The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-09
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

Ine Internal Revenue collecIiOu5 loE
the past week were $50 662 90.
The row of one-story frames on Scott
street, above Fourth, are being torn
down to make way lor SUBSTANTIAL
brick building.
Mayor Athey committed Il. G. Foster
to jail, Saturday, in default Of 900 bail.
He is charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretenses.
man named Lynch was cut in the
abdomen Saturday night at the Centen-
nial Hall in West Covlngton, by william
Callahan. Lynch may recover.
The "BoYs in Blue" have elected the
following officers: Edward Booth, Cap
tain; W. l.. Israel, First Lieutenant; U.
Price, Second Lieutenant; s. B. Woods,
First Sergeant.
MIR. James Nixon, builder, OF this city,
had his pocket picked at The Atlantic
Garden, Cincinnati, Saturday night,
after the Democratic parade. He lost
valuable gold watch and chain.
II. Pruett and Thomas Walker were
taken in by the police force tor exhibit
ing gaming devices. They were each
fined 80 and costs. Walker, moreover,
was mulcted SOB for carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon.
MAYORS COURT,-John Chapman, car
Eying concealed weapons, $53; Joseph
Burk, drunk and disorderly, $13; Phil.
Sullivan, drunk, "a; Martha Coleman,
disorderly, same; Jos. Teyle, Jno. Metz
ger, and Andy HerUld, drunk and dis
orderly, each So; Jno. Allen, breach of
the peace, S53; Robert Conners, dlsord-
erly, $13; Jake sponsor, drunk and dis
orderly, So.
A young man named Hugh Bengeman,
who Is employed in Cincinnati, and
lives at 1888 Greenup street, this city,
felt insulted at some remarks made By
drunken man on Madison street, yes
terday afternoon. Bengeman, after some
bantering, knocked the man down,
causing him TO break his ankle. Benge-
man was arrested by Marshal Bolan,
and as the injured man was not able 10
appear in the Mayor Court the case was
continued until next Saturday. Benge-
man gave bail for his appearance at that
Lime.
NEWBORN.
Jonte Horsfall, jailer, will leave for
his farm in Indiana as soon as his term
Df office expires.
Miss Fanny Perry was added to the
list of teachers at the CaDot-street
School this morning.
There are six hundred and fifty-six
pupils attending the Cabot-street School.
Twenty-siX OF those commenced this
morning.
Jas. Cary, who boards on York street,
near Front, was stabbed Saturday night
on one of the ferryboats. The affair
grew out OF q political discussion. The
wound Is deep one in the left side, uu-
uer the ribs.
Moritz Klumb's saloon, corner of Isa-
bella aud R,nggold streets, was burg
larlzed Saturday night to the extent vi
IA i'll small change, a fVe-dolar bill, a
Bold gold ring, and three silver spoons.
No arrests have been make.
DR.. Troutman arrived home from the
Black Hills this morning. The doctor
had several hair-breadth escapes. On
One occasion there was as many as three
hundred red skins after him, when he
had 10 run distance of ten miles to
Eaye his scalp.
CITY CoURT.-Carey Bell, breach OF
the peace, continued; Henry Hartman,
trunk and disorderlv, ordered to leave
the city; John and George Ling, disor-
herly conduct, continued.
The following parties were natural |
lied Saturday evening in time to cast |
Iheir vote: Charles Enderle, Jacob Kohr
Mali aud VIM. Gasen.
CITY ELECTION.
The following were elected last Satur- |
day: Mayor-A. 5. Berry, ID. City |
Treasurer-E. e. Bowers, D. City At |
Iorney-A. 4. Root, D.. Assessor--J. II. |
BraZier, ID. Marketmaster-H. Braun, |
K. Wharmaster-H. Weber. r. Jailer |
--John Schwartz, u. Street Commis- |
sioner--John Glascoe, d. President of |
School Board-U. Olhaber, d. Trustee |
CT Water-works-H. Fisher, d.
DISTRICT PHYSICIAN.
ond-F. A. Davis, h; Third-Waddy
Thompson, d.
CITY COUNCIL.
First Ward-W. II. Horton, R.; Second |
r-Wm. N. Air, D.; Third-Thos. Kennon,
D.; Fourth-G. Tlppenhauer, D.; Fifth
j. Speckman, R.; eiXth-E. LII. Whit
tesy, d.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
First Ward-P. II. Brown, D.; Second
,-Jas. Wallace. D.; Third-W: y. Dunk
horst, H., long term; George Fuchs, r.,
short term; Fourtl--W. X. West. D.;
FIitl-H. Ebert, R.; sIxth-T. b. Yout-
hey, r.
HAMILTON.
Col. L. D. Campbell will speak at Yel-
low Springs tonight.
Harry Campbell and John Nealan
spoke at Seven Mile Saturday night.
CoHilHuulOll SERVICES were nolQ yeSGers
day in the First Presbyterian Church.
Christian A. Aug5perger was appoint
ed administrator Ol the estate Of Joseph
6chur.z, deceased.
Mrs. James Gitfen was elected Secre-
tary of the Ladies Book Club, vice Mrs.
James Blair, resigned.
The Board of County Commissioners
met Saturday. Bills to the amount OF
k2Sl 70 were passed.
Rev. j. Robinson, of Erie, Pa, filed
Ehe United Presbyterian Church yester-
aay morning and evening.
The Democratic Central Committee
met Saturday afternoon and organized
Gie city, preparatory to election day.
NEW IMPoRTATIoNs.-Four colored
men, said 10 be strangers, were seen on
lhe Fair Grounds Friday. Which side?
The German United Societies give a
DOncert and ball in Beckett's Hall to-
night. There will he no tickets sold ut
The door.
An outdoor Democratic meeting will