The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-27
COVINGTON.

Veni Tungat, disorderly, IS, sentence
suspended. josh. Lewman, drunk, 81.
, HAYES AND WHEELER RATIFICATION
MEETING. - ODD leiiOWs' Hail was
crowded last night, the occasion being
ratification OF Hayes and Wheeler.
The following officers were elected:
President, Gen. John w. Finnell; Vice
Presidents, DR.. j. J. Temple, William
Geobel, r. T. Spilman, Chas. Asmann, j.
u. Hamilton, j. q. Wright, Major Isaiah
w. Richardson, Vincent Shinkle, DR.. b {.
Rev. VIM. Blackburn, Col. Weden 0neal,
Al. II. Bentley, Robert Howe; Secreta-
ries, Capt. Il. NJ. Thrasher, w. G. Allen.
Gen. Finnell and Ex-Governor Noyes Got
ohio) addressed The audience. Heu.
Chas. Eginton, o. W. Root and Major
Robert Richardson also made few re-
marks. The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That we ratify and indorse
the nomination OF Rutherford b. Hayes
and William A. Wheeler for President
and Vice President of the United States,
and pledge to them our undivided sup
port, believing as we do that If elected
they will faithfully and we'll represent
the principles OF free government, the
eause of honest reform in the civil ad-
ninistration OF the Government"
NEwPORT.
Col. Pennypacker has signed an order
10 the effect that the regimental head
quarters OF the Sixteenth Infantry be
removed to Newport on the 23d prox.
CITY CoURT.-James Ryan, silver
platter, was taken for being drunk and
disorderly. He was fined $5 and COSTS.
Emma Conner, disorderly, 81 and costs.
The Fire Department, the two COM
panies of the Sixteenth Infantry, and
the Red Men, represented by fifty boys
dressed in Indian costume, will turn
out ON the Fourth.
X. Fl. Lehman, who lately made an at
tempt to obtain large amount OF money
at the First National Bank, was exam
ined before 'Squires =. Z. and Henry
Buchanan yesterday afternoon. He was
held over in the sum of 1000 to answer
the charge of issuing a forged check at
the next term of the Criminal Court. In
default of bail he was committed TO
prison.
Officers Burke, Nabor, Finn, Cotting-
ham and Locke made raid about a
O'Clock this morning, on the house oil
Mrs. Hay es, on Madison street near lsa-
bella. They took in Mrs. Hayes
and her niece OH the charge
of keeping disorderly house.
Five men were also arrested,
some of them being very desperate char
Rcters. The p0ficB FOUND IN thetr senrch
OF the house four boxes of sardines, three
revolvers, three dirk knives, lady's
pocket-book containing SO, u piece OF
bologna sausage, lot of pocket knives.
iwo boxes OF cigars, lot OF combs and
brushes and sllver watch, No. .226 800,
VIM. Ellery's make. One Of the thieves
was arrested near the ferry, ana re-
sisted so much that the officer was re-
Quired to pull out his pistol.
HAMILTON.
The will of Mary y. Seawenger was
yesterday admitted to probate.
The Committee on Building and Re-
pairs. from the Board OF Education, wis.,
tied the various school buildings yester-
day.
The County Commissioners have de-
sided to exclude all refreshment stands
from the Courthouse Park on the Fourth
pt July.
Quite a number of ladies met at Beck
etIs Hall yesterday for the purpose Of
Dracticing some OF the national songs to
be sung on the Fourth.
A horse, with saddle and bride on,
was found on the Colerain Pike, three
miles south OF oxford, dead. 1t is sup
posed it had been stolen and rode 10
death.
Yesterday warrants were issued for
the arrest of Mary Kelly, charged with
assault with intent to kill, and tor Gath
crime Mango, for an attempt to provoke
q breach Of the peace on one ohm Pater.
Yesterday the County Commiss ssloners
met and paid off some $40, 900 worth OF
County bonds, with the interest due
thereon, amounting to $170 05. The bonds
we're held by the Second National Bank.
Tomorrow, John Weaver, County Sur
veyor, J. w. Erwin and George st. Clair
70 to DAYTON to examine the race track
Ia Montgomery County Fair Grounds,
that they may be better prepared to con-
elruct the new hall-mile track on the
Far Grounds here.
A company dubbed the Putnam
Guards is about being organized in the
First Ward. The object is to help along
the fun ON the Fourth of July. The call
Is signed by Major General George
Washington, with Oliver Traber as Ad-
lutant. Those wishing to volunteer are
requested TO meet to-inorrow, Thursday
Rnu Friday evenings on the corner oil
Main and Front streets, First Ward.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Miss Jennie Stevans, of Covington, is
visiting her friends OF this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Chap
pelle, an old resident of this city, took
place from the Second Presbyterian
Church, Sunday.
/. There is scarcely house in the city
shat has not been invaded by burglars
within the past few weeks. "Grub"
Reems to be the sole object ofthe thieves.
/, Rev. D. Ii. Moore, President OF Wes-
lteyan Female College, Of Cincinnati, de-
1ivered an address at Centenary NJ. E.
Church, Sunday evening. A large audi
ance was in attendance,
I. A Lexington letter to the Elkton { Ky.
Witness. signed ''Radix," and charac.
terized by the Dispatch as "fou" and
fsslanderous," lett out the remarkable
Feature OF borrowing newspapers, which
Us done by a great many oil our citizens.
| The preparations for the celebration
sof the Fourth Of July are now complete.
IL has been arranged that the Hon.
htchaa1 MeGartr Muvnr of ri ichfawn