The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18

OhO tAOuo1hN VI i'm a
day.
Col. L. D. Croninger's little ten-year-
old boy jumped into the Licking River
the other day and saved u companion
from drowning.
ALI. Mullins celebrated trotting mare
ran of last evening and demolished the
buggy to which she was attached. She
also hurt her leet badly
James Reed, proprietor of the Reed
House, was considerably injured last
night, while chasing chicken thief, by
striking his head against a lence.
Kentucky has over 1900 white regular
Baptist Churches, with Membership
Of 106, 600. There are 250 Coiored
Churches, with membership OF 10000.
United, States Special Bailiff P. f.
Keith lodged a man named Felix Carr,
Of manufacturing tobacco without Ii
sense.
The members of the W. c. 7. U. have
Creighton, leader OF the Murphy move
ment in this city, at Odd-felloWs' Hall
next Monday night.
The funeral of Mr.. Mike Gum this af-
ternoon was attended by a large con-
the members of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, OF which he was member. I.
POLICE CoURT.-Tim. Shannon and
Hutton. W aters, breach of the peace, dis
missed; Bart. sullivan, same, under ad-
visement; Wes. TImDerlake, breaking
up housekeeping, continued until FRI
day; Sarah Carroll, yagrancy, allowed
one week to geJ out OF town.
The examining trial OF Leo Baum,
charged with running bowling alley
without license, was heard before
esquire Tebbs yesterday afternoon.
After the testimony the Squire con-
cluded to hold Mr.. Baum over to the
criminal Court lo answer the charge
there. MIR. Baum gave bond IN the sum
Of 500 Tor his appearance. The case
against Baum for runnlag a gaming ta-
bic on Sunday was dismissed.
Richard Shuck, the Owen County MUIR
derer, was transferred from Frankfort
Jail tothe Owenton jail Monday. Fears
are. e.entertained by the authorities having
him III charge that an attempt will De
made to release him, and snuuld they
fail in this they Will endsaYor to shoot
Aim in the cell. Their motto is, "He
snail not be hung" and 1t looks as
though he will be rescued. He was
transferred from OWenton to Frankfort
Tor saiekeeping. He Will be brought back
to OMenton ten days before his exeeu.
tion. II looks little suspicious.
NEWPORT.
A colored man named W. Wright had
his left loot sawed of by a circular saw
yesterday in Livezey's saw-mill.
The plate glass in the front doors of
Chas. Maugeps shop has been replaced
by The Knlckerbocker Insurance Com
pany. T..
Major Krontinge, of the Second In
fantry, lately of the Newport Barracks,
has just lett Atlanta, Georgia, tor The
Western plains.
Mr.. VIM. Lindle, of East Newport, has
got a very nice cat, and the said cat has
some kittens lew days old. The cat
suddenly disappeared yesterday, and
soon returned again with what was
thought by some to be young rat, but
on closer examination it was found to
be young abbit, which she put along
with ner kittens and seems to be as fond
OF it as her own offspring.
The mandamus case of the Board of
Waterworks Trustees of the City oil
Newport against the Mayor and Board
Of Councilmen of Newport, to compel
them to allow the salary of George Hor-
nung, Water-works Superintendent was
before Judge Boyd, of The Circuit Court,
at Alexandria yesterday. The Judge
heard the motions and arguments, and
issued the writ asked by the plaintiff.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Not a case in the City Court this morn
ing.
1t will cost you only 50 to go up in
THAT balloon.
Jailor Schwartz has seven city and
four State prisoners in his charge.
Officer Boyd returned from Loveland
last night, looking the picture Of health.
Mr. John Carty. the well-known base.
ball player, has returned TO town on a
visit.
a Peter Eiler, driver for Adam Ebert.
1ell from his wagon yesterday and dis
located his shoulder.
MIR. Johnnie Cochran arrested two
men Monday who were trying Lo pass a
counterfeit $5 bill.
hr. Charles W. Dudley arrived here
Monday from Lake Washington, Hiss :,
10 spend the summer.
Mr.. W. r Story, of Texas, has made
oSi'AS 49, hhS pui Vi AOULuckV
horses to take home with him.
Married, one day last week in Ciucin.
natl, Mr.. james Suryock and Miss Mol
lie Green, botn of this city.
The Southern Railroad COMPANY has
granted MIR. Siias Wolverton the priy!.
ieee to run his 'busses to their depot,
A charming bouquet was sent to the
MarshaPs office this morning-a strange
coincidence with AL. Boyd's fresh arr
val.
Mr.. Charles Stricken, ou of Newporps
best cltlzens, is lying Very low with
brain lever at his residence on Isabella
street.
The wooden work Of the large crane
at Swilps mills that was burned several
days ago, has been repaired anu is now
In working order.
Relatives and others wishing to write |
Of SEND packages to AlonZo Emmerson, |
shoula 10 So IN care oil Jailor schwartz |
Tor the next two hundred ana fifty days. |
George Baldwin, who was arrested |
nignt before last for an alleged assault. |
was discharged by Squire e. Z. Bu. |
ehanah, the cnarge not being sustained. |
John Bolar, the man found wandering
about the streets in demented copdi- |
tion, and who was put III the Statinn. !