The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-15
COVINGTON.


A Tllden and Hendricks pole will be
raised IN Austinburg.
The Probascos and ActiYes at the
Star grounds Thursday.
The alarm of fire about / o'clock to-
day from Box Al was false.
Holiday is being celebrated In all the
Roman Catholic Churches to-day.
Conrad Wexford has announced him
self as a candidate for City Welgher.
August Vos was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF the late Aenry
Wenzel. i ..li Is
A grand moonlight reception at the
Star Baseball PARK on next thursday
evening,
The National House, on Washington
street, VIII be opened by w. L. Cohye
in a few days. .....
Mrs. A. j. Harrington, wife OF the late
u. $. Deputy Marshal, Is on VlslC TO II.
J. France, OF this city.
The moonlight party at The residence
of r. Blackwell, South Coyington, last
night, was a great success.
Elias Greer's horse and buggy ran
away on Willow street, yesterday.
However, no serious damage was done.
Joseph G. Ruck and Miss Emma Field
matrlmony at the st. Paul Church this
morning.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club will hold
a rousihg meeting tonight at Odd-iel-
lows Hall. Hon. Job Stevenson Will be
among the orators. ......
The rilden ana Hendricks Club OF the
Sixth Ward elected the following Off
GERS last night: Captain, Andy B0gen-
shutz; First Lieutenant, f. Thoss;
Second Lieutenant, Il. Herbert; First
Sergeant, Joseph Mohr.
MAYORS CoURT.-J. J. Walker, fast
driving on BRUCE, 81; j. w. Dawn,
breacn of the peace, 81; M. Moore,
drunk, $4; Mary Gigbins, drunk, "a;
Peter O'COnner, breach of the peace,
flied away; G. Washington, disorderly
conduct, $4. .r.-
The Raphael-Corbett case was again
CONTINUED yesterday until to-day Tne
motion to discharge on account Of the
writ of habeas corpus was oYerruled
after arguments. The testimony lory tDe
commonwealth will begin to-day. Nine
attorneys are eng tged on the case, hVe
lOr the Commonwealth and tour for thC
aelense, the latter being volunteers.
-.... NEWBORN. VA
Richard Hofis, disorderly conduct,
Bio and COSTS. .. s.-.. .
The Colored Baptist Association, of
this State, meets at Harrisburg to-day.
The Republican Executive Committee
meets at Major BOuen's office tomorrow
night.
To-day the Feast of the Assumption
Is being observed as a holiday by Cath
Olics generally.
Mrs. Chris. Erb was robbed Of her
l.. L. All. mn n
ing az the The new market-huuse.
Tue Rileys, OF this city, go to Burling-
ton, Kentucky, to play the Burihgtons,
oil that town, d game OF BASKETBALL to-
morrow.
A young son of Superintendent Jones
had his loot badly crushed last Sunday
betw cen the ferry-poat and the place Of
1anding.
A water pump similar to the one in
use at the corner OF York and Bellevue
streets is much needed in the nelghbor-
hood OF the ShOrt-line Depot.
Mrs. Crook was raising Cain down in
the neIghborhood Of Cabot and South
gate streets last evening, because some
bad little boy tatJeneu her little boys
nose Win a baseball bat. .....
Lieutenant Frank. Burns and Colonel
Billy smith, Two brave young men OF Gin
cinnati, were in town yesterday endeaV-
0rlng to organiZe company oil young
men to avenge General Custeps
death. Their intention is TO eXtermin-
ate the whole Ind1an tribe.
An omnibus line will be run about
Friday of this week, starting from No
236 Madison street, Tor Evergreen Gem
etery, Highland avenue, and MeJcalPs
and returning by the same route. A
timetable will be out in few days.
The fare will be about 10 or 10 cents.
A number of prominent Democrats OF
This ciCy held meeting at Col. II. W.
Nelson's laW-0fiice last night for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Tllden and Hen
bricks Club. After the appointment of
Committee on Hail, on Constitution
anu Organization, the meeting adjourned
10 meet next Monday night.
HAMILTON.
The Sherif's sales Saturday amounted
10 $TV51.
Col Campbell, with his wife and
daughter, Mrs. Minor, leave to-day Tor
an extended trip East.
James 4. S ewart, L. A. Boil, Joseph
D. Hughes and Mr.. Tweed left yesterday
on a hunting expedition. They 20 north.
A Tilden and Hendricks Club will be
organized JO-nlSuJ ny INC younB DeHlu-
Gratis OF the city. The meeting will be
held in the Courthouse Park.
Yesterday afternoon match game OF
baseball was played between the Ac-
lives and the Hamilton Reds, wh ch re =
suited in victory tor the ActiYes by a
score Of 80 VI 8.
In thecase ofthe city against F. F.Egery,
proprietor OF the Telegraph, in which
suit was brought to enjoih the City
Treasurer from paying for certain print
3ng upon the ground that Egery was at
the time member of The city Council,
the suit was Withdrawn, Tne defendant
declared he had no intention of receiv-
ing the money.
The following letter was yesterday re-
ceivnd " fos mas ter Mckee:
"CRow CREEK AGENCY,
"DAKoTA TERRITORY, August4, 1876.
ssIo Postmaster OF Hamilton, Ohio:
"DEAR oIR-Ayo"ng mannamed Henry
Powers, SAID TO be from Hamilton, OHIO,
was drowned last night IN the Missouri
fl,var na,r this Ol0cp. He WAS minnr