The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-16
COVINGTON.

the week were sou, oo0 Ole
The bankruptcy sale OF dry goods at j..
KaDrelage's store took place this morn
ing.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club will give a grand social ball ON the
23d inst, at Arbeiter Hall.
The members of the Herold family who
were tried before Mayor Athey, Satur-
day, for disorderly conduct, were each
fined $40 and costs.
The boot and shoe store OF Henry Kel-
Ter, No. 81 Pike street, was entered by
some rascal this morning and TWO boots,
both for the lett tooU, taken.
A six-years old boy named Nolan,
whose parents live on Tenth street, near
Greenup, had leg fractured near the
knee, by wagon, saturday.
lxMAYoRS CoURT.-Mike Mohr, drunk
and uisorderly, $l3; G. Willen, drunk, "a;
Jack Arnold, disUrderly conduct, $l3;
Mary Collins, drank, dismissed.
A stable locateu in the rear of No. 1853
East Fifth street, and occupied by Jonn
Farnan, was burned Sunday afternoon
and u horse and wagon destroyed.
A man, whose name we could not
learn, while coming to market this morn
ing on Licking Road, lell off his wagon
anu was Auh oISi1 HoV AoO SNAANNSNJ
hurt.
Mr.. F. II. Nienaber has accepted the
position as CoVlngton reporter for the
STAR. All orders and news left with HIM
at the corner of Twelfth and Greenup
streets, will epromptly attended to.
Messrs. L. D. Croninger, Henry Bost-
wick, q. W. Lyon, j. 2. harbick and
Henry RenshaW have left for Louisville
to attend the session oil the Grand Lodge,
Grand chapter, and Grand Council OF
Kentucky.
The Republican Executive Committee
of the Sixth Congressional District of
Kentucky has organized, and elected
Capt, John A. Williamson Chairman, W.
III. Ii. Brown Secretary, and Charles b.
Pechter Treasurer.
The Kenton County Court of Claims,
composed of the magistrates of First,
Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Dis
tricts Of Kentucky, met at Independence
to-day. The principal business is allow
ance of claims and the election of physi-
clans and School Commissioners.
The first brigade of the Hayes and
Wheeler Guards of Kentucky was organ
lzed Saturday night by the election OF
the following officers: W. S. Holden,
Brigadier General; Chief OF Staff, Col.
Thomas W. Hardeman; Adjutant Gen
eral, Lieut.. Col. Ed. ID. Bateman; AS
Dimmick; Brigade Quartermaster, Capt.
Il. Adams; AIDS, capt. Charles McMil-
Ian, Lieut.. Charles Gatcbell, Capt. Caleb
Broomall, Lieut.. Thomas G. Woods,
Can't. Joseph p. Hunt, Lieut. Thomas S.
Reed, Lieut.. VIM. N. Wade, Capt. Isaiah
Richardson.
The Pioneer Association of Kenton,
Campbell and Boone Counties met in
the Mayors office Saturday afternoon.
Ex-Governor z. LII. Leslie, Gen. Cassius
al. Clay and Hon. N. Lindsay, of Frank
tort, were elected honorary members,
and the clerk was instructed to forward
them certificates of membership. A
resolution to invite the Pioneer Associa-
tion, of Cincinnati, to attend the next
meeting was adopted. A resolution
was adopted to invite Mr.. r. II. Collins,
The historian, to address the Association
ut it's next meeting, The death of Mr..
John Davis, a member OF the Asso-
piatioh, was ordered recorded on the
minutes. ...-.--..-
Miss Emma BromweH and Miss Fannie
Striker are visiting friends ut Wyoming,
Ohio.
Miss Maggie ellison has been promoted
TO teach in the E Grade Of the Public
Schools.
The "Merry -Four Dancing Club" an
nounces grand bali at Wenderth's
Hall in Bellevue, next Wednesday eyen-
ing.
Mr.. M. d. Lynch and his son, Joseph,
have returned from their visit to the
centennial and the principle Eastern
cities.
A ten-year-old sou of Adam Schaetfer,
who lives ON Saratoga street, had his
scalp laid open by stone ON Saturday
evening.
Judge Geisler will remove to his new
nuarters in the Van VOast Building,
corner of York and Madison streets,
next Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Mulvey was arrested last
night by Officers Flynn, Cottingham and
Nabor, tor disturbing the peace. Her
sase was continued in the City Court.
The Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club will
omen up at Odd-fellows' Hall, on We'd 4
s,esday evening, the 25th INST, in Tay-
sor's beautiful play, "TAe Ticket OF Leave
Man."
Corpus Christi Church was rededi-
Gated yesterday by Bishop Toebbe, OF
Coyington. The ceremonies were AL
lended by a large number of religious
Iocieties.
Messrs. Jas. Thomas, H. +. Schrader,
Jonas Soaring and Jos. Ashbaugh, will
leave this evening for Louisville TO at
tend the annual session OF the Grand
Lodge, Chapter and Council OF The Ma
sons of Kentucky.
The Junior Turner'S had prize turning
matches at Turner Hall yesterday after
noon. Prizes were awarded to Fred
prick Herman, Herman Gaessler. j.
Hhiters, X. Z.egler, }. Jordon, X. Loh-
meyer ana A. Steinhamer.
CITY CoURT.-Wm. Garten, who halls |
from Indiana, arrived In town Sunday
Tor The purpose OF seeing some friends,
but the first place he visited was a sa-
loon, and while there had the misfortune
to take an overdose of corn juice and
then became SO disorderly that he had
10 be locked up. This morning Judge
Geisler fined him $40 and costs, but after
wards remitted the fine and ordered him
loleaye the city and go home. /