The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11
COVINGTON.

Nine hundred and eighty prisoners in
the Frankfort PenitentlaTy.
The internal revenue collection for
the past week amounted to $84 9S6 II.
The mailbag stolen at Elizabeth, KY,
last week contained six hundred letters.
$1,800 was donated yesterday to the
Turner Society OF the new Turner build
ing.
Don't forget the Odd-fellows' picnic
tto-moTrow, and Father Smiths, Thurs
day.
VIM. ABBOTT and John Butler have
been appointed special police at Greers
Hall.
The bonded debt of Hardin County is
$26S, 800. The county owns $35o, 900 worth
OF railroad stock.
Rev. L. F. Senour will officiate at the
First Presbyterian Church III The alb
sence OF Rev. j. NJ. Worrall.
The sale OF liquor is illegal in every
vsting precinct III Boyle County. The
temperance troops are fighting nobly.
! Mr. John Sumdick and Miss Annie
Buhr have Issued cards for their we'd
ding, whicA will take place next Tues
day.
:. E. S. Hickey and A. Deginger, our two
! popular merchants, lett this morning on
u business trip through the interior OF
the State.
MI. Frank Mulitor and Miss Julia
Hess will be united n marriage to-mOr-
row evening aG $5 O'CLOCK at ST. Mary's
cathedral.
Our Boys 30, Clippers IL; Glldes 80,
Picked Nine 2; Sweet By-and-Byes 70,
Our Boys 15-are the results OF yester-
days games OF baseball.
POLICE CoURT.-John Currun, Chas.
Henry, Jake Ahel and Jas. Dunn paid
80 each tor disorderly conduct; John
Donnelly, drunk. $4; Adam Meyers and
wright Richards, driving stock on SUM-
day, $5.
Ex-Constable Harry Rife, while at
tending the laying of the corner stone Of
the new Turner Hall yesterday, tainted
and was carried TO his residence, and
with tAe use OF proper restoraLiVes soon
recovered.
The residence of Mr.. J. Deiss, 819
willard street, was hurglarized Satur-
nay night. The burglars entered by
opening the sash of a Kitchen window,
and carried of all they could lay their
hands on.
Kentucky Central, while passing
through the first tunnel yesterday morn
lug, ran over and killed a, horse. About
Dne hundred feet OF the rails and ties
were torn up.
CRIMINAL COURT. - This morning. a
motion was made for new trial in the
case of Michael Riley, charged with
house-b breaking; under consideration.
in the case OF II. ii. Samuels, Tor assault
with intent to kill and carrying con.
Cealed deadly weapons, the jury re-
turned verdict OF $l25 and costs and
ten days imprisonment.
3, Mr.. w. I'll. Hulhorst is man who is
possessed OF a vast amount OF that mod
Iern article known as cheek. He walked
in the saloon of Il. Arlinghaus, on the
corner of Seventh of Main streets, and
said he wasjust making trade with
man and was about So short, and pre-
sented a watch to him worth in the
neighborhood of 40 cents, asked an
advance of 50 on it, which he obtained,
lett the city, and has not been seen
since.
{" The laying Of the cornerstone of the
new Turner Hall took place yesterday.
About four thousand persons were pres
ent. The Turner Cadets and Junior
Turner's, OF Cincinnati, the Arbeiter
Verein, of COvingt0n, the Harugaris,
DruIds, American Protestant Associa-
lion, Knights OF Pythias, Independent
Red Men, Newport Turner's and Junior
Turner's and Covington Turner's and Ju-
NOR Turner's comprised the procession,
which numbered little more than four
Charles Uirich, President OF the So
nia
Mayor Moore, OF Cincinnati.
: The Grand Jury on Saturday brought
i'm the following additional indictments:
John Harrington, assault and battery
Andy BogenshutZ and Charles Keen, en-
Frank Meyers, john Kuhn, JAS, Barnes,
Louis Cutler, James Harris, John Nc
Llure, VIM. Meade, James Musser, John
Watcher, VIM. Collins, VIM. NJ Musser and
VIM. Bogensuutz, for being voluntarily
present at a pitched battle,
The Commissioners of the Jury Fund
was ordered to pay of the Grand Jurors
at the rate Of 81 90 eacn per diem Tor six
days. The cases Of John Mackey,
charged with bigamy, and j. NJ. Hughes,
obtaining money under false pretenses,
were dismissed.
NEWPORT.
Not case before Judge Geisler this
mornings.
The Alphonso Dramatic Club of Cow
ington will shortly give an entertain
ment at Red Mems Hall.
The Gems, of Covington, defeated the
Rileys yesterday at Taylor's Bottoms,
by a one sided score oil Y TO 13.
The Murphy movement was inaugural
ed here last Saturday evening. Two
men, Jordon Noe and Michael Reid,
signed the pledge.
The Board of Education meets this
evening 70 appoint the superintendent,
principals and teachers Of the public
schools for.the ensuing year.
Circuit Court convened at the usual
hour this morning, but shortly alter ad-
journed to O'Clock, when Judge Boyd
is expected from Cynthiana.
Alice Dougherty, aged eleven years,
fell down Hight Of stairs at her faith
er's residence on Cabot street, SaUur-
day night, and fractured her jawbone.
The st. Boniface Orphan Society cell
ebrated their anniversary yesterday by
agrand procession, i'll which four large
wagons containing the orphans from
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