The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
COVINGTON.

Slate.
The Democratic primaries are bein
held to-day.
Miss G. B. Connolly, daughter @
Jailer Berry Connolly, presented Mar
shal Bolan with two fine bouquets.
A servant girl in the employ Of MI
John Mackoy, who resides ON the corne
of Ninth and Madison streets, whil
picking grapes from an arbor yesterday
iell and was severely injured.
The Tilden and Hendricks Guards O
the seventh Ward parade this evening
rom John Meagle's, corner of Eight
ana BakeWell streets, to the meeting a
the central pole ON Pike and Russell
streets.
The Covington Teachers Association
met yesterday afternoon at the High
School Building. The following Com.
mlttee was appointed for arranging a
programme for the October meeting:
Messrs. A. NJ. Van Dyke, &. A. Yates,
B. ID. Best, Arnold Ellis, who submitted
the following practical programmes:
The teachers are TO be divided into
sections for special instruction and con-
sultation.
The E and f Grade teachers are to be
Instructed in reading and arithmetic by
Mr. Lord, q and ID Grades by Miss Clark,
A and District by Mr.. Bert in reading
ana grammar, A and b intermediate
Grade in reading and grammar by j. W.
Hall, jr.
The Committee appointed for Novem-
per ana December meetings was W. G.
Lord, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Perrin, Miss
Pratt, Miss l.. 7. Bowde.
NEWPORT.
Rev. II. E. Spillman, of Dayton, KY,
arrived home this morning, and Will &C.
cupy his pulpit Tomorrow.
There will be no concert at the Gar
rlson tomorrow evening on account of
the absence of the band at Oakley, 0,
On the 26th of this month Mr.. Michael
EnsWeiler aud wife will celebrate their
golden wedding at the Catholic Church
at Four Mile.
There are four unoccupied rooms in
the Cabot-Street school building. Con-
siderable falling of of scholars compared
with last year.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club will meet
in Turner Hall tonight. A speech in
German Will be made by Mr.. NJ. jacob,
of Cincinnati.
Three men were arrested and locked
up in jail on the charge of breaking open
q car on the Louisville Short line train,
A dispatch was sent to Louisville to see
If any thing was missing.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-R. Ii. Lehman was
lounu guilty Oh one count OF the indict-
ment against him for forgery, and his
punishment fixed at four years in the |
Penitentiaryj Urban Spraul, for MALI
olous striking, was fined 500. Adjourned |
10 Tuesday.
ID
Richard Crewse, who, on the last day |
u August, cut his throat at his house, |
No. u York street, died yesterday after
noon about O'Clock from his injuries,
coroner winston held an inquest, and a
1erdlct was returned in accordance with
he facts already known.
At the meeting of the Water-works
3oard last night u communication was
luoptea which was signed by L. A. Wild
ng, NJ. j. King and VIM. Robson. pro-
esting against the intention OF the
jouncil TO supply Swifps rolling-mill
nd others with water at six cents per
housand gallons. The matter Will be
ubmitted to Council next Thursday
Vening.
HAMILTON.
Celeden Symmes continues seriously
i.
The Ladies' Book Club meets at
CLOCK this afternoon. {
Professor Ellis went to Cincinnati last
'ght to meet to-day with the State
oard Of Examiners i'll that city.
John Hall alias Red Horse was ar
asted Thursday night for some misde-
lean0r committed some time before, and !
'dged in jail. =
William McGee, arrested and commit
ID on charge of petit larceny, was yes C
'rday taken before Judge Thomas and \
limited TO bail. Ii
Louis Sohngen has filed a claim for {
60O as damages which he alleges he 8
III suffer in the event of the cutting of t
Ie Basin off at Eleventh street. b
A collision occurred near Brownsville. l
l the junction Railroad, between two q
eight trains yesterday. No one in e
led. Damage to locomotives consid- VI
able. a
A pocket-book containing money was b
sterday found IN the genGlemen's m
altlng-room at the passenger depot. 1t Ii
in the possession of Thomas Ryan. NJ
lo will deliver it to the owner. re
Rev. Thomas Hanford, tor several 81
ars pastor of the Baptist Church of CT
Is city, has discontinued his connec. bl
IN with the Baptist Church, and at the
.e conference at Oxford united with ul
Methodist Episcopal branch of the W
utch militant. pl
I yesterday during the rain there was Sc
! little or no lightning, with the ex- III III
ptlon OF one sharp fash, which struck [g [g
house OF Mr.. seherrer, in the Third W
ard. Mrs. Sherrer was at the stove or
1klng when the fash came, which 10
ocked her senseless. 1t was some =
ie before she recovered, but she is VI
W about again. &u
t was decided at the meeting of the oil
lool Board Thursday niglt to employ ia
lusic teacher for the schools. There nil
i be meeting of the Board
d tuesday evening for the purpose of on
ctlon OF music teacher, and of pass ne
the bill OF Sl,065 80 in favor of the ro r1
lool Desk Company. W.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
ouncil met Thursday night long
ugh to secure So piece, and then. ]
ourned. tbt