The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-25
THE DAILY STAR
MONDAY. SEPTEyyEsp1R 2 )
COVINGTON.


and Miss Mary Nienaber is announced
to take place soon at st. JosephE
Mrs. Bridget O'Gorman, who was finet
$50 for selling liquor to minors, has beeI
indicted as a spectator OF the Goss-Allel
prize-fight.
Felix Thoman filed suit for divorce
from his wife, Mary Thoman, in the
Chancery Court, Saturday, on the
ground OF willful abandonment.
DR.. w. A. Hall was appointed Coroner
Saturday by Judge Phelps in place o.
DR.. +. IL. Noonan, VINO was rendered
ineligible TO hold the Office by reason OF
his failure to take the oatn of office
within thirty days. -H
MAYORS CoURT.-Mike Krogran, fol
being drunk and dIsorderly, S4; Charles
Burns, breach OF the peace, $53; william
Johnston, yagrancy, given tlli O'CLOCK
TO leave town; l.. Bradford, breach ol
the peace, continued.
Two daughters OF Mr.. j. II. Voss, Of
this city, last night about 8 O'clock,
were ghroWn from their buggy on the
Banklick Pike and were severely in.
Iured about the head. One of the ladies
had with her little child, which was
also hurt.
Thomas Alexander, young lad, last
Saturday insulted a colored woman
near the baseball grounds. The wo-
man did not, however, take Toms in
suits, and pounced upon him, giving
him severe beating. She moreover
had Tom arrested by Officer Campion.
In the Police Court Alexander was
dned $50 and costs, and in def tult OF pay
Inent went TO jail.
The Boone County Grand Jury has
found indictments against Goss and AL
len, with their seconds, umpires, their
referee, Eph. Holland, and other aiders
and abettors in the late prize-fght, IN
cluding several gentlemen of CoVington
md Newport. The Receiver of the Lou
lsville ShoFt-line, Mcleod, and the con-
ductors and engineers Of the excursion
lrains were also Indicted.
NEWPORT.
Capt. Brogan, OF the Cincinnati Belle,
Is rapidly cOnValescing from his late Sc
we're illness.
Joseph Lazier, Clerk OF the Big Sandy
Packet, Is q candidate Tor Council from
the First Ward.
The Sixteenth Infantry Band this eve-
ming will uennder serenade TO Uol. Van
Yoast on York street.
Chicken thieves Saturday night stole
seventeen chlckens from tue neh-roost
OF M; IT, ueorge ragan, cofner VI MAY o
"nu
Messrs. NJ. .. hicnmonu' .. .. ran
Mai3eSnmeva, Mali Sune IT, retHrnad from tho
Gentenniai Iast nioht
r,ror porr, ho i,od o,,.
,;on y tr"in~ % / citizans W to nropaut puta ra
cnrrenee oi the disgraceIui cond,Ict of
Friday night durinp the Haves and
Wheeler procession.
Tho machine shon NJ swirt,s Iron and
StaaI WorLs canoht fro vestarda1 .u
morning about 7 O'Clock, apparently
from the spontaneous combustion of a
lot Of oiled rags. The fire was put out
before the arrival of the Fire Depart
ment. The loss is very slight.
CITY CoURT.-Margaret Clay and Liz.
zie Taylor, disorderly, each 30 and costs;
Thos. Hays, drunk and disorderly, sent
over the river; John Murphy and John
Heron, breach of peace, each 81 and
costs; Wm' Gleary, hehfy Rowe ana
Chafles otephehs' uisoroerly, each S1
ana cOsts'
HAMILToN.
Judge Crane IelI Ior the East Saturday
night.
The Senatorial Convention will be
held to-day at Middletown,
James E. Campbell addressed the De-
mocracy at Venice Saturday night,
pov n Al Kotohom praoidinp EIdor
oeanoG nooo at w. rna NJ Il Ch,'rnhS ,an,or .ntuot'
taS"on'" "' 'Ao o1 , 0''0i-
"ay'
The Ladies' BOOK CluO met Saturday
at Mrs. Henry Beardsley's, Oh Second
street.
Gov. Hendricks, one or the speakers
tomorrow, VIII De the guest OF colonel
Campbell, while IN lhe city.
A game of baseball was PLAYED Sat-
urday afternoon between Hamilton
Live Oaks and the Resolutes, OF Oxford.
The latter were defeated by score of
~ to 8 at the end OF the seventh inning.
1ohr uorr vbi,o ro,di,c il ro,s
i,'n vunn "a; Sat;,rdau IL ouepinS ~ Lahe
iIt nnj" is thc aond 1ntnG' 5i n"u MS naC
ssVnen sst ha n baoS 30 sn ~ rah C,1ne Sne saHe
INNS atar,,,ioR n"S m"pRe t Nm, az ne Is
hoN "e''i in'n0" " "nu "no Vno 'nle' lS'
Tomorrow evening the lady managers
Bf the Chlldren's Home VIII give party
Rt the residence OF MIS-. Jacob Matthias,
In npmni impnt to Mrs. ,I9HhL IlitIo.