The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-30
THE DAILY STAR
pATUR RDAY.. SEPTEMBER so
COVINGTON.

election or delegates to the Congress
Eional Convention, will meet next Mon
day night at Odd-tellows' Hall.
The funeraL OF Mr.. Matthew FinaB,
yesterday, was attended by u large con-
course of friends and sympathizers, and
by the Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
MAYORS CoURT.-Theodor Rider and
Wm. Dempsey, breach Of peace, dis
missed; Thomas Flackey, drunk, DIS
missed; A. l.. Greer, nuisance, contin-
Ged.
Fortune Freeman, who is alleged to
have stolen $50 worth OF gaods from w.
leathers, as stated Friday, was held
over by Squire Francis in the sum OF
t200, and in default was committed.
Last night as Mr.. George Culbertson
was ON his way to the city with wagon
load OF produce, the horse became fright
sned in the rear OF Mr,Leyassar's place,
and the wagon was preclpitated into
the Lacking RIVER, completely demollsh-
ing it. 1t was by miracle that Mr..
Culbertson escaped with his life.
The two cases of W. f. Burbeck and
Jacob Herzoz against the city of Gov
lngton, on account of injuries to horse
and buggy through falling into hole in
the street, at the corner of Riddle and
Main streets, were decided yesterday,
the first getting q Judgment for $56, and
and the other for S38.
The Hallam-C atkins libel suit will
probably be settled by agreement. The
plaintiff, ii. Z. Hallam, valves his claim
Tor damages. Each party is to select
two arbitrators, to choose an umpire,
and these five, or majority of them, to
decide the case. These arbitrators are
TO decide whether the ltbels complained
of by Hallam are true or not Their find
ings shall be published in the Ticket and
the Enquirer. II. Clay White, John E.
Hamilton, W. II. Mackoy and Chas. &.
Wallace have been agreed on as the four
arbitrators.
An inquest was held yesterday after
noon by Coroner Hall on the body of a
colored woman named Hulda T0lle, who
died in the morning. She went home to
the corner Of Twelfth and Banklick
streets, Thursday evening, COMP aiming
OF being very i'll, but refused to state the
nature OF her sickness. she says that
Doctor "Cnristle," or "Christopher,"
had given her medicine which made her
i'll. The post.mortem examination made
by DR.. Noonan developed that her death
had been caused by the exhaustion and
Inflammation consequent upon prema-
lure birth. The jury returned verdict
bO Lu0 6H0CJ LuaL buV uGC6dbGu Culu6 W
her death through premature birth
caused bv some violent interference
with nature"
NEWPORT.
Six new police will be on duty this
evening. .-
Mr.. VIM. Pendleton leaves this even
ing for Louisville to remain two weeks.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee meets Tonight at Squire Hof's
Office
The Thornton case has been postponed
by Esquire Thos. Bodkin until October
III.
DR.. 9. N. Sorg will not run for the
Office of District Physician in the Third
District.
In the Chancery Court the sale of Gay
lords iron foundry and OF Constans'
brewery was ordered.
Hunters had better post themselves
in regard to the game law of Kentucky.
Hunting is Forbidden Until the Goth oil
next month.
pccupy the pulpit of the Ninth-Street
Presbyterian Church, Covington, to-
morrow morning. His subject will be,
"All My Springs are In Thee"
Rev. F. Munfort, of Cincinnati, will
preach tomorrow at tie morning SER
vice in the Colum Dia-street Presby-
terian Church, and in The evening Rev.
DR.. Worrell, Of Covington, will preach.
Dress parade and concert tonight by
the sixteenth Regiment Band. This is
lhe last opportunity to hear the band as
1t will leave next Tuesday, orders to
that effect having been received last
Friday.
Policeman Porter, who left home more
than a week ago, has not been heard
from up TO this time. His wife seems
very anxious to know of his where
abouts. There is certainly some thing
very mysterious about the affair.
Rev. Ii. W. Taylor, former pastor of
Columbia.stree Presbyterian Church,
leaves with his wife and family on Mon
day for Philadelphia, to remain two
weeks, when they will visit Niagara
Falls and the principal Eastern cities,
returning home about November l.
CITY CoURT.-James Daily, Decatur
ConkIlng, James Ryan and Doc. Gates,
disturbing the Democratic Convention,
continued; VIM. Connolly, breach of the
peace, dismissed; George Rodgers,
Frank. SelIman and James King, same,
EaSh PlV any SuStS OlAl IA uAhoA) 0dMCs
IS and costs.
HAMILTON.
The entertainment at Becketrs Hall
last night was a decided success.
bliss Agnes Flemming, of Jones Sta.
tion, Is in tho city visiting friends.
Several Hamiltonians are expected
home this evening from their visit to the
East and the big SHOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood, of Chilli |
cothe, spent yesterday in the city, visit
Ing relatives and friends.
1t is said that the horse flesh exhibited |
Rt the Fair this year will far exceed |
that Of any previous Fair.
The eloquent Irish orator, Stephen J. |
Meany, will address the Democracy next |
Tuesday evening at the Courthouse.
Either political party in need of bon
fires should call upon Peter Gardner,
Butler County's champion builder. His |
hres never fail to draw.
A little son Of John Graft fell from
tree in the Courthouse Park yesterday |
and broke his left ley. DR.. Kirkpatrick |
gave the necessary medical aid.