The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
COVINGTON.


fOtticiating.
The motion for a new trial In the El-
linger case in the Circuit Court was
oyerruled Saturday.
Mr.. James M. Fisher, OF the firm of j.
M. Fisher & Co., grocers of Cincinnati,
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence,
No. 90 Filth street.
Rev. w. Fl. Felix will deliver lec-
ture at the First Baptist Church next
Thursday evening on "The Glory Of
True omanhood."
The United States District Court
meets to-day for it's May term. Ihe
docket contains thirty-to criminal and
fOrty-seYen civil cases.
The ladies of the Ninth-street Presby-
terrain Church will set dinners at Greers
Hall. Tue first one will be served to-
morrow, and will continue through the
week.
Rev. John Worall, son of the Rev. j.
NJ. Worall, DID,, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, preached MS
first sermon yesterday to crowded
house.
Charles Pischbink, a young baseball
ist, while playing on the commons yes
terday had his right hand split in Two.
Tue little finger was almost severed
from the hand.
MAYORS CoURT.-Wm. Shannon. 3. 5.
Bradley, f. Ii. Campbell and Ed. shack
eiford, were each nned "a tor being drunk i.
Shackellord will also serve out a similar
fine, the execution Of which was
SUSPENDED last week. Jack James
and I. IL. Witte, paid ID apiece
for q breach OF the peace. II. IL.
Campbell, fast driving over bridge, dis
missed; VIM. Sullivan and John Donni-
van, disorderiy, each $13; Jonn Honder-
han, drunk and abusing family, W; Ma
linda Pait, breach OF the peace and ma
licious destruction of property, $2S.
the charge of lunacy. His case will be
investigated. Theobald Sehihorst, dis
orderly, $l3.
The Kenton County Democrats met
Saturday at Drexelius Hall to appoin
delegates to Louisville. The following
Is the list: Executive Commlttee-FirsI
Districts. Ct. Edwards, James b.
Casey, NJ. O'Brien. Second District
W. ii. Mackoy, Ii. p. Whitaker,
sB. Hegge. Third District-John
Wolf, j. Z. Beyland, u. j. Green. Del
egates to Louisville: FIRST District-l;E :.
italian, james b. Casey, q, Duncan, w.
Nv. Cleary, +. II. Noonan, #. Fischer,
WIN. Hall, Jonn b. Foster, j. J. Phelps
Al.ernates--Jon onn Hogan, j.. N. Furbef,
II, Wise, ID. A. Glenn, j. W. Bryan, Hen
ly Adams, NJ. Leonard, +. A. Prague, B
lis. Hardin. Second District--J. Il. Car
,lisle, j. O'Hara, jr., q. G. Scales, W. IL
Mackoy, J. l.. Sanford, II. d. Gwyder,
John Freer, j. j. Dulaney. Alter
Haales-P. }. Rolan, Arthur Mcdonald, L.
j. Bradford, Henry ,Worthington, Caleb
James Holmes. Tnird District-C. q
Wallace, j. w. Stone, u. q. Kennedy
Wm. Tlmberlake, W. FL. Pye, Z. j. Chil
ders, s. Il. Roberts, John Ellis. Alter
nates-Henry Dressman, Is. Grady, DO
eeph Cleaveland, John Leathers, w. ii
Wood, o. 4. Rankin, w. W:Coleman, j
ii. III. Daniel. The delegates were in
sIructed TO vote for MIR. Allen, OF Ohio
as Presidential candidate.
VIEWPOINT.
The Jury in the Kessler-Rhinock rape
case is still out.
Frank. j. Sutton was admitted to thu
bar on Saturday.
Clement Olhaber, Esq, left for Phila
delphia last night.
The St. George Young Mems Societ!
turned out yesterday with their nev
banner.
The usual Sunday rows took plac'
Yesterday afternoon on Madison street
near the bridge.
The case of Jno. Moran, charged witt
housebreaking, is In progress In tn
Criminal Court.
CITY CoURT.--Geo. Heimroth, breacl
pt the peace, vi and costs; Tim. Shan
mon, drunk and disorderly, $40 anu costs
I'm default sent to the stone-pile.
A number of houses and lots of til
auilfoyle estate were sold this mornin
at the Courthouse at Master Commis
sioner's sale. Better prices were oil
1ered than at the last sale.
The Thespian Dramatic Club give
benefit entertainment on the 1Tth inst
at Odd-fellows' Hall. The four-ac
drama of "Glin Gath, or the Man in
Cleft.n will be rendered on the occasion
The funeral Of Bernard Butte. wh
died Saturday morning Of heart disease
took place yesterday. The remain
were escorted by the St. Martins Soc
ETY. aud the Molders' Union or Coving
ton.
There were Tour Minerals in. the cit
yesterday.
Major .Millikin, State Treasurer, spen
Sunday in the city.
The County Board of Examiners me
Saturday and examined eighteen appli
Cants.
Misses Sue Millkin and Mabel Thoma
returned to school at Glendale thi
morning, after day or two in town.
The funeral of Mrs. Clarissa Leste
took place yesterday afternoon from he
late residence on Front street, Firs
Ward.
There were no services in the Unite
Presbyterian Church yesterday, A. W
Dlokey, the pastor, being absent a
Springfield.
Tie Board Of County Commissioner
met saturday, and awarded the printin
pf all county blanks TO j. H. Long at 4
cents per Quire.
Mrs. Minor, daughter OF Col. L.
Campbell, who mas been confined to tn
house for some time frem illness, j
slowly conyalescing.
The dnest looking gentleman In th
Knights Templar parade and drill, tn
ladies say, was Prosecuting AttOrne
Hsmes u. Campbell.
The parade and drill OF the Knight
Templar Saturday afternoon attracted
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