The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-29

COVINGTON.

Forepauglrs circus and menagerie
will open in this city on the 1Stn Of Sep
tember at the usual place.
Nelson Davis was arrested on a charge
of breach of The peace. He Will be eX-
amlned before Squire Francis.
Tive of our policemen have been tenn.
porarily suspended. They are said to
have been sleeping while on duty.
Mollie Smith, a young, unfortunate
woman, came to this city from Ironton,
ONO, in u sickly condition. She was
taken TO Jail and this afternoon sent to
Louisville on the boat.
The Grand Jury found Indictments
against Il. w. Shrom, j. w. Kyle, W. Y.
Sedan, w. H.. Turner, Henry Meyer,
Perry Galbaugh, A. Harton, and John
Clay Tor aiding the Kentucky State
LoLLery by selling tickets TO various
drawings.
COUNTY CoURT-Anton Boex, a native
of HolIand, declared his intention OF be-
coming a cltizen.
The heirs OF VIM. Longmoor were al
lowed $l,070 damages for the use of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
John b. Evan, the newly elected Mag
istrate oil the Second (city) District,
was sworn in, and gave BOND, With MIR.
II. l.. Greer as surety.
G. ii. Mullins, Constable elect in Fifth
Country District, also qualified.
+ Messrs. ID. e. Kennedy anu "A. q. Ellis
were qualified as administrators OF the
estate of Susan G. Ellis, deceased, ana
gave bond, with Arnold Ellis, Esq, as
surety.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case OF James
ID. PraLner, who Is charged with shoot
ing Miss Clara Morgan, was resubmltted
TO the Grand Jury on motion Of the Com
monwealLRs Attorney.
= George W. Abernathy was found to be
a lunatic.
l., The bail bond of Lewis Barker, charged
with burglary and larceny, was declared
forfeited. ....
George Wlllen, charged with shooting
the boy Mouse, the death of George was
suggested OF record, and the ease as to
GernardJ Willen was dismissed.
The Grand Jury found AN Indictment
against Henry Woods for the assault
and battery upon Elizabeth Punt.
.s .f NEWPORT.
The Public Schools will open next
Monday. .... ..-
The Republicans will have rousing
meeting next Friday evening at Turner
Hall.
4hS plSulO klNSu Nv Ouu.leilOWS SJfOV6
yesterday for the DenetiL of st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum was q success.
The Riley Baseball Club, of this
place, played the BurlIngtons, and were
beaten Dy a score OF l8 to 10.
l. Eight new musicians arrived here
from New York and took their station
at The Barracks. The whole number of
musicians at this place is thirty.
| Kaka nm
lmeat store of Mi. John Lamb, on
Bellevue street, and stole some meat. 1t
not was lamb, however. Lamb took her
to the Jail and entered a charge of
lpetit larceny against her name. Judge
iGeisler fined her 30 ami costs.
The Campbell County Democratic Elk
ecutiYe Committee has apportioned del
,egates to the Congressional Convention
of the 18th prox., and appointed officers
and voting places tor the antecedent prI-
mary elections as follows:
First District - Newport, five dele
gates; r. H. Hayman, Judge; Frank.
s.Eigar, CLERK; voting place, corner of
Jefferson and Saratoga streets.
I Second District-Newport, seven del
tegates; Tnos. z. Bodkin, John Habbell;,
at NJ. Blaus.
Third D.strict-Newport, 8 Delegates;
tC. q. Harris, Frank. Brasber; lumber
office, corner Monmouth and Williamson
streets. Bellevue, 1 delegate; j.
w. Foudray, William Tedrow;
Iold school-house. Dayton, 8 Dele
gates; John Trap, Henry Yasche;
John Kuevan's saloon. Highlands and
Johns Hill, Delegate; John L. Glrty,
Edward Helm; District Scboel-house.
Cold Spring, Delegate; VIM. Wilmer,
Henry Miles; p. Blaus shoe-store on
she pike. IndIan Spring, 1 Delegate: T.
Entsweiter, VIM, Miller; Howar0's store.
Alexandria, 3 Delegates; 5. McVain, A.
II. Brothers; Courthouse. Gubser's
Mill, Delegate; N. 5. Chalk, John II.
Nelson, Ijr.; Nick $. Chalk: Car
taage, Delegates; Peter D. Nelson,
kiranps Lick, l Delegate; Jesse Yelton,
Leo. Tlbbatts; school-house.
/ LEXINGTON. KY.
Mayor Frazer has returned from
weeks trip to Wyoming, Ohio.
We thought that MIR. Manlius Thomp.
son was going to exterminate one OF his
ebony drivers Saturday, but he didn't.
+ Hon. Michael McCarty will represent
HrishtoWn at the poleraising next Sat-
urday. His Honor will be on the stand,
smong other prominent speakers.
Mr.. Hardstein, who has just returned
from visit to the holy Land, is about
TO remove from Frankfort to this city,
where he proposes TO go into business.
"The most unkindest cut of ALL" The
irrepressible Dick Kidd, having soured
on the Lexington Baseball Club.
threatens to start female club of his
own that will clean out nything in the
baseball line in the state. Bully boy,
Richard!
Mr.. j. A. McCaulley and Miss Ella
Adams are cousins. and, according to
the laws Of this Commonwealth, could
not become man and wife. But s.their
two hearts beat as one," and, to con-
summate matters, they went to Cincin-
natl, where they were refused license
IN the same grounds. AS no time was
to be losJ, they set out for Lawrence
burg, Indiana, where they were made
"one."
In Judge Mulligan's Court, Saturday,
Patrick Harkins was bound over to ap-
pear before the Circuit Court on the
pharge of carrying concealed weapons.
Mr. Harkins has been employed as pri-
Rate watchman by some OF the citizens.