The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
THE DAILY STAR
WEDNESDAK......SE .SEPTEMBER 13
OOVINGTON.


breach of the peace, SIS; j. Il. Foss
drunk, 81.
The stable belonging to the Bethel
Bros. on Banklick, near Twelfth, was sci
on fire last night. The incendiary coulC
not be ascertained.
Burglars entered the premises o.
Frank. Helming, in Lewisburg, yester.
day, by cutting window pane. A lot
OF cigars and other articles, valued in
all at $50, were stolen.
The Boys In Blue held meeting al
Youngers Hall last night, and are now
fully organized. They will visit the
National Reunion at Indianapolis, on
the 10th. The company will hold another
meeting next Saturday night.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. x. Sine wishes it to be understood
that he is candidate for City Clerk,
and not for Treasurer.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet Thursday night at Squire
Hotf's Office TO consider the matter OF
holding City Convention.
A thirteen-year-old daughter of Mrs.
AStagaman, who resides on York street,
fell through an open cellar way, Mon
day, and broke her right arm.
CITY CoURT.-Kit King, James Null
vsy, disorderly, each $40 and costs; Da-
vId B. johnson and q. M. Turner, drunk
and disorderly, each So and costs.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The cases of Mi
chaei Scout and George Ross, the col
ored men, arrested for illegal voting,
Were called, and the testimony is in
progress. The case of j. G. Burning,
Shooting, was given to the jury.
Suit for damages in the sum of So, 900
was filed yesterday in the Circuit Court,
by Messrs. p. W. Nelson and Charles
HELM, as attorneys for John Kempier,
against George Burning, for alleged
completely IN the shooting OF the plain
tiff, last April.
Rev. Father Them, pastor Of Corpus
Christi Church, is making an effort to
have the remains of the venerable Father
Voll, for number OF years pastor OF
that church, removed from their present
Vocation Ill the graveyard at Johns Hill
TO point in the graveyard where there
Will De more room for the large monu-
ment that will shortly be erected to his
memory.
BARRACKS NEws.-Geu. Pennypacker
formally assumed command of Newport
Barracks, in Order No. 81. staff officers
are announced in the same order as fol-
lows: First Lieutenant VIM. V. Rich
ards, AdJutant 10Th Infantry, Post Ad-
jutant and Post Treasurer; First Lieu
tenant Henry q. Ward, Regimental
Quartermaster 18th Infantry, Post Quar-
termaster; First Lieutenant EvarLs S.
Ewing, 10Th Infantry, Post Commissary;
Surgeon Joseph G. Bailey, United States
Army, Post Surgeon" The Regimental
headquarters will remain here until
about The 10Th OF this month.
! LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. Henry DoOdward is confined to
his room from sickness.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hamilton Atchin-
son took place yesterday.
Professor II. A. Saxton, jr., formerly
OF this city, is leader OF the orchestra al
the National Theater in Cincinnati.
Captain Frank. Matlack, the genial,
good natured conductor of the X. q.
Railroad, has gone to the Centennial.
Won't the Centennial spread when a
three hundred and fifty pounds avoirdu-
p0is conductor steps in?
The following are the arrivals at the
hotels Monday: St. Nicholas, two hun
dred and nine; Phoenix, two hundred
and thirty-seven; Ashland House, one
hundred and thirty-tive. Thus it will be
seen that quite number OF persons from
a distance are attending the races.
Clemmie g., Creedmore, and Belle of
Mead were the winners at the first days
races. The crowd was large, and bet
ting became very lively after the first
heat. John L. Walsh sells pools at the
St. Nicholas, and Nick Cheek for the
Association at the Phenlx and on the
grounds.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. l.. D. Campbell was suffering
yesterday from an attack Of throat dis
ease.
Two children of John NJ. Long and
family are lying dangerously i'll of ty-
phoid lever.
Ban. Callen, editor of the Butler
County Democrat, and wife left last
night to visit the Eastern cities and the
big show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martindell have returned
from their trip East. They reporta good
time and improved health as the result
of their trip.
The Resolutes, of this city, have chal-
lenged the Live Oaks for series OF
games for the championship of the
county. The contest TO commence Sep
tember 16.
( The committee appointed to examine
into the claim OF Mrs. Emmert tor dam
ages caused by overflow from the Hy-
draulic, reported in favor Of allowing
800 as damages and she to withdraw
the suit heretofore instituted and to pay
all costs.
A Young Mems Gymnasium Associa-
tion has been organized in this city, and
some forty or more iEames already en-
rolled at the late meeting HELD. Presi-
dent, John Bender; Vice President,
VIM. Fischer; Secretary, Geo. Frecht-
ling; Treasurer, John Fisher. IL.
WEST COVINGTON, KY.
Our young men propose organizing
Dancing and Dramatic CLUB, of which
we will speak more tully hereafter.
Col. Harry Riff and Captain Pom Mar
{ tin, of Govington, attended the funeral
6fJudge Mel Donald yesterday; also did
Joseph Johnson, Of the same place.
rFhe funeral of the late Judge MeDon-
aid took place from st. Ann's Church
yesterday at O'clock, A. M, where a
Solemn requiem High Mass was sung by
.he excellent choir, R1y. Father
Willie Officiating on the altar.
md delivered most impressive
sermon, reciting the many
BOD hy INA To h,,tad Hhod T.