The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-10
COVINGTON.


tral Railroad.
Thomas II, Kennedy and Patrick Tai
Ion are the new bondsmen for Gilligan.
A little son of Mr.. Weishrous, a resi-
dent OF Peaselburg. broke his rlSAt arm
yesterday by falling out oil tree.
The funeral of Mrs. Schroeder took
Mace from the st. Joseph Church this
morning. Deceased leaves three chill
dren IN a helpless condition TO mourn
her loss.
The grocery OF F. G. Mansfield, corner
of Fourth and Russell streets, was en-
tered by burg ars on Saturday night ana
robbed OF six boxes OF cigars ana ABOUT
Sl5 i'll money.
An unsuccessful attempt to escape
was made by the two AnderDuses last
night, whu are confined in the Falmouth
jail on the charge Of roDblng the store
of Mr. Dance, at Callensyille.
Phil. Watson, the wife murderer, was
arralxned before Mayor Alhey thls
morning Tor preliminary examination,
and not having any attorney the exam
mation was postponed until to-moEro"
morning at O'clock.
The wife murderer, Philip Watson,
was captured Saturday night by MT. lh-
graham at the fourth toll-gate on the
Iexln. ton Pike, near Walton. He was
taken 10 Covinglon by Marshal Bolah
and Deputy Marshal GOodson ana locked
up. AL day yesterday the Courthouse
ward and its surroundings were VISITED
by crowds of indignant culored cilzens.
POLICE CoURT-Disorderly Conduct:
John Maynes, Samuel Mcneil, $lo each;
Henry spradlin, vs.; Edward Patterson,
rs. Robert Gordeu, Vagrancy, to give
bond tor 500 for months or go to jall
for 70 days; John Kaln, Dreacn OF Lne
peace, S28; Geo. Washington, larceny,
IS and 80 days in the Work-house; Bar
ney Donnelly, drunk, $4; Mary Tnomp-
son, same, costs.
NEWPORT.
The new music stand is being puttied
ana painted up this morning.
Young Green's trial is set for tenor
row morning in the Criminal Court.
Marshal Stamper, OF Dayton, was in
town Lhls morning with a full coat OF
war paint on.
Rev. .Chas. j. Clausen, of Grace 2. E..
Church, preached yesterday evening at
ST, Paufs Church.
The marriage of Mr.. Hub. Tenant and
Miss Ella Vandenburg will take place
this evening at the Baptist Church.
VIM. Frer conducted himself in such
disurderly manner yesterday that the
police were obiged to lock him up. Tnls
morning Judge Gelsler fined him $l5 and
Gusts.
Margaret Mooney filed suit in the
sum OF 500, before Squire BodkIns, thls
morning, against Samuel Cunningham,
for defamation Of character. The case
will be tried this afternoon.
Burglars yesterday morning entered
the premises Of Mr.. Chas. Gatchell, No
10 Lewis street, and stole a p cket-bOUk
containing So, which belonged to MI
GutchelPs mother. They next visited
the apartment OF Mr.. Gatcheil, and oD'
tanned SIT in money.
Two horses belonging to George Ber-
ry, the York-street oyster dealer, were
picked up on Monmouth street, las
ngit, and put in MtchelPs stable. They
slIayed from the stable during the
nlgnl, and George was considerably
alarmed until he learned OF their where.
ab0uts.
The Grand Jury found the following
indictments this morning: Lewis
Meyers, selling liquor to minors, twc
indictments; Fred. and Lewis Blehl, as
sau.t and battery; Sarah McLaughlIl
ana wa, sentenced TO one year i'll tn'
PenlLentlAry.
HAMILTON.
Thomas Milllkin, Esq, returned home
Saturday nIghL from trip North.
A marriage license was issued on Sat
urday to George ). Yostand Miss Llzzlt
Emeriok.
David Yeakle was on Saturday ap
pointed administrator, with Will an
nexed, of Abraham Werner, deceased.
The United Presbyterian Church will
hold d congre egati0nal meeting tnis al
ternoon for the purpose OF calling
pastor.
A large meeting of the Workingmel
was held Saturday in The Courteous
Park, which was addressed by Mr.. l.. A
Hine, OF Loveland.
The marriage OF Joseph B. Fische
and Mlss Helena Kieler will take plac
TUESDAY morning, The 18th inst, at
O'clock at st. Stephens Church.
There were no services at the NJ. Z
Church yesterday, owing to the absenc
of the pastor, Rev. Dart, who is III u
tendance on Conference at Xenia.
A number of the Democracy go to th
DIX HGGJluk az w
TAe speakers on the occasion will b
Hon, Jonn McMahon, Colonel James 4
Neal, ana others.
The Ladies' Book Club met Saturday
anu organized Tor the ensuing year b
electing Miss Emma Paddack, Pres
dent; Mss Mary Mckinney, Vice Pres
dent, and Miss Sue Mllikin, Secretary
The County Board of Agriculture me
Satu day and decided to Dulld som
forty or more new cow stables; also
erect two rooms south OF the main fiori
hall, to be used as check rooms,
which parties can leave extra wrap
baskets, whips, etc. This is som thin
much needed, and will be highly appr
ciated by the majority of persons a
tending the tair.
BELLEVUE, KY.
A small audience attended the Mu
ply meeting last evening, owing to IL
threatening weather. The meeting WI
addressed by MIR. Will Spencer and Al
Taylor Wells at some length. A Ie
signatures were obtained. Meeting {
Thursday evening.
A grand concert will be given on Sa
urday evening ior the beneht OF the Sa
bath-school Library by the Mite Soclet
aA,iEtel Dy the Quintet Club of Cinoi