The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-15
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mended that steps be taken to have a
fnew Jail erected.
An order was entered in the County
iCourt authorizing the sale OF the stock
lin the Covington Rail.mill.
George Priestly and John Nolan, for
lSouthern Road, were each fined $40 so BY
fthe Mayor yesterday afternoon. In de-
Etault both were committed.
A pleasant entertainment took place
Hast night at the residence of John
FISCHER, on Greenup street. The choir
[0r 81. JesepRs Church, under the direc.
tioh of Professor Jacob Mohr, performed
Esome excellent music.
Council met in special session last
night to take action on the death OF John
Men Namara, the City Weigher. Appro-
prfate resolutions were drafted, and it
was resolved to attend the funeral in
body. Albert Wachs was, until further
lorder, recognized as City Weigher.
Frank Laudenbach last night, while
gazing upon valentine which some ON O
had sent him, came near being struck on
the head with q large bowlder, which
was thrown by some rowdy through
Greenup streets. Laudenbach ran out
to see who the author of the mischief
might be, but found ne one.
! The Court of Appeals has decided the
following cases from Kehton County
Foleys Administrator against Sand
ford's Administrator; MeDannold, &C.,
against McDannold; Mackoy against
Tarvin & Greer; Piatt, &C., against City
of Covington, &C.; all affirmed. Corbin's
Administrator against Marshall; Apple.
gate, &C., against Cook; Grothaus, &c.,
against Carpenter; all reversed.
Criminal Court-W Wilfiam Mcdonald,
robbery, not guilty; Thos. Daniels, as
saurt, acquitted; James Hall, same, SIS;
VIM. Allen, fornication, one year in the
penitentiury; Julia Fry, trespass, SIC;
Th0s. g. Bending, grand larceny, 500;
George Reeves, shooting, $50; II. Heck
man, selling liquor to minors, two cases,
$50 each; Geo. Jones, robbery, one year;
VIM. Anderson, grand larceny, same;
Lawrence Harrington, larceny, same;
John Clancy, robbery, two years.
=. A cutting ARRAY occurred early this
morning in Arbeiter Hall, on Pike street.
1 A number Of persons had assembled
there, partly drawn by the ball given
by the Concurdia Society and partly by
the fact that a wedding was to take
place the following morning. Dancing
was the order OF the evening, and
as the assembly was mostly composed
Of Germans, The beer was soon at an
ebb. A collection was made up for some
more of the beverages and while attempt
ing to dispose of the fluid, difficulty
occurred between Herzog, Bracken,
Hasenmeyer, Fricker and another man.
The first Two named were cut by one of
the latter party, and badly injured. The
party then broke up and dispersed. Up
to noon no one was arrested.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
as follows: Rebecca Hamilton, keeping
nuisance In the shape of O. low house
Of prostitution on the northwest corner
OF Sixteenth and Scott streets; VIM. d.
Dalton, Albert Ludlow, George Walmer,
Chas. Venn, E. q. Hawkins, NJ. Bentley,
James Nixon, John Grace, ID. Nettleton
and j. A. Savage, Mayor and Council OF
Ludlow, for nuisance. IN. not Keeping
Ash street in repair; Geo. HumphTies,
Bernard Farrell, Michael Daily, Philip
Mcclure and NJ. Regan, Mayor and
Council of We Covington, for nuisance
In falling to keep the River Road In re-
pair; JOnn M0ller, selling liquor to a
minor; Henry Schneider, same offense:
A. j. Francis, sotemnizing marriage;
between parties not lice nsed; J.R. Had
croft, keeping tipplihg house; VIM.
Cable, same offense. The Grand Jury,
George Grave to the next Grand Jury,
and. dismissed the cases OF Samuel Kent,
George Buring, w. j. Ward and George
Hawig.
Pull down your chin, jones'
John Ralph, tramp, pulled in for
Tagraney, was sent out tor thirty Gays.
Mr.. Caspar Horn, leader OF the Gar
risen Band, leaves Tonight for his home
at Columbus.
George Lindemann, the horse thief
WAS bound over TO the Criminal Court in
the sum oil $5O.
Jim Fegarty, young lad, fell into a
pond at the end Of Isabella street and
came near drowning.
The pay y-car on the Short-line went up
the Old Road to-day, and will be ex-
pected here Thursday.
The managers Of the Short-line COM
plain OF dull times. Yes, and our busi-
ness men complain that half the trade OF
Newportgoes to Cincinnati.
Where did Dir. De Gruyter get that
oIndian Chiep suit that he exhibited
so savagely last night at the lenner-
chor Bali? No one knew you, OF course,
Doc.
The Newport Provision Mart Associa-
ton recovered judgment against Ii.
Michel4elder for the aln cunt OF the latter g
subscription to the capital stock OF the
Association.
Mayor Berry has been authorized by
the Superintendent Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Danville, KY, to send
thither the little child Of the late Coun.
Gilman Ed. Connolly.
The Newport M@nnerchor gave a
masquerade last night at Turner Hall,
where all the gay and festive assembled
and dancedluntil the rays or the rising
sun had darted through the heavens.
III the Circuit Court yesterday YER
dict for $2,65T 4Swas rendered for the
plaintiff in the case Of the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany against the L., 9. apd L. r. =, Co.
Messrs. Sharpes, Eggemeier and Gin
mis-, Councilmen from Indianapolis, paid
our city a visit last Sunday, and since
have beeli seeing the sights Id this neigh
borhood. They; left for their homes this
afternoon. ta.t n - tfa6l .eiig "A r.
tiAfl the school books purchased by our
scholars in the free schoois are by inc
nieans purchased, In Newport Our Sp'
perintendenta and many Of the teachers