The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-31
THE DAILY STAR
,..........~.". AUGUST 81
COVINGTON.

Mozart Snngerchoir will give grand
recepLion next Monday evening at the
Lookout House.
The Roceptlon Committee which is to
welcome Senator Stevenson meets this
evening at O'Clock at the Master Com
missiOnel's othce.
The Hayes and Wheeler meeting, at
the corner OF Pike and Riddle streets,
set for tonight, has been postponed uh-
til tomorrow.
Ben. Baker, workman on DIR. Rogers'
farm, near the Kentu;ky Central Rall-
road Funnel, badly injured his lett haho
by the accidental discharge OF a gun
MAYORS CoURT.-Dan. Shine, drunk,
81; Cora Gray, stealing about $oo WORM
OF clothing, bound over 10 thG utanu
Jury: Barney Hulsman, breach OF the
peace, dismissed; Chas. Noolln, drunk,
costs.
John stitle and Miss Susie Smith were
married last Tuesday at ST. Joseph's
Church by Rev. Lucas. While the party
were on the way to the Lookout House
a baroucne containing some OF the
bridal attendants upset, by which most
of the occupants were sligntly injured.
CRIMINAL COURT Lee Crane, who
shot tlage man, was lound guilty and
sentenced TO two years. imprisonment
in the Penitentiary.
Henry Wood pleaded guilty of assault
with intent to rape on Mrs. Punt, ana
was sentenced to SIX months lmprlson-
ment in the County Jail. The other
case against him, Tor the same onense,
was continued.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards met
in the supper-room OF Odd-telloWs' Hall
last night, and elected the following
y ID a nj n T
son, FIRST Lieutenant; &. LoWrey, Sec
Ond Lieutenant; j. Z. Price, Orderly
Sergeant; j. Hugh, First Duty Sergeant;
j. Gordon, Second Duty Sergeant; A.
Wilson, Third Duly Sergeant; William
Booth, Fourth Duty Sergeant; Standard
Bearer, r. Edwards. The Committee
appointed will meet in the supper-room
DI Odd-lellows' Hail tonight.
NEWPORT.
Criminal Court wall convene next Mon
day.
The soldiers now at the Barracks will
be removed in lew days.
The two soldiers who were charged
with stealing some lead pipe were dis
charged,
Three boys were fined 50 and costs
zach, by Judge Geisler, Tor throwing
stones.
the particulars OF the horrible tragedy
OH York street will be TO und in our local
columns.
A fire was discovered yesterday after
noon in q house on the east side OF Sara
toga street, near Eglantlne. Loss 80.
mrhe Evening Star Quadrille Band, the
other night, serenaued Miss Maggie
Riley, one of the most handsome benes
OF Walnut street.
Two private soldiers from the Bar
racks we've arrested last night on sus-
piclon of having stolen about fifty pounds
OF lead pipe. They were afterwards
taken to the Barracks.
Ida Brummestella, fifteen months old,
whose parents live on Harris street,
near st. Stephens Church, fell into a
tub of water yesterday afternoon and
was drowned. Coroner Winston held an
inquest.
Miss Mollie Burney has resigned her
position in the Public Schools. Mr..
Francis Mackey is appointed teacher of
the colored school. He Is graduate OF
the Gaines Colored High School OF Cln-
cinnati.
The teachers and scholars OF the Sab
bath-school of the Columba-street Pres
byterian Church give festival on the
grounds attached to Rev. W. Ii. Gayors
residence on Columbia street, near Ring
gold, this evening.
HAMILTON.
Thomas DAVIS, many years ago res
ident OF Hamilton, is in the city visiting
old friends.
A little son of Thomas Smith was yes
terday kicked by horse and badly in
Iured in the breast and shoulder.
q. A. Davis has sold his tine buggy
horse to Samuel Bedford, near Sever
Mile.
The Cincinnati NJ. E. Conference con.
gened in Oxlora yesterday. q lite 6
pumber Of the clergvmen passed througt
The city yesterday Ell route for that
point. ..e"-
Mrs. John Seward, Mr.. MeGritf anC
others lett Yesterday for Put-in-Bay.
The Refreshments at the United Pres
byterlan social this evening will be
served IN the parson lge yard, unde
The trees, should the weather permit.
Lale Iraber, of Kansas City, with his
vile and child is paying his Hamilton
relatives and friends visit.
James Mclean, who shipped si1
thousand Cat fi,n Oh Tuesday to Kelley's
Island, as per contract, yesterday re
nows, TO be shipped to the same point
Mr.. Mclean has set quite large force
Of boys to work catching the little fish
An answer was yesterday filed in thu
divorce suit brought by Frank. z. Dewitt
against his wife. The defendant deny
ing all charges except that OF marriage
II Is rains this evening the United
presbyter.aE social will be held in tnt
parsonage, which is unoccupied a
present.
From the annual report Of the Count.
Clerk we CLEAN the following:
Number of civil Judgments rendered
BAL: number for money, 2l0; number de
prees, III. Amount adjuaged due, S2S6,
f94 80; average amount of each judy
ment, SS4O. ,.,
Number of criminal cases pending
July /, 1875, 80; number found within th
year. SO. There are now remaining o.
ihe criminal docket, not disposed of, bu
nine cases, watch fact is much TO tn
eredir OF our able Prosecuting Attorney
]. e. Campbell.
LEXINGTON. KY.
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