The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-30
CovINeros.


the thieves. u
Mr.W. p. Devou night before last shot
at party who visited his grounds in
Lewispurg. for lewd purposes. One OF
the men was wounded.
Martin Ray ana R. W. Mead were be-
fore the United States Commiss ioner
yesterday lor selling liquor without
license. They were held over in the
sum ol $500.
MAYORS CoURT-Hermann Hoppe,
disOruer,y, So; joe Cia. k, disorderly and
breach Of The peace, $40; Thomas Fritz,
breach OF peace, 81; Dan. Rice, drunk,
VI; George Biggs and jessie Biggs,
breacn oil peace, continued.
The Covington Council Instructed its
representatives in the Newport & Gov
ington Bridge Company to vote for $4,000
as the amount oil vol TO be paid yearly
by the Newport Street Railroad Line.
The Board tixea the amounG at 5000 yes.
terday.
COUNTY CoURT.--Frank. Berte, Con-
stabie, was yesterday given further time
until Friday on the motion to release his
bondsman, Frank. Schnippering.
}. Il. BotsfOrd gave bonds as sole a.
Meyers, deceased, with j. w. Bannin g
as his surety.
NEWPORT.
MARRIAGE Inconsistencies e. Ash.
craft anu Ella Foy, e. W. Lape and
Mrs. Macaria z. Simmons.
The Democratic County Convention
takes place next Monday at Alexandria
to nominate a candidate for SnerIf.
The Sunday market is now fact. The
butchers last evening adopted aresolu-
tion 70 keep market on Sunday morning
between the hours OF aud to accom-.
mOdate their customers.
Edward Mcintosh, thirty years OF age,
who lives at 140 Monmouth street, at.
tempted TO commit suicide last evening
about 6 O'clock, with small COLTS re.
vOiver. The bullet penetrated his fore
head and is lodged in the skull. DR..
Bennett was called, but failed to extract
the bunet.
The Directors of the Newport and Gov
ington Bridge Company held their regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. The usual biIls were allowed, &C.,
alter which the following resolution was
passed: ~ ~.
Resolved, That the Secretary be di.
rected to draw up suitable contract
with the Newport Street Railway COM
'pany for crossing their cars ON Che
bridge for the term OF tive years, at the
rate oil $500 per year," .jtt ',.-.,--
Mr.. j. W. Livezey, of Covington, and
Mr.. Matt. Betz, OF this city, lied their
horses TO some AIDE trees, on Bellevue
street, near the Licking, while they
themselves attended the bridge meeting
The owners oil thetrees complained, and
the Marshal drove the teams to his Of
flee, not knowing to Wnom they be-
l0ngea. The men were arraigned before
Judge Geisler this morning, and pleaded
guilty to Violating tie city ordinance in
regard to That otfense. The case was
ia Ken tuder auvisement and sentence
deferred. - ~ ,. "a
HAMILTON.
st. Johns Church will give their an.
nual picnic ON Monday June 8, 40 the
Fair GTOunds. GP tEAE a. AZ
Tile Butler and Warren Pioneer Asso-
citation give their annual picnic at Pro-
basco Grove, near Monroe, on Thursday.
The Young ladies of the United Pres
byterlan Church are requested TO meet
to-morrew evening at 7 O'Clock III the
lecture room.
spChas. f. Gunekel was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian OF Anna b. White, an
insane person, and Joseph Varess was
appointed guardian of Salina Carpenter.
"A bridge crossing the hydraulic in
front OF UBrian's carriage shop yester-
day gave way and precipitated VIM.
O'Brian, jr., who was standing in it at
the time, into the billowy Deep. William
was rescued without INJURY.
There were quite humber Of Visitors
in the city to-day. Some attracted by
theSceremonies attendant upon Dec0ra-
tion Day ana others to attend the iCOt4-
ty Sa6bath-school Convention which
convened at the Presby Church.
LEXINGTON. KY. r.
The Dispatch has probably made a
point. From one OF It's quotations one
may inter thut 1t is a carrion around
which the buzzards sail. Sad. ~
The mass meeting and concert at the
First Baptist Chufch, Sunday afternoon
was largely attended. The excelle III
choir under the superyisioh OF Prof.
Snxton. dispsnsed exquisite music.
Prof. Saxton ID one Of. Tie first voeailst is
of the city, and his choir is insnrpassed
In Kentucky. M s4s VEIN
!. Some liberal minded persons having
heard that Mr. Bristow intends 10 scat
ter ..ilthy Iucre" with a lavish hand,
contem plate starting u. newspaper ft
this city in favor of his Presidential as
piratlons. We hear that some one has
been sent on TO ascertain the depth oil
his journalistic confidence. ~, 80
tsgz. CALIFORNIA, o..
Rain is needed badly in the country.
Unless it comes soon there will be a
short crop. E MfYFs
The California and Cincinnati daily
packet, j, NJ. Macarthur, is now doing a
good business. Its business is gradu-
ally increasing.
: The Odd-fellows are making great
preparations for picnic on the Fourth
OF July at Parker's Grove. Two large
steamers will run between the city and
and The Grove during the day.
A number OF citizens favor the moor
poration OF the village as the only means
oi preventing and Furnishing petty Of
lenses. This means progress, and should
be favored by all well disposed cItizens.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Ludlow Base ball Club have been
fortunate in securing the services of Mr..
John Eoughlin, than whom no better or
piuckier amateur catcher can be found.
Thus strengthened in the above very i'm
portants position, the LudIows propose
10 rive battle to the following named