The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-15
CovINGToN.

e. w. Ii. Bowen was sworn Ii 40 NVc"iy
Public yesterday.
h The Stars defeated the Keystones. OF
Erie, Pa, yesterday by asscore OF IL 70 ..
n Golden, the late pitcher OF the Stars,
n has entered an engagement with the
Ho0siers, of indianapolis.
Margaret j. Marvin brought suit
against VIM. l.. Marvin for divorce on
the ground OF abandonment.
Dave Daniels, o laborer lfvingion Rob-
bins street, died very suddenly this
morning at his home. The Coroner was
notified.
MAYORS CoURT-George Grosekamp,
tbrea, enIng personal violence, $6; Lewis
Garrison, disorderly. $4; Andrew Her.
old, for threatening TO XIII Covingtoh
reporter, was put under $500. bonds to
keep the peace lor SIX months, and Aned
the COSTS of trial.
TIT FOR TAT.-Theodore Leyermann
this morning, about 10 O'Clock, sWore out
q warrant iUr the arrest OF Jacob STEM
born, on the charge OF breach OF the
peace. Saeinburn, in turn. had Lever
mann arrested on the same charge. Both
gases are set Tor trial before Squire
Francis.
NEWPORT.
No City Court again.
Payday at the Barracks yesterday.
The bridge at Pool Greek, OIL the Lick
ing, was washed away yesterday.
The report that Rev. Werle, of st.
Boniface Orphan Ass lum, is soon to
.btarJ on a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands,
10 false.
VIM. Ambaeh, the driver for Butcher
h Wleuenan's brewery,is rapidly rccoy-
ering from the effects Of sunstroke re.
served a lew days ago.
The new fountain in the Courthouse
yard Is soon TO be reality. Work was
begun at digging out the intrenchments
for the laying OF tne pipes this morning.
The jolly old President, Henry Bert
man, was celebrating his 'Namenstag"
to-day in a lively old style. There Was
reporter OF the same name out with
him celebrating the occasion.
District Deputy G. M. Cotter last night
Installed the following officers of Mamma
Lodge, No. &c, l. .. .. F.: w. d. Smith,
NJ. g.; Abel Davis, V. g.; Henry Water
house, Permanent Secretary; IL. \
Schrader, Treasurer; #. Lequire, Ward
en-; VIM. Horsfail, Conductor; Y. u
Cook, l. g.; Peter Droemer, o. q.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met last night at Squire Hoff's office. A
Convention was ordered for the nUmlna
tion Of candidate for City Marshal, to
be held i'll the Courthouse on Wednes-
day evening, the 26th. The primary
meeting for The election Of Delegates te
be held OH the 10Th, and the places tol
holding meeting as follows: First w ard,
M. acknowledgements, Front street; Sec
Ond Ward, Court-house; Third Ward
III NIau 4 fl and
Saratoga; Fourth Ward, NJ. Blau's. cor
ner Patterson and Elm; Filth Ward
Eclipse Hall; Sixth Ward, SIKH Ware
House. The number OF Delegates is Il
be live from each ward, or thirty in The
whole Convention.
HAMILTON.
The infant daughter OF Louis Sohngel
was buried yesterday afternoon at
81. o'clock.
The boat race comes off this evenin
et O'Clock, the starting point being TIL
loot oil Basin street.
Harry Richter, former Hamltonian
now Sheriff of Neosho County, Kansas
q Is in the city visiting relatives ant
friends.
Rev. A. W. Clokey, late pastor of tn
United Presbyterian Church, this city
has accepted call from the First Pres
byterian Church, Troy, o.
The Hamilton, Carthage & Sprlngdal
Turnpike Company have built asubstan
Cial new bridge over Crawiord's Run.
was completed yesterday.
The Miami Classical School, under th
management OF Prof. Bishop, will b
opened next September In the old I'm
sFersity Building at Oxford.
During The Internal Revenue fsea
wear commencing July 1, 1916, and end
Ing June &c. 1876, there was collected i
Butler County the sum OF $555, ,T60 80.
The contract for painting the Firs
Ward School Building was yesterda
awarded to Fred. Heoer; the Secon
hnd Third Ward buildings to George !
Taylor.
Jimmy Cox. a lad well known in th
neguDorhood OF the c., Ill Il d. Depo
was yesterday arrested for stealing
watch from John NJ. Pearson. Will
the latter was III batning young Cox al
stracted the watch from his clothes
Which he had lett lying on the bank {
Fthat beautiful sheet OF water" th
Basin.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The alarm OF fire last Thursday nigl
was AN unnecessary scare.
Rev. l.. B. WGollork, pastor of ii
First Baptist Church, has rendered hi
feslgnation.
Mayor Wiley has about $1,000 sui
Bcribed to the $40, 900 required to reviy
the annual fair ofFayette County.
An excursion to Louisville, for tf
benefit of the widows aud orphans, wi
leave Lexington at II O'Clock Saturda
night. Round trip ticket ~.
In Judge Mulligan's Court yesterda
Matthew Taylor, cplOred, was held owe
rOr further trial on the charge of gran
larceny. Taylor was caught in the a,
ri stealing on Thursday.
The race for the Sheriffalty wake
warm, and the voice OF the '.suekef, +.
beard in our land. Ominously the
gather around the kind hearted eandI
Hates, who bear up like martyrs.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
The foundry will start again In fe