The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-20
COVINGTON.
Court this morning.

County.
Forty car loads OF stock on the X. G.
X. &. this morning.
Sam. Cole, colored man, was sun
struck yesterday on Russell street.
One thousand car loads OF lumber
have been shipped IRON Frankfort since
the lst OF last January.
The venerable DR.. ]. W. Bright and
lady, of Lexington, KY, are visiting the
family OF Rev. DR.. s. s. Savage.
The Merry Three have issued Invita-
tions TO. their first moonlight hop at
Huenehake's Garden tomorrow nignt.
j. II. and L. p. Thompson, of Midway,
Woodford County, filed their petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities $2l ,0S1 %; asset
1882 7o.
The papers that were objected to by
the defendants in the Hawes case were
decided valid this morning by Judge
jackson.
Bishop Wyman, a gentleman OF color,
is attracting fine audiences in the upper
portion OF the State. lie is said to be a
man OF considerable ability.
The Murphy meeting last night at
Odd-tell0ws' Hail was we'll attended.
A mass meeting will be held tonight in
the interest Of temperance.
Father Smith, that polite and efficient
gentleman, iS SO much elated over his
picnic that he contemplates another
during the month of August.
A young lady named Miss Niles was
overcome by the intense heat at the odd
1elloWs' picnic. she was carried 10 her
residence in q critical condition.
Mrs. Artie Ashbrook and her son, Mr..
Felix, aud her daughter, OF Cyntnlana,
INT fl,n ,if a
OF Mrs. Henson, OIL East Sixth street.
There is some talk among the present
Democratic nominees for the Senate and
House of Representatives OF intr0duc.
ing an act To allow none but lawyers to
hold offices.
The closing exercises of the pupils of
La Saletta Academy last night was a
success in every manner. The pupils
nll took their respective parts well,
which reflects considerable credit upo n
their teachers.
Two young men named John McGill
and William Byrnes had narrow es-
cape from drowning last Monday while
attempting to cross the Ohio River at
Parkei's Grove In skif during the
heayy wind storm.
The jury In the case of Ochsner, who
was shot and killed last night. returned
Ryerdict Of death by gun-shot wounds
from the hands OF persons unknown to
The jury, while resisting officers in the
uiscnarYe OF their duties"
The Hawes trial was begun yesterday
A jury was selected, after which the de.
tense demurred to the indictment. De.
murrer overruied and an exception
taken. An arraignment was waived.
Hon. w. Il. Arthur concluded for the
Aefense.
James W. Bryan, that pretended
friend Of the Democratic party, is doing
his level best against DR.. Averdick, the
regular Democratic nominee Tor Coroner
Perhaps the reliable Democrats Of this
city will remember this when that LORD
announces himself a candidate tor City
attorney.
The old reliable Colonel James Thomp-
son, Esq, was conducted to Castle Con
nelly this morning by Policeman Bolan,
for failing to comply with a summons
He was turned loose in the hall, but his
(ab0mlnable threats Of violence towards
the Jailer caused him to be put where
lo sunshine OF happiness is seen.
NEWPORT.
Not case in the City Court.
Rev. Il. Schulz has gone to Marietta
jOnlo.
Judge J. r. Hallam left last night fol
LoulsYille.
A number Of the young lassies Of this
burg have donned the Murphy badge.
Cbarles NJ. Stanley and Margaret A
Smith secured u marriage license this
morning.
The Office of the street-car stables was
broken into by thieves night before last
and robbed OIL $S.
Lorenzo Emmerson will be released
on Friday, after serving fourteen months
i'll Jail, lor resisting officers.
In the County Court the will of Henry
Scharstein, the suicide, was prObateu
and his widow qualified as executriX.
Joe Ashbaugh was taken in this morn
ing a total WreCk-drunk clean through
Marshal Lock picked him up while All
colors We're iylng to the breeze.
Henry SchulLhies, who was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by
mis- vile, charging him VILE drunken
ness aud abusing his family, was re
leased This morning by his betIer-hal
paying the tine and costs.
Mr.. John B. Waggoner while trying to
remove mortislng machine from d
wagon, slipped anu was struck by the
hdCuluc. his eur was B pllt anu uG IG'
celved additional injuries.
Sis. Tone, colored damsel, was
hauled up before Squire Henry Bu
chanan tnis morning az the instance o
Ellen Howard, Who cnarged Sis. with
calling her all Sorts OF hard names. The
ESQUIRE, seeing clear case against Mis-,
stone, Toned her down to the tune o
~ and COSTS, IN default OF which she
Will spend few days at Schwartz
high-toned establishment.
The Murphy meeting at Grace NJ. E
Church last evening, was largely al
tended, and upwards of one hundred
signed the pledge. A more permanen
organIZatlon was perfected by the elec
tion OF Rev. K. h. Graves, as Pesident;
w. W. Scarlet, Vice President; Prof.. j
NcGInnis, secretary; and j. X. Stone
TREASURE aud number OF ladies ant
gentlemen as an Executive Committee
The following is the line OF march o
!he Van Voast Guards before leaving
lor the picnic tomorrow: South from
Lheir armory TO Madison street, east OF
AaIiGnn La 6uuth an nj on