The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-23
COVINGTON.
70 Mayors Court to-day.

Mr.. Frank Laudenbaek, while engaged
In taking subscriptions for the Kinder
freund, lost valuable coat.
Supreme Master Workman McNair de-
ILvered an address last night at Odd
fellows Hall, on the "QDjects aud Pur-
poses of the A. y. U. W."
Richard Ransom, son Of our City Col.
lector, j. NJ. Ransom, lost the little finger
OF his right hand yesterday. He was
playing III yard, and running too near
the fence, the ring on his finger caught
ON spike OF the gate and caused the ac-
cident.
Another difficulty in Post-ofice affairs.
Mat. Farrell. yesterday resigned the
clerkship, and the office is now again
vacant. Farrell, who left the place some
ame ago, was relnstated, and had
scarcely been two months in Office when
he handed in his resignation.
Jo. Williams, who cut the man
Behrens last Saturday night, was cap
tnred yesterday by Deputy Marshal
healy and brought to this city. 10. was
found working Tor saw mill about five
miles from DemossVl!le. He was brought
before Mayor Athey last evening and
put III jail Till Tomorrow.
The stockholders OF the Washington
avenue Silver Mining Company will meet
next Saturday at their office, corner OF
Fifth and Madison streets, and consult
On the question of. increasing the cap
ttal stock Of The company from $25, 900 to
$150,0O0, the number of Directors from
seven 70 nine, and TO make amendments
In the articles of incorporation.
NEWPORT.
The Star Lights give their masquerade
to-night at Eclipse Hall.
Jonn Bardolph was fined S. and costs
by Judge Geisler for being disorderly.
Constable j. 2. jackson next Satur-
DAY Will sell at the Marshal's Office, the
bar-rooin fixtures levied on last week by
the Marshal.
Henry Jones, son OF the post sutler at
Columbus, is still living, though very
little change in his condition has taken
place during the past week.
The Chief Of the Fire Department, Su-
perintendent of the Water-works Com
pany, and the Chief Engineer, all of New
Albany, visited our city yesterday.
John Parke Street, formerly OF this
city, but tor some time past aresident of
st. Louis, Is here on a visit to his aged
father, who Is now very feeble in health.
Mr. Charles Boggs, an employe OF
Messrs. Ward 6 Mclean, blacksmiths,
was caught in the fy-wheel fthe engine
yesterday, and had both legs and one
arm broken.
Mr.. James Wallace yesterday received
from John Bruton, former resident OF
this city, but now Of Ballmasioe, Ire
land, green shamrock, pfueked from
the banks of the Shannon >on st. Pat
In 10 vi itxIa
liant, and wish for his speedy return to
our own soil.
Captain Bowers this morningreceiYed
dispatch from our worthy Mayor, AL.
9. Berry, dated at Washington, in re-
gard to the Newport Barracks affair.
We are assured that the post at this
place will be re-garrisoned; or if this
can not be done, that the property will
he transferred 10 the city.
The Red Mems Hall Association last
night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, James III
Boyd; Vice President, John Wollarth
Secretary, Samuel Spaetb; Treasurer,
John Sleinhauer; Directors, Samuel
Hayes, Ed. BiltZ, Adam Zuber, August
burger, sr., W. Meyer and } John Christie
pher.
At the regular meeting of the Newport
Council, No. 1, OF the Sovereigns of In
6ustry, held last evening at Hayman's
Hall, the following officers were elected
Wm. ii. Harton, President; j. T. Davis,
Vice President; Jonathan Barnes, Treas
urer; j. b. Quinby, Secretary; Mrs. A. l..
Quinby, Lecturer; Michael Meaher,
Steward; John Fearney, Assistant Stew
ard; John Huber, Inside Guard; anu G..
w. Ii. johnson, Outside Guard.
HAMILTON.
VIM. Christopher and John Murphy,
guards from the Penitentiary, left for
Columbus to-day With the conYicts,
B0user and George.
The revival meetings still continue in
the BI. e. Church. The aceessions since
the beginning Of the revival, number
one hundred and forty-seven.
The many friends of Dr.. Beauchamp
will be glad to learn that he is slowly i'm
proving and will PROBABLY be able to
ride out as the weather becomes more
favorable.
The jury in the case of the State VS..
Wolyerton, indicted for horse stealth g,
last night brought in verdict of mol
gully. The defendant was returned to
Jail TO answer the charge OF cattle steal
Ing.
Notes OF preparations for a journey to
khe Centennial Exhibition are beginning
to be heard hereaBouts. The merchants
Bay many OF their customers fare buying
such articles as will be most useful
while making the pilgrimage.
Wm. Darling aud Chas. Hathaway,
committed TO Jail last week on charge
Of petit larceny, were brought before the
Mayor yesterday oil two similar charges.
One-was for stealing u hat from Thomas
Eltten's hat store, and the other for
stealing shirt from Mas q Son. They
were re-committed on each charge.
TIPPECANOE,
Business is quite dull at present.
Snow fell 10 the depth OF seven inches
on Sunday evening and Monday.
We regret the announcement of the
death OF Mr.. r. B. MiIliken, of Troy, o.,
q former resident OF this village, His
death was from Inflammation of the
brain, superinduced by Inflammation OF
the eyes.
Quite an excitement was occasioned
Tuesday by the non-opening OF William
Oyler's billiard saloon. Many persons
supposed sudden attack of neart dis
ease had caused his death. His disap-
pearance was, however, occasioned by
the death OF Mr.. Clark, relative OF his,
at Piqua, and he went on the 5:1O A. NJ.
trafn north.