The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
COVINGTON.
Strawberries in market.

street this morning.
MIR. John Sommers, Jr., has been ap.
pointed clerk al Lne Central Hotel.
The Independence bus has changed
hands tour times i'll the past two weeks.
Seventeen cars of stock arrived on the
Kentucky Central Railroad this ,morn-
ing.
Mrs. Daniel Gottnardt has LETT for a
friends in Ireland.
Miss Julia EehoR and Miss Lucy
Thelsing leave on visit TO the Eastern
cities next week.
The regular May term of the United
States Court couvenes next TUESDAY in
this city, Judge Blanu Ballard presid-
lng.
POLICE CoURT.-Henry Henkamp.
drunk, "a; Billy scout, disorderly, "a;
John Alien, breach oil the peace and dis
orderly conduct, SAL.
Mr.. G. Merrell, of Rockdale, KY. and
Miss Mamie Anderson, oil this city,
were united in marriage this morning
by Rev. p. b. Wiles.
Mr.. N. 2. Douglass, a prominent
wholesale merchant OF this city, died
yesterday at his residence at No. 40
West Eleventh street.
There will be a grand concert and ten
pin prize rolling at the Highland Pike
Hall tomorrow ior the benefit Of the St.
Augustine Church, OF Peaseiburg.
Captain Thomas j. Henry, member
of the last Legislature IRON Morgan
county, and an Ex-Conlederate soldier,
has been appolhIed TO clerkship in
Washington.
H. Two cars, containing one hundred and
twenty-five hogs, arrived on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad yesterday, and
on opening the cars lorty-tWo OF them
were lound tO be dead.
The Kenton Chancery Court will meet
in special term on Friday, the 18Th, to
hear the motion to dissolve the iniunc-
tion whicn Ben. Schott, OF Cincinnati,
procured TO prevent the authorities from
interfering with baseball on the Lud-
dow grounus.
The Sheriff of Pendleton County
testified Lnat the Committee of Safety :,
who examined his books and found him
TO be delinquent, knew nothing about
them, as he nad private marks on them
thai tn dld. mot understandable was u
good excuse ON his part 10 prVcrastinate
an order 10 make up his Deficiencies.
Marshal BOlan arrested a maniac
woman from Ilttin, Oaio, this morning,
named Mrs. Conners, and lodged her III
Jail. She has been afflicted for several
Years, ,and on The advice other ply sIcian
cnanye OF climate was ordered and she
brought to this city and tor some time
past II was thought by her friends that
she was imp owing, but in the past few
days she has been wandering around
the city telling all sorls OF stores, and
l,nr lrIn Ia 3 lpi tn h,tya
Aer put i'll SAFE Aeeping.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. George Robson has gone to Vance
burg, Lewis County.
The Barbour Brothers, Minstrels
drew fine house last night.
The big sale .of lots in the southern
part OF the city attracted large crowd
Today.
Mr.. James Lacy, who has been CON
lined to HIS bed for several weeks from
severe illness, Is able 10 be about again.
In the Criminal Court this morning
The following cases were tried: Charles
BoIand, rape, $25 and costs; f. Lizer-
Ing. selling liquor to minors, $50 and
Eosts.
The Grand Jury this morning brought
glary and grand larceny; colored
man named Coleman, peLit larceny, in
stealing lot OF chickens.
The alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon
was on account OF fire in the residence
of Constable jackson, on Columbia
street, near Mayo. A lot OF wearing
apparel and some bedding was burned.
Tue hre originated from delectiye
due.
CITY CoURT.-In the case Of Jim
Ryan, John DAVIS ana Dan. Cleary, on
the cuarKe OF breach of The peace, the
Jury iailed to agree ana were s.
DhaI geu aud the case continued till Fri-
day. Dan. Cleary, one Of the above par
tIes, concluded 10 leave his case with
the Judge, and HIS Honor lined nim So
and oosts.
The love and larceny case of Mr..
Joyce and his fair young bride is by no
meaus at an end, judging from
what trunsplred this morning.
Mr.. Andrews, father Of the
bride, appeared before Squire
U. Z. Buchanan this morning on peace
warrant sworn out by the parents OF the
Eamin. Alter the squire heard the evi.
1eHoe OF several Witnesses he required
Mr.. Andrews to give bonds in the
sum OF $l00 to keep tue
peace. At this tlncture MIR. Andrews
wanted TO introduce evidence that Joy ce
peljured himself III swearing to the age
Of the blide, but The Squire refused W
near H. on the grounds that it was not
within his jurisdiction, as 1t happened
IN OHIO. joyce then wanted to bring a
charge OF assault against Mrs. Andrews
This also The squire refused to hear, as
" had nothing " do In tue present case.
This LATER case was taken before Squire
BUdkins, VINO was still hearing lesLi-
mouy wnen our reporter left.
HAMILTON.
A petition is in circulation asking the
Gas Company 10 reduce the price Of gas
10 ~ 80.
A post mortem examination was yes
terday made on the body OF Mrs. j. r.
Brown, who died Monday evening.
Miss Hattie Dunlevy, who has been
visiting friends In this city for the past
week, will return to Lebanon to-Iay.
A dispatchlrom Wilmington, Ohio, the
home of Judge D0ane, states that the
Judge ls rapidly convalescing, and has
not been sent to the Asylum as was re-
ported.
In the Probate Court yesterday the