The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-25
THE DAILY STAR
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25
COVINGTON.

the city to-day paying of the colored
troops.
. Mr.. John Waltz had his right arm
severely cut yesterday while dressing a
bullock.
A party of young men left the city
last night for Campbell County, to shoot
every coon they can find.
The grand dress parade and soiree of
the Covington Light Guard last evening
at Odd-fellows' Hall was success.
A little son of Mr.. John Mann night
before last fell through the floor of an
clubhouse at No. l, 115 Locust street. He
was rescued by Mr.. Joseph Hoban.
L.J. Blakely, Esq, returned yesterday
from ST. Louis, where he has been for the
past two weeks as attorney tor Captain
r. 7. Cummings, charged with perjury.
POLICE CoURT.-Wm Coleman, breach
of peace, 81; Carter Moore, same, dis
charged; VIM. Mcconnell, disorderly
conduct, Sl3; Joseph Johnson, same,
Continued.
The cantata of the "Hay-makers"
will be repeated this afternoon at Odd
fellows Hall for the benefit of the
school children. This evening closes
the series OF entertainments.
Captain r. L. Cummins, of this city,
on trial at ST. Louis for perjury, was
convicted by the jury against The in
structions OF the Court. The Judge or
dered new trial and released Gum.
mlns on his own rceognizance.
The Kentucky Central Railroad brought
in tWenty-six car loads of live stock
yesterday. The company has also
bought the railroad from Paris to Mays
vile, and will make Maysville travel
and traffic feature hencelorth.
The case OF Theobaud Bauer, the
Gr@co-Roman wrestler, was called in
the Criminal Court yesterday. A icster
from Bauer was read stating that he
then deferred until the last day of the
term.
Col. W. G. Terrell was yesterday
presented with cane bv Bishop
Toebbe. The stick is in two parts,
made IRON the wood of a mast of the
Lawrence, Commodore Perry's flag ship,
and is inscribed: ''W ood from C0mmo.
lore Perry's Flag ship, Lawrence, Lake
Erie, September 10, 1873" II also bears
the name Of the first owner.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jacob Devots and
James Earl, convicted of robbing Geo.
Albrink's house, at Buena Vista, last
June, were sentenced, the first to term
Of two years in the penitentiary, and the
latter Tor one year.
In the case of Ben. Hedges, for rape
on Mrs. Hue, white, the evidence and
arguments were heard.
NEWPORT.
The Riley Baseball Club will give
ball Monday evening at Eclipse Hall.
MIR. ard Mrs. W. K. TaliaIerro arrived
home this morning from their wedding
trip.
George Fennell was cut in the lip last
evening by Dan. Weber, at the corner OF
Front and Saratoga streets.
Mrs. B. Bowling left at 1 O'Clock to-
day to attend the funeral OF her grand
father, that takes place tomorrow morn
ing at Lexington, Ky.
The funeral of j. 4. Hayman took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence
Of bis son. The remains were deposited
in Evergreen Cemetery.
At Red Mems Hall next Wednesday
night, u grand vocal and instrumental
concert will take place Tor the benefit OF
the Catholic Church in Bellevue.
Rev. l.. j johnson, of Walton, KY, will
assist the pastor OF the First Baptist
Church in the protracted meetings that
are to take place tomorrow and con-
tinue during the week.
The Cincinnati g. Suburban Tele.
graphic Company are putting up tele-
graph poles along Washington avenue
from the Dueber watch case factory in
this city to their office in Cincinnati.
Mr.. q. W. Smith while passing the
Newport and Covington Bridge was as
saulted by foot-pads yesterday, and
robbed of $3.50. Mr.. Smith shot at the
rascals, but the bullets failed TO take
effect.
During the colored ball last night, at
Red Mems Hall, some villains threw
stones through the windows, destroy
ing three large panos OF glass. This oc-
Cured about 3 O'Clock this morning.
One Of the stones found i'll the Hall
weighed lully two pounds.
The man Weber, who cut Fennell,
gave himself up last night to Squire
Huff, who fined him 81 and costs, and
let him slide. Last night Fennel had
him rearrested on the cnarge OF cutting
with intent TO kill. THIS time ne ap-
peared before Squire Z. p. Buchanan,
who put him under 5000 bonds to appear
ACAt uhOhuuy w hhoNCl bHC CuaPSGs
HAMILTON.
Moses, the Old Clothes Man." will be
played ut The Opera Hall tonight by
j ohm Thompson.
Miss Mollie Lardis has returned from
pleasant visit TO relatives aud friends
at Terre Haute, Ind.
The Rev. +. M. Wood, of Carlisle Sta.
tion, has been called by the FIRST Pres.
'byterian Church of Oxford.
James Lewis, well-known colored
citizen OF Hanover Township, died yes
lerday AL his residence near Oxford.
At Dixun's Opera-ho John Thomp.
son as Moses" Saturday night, and
Fifth Avenue Company i'll "P.que," on
Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. Robertson will preach this after.
noon at the United Presbyterian Church
preparatory 10 the communion services
tomorrow morning.
Rev. W. L. Moore, OF Cincinnati, will
hold series OF meetings in the Chris.
lian church, First Ward, commencing
Monday evening next.
Messrs. VIM. Pfau and j. P. p. Peck.
Of our city, are among the incorporators
of the new narrow gauge railroad in
contemplation from cincinnati to this
point.