The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
COVINGTON.

Not a single case in the Mayors Court
this morning. -,.
City Council meets in regular session
In the Council Chamber this evening.
Marshal p. Bolan lett Tuesday for
London, Canada; to take charge OF
Smith N. Hawes.
John Dugan was .adjudged insane in
the Criminal Court yes erday, and
Sheriff Low ordered TO take him TO the
Asylum.
Mary Ryan was arrested this morning,
by Officers Burk and Crockett, and sent
to Connolly Castle to await her trial to.
morrow morning.
Rev. j. Sanders Reed will deliver a
lecture on "rhe Relation or Modern
Thought to Religious Growth," to.mor
row night at Trinity Church.
Emiline Verferre, little girl from
Cincinnati, was bitten by dog on the
corner OF Fourth and Philadelphia
streets yesterday. Der cheek and hands
were badly lacerated.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoo n i,
while son OF Mr.. Corbary, the express :
man, was riding on Eleventh street, the
horse was stl uck by rock and began TO
run. The little fellow was thrown to
the ground and severely cut about the
forehead. He was taken into Max
Khuon's drug store and kindly cared tor.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Sentences were
passed as follows: John Mohlengraft,
Dne year on one count for larceny, and
fifteen months on another count, and
John Miles, colored, one year for larce-
ny, stealing chickens. Frank II. Freck-
Ing pleaded guilty to the charge of ma
licious cutting OF Jake .Herzog, and was
fined $50. Wesley Timberlake was fined
E60 for malicious cutting.
The following are the indictments pre-
sented by the Grand Jury: Smith N.
Hawes, uttering a forged writing, four
indictments; Samuel Galbaugh, Henry
Turner, William Thiel, Joseph Kyle and
Fred. Schrom, aiding and abeLLing an
Illegal lottery; John Wenling, keeping
tippling house at Canton Station; W..
j. Sanford, mutilation of records;
W.J. Sanford, forgery (twelve indict-
ments); P. Mulcahy, petit larceny; An
dersOn Beattie, hQusebreaking and lar
ceny; Bernard Farrell, Philip Mcclure,
Michael Lally and William Wilcox, tall-
ing to keep the River Road in repair.
Il. j. Hickey, Caleb Carpenter and A.
Degglnger were appointed Jury Com
mtsslOners. pip
NEWBORN.
Keep a close watch on your henneries
-Cu1OhCu LuleFeb dEo uuuleEQuBs
Paymaster Morse. of the short-line
Road, will be on hand tomorrow.
CITY CoURT.-Emuel Wise, for
breach OF the peace, was fined $40 and
costs.
Mrs. Richard, s nee Falls, will leave
for her future nome al Columbus,
next Monday.
A little son Of Clemens Holzer fell out
OF his wagon yesterday ON Brighton
street and broke his arm.
Mr.. Fred. Thompson, after a tive-years
cruise with the United States steamer
Franklin, has arrived home.
MIR. Edward Stansbery and Miss EN-
ma Il. Newell, both of this city, We're
granted a marriage license this morn
Ing.
The Van Voast Light Guards have
accepted an invitation to participate in
The procession at Cincinnati on Wash
ington's Birthday.
The ladies OF the Columbia street
Presby yterian Church will give social
and supper this evening at the church
lor the benefit OF the same.
MIR. Bernard Fischer, of the Stadt
Theater, yesterday celebrated his thirty
fourth birthday. Tue Cincinnati Lleder-
kranz was present in the evening.
The principal freight coming from the
South on the Short Line, consists of
cotton and peanuts. Two sections of
cars loaded wlth this freight came in
This morning.
Two fine residences have just been
completed ON Harris street near WASH
lngton avenue. They are the property
Col. Nelson and look as neat and hand. |
Bome as the Colonel himself.
Mr.. Richard B. Heating wishes it dis j.
inctly understood that ne has not as
Bumed the duties of welded life, and is
Stlll more emphatic in his assertion
that he does not intend to. ''Moses!" |
Girls, make note II this.
Simon Wolf, the man who was SO sc.
riOusly injured on the Short-line Road
about two weeks ago, is fast recoy er. 4
ing, and is considered entirely out of
danger. The officials of the road are
paying the physlc.an's bill and all other /,
expenses.
Major John Dowligg, Of Washington
City, formerly editor of the Lexington
kentucky) Gazette, and at one time
indianapolis correspondent Of the On
clnnati Enquirer, arrived in town this
morning on visit TO his numerous
friends in this city. 4
An attempt was made at an early
hour this morning to burglarize the
residence of Mr.. Lauxman, on German
street. The thieves had broken the lock !
OF one of the doors, and were commenc-
ing on another, when MIR. i. heard them,
and the thieves fed.
The anniversary of the Newport and
Vicinity Bible. Society was held in the
First Presbyterian Church. The fol- |
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year. Presiden | Rev. L. s. Cow
don; Vice Presidents, resident pastors;
Secretary, +. A. Slime; Treasurer, Thos. |
Fagin; Executive Commlttee-D. G.
Bromback, J.J. Raipe, VIM. Lape, j. A.
Lippincott, s. Rice, IL. Worcester and
II. A. Schriyer.
DAYTON, KY.
The Social Reading Circle of the Bap-
tist Mlte Society Will meet tonight at
the residence OF MIR. Andrew Cutter.
In the Circuit Court esterday, in the