The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
COVINGTON.
Col. weden oneal is in the city.

corner of Seventh and Madison streets.
Deputy Sheriff John NJ. Greer yester-
day afternoon tore down the famous Bill
Wade fence on Seventh street.
John W. Dean, moonshiner, from
Greenup County, was brought in th 3
morning by U. S. Special Bailiff, J. r.
Stuart.
James Bagby, who assaulted Scott
some time ago, was bound over 70 ths
Grand Jury, by 'Squires EVAN and
Tebbs this morning.
Dave Mylett, who was injured on the
kentucky Central Railroad few days
since, still lies in a critical condition,
with no hopes Tor his recovery.
Police Court this morning, NJ. Mckay,
paid "a, for being disorderly; W. Dele
hanty was mulcted $4 for drunk;
Fanny johnson goes to bhe dungeon for
sixteen days.
Miss Lima Davis dislocated her shoul-
der, and Miss Maggie smith had her
right arm broken above the wrist by be-
ing thrown out OF buggy near GRANTS
Bend, this morning.
The residence OF Mr.. Edward Albro,
No. 1,52S Greenup street, was entered
by burglars last night and lot of canned
goods taken. Mr.. and Mrs. AIUro are
absent on visit to Florida.
d Mr.. VIM. r. Dulaney, son of DR.. J. j.
IDulaney, and Miss Eugenia Lawson,
daughter Of Mrs. M. l.. Lawson, were
married yesterday without their parents
consent, ut Burlington, by Rev. Ill. j.
Foster.
The following is the jury in the Ter
rell case in the Boone Criminal Court
r. Ii. Brady, John Taylor, Geo. Smith,
Taylor Spencer, S. Carver, James Bu-
chanan, j. V. Dean, S. j. Coin, j. e.
Carleton, Henry Crouch, l.. L. Jackson
and Garrett Furnish.
NEWPORT.
Fannie Hamilton, a colored woman,
was in the Quarterly Court adjudged
1unatic.
Thieves Sunday night entered the
tante-roons of Hayman's Ii ali, and stole
all the umbrellas that nad been left
there.
Miss Cora Moore, who resides on the
High ands, lost valuable gold watch
Hast Friday While in stree car, between
Williamson and Madison streets.
! Isaac Lewis was locked up last night,
charged with being drunk and disorder
ly, and abusing his family. lie will BIZ
tried this evening before Squire Y. z.
Buchanan.
The Drum Corps OF the Van Voast
Light Guards announce a grand party
at Eclipse Hall on Thursday evening,
April 10. The proceeds are to 20 to-
wards the purchasing of drums for the
Bhoys.
Professor j. 9. Randolph, of West.
minister Presby yterian Church, this city,
lectured last evening on the "Science.
OF Mathematics" at St. Pauis Church,
cincinnati, before a large and select.
audience.
CITY [ CoURT.-Daniel Doyle, wb o halls
from the Soldiers Home at Dayton, ap-
peared before Judge Geisler this morn
ang to answer the charge Of drunk and,
.disorderly: The case being bad one he.
was fined $25 and costs. Judgment was
suspended in order to give him a chance
to leave town. Henry Miller for stea =
ing LWenty-one pounds of butter from
McKeown's grocer, $40 and COSTS, gone
to jail. George HaIsch and Charley
Dye, breach Oh the peace, $5 and costs
each. Ed. Connoly, drunk aud disorder
ly, continued.
j The case of o. W. Ro It was called in
the City Court this morning, but Mi. 3R.
Jailed to put in an appearance. Mrs.
stamp, the w man whom Root a saulted
Saturday night, was present in the
ECourt room at the time. and swore out a
warrant for his arrest. Judge Geisler
placed the document i'll Officer Brazlers
Ehands, who served it Oh Root. He gave
Fbonds in The sum of 500 lor his appea r
tance Tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock. 1t
bis rumored that Root went to Mrs.
hStump this morning .and endeayOred TO
compromise, but she positively refused.
DAYTON. KY.
7 II
will put their planning mill III operation
Lhis week.
Mr.. VIM. Linnville, OF Third street, is
preparing to add another story to mis-
prick house.
The NJ oeller Baseball Club will give
their second grand social ball at Noel
ler's Hall on Monday evening, April 2.
The Club is composed of the following
Fenker, q. Betsch, j. Schuk, IL. SchWab,
j. Ludwig, A. Nolte, j. Ketterer, w.
!Brelensteln, j. hruchten, j. Messink
and +. Birkle.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
The Township Convention, held at the
Union Bridge yesterday, was the largest
ever lie d in the Township. The lollow-
ing are The nominees: Treasurer, Henry
.IArkeTj Olefk, 0eO. M mathews; IfuS-
tees, Geo. Linneman, Abner Fagin aud
- Kun q; Justice Of the Peace, David
Garrett; Assessors, S. d. KILN, VIM.
Lehy and Mr. Durham.
Two sportsmen, Thos. Dragon and
Pannell Jackson, retired to sIhe Com
mons on last Saturday to try their skill
at shooting pigeons. The birds were
double, ana the following was the re-
suit: Dragon killed % out of 26, and
jackson II out of 16. Dragon killed -
birds the 1rst 6 shots, or Killed 2 birds at
"a time for consecutive shots.
LUDLOW, KY.
Look out for articles of impeachment
at the next meeting of Council il certain
city ,fficers do not 'ftoe the mark"
BiliudlOw has good joke on Deacon
Smith. 1t is proper TO state that the
Deacon is well pleased AT the source OF
''BilPs phun."
The Home Circle Dramatic Club Of
West Covington will give another OF
their delightful entertainments this
evening at The New Town Hall OF West