The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-04
THE DAILY STAR
GoVINGTON.

The Kenton County business In the
Court OF Appeals was taken up to-day.
The Council and Citizens Joint South
ern Railroad Committee met at 2 O'Clock
to-day.
Judge 4. JEFF. Phelps left last night
for Washington City on business OF a
personal nature.
The fire engine U. s. Grant was busy
yesterday and to-day in tnawIng out the
frozen fire-plugs.
James W. Bryan, Esq, win, during the
coming holidays, lead Lo the altar fair
daughter Of the sunny South.
William w. Symmes, Esq, formerly Of
the Cincinnati and Covington, now OF
the Louisville Bar, is in the city.
The Commonwealth is removing its
office from 303 Scott street to the corner
oil Wood ana Lower Market streets.
There will be preaching at the First
Baptist Church every evening this week
by Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, OF Paducah, Ky.
Rev. e. q. Chaplin, of Palucah, h,
preached last evening to a large con-
gregation at the First Baptist Church.
In the County Court Saturday the
usual certificate OF "honesty, prObty
and good demeanor was granted TO NJ.
L. Shine.
sherlfI-elect Frank Lowe has ap-
pointed Green Cox and John Feldhaur
as City Deputies, and LeGrand Arm
strong as County Deputy.
A three-year-old daughter OF VIM.
O'Brien, Of No. 1877 West Tenth street,
was badly burned yesterday by her
dress catching fire at stove.
Two funerals took place at st. Joseph's
Church this morning, the first being that
OF Ludwick Piscbepink az O'Clock, and
the second that OF John Adam Albach at
po'clock. Both were well attended by
the numerous friends and relations.
POLICE CoURT.-Thos. Biggs. Henry
Bevry, John Hardin, John Johnson, were
arraigned before Mayor Athey this
morning for driving cattle after O'Clock
Sunday morning, and each lined 70 and
costs. Frank Warrington, breach OF the
peace, continued till Thursday.
The red man who bounced around the
streets last Saturday, bowling in behalf
of Hawley's shoe-store, was jerked in
by Officer Tom Senour and taken to the
Marsnafs office, where he gave his name
as VIM. Bryant. He was brought before
Mayor Athey this morning lor ulsorderly
conduct ana dismissed.
The City Democratic Executive Com.
mittee met Saturday night, and resolved
to hold u convention next Monday even
ing, at the City Hall, to nominate candi-
dates for the city offices to be filled at
the January election. The primary
meetings will be held next Saturday
night. The basis of representation will
be one IN fifty OF the votes cast for Til
den, and one for every fraction over
to fittn huf
the candidates for the office of Council
man and School Trustee from each ward
be selected at the primary meetings.
NEWPORT.
The Turner's elect their officers tonight
at Turner Hall.
DIR. s. L. Bennett has returned from
Jefferson City, Missouri.
Curbstone politicians were out again
in full force this morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet this af-
ternoon at No. 155 Washington avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
supper next Thursday at OId.lellows'
Hail.
Judge Geisler has issued an order rel
alive to the frequent escapes made from
the jail.
Eddie Cowden, son of Rev. T. S.
Cowden, died yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock.
The Evening Star Dancing Associa-
ton will give its first masquerade party
at Eclipse Hall on Thursday evening
next.
The Newport LII ght Guards met Satur-
day evening. The necessary papers
were signed for transmission TO the Coy
ernor.
T. s. Miles and wife brought suit
lin the Chancery Court against the
Franklin Building Association Of Gin
oinnati.
The 26th day of the present month
will be the last day for the bringing Of
suits for the January term, 1877, OF the
Chancery Court.
The funeral of Master Eddie Cowden,
whose death is mentioned in another
place, will take place on Tuesday at Il
O'clock from Grace M. Il. Church.
Rev. Mr.. johnson, of Walton, Ken
tueky, will occupy the pulpit OF the First
Baptist Church this evening. Twelve
persons were received into membership
during the past week.
Prof. Roehl will give $50 for the appre-
hension of the villain who set fire to and
burned up MS music, ana an equal
amount for the other fellow who stole
the slide from his instrument.
The officers OF Concordia Lodge, An.
cient Order of United Workman, have
received $4,000 for the benefit OF the
widow OF Henry Miehel(elder, mem.
ber Of the Order, wbe recently died.
D. D. and W. j. Farrell, sureties OF
Tom Allen, the prize-hghter, brought
suit in the Chancery Court against Pat
rick Murphy, friend Of Tom Allen, who
Induced them to 60 on the pugilists
bond. The amount sued for is 50, 500.
The case will be heard at the January
term.
The alarm from Box 12, shortly before
10 O'Clock this morning, was caused by a
small fire in the frame building, corner
of Eglantine and Cabot streets. Loss
about $40. During the excitement lit
tie pappoose, cradle and all, was thrown
through the window and landed on the
sidewalk. After an examination the
iittle coon was found to be uninjured.
HAMILTON.
Common Pleas Court opens this morn
ing, Judge Doane, oil Clinton County, on
the bench.
Squire Mechley has returned from at
tendance at the funeral OF his mother in
Pennsylyania.