The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-26
THE DAILY STAR
TUESDAY. AY......... SEPTEMBER 90
COVINGToN.


the Republicans OF the First and Sixtl
Wards.
w. Brlen, who during the last thirty
seven years has been residing in New
Orleans, is visiting his Brother, Uncle
John Brien.
In Circuit Court yesterday, in the case
Of AS. and Thomas Greer against j erry
johnson, suit for 1854, a verdict was
given Tor the defendant.
MAYORS CoURT.-F. Crisey, breach o.
the peace, $3; Jas. Crockett, same, $23
l.. Bradford, same, "a; VIM. Gillespie
drunk and disorderly, "a.
"A lively row occurred late last even
ing at Mletbrlg's saloon, on the corner
OF Seventh and Bakewell streets, among
q lot OF rowdie5. No arrests were made
A colored man named Ben. Hodges
was arrested yesterday afternoon and
locked IN Jail OH. a charge of attempting
TO rape the person of Malinda Hue. II
is alleged that Hodges on Sunday met
the woman near the Two-mile House,
on Banklick Pike, knocked her down
and attempted the above named crime.
He was taken before Mayor Williams, Of
LUDLOW, and held over Tor examination
I'LL tomorrow.
The Republicans met yesterday after
noon at Major Ben. Piatt's office 10 make
arrangements for putting candidate
for Congress in the field. 1t was agreed
TO call District Convention of Dele
gates from the nine counties composing
the Sixth Congressional District, to
meet ON Thursday, October 6; the re-
spectiye precincts to send one delegate
Tor every fifty Votes cast tor Harldn in
The Gubernatorial election OF 1915, and
one for each traction over twenty-five
votes.
In the County Court yesterday the
will OF Joseph Massall was admitted TO
probate, aud j. Il. Sumdick qualified as
administrator, with the will annexed.
He leaves $500 to st. Augustine Church,
Covington; same to ST. Elizabeth Hos
pltal; 500 TO ST. Johns Orphan Asylum,
CoYlngton; $100 to st. Joseph Orphan
Asylum, Newport; $500 to have masses
read as ordered by Mrs. Catherine
Schultz; 500 TO the poor i'll Alphonsen,
konigreish, Hanover. The will OF John
Davis was probated, and Z. DAVIS quail
ahed as executor.
! A fearful and disgraceIul occurrence
happened Sunday night at Ii. Niemeyer's
saloon, IN Lewlsburg. A man named
christ. Diener was standing before the
counter drinking glass Of beer, when
Two rowdies were noticed On the pave
ment looking through The windows.
Immediately afJerWard shower OF
stones ralned through the glass, and Mr..
Dlener was struck in the mouth with
one OF them. His teeth were knocked
out and his lips torn open, and blood
spurted from his nose and ears, so great
was the force of the rock. He was car
ried TO his home, and last night the
bleeding had not ceased. The rutians es-
capped across the river, and have not
been seen since.
NEWPORT.
The primaries of both parties are to be
held tomorrow night.
Miss Jennie and Susie Albert have re-
turned from their trip to Washington.
The grand concert and ball of the
Newport MRnnerchor takes place on the
18th instant.
Mr.. Clifford Madison leaves Wednes-
day for Austin, Texas, where he intends
making his future nome.
A Commi ttee of Council met the Pro-
vision Mart Association last night in
the Clerks Office. The meeting was a
secret one.
Mrs. Schweitzer, mother of Mrs.
YungbIut, the wife OF Mr.. }. Il. Yungbiut,
dr., ggist at the corner oil Bellevue and
YorA streets, died this morning.
A three-year old child of Mrs. Stra-
cher, who lives on Goodman street, be-
low Brighton, was pushed into the street
accidentally yesterday, and had her
houlder-blade dlslocated.
The spur-wheel of the main engine at
SwiIt's Iron and Steel Works broke |
shortly before 10 o'clock. Operations |
had to be suspended Immediately. The |
mills will be closed tor the remainder of |
The week.
George Fearrons and Henry Ducker |
had u Lively row between themselves |
after adjournment of Court Yesterday. |
The parties would have come to blows |
had II not been for the interference Of |
Colonel Nelson and others.
Mrs. Stretch and Mrs. Stricken last |
evening got into a difficulty at the sa-
loon oil the former, on Goodman street, |
near Brighton. They fought and elinched, /
tore out their hair, rolled over each
other on the ground, got up and went at
u again, and finally ended the muss by
giving each other black eyes. A little
lad was also hurt in the ARRAY, No ar
rests.
hIcnalu hoopS anu Joseph wise were
are sted and arraigned before Judge
deisler on charge of disorderly con
luct. Hoops was fined $15 and costs,
and Wise $50 and costs. The two had
ast night insulted two respectable la
lies at the corner Of Ringgold and Isa-
DELLA streets. 1t will be- remembered
hat Council about six weeks ago remit
Jed fine imposed upon Hoops by Judge
@eisler. Council can have another
chance now Of doing the same thing over
md receive the thanks of our citizens,
who do not object to being insulted by
uch ruhians, among whom Hoops is
me.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Six funerals took place Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Christie delivered an i'm.
lressiye sermon to the young men, Sum
lay evening.
James Crumble, at James Graves sta
lie, was the only person in this city
hat heard or felt the explosion OF Hell
tate, Sunday.
Henry Keams, one Of the jurors in the
,urtley inquest, thought that man
night die from heart disease after being
hot In the leg. .....
In Judge Kinkeads court, yesterday,
Irmstead Motion was held for further 5
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