The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
COVINGTON.

over one thousand men paraUeu III bue
procession last night.
Mrs. Freelove has gone to New York
ITO attend the funeral of her daughter.
POLICE CoURT-J. McShane, drunk,
dismissed; Henry j. Cooper, drunk and
ldisorderly, 81.
/ Mr.. w. Gobel will soon open his old
stand, at the corner of Sixth and Wash
iDgton streets.
A gold watch and chain and $50 were
stolen last night from the music store of
+. ii. Schafer, on Fifth street.
A horse thiet named Roberts was ia
ken yesterday by the Sheriff of Boone
County to the Jail at Burlington.
/ Divorces were granted in the Chan
Gerry Court to Joseph j. Stith from
Martha I'll. Stlth, and to Alex. Haig from
Fanny Haig.
/ A coal oil lamp exploded about 0
O'Clock last night in the house OF Mr.. W.
p. Mckee, on the southeast corner of
Bird and Greenup streets. An alarm
was turned in from Box No. 43, but two
buckets of water were sufficient TO put
out the flames before the arrival of the
engines.
CHANCERY CoURT.-In the case of the
American Insurance Company against
Hiram Martin and John NJ. Martin, a
previous Judgment against Hiram Mar
tin, ct al, for about $4,000, was set
aside, and new judgment entered, Or
dering that the plaintiff recover from
the defendant $10,500. with interest at
the rate OF ~ per cent. from June 20, 1876,
with costs. 1t was further ordered that
the defendants recover of Thomas +.
Dillon and p. 2. McVeigh the sum OF
E6,526 40, with interest at 8 per cent. from
tne same date, and costs.
Yesterday farmer of Pendleton
county, but whose name we could not
learn, was about to cross the Licking
River on the ierryboat at Benton Sta
tion, with a two-horse wagon loaded
with apples, and just as the horses
stepped on the boat the rope
which held the boat to the shore
parted and the boat swung out into the
current, letting the team, wagon and
apples all into the river. The animals
were drowned, the wagon broken to
pieces and all the apples lost. The
driver was saved.
( NEWPORT.
CITY COURT.-Kate McGovern, drunk
enness, $I5 and costs.
Judge Geisler is suffering from a
severe cold in the head.
Lawyer +. NJ. Webster is said to have
the largest law library in the State.
b. d. Smalley, Esq, is home from his
trip through Wisconsin and Illinois.
The Burning Dairy, on the Water
works Road, Was sold yesterday for
S3,325.
Jos. S. Ross, the Cincinnati Fifth
street halter, is home from the Centen-
nial hale and happy.
There are twenty-three cases pending
in the Court OF Appeals from this county.
They are set for November 30, and De-
cember and 2.
Mr.. ]. M. Dittos, of Evansville, Ind,
brother of George Dittoe, editor of the
Local, was in town yesterday on his
way to the Centennial.
Ada j.. Shaffer has filed suit in the
Chancery Court against her husband,
George Shatfer, for divorce and alimony
on the ground Of cruel treatment.
Little Harry, son of Captain VIM. Air,
was badly hurt about the face and head
by falling off stone wall last Sunday
and striking his head on the pavement.
Marshal Lock reports the dog tax COM
ing in lively. Owners of CANNES should
remember that October is The last month
in which they can get off without paying
an extra penalty OF 50.
Hutch. Waters has not been pardoned.
The case was carried up to the Court OF
Appeals, which reversed the Judgment
of the 6Ourt below and sent the case
back for rehearing.
On Thursday evening Prof. g. NJ.
Feline will give a vocal and instrument
al concert at 0ld-ielloWs' Hall. The
Professor will be assisted by a number
of mis- pupils, viz: Miss Baron, Mrs. A.
B. Wilson, Miss l.. Steinert. Mr.. f. Will
son, A. Krell, Il. Hawthorne, p. Feine,
and Mr., Helmekamp, the tenor OF the
Cathedral choir.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie l. Mosset,
pf Bellevue, took place this morning
nom the Church of the Immaculate Con-
Eeption, which was filled with the
Friends Of the deceased. A solemn high
mass of requiem was sung by Rev.
Fathers Moore, Ennis and Raphael
Rev. Father Alphonstls, of Mt. Adams,
Cincinnati, delivered an eloquent dis
s0urse ON the Christian virtues OF the
Recessed. Toe body was inferred in
kt. Mary's Cemetery, back of Coving-
ION.
HAMILTON.
John McGreery. resident of Fairfield
Township, died yesterday noon.
Hon. l.. D. Campbell will speak at
Columbus tomorrow on the issues OF
lhe day.
The jury in the case Of Smith vs.. G.
Klnsing!r yesterday returned verdict
ln favor of plaintiff in the sum of $547.
William Works colored J. indicted for
bigamy yesterday, pleaded not guilty and
was admitted to bail in the sum of $400.
8. o. Rlchey was yesterday appointed d
guar,ian of Catherine A. Poston,
minor child Of Daniel Poston deceased,
Dl Oxford, o.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the
United Presbyterian Church win give a
social in the leeture-room AL are in
xited.. and only dime to pay.
The funeral of the late Harry Riley
which took place yesterday was very
largely attended and the cortege one Of
the largest seen in the city ler some
time.
During the promisetl0us shooting at
the Jail Tuesday night ohe OF the stray
balls went crashing through q window
Of Squire Hobbs saloon. Ed. O'Hara