The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
THE DAILY STAR
FRIDAY .............. SEPTEMBER 8
COVINGTON.

Ills proposed TO organize IroGtlnS
Association in this city.
Chas. w. Temple was qualified as
Constable in the First City District.
The Ladies' Mission OF the First Bap-
tist Church has a social this evening.
MAYORS COURT. VIM. Cominger,
drunk, $5; John D0nivan, sleeping in the
Market-house, "a.
Rev. IL. Moeller, S. j., arrived here
this morning from Florissant, Mo-, to
attend the funeral of his mother.
A stable on the grounds of Mrs. Her.
ron, at the northeast corner of Fifth and
Johnston streets, burned yesterday al
ternoon, Loss about $50.
Mrs, Kate Sullivan, who lives on
Greenup street and was arraigned in the
Mayors Court last Tuesday. desires US
to state that she was not fined $8 for be-
ing drunk.
The officers of the Hayes and Wheeler
Guards who will participate in the pro-
cession to Bellevue, are: Marshal, Jos.
7. Hunt; Assistants, w. Ii. Bowen and
Lewis Bruestle.
Tom Allen, the pugilist, who was ar
rested yesterday, was enjoying cigar
this morning on the porch in front of
Uncle Berry Connelly's room. Tom is
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NEWPORT.
Nothing transacted in the City Court
to.day.
Governor Carlisle addressed the meet
ing at the Courthouse last night.
The Democratic Executive Committee
meets this evening at Squire Hof's
office.
The Grand Jury brought indictments
against j. q. Buning for shooting, and
against Louis Spraui for malicious strik-
ing.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club will
erect hickory pole TO morrow after
noon at the corner OF Hubbard and |
bellevue streets.
Col. w. A. Cutter, Supreme Repre-
sentative of the Knights of Pythias, re- |
turned this morning from twelve days. |
visit to the Centennial.
Coroner o. M. Winston Just returned |
from the prize fight field. He waited |
patiently all night expecting to be called |
upon to hold an inquest.
CRIMINAL Courtroom Langham was |
sentenced to three years in the Peniten-
tiary for cutting. The trial of Il. I'll. |
Lehman, the alleged bank forger, is in
progress.
The old professional dead-beats are
again making all efforts in their power to
become delegates TO the Congressional |
Convention. The citizens are deter
mined not to vote for such men as
have on every occasion hitherto been
bought over tor dollar or two by the
different candidates.
, CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Grand jury
presented indictments against George
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james Devote, for carrying concealed
deadly weapons, and Chris. Schneider,
for malicious cutting. The cases of the
Commonwealth against Pat. Ratican
and Chas. Noonan were dismissed.
Mr.. A. Flannely, member of the Van
Voast Light Guards, during the excite
ment at The Short-line Depot yesterday,
pointed the wrong end of his musket at
the headlight of the locomotive and de-
clered he would blow its brains out if
she didn't stop. The musket went off but
luckily no one was within its reach.
The programme for the grand vocal
and instrumental concert that is an
nounced to take place under the man
agement Of Messrs. Waters and McNa-
mara, contains the names of the follow
lng Well-known artists OF this city and
Messrs. Frank. Wilson and
Springer and Tillie Best, of Clneinnati;
-Messrs. 7. Green, G. Dittoe, Herman
Gesler, f. Shields, E. Remme and Paul
Feline, OF this city.
- LEXINGTON. KY.
"Malor +. P. Johnston on Bust' is
on exhibition at Wilson's drug store.
Charles Gribbons had his head seri-
ousIy cut by a colored boy whom Charlie
was trying to ride over.
The stock show at the Bourbon County
Fair on Tuesday was the finest ever
made at the Paris Fair.
The Lexington Baseball nine defeated
the Versailles nine by score Of II to 3.
The Versailles boys want to shoot the
umpire.
Among the persons from this city who
were awarded premiums at the Paris
Fair are j. r. Shedd, the harness maker,
and Mr.. James Mullen, the photogra-
pher.
The ladies at the Paris Fair are GER
tainly impOlite in asking Col. Craddock,
editor of the True KeDtuckian, every
time they meet him, 'Why, Colonel, are
you not married yetp
The horticultural and agricultural
halls are beautifully arranged at the
farlS Fhlr, anu CqR eAnIDICIOn was never |
finer. A bouquet Of skeletonized jimpson
burs is the most delicate piece OF handi-
work on exhibition.
HAMILTON. II
A little daughter of DR.. Parks yester-
day afternoon fell from the banister in
the hallway, and was severely stunned.
The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday. The semi.annual report
Of the Board OF County Infirmary Di-
rectors was. submitted and received. 8
Bills to the amount OF S357 were passed. |,
A suit tor 5000 damages has been In.
stituted by Jacob Sherren against JAS. Ii
d. Neal, attorney. This amount is
claimed as damage for having been,
through Mr.. Neaps instrumentality,c con.
fined in the Butler County Jail for five
hours. Only $1,2o0 per hour. This is II
rather heavy ON the Accommodations of {
that institution. The Grand Jury should |
have this in mind when their next quar- !
,erly report is made. L.
Quite a sensation was created in the |
ogality OF the Coroner's office yester- {
lay afternoon. A lad, while sailing UP
,he river, discovered some clothing "
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