The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

lu6T0 Will D6 -Sp6dhluS dG tue SlXLL
Ward hickory pole tonight.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club will come out in full blaze tonight
The st. Johns Orphan Sodaity cele
brated their anniversary yesterday al
st. Josephs Church.
Tom Aliens bail was reduced to Sc, ,0OC
by Judge Perkins. D. d. Farrell and
his brother Wilson went on his bond.
john q. Kirtz, of Murphysville, filed
MS voluntary petition IN bankruptcy in
the office OF Commissioner Bostwick.
Liabilities. ~, 179 40. Assets, none.
Rev. j. VI. W orrall, DID, of the First
Presby terian Church, and Rev. A. b.
Morey, of the Fifth Presby terian, Gin
cinnati, exchanged pulpits yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Frank. Speckelmeier, a shoe
maker, had his hat, silver watch, and
$2In money stolen from him while eat
ing his breakfast at his clearinghouse
yesterday morning. A stranger, whose
name is not known, and had only been
there few days, disappeared yesterday
morning, and 1t Is thought that he COM
mitted the larceny.
A number of citizens met at Drexel-
ius' Hall Saturday night to discuss the
proposed Trotting Park. The following
committees were appointed: Committee
on Locatlon-T. III. Kennedy, q. Kearns,
j. j. Dulaney, William Hall, Caleb Car
penter and V. Shinkle. Committee on
Plan and Organization--C. ID. Foote, W,
W. Trimble, Jacob Strader, George G,
Perkins, James Il. Casey and Il. Smith
Wilson.
MAYORS CoURT.-Thomas Mcdonald
and Hugh Mcshane, drunk and disor-
derly, $13 each; John Purvis, William
Cramer, Henrietta Harmon, disorderly,
"a each; John MoShane, drunk and dis
orderly, "a; John Johnson, same, S5 80:
a.. Lloyd and A. Belt, drunk, "a each;
Wm. Baltimore. Martina Patton, breach
OF the peace, "a each; Thos. Alexander,
same, dismissed; Charles Keen, Fred.
Shelf, same, $5 each; Phil. Berkle, VIM.
MlddendOri, same, continued.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-
The following delegates were elected to
the Democratic Congressional Conven-
uon, at tue primary elections Of Satur- |
day night:
First Ward-Jos. Harris, Bryan Tansy, |
Geo. Dawson, John Griffin.
Second Ward - Reuben McDannold, |
Col. Michael O'Brien.
Third Ward-Jas. p. Maybery, John
l.. SandfOrd.
Fourth Ward-Chas. Donnelly, VIM.
Alden, Ii. Klosterman, w. Il. Grant.
Fifth Ward-John Freer, Henry Olgus.
Mike Conners, George w Wolking, Larry
Hayes.
Sixth Ward-Barney Lemker, Frank.
Bruggemann, And'w Bogenschuz, John.
Norman, John Seifner.
Seventh Ward-John Felthaus. Tbos |
Martin, James Hester, John Talon, Pat.
Casey.
Eighth Ward-Ben. johnson.
Ninth Ward-Wm. Healy, Jas. Cam
plon, IL. Nanboken.
NEWPORT.
Miss Maggie Fitzgerald, a handsome
young lady OF Maysyille, KY, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. Geo. L. Ferns, daughter and two
sons, lett in the ste amship City of Berlin
for Stuttgart, Germany.
-Four freight trains loaded with stock
passed over the Short-line early yester-
day morning bound eastward. Il,
Mrs. Jesse Gallagher, who shot her.
sell through the body last Monday at
her home on Taylor street, died yesterl
day morning. '
The street-lamp extinguisher must
have taken alonger snooze than usual
this morning, for number of the lamps
were IN full blaze as late as 9 O'Clock,
Dan. Sherry, who had his hand so sc.
Verely injured last Friday at Switns
rolling-mill as to make 1T necessary to Ii
lmputate two fingers, is in danger of {
osing third.
CITY CoURT.-Ed. McHale, Christ. g
Matthews and John Mahon were each c
fned 20 and costs; Tim. Shannon, $40
and costs; William Schneider, August
ochweikert, 50 and costs each; Mary Q
hathaway, continued. The charge l.
against all the above is disorderly con- T
Iuct. Auna Llsler, vag, $15 and costs. /
The delegates elected to the Demo- l.
cratic Congressional Convention, on .
Saturday night, are:
First District-Fred. Rehling, f. HUI J.
Ter, John Cloherty, Thomas Kennon,
Albert Heinmarsh.
Second District-T. P. Bodkins. Geo. 9
VIM. McCombs, James q
hastings. Ben. schoberg, Jacob Roll, .
Felix MoDermott.
Third Dls1rict-Frank. Brazier, Mike y
]aff, Mike Ryan. u
SCHOOL CHANGES.-Tn consequence of Ii
he decrease in the b intermediate and Ii
he increase in the A ana q Primary ii
rades of the Public Schools, the follow %
uH Cuuube5 nave ueeu uldu0 Dy bl6 OOm- I;
nittee on Salaries and Appointments: v
Il intermediate class transferred from 81
Iabot street TO Bellevue School. Ii
Another A Primary class organized p
nd put in charge OF A. d. Sheperd at
,abot-street School. >.
Another Y Primary organized at Ring A
old-street School.
Miss Kate Hawthorne promoted from
! to b Primary. al
Miss Villa Bratt promoted from D to La
Primary. II
Miss sallie siewers promoted from D b
D Y Primary. M
Mrs. Maynard, nee Witherspoon, pro. "
loted from L TO u Primary. Ii
Miss FahGy Striker promoted from e m
} d Primary. di
Miss Emily Wlnsor promoted from r al
, E Primary. al
Miss Julia Kountz promoted from f to SC
Primary. m
LEXINGTON. Ky. . y
Mr.. j. W. Patterson is quite i'll. b b
George Lankhorst was adjudged a Ii. w
attic Saturday. w
The Lexington Baseball Club has dis. bl
lnded Tor the season.
The largest crowd during the week at nr 1r
ndG1 tha AnItrhnn Enun4u Ma. | ~