The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20
COVINGTON.


the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
against John Kerns, tor bigamy, and
Michael Gallagher, Tor adultery.
Mr.. James Threlkild, a resident oi
Mullins Station, died suddenly at his
residence, last night, from heart dis.
ease.
Mr.. j. B. MeckIenberg has Withdrawn
from the race Tor City Treasurer, and
will be candidate for City Council in
the Sixth Ward.
Hon. G. D. Foote received a telegram
yesterday announcing the death of his
brother, Hon. e. 4. F0ote, at the age Of
eighty-iour years.
A. Strowbridge and F. NJ. Mcdonald,
the Madison pIanIng.mill men, made an
assignment last evening. Liabilities,
fs2. .2O4 Va; assets, $12,175.
Walter Oder and Charles Bishop were
fined $25 and costs each this morning by
Mayor Athey for house-breaking. Their
arrest was due 10 the vigilance of Off
GERS McGraw and Boland.
CRIMINAL COURT George Krus 8 ell.
man, permitting gaming and selling
liquor to minors, 500; Fred. Andrews,
carrying concealed weapons, $50 and 10
days in jail; August ZEN, malicious
stabbing, 500 and costs; W. Ii. Mount,
stabblng III sudden aftray, discharged.
POLICE CoURT.-Breach of the Peace
b. Bruins, IS; James Wallace, IS; An
drew Tooney, $l3; Bryan Tansey, con-
tinued; Miu. Mclaughlin, So. Disor-
derly-Sam. Evans, Daniel Ryan, Geo.
Rolde, James Bornhorn, IS each; Jas.
Alexander, $13. Agnes Murphy, $4
worth on bread and water for a drunk.
and George Jones, continued, on tue
same charge.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of John
Kerr, alias Herns, bigamy, was re erred
20 the Grand Jury and bail meantime
fixed at $500. In the case OF W. Fl. RoU-
erta, accused OF shooting at the darky at
Hartley's Corner, the law and the facts
were submitted to the Court by consent.
Leo Raum, ten-pin alley, indictment ia.
ken as confessed. Bryan Tansy, JOS.
Johnston, Theo. Levermann and Mich.
Broke, selling or giving liquor to minors,
Judgments by default for the usual fine
$50 and costs. John Venting, tip
pling house, verdict OF not guilty. The
Grand Jury reported an indictment
against Philip Watson for murder, and
another against Jas. Williams, George
Fish and Harry Pendleton for burglary.
The last named ease was set for to-Iay
at O'clock, aud the Watson wife-mur-
der Tor tomorrow.
The City Democratic Executive Com.
mittee met at the office, 535 Maids GU
street, last night at O'Clock. Present:
Chairman J. W. Bryan, of the Second;
p. Brown, OF the FIRST; }. z. Mayberry,
Of the Third; George Il. Hotmeister, Of
the Filth; William Bridges, OF the Sey-
enth; Thomas Talon, Ut the Eighth, and
John B. Foster, OF the Ninth. The men,
bershp from the Sixth Ward was de-
clared vacant, and Patrick Mcnamara
elected to fill the vacancy until the
meeting Of the coming convention. Tue
time at which the convention should be
called was discussed for u time, and the
prevalent opinion seeming to favor
late campaign and q fu meeting Of he
Committee before fixing the time, the
COMMITTEE adjourned to meet again at
the same place next Monday evening,
November 26 at $50 O'clock.
NEWPORT.
The e. L. L. Dancing Club give a pri-
Tate party tonight at Odd-fellows' Hall.
Colonel and Mrs. Silver will entertain
their friends this evening, it being the
fourth anniversary Of their marriage.
Rev. Father Milward, Of Yorkshire,
England, who is on visit to trends in
tals city, is the guest Of Rev. Father
Bent
An imposter is going around the coun-
try pretending to collect money for ST.
JosepRs Orphan Asylum at Cold
Springs.
Matilda De Nalmedy has instituted
hnr lNa, .,I
win Baron De Malmedy, Oh The ground
OF adultery.
The seven-year-oId son of Mr.. Jordan,
living at No. 1872 IIbbaus street, broke
his collar bone ny falling from the back
Of playmate yesterday.
Feine's Orchestra, composed OF
Messrs. Feline, Hersfall. Smith, Mich
Ois, Morton and Grapes, left THIS even-
Ing tor La Crosse, Wisconsin, to fill
years engagement with dramatic COM
pany In that city.
Several ladies from Cincinnati were
In this city this morning examining the
silyerwars found by Marshal Luck
several days ago, the particulars OF
which appeared lii Saturdays STAR, but
were unable to Identity the ware as their
property.
Marshal stamper, of Dayton, brought
q man named George Kramlort to this
clty this morning and had Inn locked
up on charge Of robbing tailor store,
In Dayton, KY, OF nine overcoats. He
had preliminary hearing before Mayor
Guhhison This morning. and was bound
over ON the charge of burglary. HIS
ball was fixed al $1,000
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Maggie Carr is visiting Miss W.
II. Finnerty of this city.
Miss Mary Fitzimmons and Mr.. John
Welsh will be married tomorrow.
The friends of Mrs. Auplin will he
panied to hear of her recent iIlness.
"Buster" was the winner of the fine
gold watch raf1ied at the Phunix HottI
Saturday night.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. James
+. Bannahan is out again and enjoying
very good health.
b. Carroll, daughter of P. Carroll, ia
lying very sick at her fathers resi-
dence, Oh Spring street.
Miss b. Kelley and Mr.. David
ODonaid will be united in marriage this |
week. We wish them joy.
Capt. Matlack has removed from his
residence on Hill street, and now occu-
pies the residence lately vacated by Mr.
Gross.
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