The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
COVINGTON.
]. G. Dawn's family-a boy.

terday by score of "a TO l.
United States Marshal Harrington has |
lett after some more crooked distillers.
MAYORS COURT. - Mary Thomson,
drunk, "a 50; Barney Gatmann, disor-
derly, dismissed.
The wedding OF Mr.. Louis Thoss to |
Miss Lizzie Teipel is announced to take |
place in u lew weeks.
At tine meeting of the Trustees of the |
Star Baseball Club Geo. r. Hartley re-
signed his position as Director.
Ninety boys and girls were admitted |
last Sunday to the Sacrament OF the |
Holy Eucharist at the Cathedral.
George Plot, an employe at Hartley |
Bros, was struck by a falling barrel
yesterday, but fortunately was not in
jured.
An alarm OF fire was sounded about s
minutes alter 2 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing from Box No. 6. The Department
turned out, but the alarm proved false.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. R. Fl. Ram
say and vile was celebrated last nignt
at their residence, No. GA East Ninth
street. Every dish on the table was OF
glass, and the affair, participated In by
about sixty friends, was one OF the most
enjoyable of the season. ts
Tie house OF George Sehlhorst, corner
OF Pike and Craig streets, was visited
by thieves in broad daylight yesterday
and robbed of three silver watches ana
chains, q coat, some shirts, gold stuus
and a pair ofpantaloons containing some
money.
CIRCUIT COURT. - Commonwealth
against Ellen Carroll, lunacy; jury i'm
paneled; case in progress. Ceyington
Gas-light Company against City OF Gov
ington; suit for damages by escape OF
gas and caving Of wall of Gas-works
eeal-house, caused by careless construc-
tion OF the Eighth-street sewer two or
three years ago; in progress.
1t seems that Camel-back Murphy and
His Honor the Mayor can not afford to
be separated for a long time. Some
weeks ago Murphy was let go from the
stone-pile and left the city. Yesterday
evening Camel-back was in the city
again, and this morning paid his respects
to his old friend the Mayor, who kihuly
proffered him welcome and gave him
lodging at the Work-house tor eight
days.
CouNTY CoURT.-Nary A. Hovekatnp
was APPOINTED notwithstanding OF the es-
tate Of Joseph Hovekamp, deceased.
The will of +. Macke was probated, ana
Johanna, testator's widow, quallned as
exeeutrix. 1t deyises all testators, es-
tate TO his wife absolutely. The will OF
George Seiiner was ordered to record.
An inventory Of the estate of j. b.
Steves, deceased, was filed; the allot.
ments to the widow. Goldsmith &
Fletcher filed petition against Wllken
& Connor, 10 enjoin defendants from
using a baseball machine.
NEWPORT.
The case of Tim. Shannon, vagrant.
was continued.
I Ed. McHale paid $6 and costs FOR
breach of the peace.
The Odd-fellows' celebration, free tC
all, takes place tomorrow night.
Miss Lulu Stevens sings on Friday
evening at Odd-!ellows' Hall, devotinl
her talents TO charitable purposes.
AL Lyons was arrested last night ant
required to give 500 bond to appear be
fore the Grand Jury as witness in thu
Fowler highway robbery case. =
The body of Ebert, one of the three
Newport youths who were drowned OIL
the 9Th OF April, was found yesterda,
and deposited in Evergreen Cemetery.
A man named Maxwell, while driving
along Third street in Cincinnati yester
day, had his left leg broken by kicl
from his horse. The man was taken Il
his home ON this side OF the river.
An order has been received by Lieu
tenant Haughey from Adjutant Genera
Townsend, directing him to turn owe
Newport Barracks to some officer OF th,
Military Division OF the South for occu
patton.
Benjamin Theders was arrested OF
complaint OF Christ. Hak for the alleget
forgery of his (rheders') fathers name
: He gave $500 bond for his appearance
before Squire C.P. Buchanan tomorrow
afternoon.
Wm. Elliott and John Barnett, VIII,
were accused of having broken into tn
Newport ferry float and robbing the til
of SIS, were arraigned before Judg
Geisler this morning, but, for want o
evidence, were discharged.
John Moran and John mclaughlin
were brought upin the City Court ON TIL
charge OF the burglary Of Isaac Cough
residence on York street. Moran wa
held over to the Criminal Court in tn
sum of 5000, and Mclaughlin dismissed.
''''s HAMILTON. '''' '''''
District Court convened yesterday
with Judges Smith and Done on til
bench.
A. German 1aborer, residing in til
Third Ward, is said to have mysterious
ly disappeared. aHa 4't-t4 t4
The funeral of the infant son of Alfre
and Mary Thomas takes place this alter
moon at 8 O'Clock. Services at ST. Mary
Church.
Judge Thomas. of the Probate Court
was ali day yesterday engaged in heal
ing testimony in the case OF Harrie
Flemming, an alleged imbeciie. d M
Yesterday Messrs. Harry q. CAM
bell, Nelson Williams, and Q. j. Smitl
OF Hamilton, made application to th
District Court for admission to the Bal
Daniel and George Pearson, liyin
near Darrtown, were yesterday arreste
sntllodged in jairby Deputies Black an
Rodgers. They are charged with havin
stoien horse and spring wagon from
man named Knight some three year
ago. ah 'fa fs-
The committee appointed by the Coul
60 examine George Sutteren, an appl
cant for admission to the Bar, reporte
kiiatthcy had done SO, and found hil
folly competent to be admitted and, I
praotiee law -