The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
THE DAILY STAR
THURSDAY NoyruRrsu q
COVINGTON.

MIR. Richard Ii. Collins, ESQ.,, and his
family are about to move from CoVing-
ton to Louisville.
Mr.. A. Heger and wife few days ago
celebrated their tin wedding at their
residence, No. ia West Seventh street
Governor McCreary has appointed
Rev. Jasper N. Current, OF Bourbon
County, his Aid-de-Camp, with the
rank of Colonel.
The THden and Hendricks Club of the
Seventh Ward was presented with
arge and fine banner last night by the
ladies Of the ward.
John King, who a few days ago com
mitted an assault upon Henry Parr, was
brought before Mayor Athey again this
IN orning and fined $l0O.
Chairman Wolf and Secretary Whita-
ker had ten thousand Tilden and Hen
tdricks electoral tickets printed yester-
day tor use in Kenton County.
Mr.. Thomas Leary has succeeded in
teaching bookkeeping in fifteen nights.
His first class this season finished last
Friday night, and another class was
opened last Monday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES our las
report the following have been issued:
John Oble and Helena Nj. Emart, Chas.
Seller and Helena Thylen; Fred. Kiinm,
wIdoWer, aged fortysnine, and Annie
Rase, widow, aged thirty-six.
POLICE CoURr.-Thomas O'Neal, petit
larceny, sent to the Work house for 80
days; Frederick Sekamp, abusing fam
lily and drunkenness, dismissed on pay
ment of costs; Christ. Sentif, malicious
destruction of property, $53.
Suit for $4,000 damages has been
brought in the Harrison County Court
by Mr.. D. j.. Thomas, administrator Of
his son, E. A. Thomas, deceased, against
the Kentucky Central Railroad Com
pany, for the accident in which his son
lost his life. near Cynthiana. Mrs.
ParshaH has also entered suit tor the
killing OF her son on the same occasion.
NEWBORN.
Frank. Korte, who was run over on
Tuesday evening, is in critical condi-
lion.
The Hayes and Wheeler Clubs last
night had over one thousand men in uni
form i'll the parade.
The Newport Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at Mr.. A. II. Coles, 200 Bellevue
street. on Saturday afternoon.
CITY CoURT.-Adolph Schneider. re-
Bisting officers, $5 and costs; John Kel- |
Ter, breach OF the peace, SIS and costs.
John S. Williams, who lives in Coving-
ton, had his hand badly mutilated at |
Chadwick 81 Hearn's mill, on Byzantine |
street, yesterday.
MATRIMONIAL VENTUREs.-Wm Link |
and Annie Chopin, AlIcnael Reinhardt |
and Mary Weber, Frederick Boehm and |
Elizabeth Manser.
Captain Horne, of the Columbus Gar
ris0n Band, is in town. He will be in |
attendance at the Barker-Root wedding
shat takes place this evening at Grace |
NJ. e. Church.
Red Mems Hall was crowded last |
night by an audience gathered to hear
the New Orleans rroubauours. Another
performance will be given Saturday |
Right at Odd-fellows' Hall.
The notorious Dick Davis, of Coving-
ton, and Dug Marin, oil This city, had
set-to last night atthe corner OF Brighton
and Locust streets. Al tue end of the
sixth round Davis cried enough, having
been completely used up.
The funeral of Mr.. Andrew Stein
hauser, who died Tuesday evening, will
Lake place Tomorrow at 2 z. M. He
was a member OF the Red Men and Ger
man Benevolent Association, both of
which Will attend his funeral i'll body.
The jury in the case of the New Or
leans Troubadours, arrested on the
charge OF violating the Sunday laws, at
Z 'O'ctock last night had come to no
agreement and was discharged. The
case was set for another trial ou Friday
The venerable Father James Quinn
died at his residence on Walnut street.
Mt Y O1nlOQk fHIg Cr 6f Inn |
bhe age of slxty-tive wears. The
deceased was born in Ire
and, and has been in the
over tirty years, most of
which time he spent in the Diocese of /
Louisville. He came to this CITY about
sIght years ago. His funeral will take
1lace on Saturday, ON which occasion
here Will be Pontitical high mass.
LEXINGTON. KY. :,
Hon. James b. Beck has again re. {
urned to his hearth.
With the 1st of November market hour O
vas changed to 8 O'Clock. L
Yesterday All-Saints' Day was duly !
'bserYedby the Catholics of this city. =
Our race horse men have returned i
rom the East, we'll satisfied with the re- n
ult. n
Mr.. VIM. Swift was stricken with pa I
alysis yesterday, while walking up t
lain street. II
Heavy bets on Tilden being elected '
re daily offered. Quite number are Il
ct without takers.
Persons who found their front gates q
Kissing yesterday morning may attrib- -
tie the TACT to Tuesday evening being i
lailow-e'en.
A new golden rooster has been placed h
n the IiideH and Hendricks pole. The a
Id one was unable to stand the force OF a
ne wind, and leaned towards New n
,ork. L;
HAMILTON. In
Jos. W. DAVIS d Go. have opened an u
on High street. y
The will of Reuben Pocoek, deceased, I J'
'as yesterday admitted to probate.
A camp of Gypsies are going into VIM
er quarters a short distance from the -
ity. a.
Deputy Sheriff f. ID. Black yesterday il
BOX tD the Dayton Iusane Asylum WIN. | ii
arnet and Michael Grady, the former a 4 5
ulored man OF Oxford. 81