The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
COVzNGTON.

DR.. Hen. Patton has gone to Los An
geles, California, to locate.
Mr.. Thomas, will open his new beer
garden about the 1st OF April.
George Lyle was appointed Captain
OF Fire Company No. this morning.
Sam. Moreland is using Madison street
as a trotting-park again this morning.
Court Day at Paris yesterday. Large
sales OF cattle and mules at fair prices.
Mr.. W. H. Butler, an old and respect
ed citizen, died yesterday. He was
seventy three years old.
Edwin Moore, late captain of the
Twelith-street Hose Company, has been
appointed Assistant Chief.
The White Line Street-car Company
contemplates the extension OF its line
to Eden Park and Walnut Hills.
The social of the Scott-street Nj. E,
Church meets at the residence Of Mr.,
john L. Sullivan tomorrow week.
Redield's milk-wagon was upset and
demolished this morning on Scott street
by pair OF runaway norses attached
10 1t.
MAYORS CoURT-Pat. Halleran, Dick
O'kourk, Thomas Meeks, drunk and dis
orderly, IS each; Thomas O'Neil, va
grancy, s5O.
james Coleman, a white Sandhiller,
was arrested this morning on the charge
of having stolen geese and chickens
from persons living IN the suburbs.
Mrs. Helen E. Mclean has entered
suit for divorce from her husband, Han
cock 7. Mclean, on the grounds OF cru
city, abandonment and drunkenness.
The debut of Miss Ida Lawson at the
Grand Opera-house, Cincinnati, on
Wednesday afternoon, is the grand sub
jeot of small talk with Coyington societ ty
people.
Rev. MIR. HutsoA, of Petersburg, Va,
will arrive in the city tomorrow, and i'll
the evening commence a series of re-
yival meetings ut the Fourth-street Bap-
tist Church.
A runaway OF the team attached to j.
LeiebfeilPs milk wagon created quite
an excitement on Greenup street this
morning. The wagon was pretty we'll
broken up, but the horse and driver es-
capped without any injury.
Tom VNeal, arrested three times for
robbing, and then let of on promise to
leave the city, was walked in by Mar
shal Bolan, lor coming back again, and
bent to the Work-h0use ON charge OF
yagrancy.
Three young fellows, Thomas Meeks,
Dick O'Rourk and John Holland, got
drunk and went down in the West End
to whip Policeman O'Hara for arresting
Meeks the day before, but the little
White-headed cop jugged them all, with
the assistance OF private citizens, and
they were fined this morning TO their
deserts.
Chas. Britting, the ten-year-old son OF
Lewis Drifting, the music dealer, while
playing in the yard of his home, near
White Hall, yesterday evening, was
badly burned by the explosion of box
of gunpoWder, which he accidentally ig-
nited. The skin OF his face was burned
off and his eyes badly scorched. Dr..
Barnsfalher rendered the necessary
medical assistance.
Charles Eiermann, a little boy of five
years, son of Philip Eiermann, was ac-
uidentally hanged about O'Clock last
evening. He was climbing over fence
and had around his neck comfort
which was tied in slip-knot. He lost
bis balance and fell, the comfort becom-
Ing caught on spike. The lad was LETT
suspended by the neck, and before aid
arrived was dead. An inquest was held
by Coroner Hall.
POLICE CoURT-George p. Hogle, ar
rested on the charge. OF bigamy, mad his
case examined this morning. A woman
appeared and testified that she had lived
with defendant for some time as his wife
without being married to him, and that
she Is now the wife of one John Wilson,
of Hunt street, Cincinnati, and this is
claimed as the ground for thinking the
prisoner had beenmarried before. His
Honor held the prisoner in 5000 bail to
answer at the next term of the Criminal
Court.
Bench warrants from the Criminal
Court of Boone County were yesterday
received by Sheriff Lowe, for the arrest
Of the following persons, who were i'm
dicted at the last term OF that court on
the charge oil being voluntarily present
at prize fight: Finnell Madeira, Ed
ward j. Cleary, Edward J. Casey, DR..
i. q. Carr, D. r. Lock, Orvill Thurston {,
Eph. Holland, George Drain, John LIE
Bosquet, r. j. Phillips, Theouaud Bau-
er aud j. ID. Hunt, Covington and New
port reporter Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial.
CHANCERY COURT.-Judgment were
rendered yesterday in the cases of Fow-
Ter vs. Klansmeyer; Hellman & Son VS..
Hoffmeier, and Hamilton VS.. same;
Kohlberg's AGministratriX VS.. Kohl
berg's Heirs, etc.; Carpenter VS.. Bates,
and Rouse vs. same; Waring d Blick vs..
Simmons, and Fred. j. Meyers VS.. same; ;
Building Association VS.. Elizabeth Mar
Tin; Alfred Pearce vs. Emma Pearce;
Stuckey's Administrator vs.. Isaiah Lee;
r. j. Densmore VS.. nj ills, Johnson & Co.;
Conrad Windsor VS.. George j. Renner
& Co.; Munday vs.. Leathers. Judge
Menzies announced that he would eX-
tend the term 80 as to include April IA,
as he would not hold Court next week.
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
NEWPORT.
A brand of "blue-glass" cigars is the
latest in this burg.
Mr.. John Gunkle, son of DR.. Gunkle,
will shortly leave i0r an extended tour
through Europe.
Nick. Lauer, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined 81 and costs n'Squire
u. Buchanan's Court this morning.
The city employees are being paid of
ps fast as the incoming tax will permits;
the roll, however, is nearly completed.
Mr.. Tibbatts, County School Commits
sioner Will be at Alexandria on Satur-
day next to pay the teachers their sala-
rie6.