The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-25
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

MIR. JOnn u. IaYlOr mas returned from
WiIliamstown, Ohio, and opened his old
business place on Scott street.
An extra train leaves tomorrow at I
A. M. on the X. G. Railroad for the
Cynthlana Fair Grounds, and returns at
0 Z. Nj.
The case of Henry Stravor, breach OF
the peace upon Henry Willer, was
brought before Squire Francis this
morning and continued.
A man whose name is Denver, while
in market yesterday, was Kicked by his
own horse while leeding him, and was
severely injured on the lett eide.
Mr.. 2. Lindsey has arranged to run a
'bus from the CliuLon Hotel TO the Flor
ence Fair Grounds, in order to accom-
modate those wishing to see the fair.
An injunction suit was yesterday filed
in the Chaneery Court to enjoin the city
OF Ludlow, its Mayor and Marshal, from
proceedings against the Sunday game aL
the Ludlow grounds.
Frank. Boughner brought suit in the
Circuit Court yesterday against the
Star Baseball Club Tor $50 for two
months service as baseball player in
Lie employ OF the club.
Mr.. Dan. Williams, q brakesman on
the Kentucky Central Railroad, while
on duty yesterday was struck with an
apple near Demossyllle station, which
injured his eye severely.
A little row occurred Yesterday after.
noon at the corner OF Seventh and Scott
streets, between couple OF white and
colored boys, at which Mac. Lewis,
white boy, was severely injured about
the head and lace.
The residence OF Mr.. Lamp, on East
. Ninth street, was entered by thieves
early this morning. A gold watch, and
pocket-bo0k containing small amount
Dt IN tney, were taken. No clue to the
capturer could be learned.
The case of Henry Wood, who at
tempted to commit rape on an old
woman seventy-nVe years of age, named
Mrs. Phund, at Willow Run, was
brought before Mayor Atney this morn
ang ana Henry bound over to the Grand
Jury.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-George Young was
found guilty OF hog stealing, ana SEN
fenced 10 one year in the Penitentiary.
M. Finan and others, indictments Tor
selling liquor to minor, were tiied away
win leave to re-docket. j. NJ. Lecliner,
1njurlng property, acquitted. Stephen =.
Bates (colored), }, stabblng Jack Higgins,
found guilty and fined, $5O; committed
20 jail until fine is paid. Thomas b.
Wise was admitted to the bar Of this
Court as a pracLcing attorney.
NEWPORT.
Mike Scott, disorderly conduct, s. and
costs.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club meets
Tonight.
Mr.. Dltto's new paper will be exclu-
BiVely local.
Mr.. Pat. Callahan has been appointed
Grand Secretary of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
The German Baptist Church, corner of
Jefferson and ColumLi streets, is being
newly painted and renovated.
A picnic Tor the benefit Of the orphans
OF Cold Spring Asylum Will take place |
next Monday at Odd-FeIlOws' Grove.
The Anchor from and Steel Works will |
probably resume operations next Mon
day, employing seyenty-tve men to
commence with.
Mr.. John A. Coyle, one OF Newport's !
best young men, viii in u lew days lead |
to the altar the beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, Miss Kate QuIgley,
Of Cabot street. |
Captain W. R. Richards, Adjutant of
General Pennypacker, commander OF
the Department Of the SouLh, arrived in |
this ci y last night al = O'Clock. General |
Pennypacker is expected this evening.
Mr.. Ben. Remme, the handsome clerk
at Hamilton's grocery, will leave in a
few Gays Tor the Centennial, and it is
that Benny will not return
alone, either. THAT'S the kind OF shawl
pin he is.
There Is room for some enterprIsIng in
diVidual who understands the manufac-
ture of mineral water to establish him.
self in this city. The only factory we
had that manufactured that article
closed last Monuay on account OF the
death OF the proprietor, Mr.. Henry Wen
Gel.
The Democrats have organized Club
by eieeting the following officers: Presl-
dent, james Wallace; Vice President,
Dennis Cahill; Secretary, j. Sehweizer,
Secretary, William Roser:
Il easurer, U. b. Schoborg; Sergeant-at.
Aims, Joseph SchWerman. Executive
Committee-John HuDbell, VIM. Cot
John Mcknight and j. Tippe-
gan. - .
A colored man named Johnson was
arresle 4 last night on the charge OF prac-
blclng medicine without q license. He
10 what is known as the "Voodoo." He
humbugged several women residents OF
Cabot street out of sums ranging from
" to 30 by telling them that he couid
cure diseases by enchantment. His case
Will come before Judge Geisler to-mor-
row morning. II
Yesterday evening, while Mr.. Uhling,
his wife and three sons, residents of
Ten Mile, were returning from picn1c,l
given on the grounds Of Mr.. Weber, the
who resides near Four Mile,
their wagon overturned while crossing
Four Mile Greek (the oreekhad enlarged l
caused by the heavy rain
during The aiternoon), and before they .
pould be rescued Two of the sons were
drowned. Their ages were ten and fi..
Eeen years respectively. The bodies mad |
not been recovered up to 8 O'clock this
morning.
= @ HAMILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock leave Monday for ,
The Centennial.
st. Mary's Church will give picnic
Vt the Fair Grounds on Thursday, the
B1st. Ii
Prot. WolPs Band will furnish the
oin af on,.|s Al do