The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-24

r1dgRsDAY AY..............A AUGUST "a
COvIkGTON.

MT. IhhS. Ferguson lelb daHO hlsNO iot
the Ceplennlal Exposition.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club of the
Seventh Ward will meet tonight.
VIM. Caiyey was lined VI and costs
Yesterday evening by Squire Francis
Tor dieorderly conduct.
Robert, or Conner's case, breach of the
peace, was partly heard in the Mayors
CVurtand continued 70 Friday.
The case Of John Young, charged with
stealing hogs from Jonn Ray, was given
to The jury In the Criminal Court to.
day.
Mr.. Henry Cathman wants 1t under
stood that The report OF his marriage,
which was SAID to take place soon, is
false.
Mr.. John G. Taylor has returned from
WilliamsL0wn, o., and opened his old
business place ON Scott street, next to
the POst-Otfice.
Chas. Taylor, while at work yesterday
afternoon In McLaugulirs Office, ON
ScotJ street, tell through a wlnaow and
had his hand severely injured.
Modoc Tribe No. 1, of Free Red Men,
met last night in the Star OF the West
Hall ON important business, The Lodge
now numbers two hundred and three
members.
A grand central hickory pole will be
raised on the corner a Pike and Russell
streets this evening, ut which the lol.
lowing speakers will be presents: Emil
RoLhe and Acosta Kreskln.
Mr.. Fl. Wller, of this city, filed yes-
terday his petition In bankruptcy before
Commissioner Bostwick. His liabilities
amount TO $179AS "a; assets, $l6,265 06;
claimed as exempt, $60O.
Detective Tom Francis yesterday ar.
rested Lewis JUNK and Jane McGalch
ON the charge OF having stolen diamond
pin last Sunday. They are in jail await.
IIng the action Of the Grand Jury.
John Fuchs, q butcher in the employ
! OF B. Shoemaker, on Kip and BaLcneloI
streets, maze bet recently that he
could fghL against any dog in the city
On Tuesday he was taken 10 Fred. SLen,
xie's place and confronted with large
black wolf uog. The latter bit Fuchs III
the call OF his leg, but was soon over.
powered by the strength of his oppo
nent. Fuchs won the bet-ten bottles Of
wine.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the Joe
( Williams case announced as their Yer,
IdicL; ''Guilty OF Involuntary manslau III
ter" liking the punishment at contne.
lment III the PeniJentlafy one year.
The following cases were tried: Rob.
tert Brown, cUiored, entered a plea oi
guilty to The charge of grand larceny
anu was sentenced to two years in the
lPenItentiary; carrie Robinson, larceny,
pleaded guilty, anG was sentenced 10
one year IN the Penitentiary. The triaI
of George Young, lor larceny, indicted
last November tor stealing some hogs,
lin company with David Waddle, occu
pied The Court till the hour o. adjourn
ment last evening.
The Grand Jury returned the follow
ing indictments: j. Nj. TlchuOr, breach
OF The peace; stephen Bates, ma icious
shooting; Carrie Robinson, grand lar
ceny; Lewis jones, petit larceny; Her
man Ostendorl, breach oil the peace
EJEert sheridan, forgery; James Earle,
jacob Devote, Lewis Baker and George
w heeier alias George Young, for mouse,
breaking; VIM. Sandtord, Tor assault
and battery. The bond of Robert Sneri
dan declared forfeited and bench war
rant issued; bail In the sum OF $500.
NEWPORT.
No case in Judge Gelslers Court.
Ellen Hastings was fined 81 ana costs
10y Squire U. Buchanan tor GtsorderlI
conduct.
A grand concert Will be given to
Liederkranz.
The picn.o to be given by the Church
of the immaculate Conception will take
place early next month.
The Sixteenth Regiment Band this
morning entertained the citizens Will
their music at the Barracks.
The new company of the Kentucky
State militia formed in this city, will
meet Tomorrow night in Eclipse Hall.
Ed. Mcintosh, who lived on Monmouth
street, between Mayo and Jefferson, was
i'm the County Court declared lunatic
The. Campbell County Association is
NOW in session al the Baptist Church
Ia Sundav-school mass meeting Will be
held this evening, beginning at hali-past
4, under the auspices of Rev. y. U. Skill.
man, State SuporIntendent Of Sunday.
sohool Work.
The following appeared in the Times
ot yesterday;
"rne Undersigned, having this day
severed his connection with the Cincln-
matt Daily Times AS CoYing on and New.
port reporter, proposes TO start tri
weekly paper Of his own in the latter
city. GEORGE M. DITrOE"
The steeple on Corpus Christi Churcl
Ia nearly finished.
WEST COvINGToN, Ky,
The meeting last night at Centennial
Hall for the permanent organization o
Ttlden and Hendricks Campaign Club
vas the largest and most brilliant as.
eembly OF the kind that ever toox place
|, this Democratic stronghold. The en-,
ayeuing effects of brilliant bonfires and
sne band OF marshal music brought out
d large number OF the lair sex, who lis
tened to the powerful speeches OF Judge
Nv. w. Cleary and j. w. Bryan with as
much enthusiasm as those Of the sterner
ssR composing the vast throng. The
meeting was. called to order by Mr.. B
FARRELL, and the following excellent sui
II officers was elected by the Club tC
t,.Tvs during the campaign: Pres
wont, Martin Curry; Vice Pres
dent, William Wilcox; Score
ary, Ralph Knock; Financial secre
aTy, Jos. Ryan; corresponding Score
Mfy, Judge Geo. Goodwin; Treasurer
Barney FarSell; Finance Committee
.Svhn Concklin, NJ. Burns, Matt. Glare
John Hoban, aud Mike Ksrns. Attel
whaoh several speeches were made b,