. .
HAMILTON.
Chas. F. Gunckel has been appointed
Specia Examiner of the County Treas
ury. He commenced work yesterday
morning.
Judge Meeker will hold Court here OBJ
the 21st, at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ, to finish un
Rll business OF the May term, in Which
ne is interested. .
The Irving Literary Society will enter
tain an Oxford Literary Club at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John Mckinney, Second
street, tomorrow evening.
IL appears the bullock which died in
the First Ward slaughter-pen died from
over driving and not from any disease.
This is good news for meat consumers.
A number of the Butler County Bar
and others will 60 to Franklin to-mor-
row to attend the funeral OF Senator
Dechant, which takes place at 10 O'Clock
A. M. t''-
The Sidewalk being laid at the west
end OF the suspension bridge is said 30
be +at least three inches too low. The
second Ward Grade Committee should
look alter this. ---t.5.F .gy..s
John Smoyer, the First Ward irre-
pressble, was again arrested and lodged
in the lookup yesterday. Johns mis-
sion, seemingly, is TO give the officers
something to 10.
A slight misunderstanding occurred
at the meeting Tuesday night between
l.. A. Beaucnamp and j. f. Neilan. Al
ter an explanation on the part OF the lal-
ter the matter ended. No blood.
Simon Wakman yesterday obtained
an injunction against Frank. Durr, re-
straining him from taking possession OF
certain property upon the ground that
there was grave clerical error in the
deed. .-
The following is the programme for
this evening at the Children's Home
1ete: ..... -
/. Opening Of the gates TAP. NJ.
2. Supper from 5 to g. F
8. Spinning match at O'Clock.
4. l. ght Infantry drill $3.50.
8. Music by the band al O'Clock.
6. Vocal music, 'tBanner Of Glory," at
Bo'clock. 1858.
7. Two tableaux-1st. "Court of the
FairiesD ID. Columbia Crowned by
the Failies."
6. Antiquities.
Ice cream and cake will be for sale all
evening.
Come one come all and help the needy.
Story of a Golden Robin.
Lovers vi the birds wlll be interested
in the story of a golden robin in New
buryport that has been through quite a
tragedy for small chap. Wnlle Ell
gagged with his mate in building their
hest, which was suspended fifty feet
high; from an extreme branch of an elm.