The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
CONVICTION.

horn, b eacn of the peace, 80; +. Kascel-
man, same, 81 and costs.
c. 8. Miginity, of Butler Station, filed
his petition in bankruptcy this morning.
Liabilities 81, 2O6; assets nothing.
Henry Wolf was fined So and costs,
yesterday, by Esquire Tebbs, for shoot
Ing on the grounus of W. z. Devou.
VIM. GoBle, an old and well-respected
citizen, died this morning at his resi-
dence, corner OF Sixth and Washing gton
streets.
Mrs. Margaret Bending brought suit
for divorce from Charles Bending, yes
terday, on the plea that he was u con-
victed felon.
One OF the front windows Of the Post
Office was broken last night, and small
amount Of stationery taken from the
news stand.
The residence of Mr.. Freelove, on
Garrard street, was entered By burglars
Monday morning, but nothing OF any
consequence was taken.
A meeting of the Covington Light
Guards will be held Tonight TO al0pt
suitable resolutions on The death OF their
late c0mrade, Mir. Joseph X. Linn.
Mr.. James Miller and Miss Lizzie
Woods, daughter of Thos. Woods Will oe
united in marriage tomorrow evening
ut the residence ol Rev.J. l.. Allbritton.
Yesterday W. A. Thompson brought
suit against the Winchester Bauk,
Messrs. d. q. Collins, Charles T. inton
and p. j. Bolan in the kenLon Circuit,
TOR his illegal arrest. He wants $4,000
damages.
j, P. McClanahan, OF Pendleton
County, was held in the sum of $1,000,
b,tl hnp nipcI rot.
TO appear at the next term Of the United
States Court, on the charge OF passing
counterfeit coin.
W. N. and b. f. Thompson, arrested
by order OF the Clark County Circnlt
Court, filed their petition in bankruptcy,
yesterday, before Squire Il chardson.
The motion TO vaoate the orders OF al
rest was Withdrawn, and the Sheriff Was
directed to release the prisoners.
The examining trial of Joe Williams
ana John Peak this morning, for the
robbery OF the residence of Mr.. Cum
ing on Sunday morning, ted in
their being held over tor their appear
ance before The next term of the Crim- |
inal Court, their bail being fixed at $1,000
each. la DEFAULT they were committed.
NEWPORT.
The Odd-ielows' library contains
three thousand volumes.
Colonel Dayton's Anchor Iron-works 8 |
will resume work to-day.
The Pioneer Association will meet |
this evening in Red Mems Hall.
The celebrated hog case of Mrs. Con-
molly against Mrs. Hagans is in pre-
gress. |
Henry S. Thomas and Anna MetcaIfe |
pPnntp1 q mnrrlnpa linpnSl this |
morning.
The receipts at the Orphans enter |
tainment last Sunday amounted TO $505;
net $309 90.
In the case of Maxey against the City |
of Dayton a verdict was rendered Tor |
the defendant.
The Maple Leaf Dancing Association
will give ball Thursday evening at
Eclipse Hall.
Joseph Barton was arrested yester-
day on warrant charging him with an
assault on lady. lie will have hear
ing tomorrow.
Sargent Campbell, Of the Barracks, in-
formed US this morning that Commits
sionary Sergeant has been ordered to
this post from the South.
The six parties arrested on the charge
OF harborlng dogs without paying
license were released this MOI ming
on taking out the necessary documents
and paying the costs.
The case of the Provision Mart Asso.
citation against George Klein is under
way. During the hearing Of the case
Klein called Betz a liar, and was fined
S5 for contempt OF Court.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Newport Pro-
- ia r. ptnfi i,x, 4
Kline, for subscription to the capit al
stock amounting to $4O0, was decided in
favor Of tue Association.
Robert Rlnsom, who was charged
with being loo familiar with Mrs. Annie
shearer, was honorably discharged In
Squire G. Z. Buchanan's Court this
morning.
Articles of incorporation of the Mitch
ell Transportation Company were file
yesterday. Messrs. JoAn A. William
son, Frank Stelne, Daniel Moore and NJ,
V. Daley are the incorporators. Capital
stock $4,000.
r publican primary meetings will be
held tomorrow night in the Third Ward
at Etscners Hall, on Monmouth street,
and IN the Fourth at FeiLh's, corner of
Brighton aud Elm streets; in the Fifth
at 1urner Hall this evening.
To the Editor of the Star:
Ihs Republican Executive Committee
are rapidly running the party TO the
ground. They have dictated to the peo-
pie whom Lneir nominees shall be, and it
Is quite plain that in some wards they
have made nominations Tor the sole pur-l
pose Of elecling the Democratic ticket.
There must be something rotten with a
Republican Executive Committee when
il makes Republican. nominations with
the simple object Of electng the Demo-
cratic ticket. Such is plainly the case
in the Fourth and Sixth Wards. Re-
publicans will please note this fact and
act accordingly. REPUBLICAN,.
LEXINGTON. ky.
The election OF officers of the Home of
the Frlendiess took place yesterday.
MIR. e. w. Burdsal, the weIl-known
drug man, is stopping at the Phoenix.
Prof. Pinguely will give u grand ball
at the Opera-house, in Vers allies, Tues
day night.
Married, at Elkdale, Atchison County,
Mo-, September 5, Edward }. Kellogg to
Miss Caroline ID. Bond.
The Cincinnati Southern Railway
Company are selling tlckets to Ludlow