The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-07
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COyINGTON.
A mission commences this evening at
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Sophia Waag has sued her huGhand,
Conrad Wsag, tor divorce.
The contract for the retaining wall Of
the new Courthouse and Post,otiee was
let to Henry Koors OF this city.
ElThe floor OF the second story of D. Rut-
tle & Co.'s pork-house broke through on
Saturday night. No one was hurt.
The Black Hawk Tribe, No. 2, ]. o. r.
M, give a reception Tonight to the
Tribes OF Covington, Newport and Gin
cinnati.
The habeas corpus case Of Fanny
tier was partly heard SATURDAY by
Judge Perkins and continued till We'd
nesday.
Hon. John s. Carlisle will leave this
week for Frankfort, to argue the cause
OF the Licking River Lumber and Mining
Company.
Robert Harris, the colored man who
was brought from Walton sick with
sma l-pox, died yesterday morning at
81. ! azarus.
Miss Annie Warner, young LADY,
came near drowning evening before last
by breaking through the ice on the pond
(. at the headof Greenup street.
A lady named Riley, last Saturday
evening, fell on the ice Of the pavement
on Holman street. near Thirteenth, but
luckily was but slightly injured.
Right Rev. Bishop A. M. Teebbe, OF
this city, who, for the past four weeks,
has been absent on a visit to different
eeelesiastical stations along the short
line, returned last Saturday.
r. Merry and another man, while en-
gagged in cutting ice near Russell street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
hroke through and fell into the water.
One OF them came near drowning, and
was rescued by two passers-by.
There was quite a crowd in the
Mayors Court TO listen to the cases.
Ed. Jewett, q colored man, was ar
raigned on warrant charging him with
an assault upon VIM. Rooney. His case
was taken under advisement and con-
tinued till Wednesday. John Willians,
for drunkenness, paid $4. w. Barkley
paid the same for an assault upon an
officer. He was In company with his
brother Eleck yesterday, and both got
drunk. Eleck, who is painter in Gin
cinnati, also deposited 81. Oliver Smith
and Robert Hemingway, two young men
of arist0cratic parentage, went on
jolly Sunday spree yesterday and made
things lively on Madison street. They
nuisance OF themselves in general. They
were let off on payment OF So each.
NEWPORT.
Circuit Court convened.
Hattie MeCarrou brought suit for o d.
vorce from her husband, VIM. McCar-
roll.
Mr.. w. Stapf was reelected the third
time to the Presidency Of the Menner-
Choir Society.
The trio, Ryan, Curious and Schultz,
had q. lively talk on Saratoga street yes
terday about tretrenchment.
A subscription masquerade party will
be given on the night Of the 22d, at Odd
fellows, Hall, BY the o. F. Library Asso-
ciation.
A meeting Of Council was called for
eleven O'Clock. The subjects Of taxation
alad thelevy for 1876 will probably be
discussed.
A grand entertainment will be given
by the Thespian Dramatic Club at Odd
lellowl aall, on Wednesday night. Feb,
,guary 16th.
Susie CROUCH, o little girl residing
with her pareuts on Chestnut street, had
the misfortune to fall on q hot stove and
burn her left cheek.
Two poisoned arrows from the Modoc
INDIANS OF Oregon are oa-exhibitien at
jJohn Kel1er's drug stare, corner OF York
knnJ j effefson streets.
: Col. Mat. NJ. Cooper has not left the.
City, though IL was rmmered that he had
paid his railway fare, He was seen at
the Post-ofice corner about noon.
Rev. August Sarres, pastor OF St.
John's Evangelical Protestant Church,
has brought suit for damages in the sum
et$l0, 900 against G. L. Trappe, for slan-
der.
1tiunehaha Tribe No. 10, Pocahontas
Tribe No. 3, and Miami Tribe No. IT Of
this city will participate tonight in the
reception given by the Black Hawk
Tribe No. 2, l. o. Z. NJ.
The funeral Of John H. W. Kratz, for
the last twenty years o member OF the
Garrison Band, took place yesterday.
The members OF William Tell Lodge No.
JAG, U. o. s. b., were out in corpore.
Four young men, VIM. Radcliff, Mike
enjoyed q Sunday bender and INDUCED
In too much noisiness. They were Or
dered by Judge Geisfer to leave 80.
and costs apiece for their sport.
Three lads, Timberlake, Eberhardt and
a Teuton whose name we could not
learn, while skating on the ice at Tay-.
lof,s Greek last Saturday, broke through.
Timbcrlake was drawn under the ice,
and would have drowned but for timely
assistance.
| LEXINGTON. KY.
J Mr.. II. T. Duncan, of the Press, has
returned from his Eastern trip.
{ Sleighing was excellent for three or
four days last week. This was the finest
sleighing season ever known In this sec-
ton OF the country.
In Judge Mulligan's Court, Saturday,
John McCarty and VIM. Roberts were
lined 50 and costs each for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
The Circuit Court is convened, with O.
docket OF two hundred and forty-eight
cases, of which one hundred and twenty.
i've are for criminal offenses.
A small boy ON Saturday while sliding
down Upper-street hill on q sled, ran
into Bell and Stones delivery wagon,
which was crossing on Vine street. For.
tanately, he was not seriously hurt.
The rnatYignonfa1 nlapEpt ia varv Antj