The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
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COvINGTON.

All the people residing outside Of the
city are dissatisfied with FOote.
Eighty cars OF stock arrived at the
Coyington Stock-yafds in the past two
days.
The freight business on the Kentucky
Central is LOO lively for the Company 70
think about O reduction.
Clay Hugh assaulted Shovel Johnston n
Saturday evening, and will have hear
ing tomorrow, before Squire TeDbs,
Mr.. N. G. Morse, a prominent and
well-known citizen OF this city, died at
hazelgreen, Ky, Friday last. Lis funeral
took place yesterday afternoon.
The colored troops assembled yester-
day at The Courthouse on the strength
ot q telegram purporting to come from
the Governor. u was afterwards ascer-
tanned, mucnly to the disgust of the COL
ored men, that the dis patches were
bogus.
Theodore Leverman, the saloon
keeper who was bound over to the
criminal Court for burglary, has
"sQuealed" on Jim Mccormick, on a
charge Of being implicated In the same.
Mccormick waived an examination in
order not to be placed in jail. He is out
on bond.
. POLICE CoURT.-Sid. Barnes, George
Hodges, r. HlII and S. Older, all young
boys, Charged with vagrancy, were COM
miLted ln default OF $10Q bond for good
behavior; Albert Grout, the man who
struck John Clancy, was fined $50 and
costs; Charles Haurahan, drunk and
disorderly, sl3; Francis Coleman, same,
S4; Katie SooiiHan, same, $40 and costs.
nv iio,, hI
Irish lecture.
Mr.. James Mccormack, who was ar
rested Saturday evening on warrant
sworn out by Theo. Leverman, on the
charge OF robbery, will give bail tc-mor.
row, and will not make any statement
about the affair untIl he oonsiJts lis
attorney. The arrest Of Mr.. McCor-
mack caused considerable excitement
in the city, az he Is a young man en-
gaeed in a prosperous business, and is
we'll res pected by the entire community.
Yesterday the Jnil was crowded by a
vast amount Of His merable friends,
OF whom be has The general sympathy.
HIs arrest is undoubtedly piece oil
prejudice OF LeVerman, i'll order To
throw the blame from HIM, ana there is
40 possible chance for his conviction.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. j. W. Morgan was elected seho oil
Trustee for the California District At
the late election.
Ga and alter August 1st the salaries
Of all employees on the Short-line Rail-
road win be cut down 10 per cent.
The managers Of the Murphy move
mentare about 10 open free reading.
room Tor the benefit of the young men
of Newport. They propose to locate it
on York street.
In the City Court this morning Stew.
art Crawiey was fined rs and costs for
being drunk aud uisoruerly, and John
Cullenan, for same offense, 80 and costs.
RIOT ON A SMALL SoALE,-This morn
ing, shsrtly before u O'CLOCK, a serious
disturbance occurred Oh York street, in
when young man named John Sauer,
Jr., was shot through the hand. James
Slricker, Jr., while under the influence
Of liquor, went into Fred. BiehPs bill
lard saloon for the purpose OF raising
disturbance (he having spite against
Biehl) and was ordered out. Refusing
10 go, he was forced out, 1T requiring
some rough usage, alter which he was
dissuaded from returning by his father,
but he finally broke loose, and draw NJ,
a pistol, saying he would shoot the =,
at the same time discharging his reyul-
yer twice. Neither OF the shots struck
Biehl. One of the stray ballsspasseq
through the window, striking young
Sauer, The wound, which is not consi0-
cred dangerous, was dressed by DR..
Davis. Stricker was badly cut IN the
face and hands with u club in tue hanus
oil Bishl. ~ warrant is out for the ar
rest of stricker