The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-16
COVINGTON.

dance, which was enjoyed Till quite
late hour.
CovINGToN.
Council meets tonight,
Col. O'Neal returned yesterday from
Louisville.
Esquire Duveneck moved into his new
ofhce yesterday.
Signor Brignoli, the tenor of the
Strakosch Opera Troupe, was in the
city yesterday.
The German Literary Club met for the
first time night before last atsihe resi-
dence Of Mr. e. 9. Reiss. -
George Smoots was brought before
Mayor AtheY this morning tor shooting
within the city limits and fined $l3.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club meets tonight at M. RueEs grocery,
corner of Pleasant and Greenup streets.
Herman Meyers, a mail carrier. was
suspended by the POstmistress { Mrs.
Farrel) for thirty days and his route
given TO Mr.. Gray.
Fred. Clark, who resides iii this city,
was seriously hut by falling through u
hatchway in a tobacco warehouse in
Cincinnati q lew days ago.
Mrs. Isabella II. Sheppard filed suit
for divorce from her husband John G..
Sheppard on the grounds of cruelty,
abandonment, failure to provide and
drunkenness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuhn will cele-
brate the eighth anniversary OF their
marriage tomorrow evening at their
residence, No. 1866 Stevens street. May
the happy pair live long.
The new organ Of the Ninth-s street
Presbyterian Church will be opened for
exhibition Friday night, when Mrs.
Jones, the contralto OF Trinity Church
choir, and the Cincinnati Quartette Club
will assist.
Morris Moses, NJ. q. Sedan and Alex.
Hart, the lottery men, were arrested by
Constable Charles Temple. Esquire
Francis held them in the sum ol 5000
each to answer at the next term Of the
Criminal Court.
About two years ago Billy McGraw, a
police officer, attempted to prevent a
difficulty between two acquaiutances in
Lanth u Bros saloon, on Madison
street. He pulled off his coat and hand
ed it to man named Thomas Mogan.
When he had settled The matter his coat
was returned to him, but lacking $75.
MOgan at once lett the town with the
money in his pocket, and a warrant was
issued for his arrest. Mogan returned
TO town few days ago, when McGraW
having learned OF it kept on the lookout
for him and found him yesterday at the
corner of Lynn and Greenup streets,
and conveyed him to Connolly Castle to
await the next session OF The Criminal
Court.
NEWPORT.
Messrs. Berry and Honshell lett yes
terday to attend the Owen Circuit
Court.
The Thespian Club plays "The Poach-
er's Doom" and the ''Secre" at Odd
fellows Hall, tonight.
Mr.. Nick Yerger, who has farm
about six miles up the Licking, has dis
covered iron-ore on his premises.
Burglars the other night visited the
cellar of Mrs. Litzendori, on Bellevue
street, near Monmouth, and emptied a
barrel Of wine by drinking some and
letting the rest run on the ground.
The residence of Mrs. Moonan, on Tay-
lor street, was visited by burglars the
other night while the family was in the
house. A lot of valuables was taken
from the second story. The thieves es-
capped.
Little Eddie, son Of Boyd Gaugh, who
resides on Monmouth street, near Front,
was cutting wood last night, when the
AK slipped, the sharp edge striking his
instep and cutting fearful cash in his
foot.
Mr.. r. F. Collins and Miss Fannie
Wrigutson, daughter Of Hon. Thomas
WrighIson, were united in marriage
last evening at tine residence of the
BRIDES parents, Jefferson street, near
Saratoga, Rev. T. S. Cowden officiating.
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Houstomer and
Mrs. Elmes returned yesterday from
Philadelphia, after witnessing the close
Of the Centennial. They one and all say
it was big affair, and that Philadel-
phia is much larger place than
Newport.
CITY CoURT.-Jim Shannon, lad
who, instead ot going to Cincinnati and
bringing home the 'latesW to the anX-
ious crowd who are at all hours hanging
around the corners waiting to bounce a
new arrival, went and filled himself
brim full of Kentucky sour mash and
then raised old Ned in his neiyhborhood.
Judge Geisler continued his case this
morning. johnny and Willie Swing, for
being dlsorderly, 81 and costs.
4 German named Mike Lottes, who
tried the experiment, on wager, of
putting a Lighted match into can Of
coal oil. George Buchner held the can
while Mike dropped the match in; but
it is hardly NECESSARY 70 say that tney
dropped the can in hurry, Or that they
will never try the experiment again, as
they are both carrying their hands in
sings and poulticeu with molasses and
sweet milk.
HAMILTON.
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur-
day at Mrs. Beardsley's, Second street.
Judge Hume is at springfield holding
Court, and Judge Good is on the bench
here.
"Thanksgivng turkeys" are making
their appearance in market. in goodly
numbers.
The County Teachers Association
meets Saturday in the High School
Building.
Large Vanderveer. apples were yes
terday sold in the streets Tor thirty live
cents per bushels.
Thompson, the comedian, is billed to