The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
COVINGTON.


The steamers Hawkeye and Pierre
pont brought in yesterday two hundred
and forty.three thousand bushels of
coal.
The heirs of e. G. Thomas, who was
killed by an accident on the X. G. K. r.,
last summer, recovered $6 800 damages
in the Harrison Circuit Court.
Messrs. Amos Shinkle and N. b. Ste
phens, and Councilmen CrOninger and
Gray, OF the special committee appointed
10 confer with the Trustees of the Gin
cinnai Southern Rlilroad, to arrange
for "a connection with the road at Lud-
low, by a branch line to depot TO be
erected at the foot of Scott street, went
to Cincinnati to meet the Trustees yes
terday, but quorum OF the latter was
not present, and the conference was
postponed until next Monday after
noon.
CRIMINAL CoURT-The case of Wm.
CorDeLt, accused OF writing threatening
letters to DR.. Raphael, OF Cincinnati,
was continued.
The bail Of Daniel Hawkins, charged
with horse stealing, was declared lor-
feited, and bench warrant issued for
mis- arrest, with bail inc eased to 5000.
The case of Jack Arnold. accused of
>
der 500 bonds.
The case of Stephen Freeman, colored,
charged with stealing u lot of furniture
from Mr.. VIM. Nj. Leatuers, was gwen
10 the jury.
The County Court met yesterday. The
County Judge, Sheriff and Clerk filed
their certificate, stating that they mad
examined the returns OF election in the
Third County MagisUerial Dis trict, in.
cludiug Independence, and found that
majority OF the voters were against The
sale of liquor in said District. Inc will
Of Conrad Guaedinger was admitted to
probate. Nj. j. l., Smith was appointed
guardian OF Edwin W., Fannie ana An
ME Smith, all minors under the age OF
fourteen years. Mr.. Charles w. Ten
pie resigned as Constable of the FIRST
District OF CovingLon. Mr.. John Gilli-
gan was appointed i'll his stead, and
gave bond with Messrs. N. Hcnnesy and
Henry Moore as sureties. Tue Court
disposed oil 337 cases.
NEWPORT.
Marshal Locke yesterday recovered a
gold watch stolen some weeks ago from
Cinclnnatian.
Herman Zuber, who lives on Saratoga
street, had tnree ing rs OF his right nan Il
cut almost off iii planning machine in
Cincinnati.
Edward Moss, six years old, fell from
The rear end of an express wagon, yes
lesday, on williamson street, and broke
his Lett arm.
DAYTON, KY.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, OF The Presbyte-
rian Church, will preach in the Baptist
n In
thanksgiving Day.
James NJ. Harris and Geo. Schafeld,
regular Democratic nominees, Were yes
Ierday elected to fiji vacancies in Couu-
Ill from the First and Second Words.
HAMILTON.
The County Treasurer's office is to be
treated TO a new anthracite coal stove.
Frederick Seibert was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Phil. p. Stahl, deceased.
Isaac L. Andrews was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate ol
Isaac L. Morgan, deceased.
III. Paulin, proprietor Of the Hydraulic
Livery Stable, yesterday made an as
signment TO Robert b. Davidson. AS
BeCs, 81 200, and Liabilities not known.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
Bionary Society OF the United Prcsby-
lerian Church will hold it's monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon in the
church.
The union services on Thanksgiving
Day will be held in the Presby Lerian
Church. The sermon Will be delivered
5y Rev. Mr.. Robertson, OF the United
Presbyterian Church.
Job e. Owens has disposed OF his in
crest iii the firm known as the Owen,
Lane g. Dyer Machine Company, Mr.
Lane becoming the purchaser, who will
continue the business Oh the Company.
A petition has been til ID in the Clerks
,tice by VIM. ii. Van Ness and Sarah
Van Ness against Parmelia Ann Ste
)hensun ct al, in which suit is brought
10 set aside the will OF John Stephenson,
deceased, which was made May Is,
S74.
The County Commissioners met yes
!erday and unanimously allowed Ii. Ii.
Wallace for services as county Auditor
Or one year the sum OF S5 303. The
CLERK was ordered TO draw an order for
.he balance due rom this amount after
ieducting the advance already paid on
The years bill.
The funeral Of James Lewis took place
Sunday afternoon rom the Colured NJ.
b. Church, and was largely attended.
rne services were conducted by Rev.
Tolliver, who delivered very able and
Impressive discourse from the text, $50
each us to number cur days that we
may apply our hearts unto wisdom"
LEXINGTON. KY.
About one inc1 Of snow tell here Sun
lay night.
Mrs. Bowling, of Newport, is visiting
ler parents in this city.
Thomas Schoonmaker has been sen-
fenced to two years imprisonment for
lhooting with intent to kill Joe Back
more.
The day for issuing the Weekly Press
has been changed nom Sunday to We'd
nesday. This Will give its sunday read
ers chance to read in their Sunday
paper what was printed ON the previous
Wednesday.
Mike Collins having heard that gun.
powder was good ior cleaning stoves,
IN Sunday, just to try IL, put in hall
pound; the stove was cleaned out and
10 was Mike. Nobody killed.
TROY.
Immense quantities of corn are being
hauled to our dealers daily.