The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12
COVINGTON.

COVlNGTON.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe left for
Louisville to-day.
Mr., l.. Corbin, in the County Court
yesterday, was qualified as assignee Of
A. j. Clarkson.
independent Amateurs of the Coving
ton High School, 10; ChicKering picked
nine, II, OH the Star baseball grounds
yesterday.
Ernst RegenthaI, OF Lewisburg, was
arrested yesterday by Oil Inspector
McLaughlin, on a charge OF selling con.
demneu oil.
There viii be Murphy temperance
meeting at tue residence Of MIR. Bailey,
corner OF Front and Johnston streets,
Tomorrow afternoon.
We regret to announce the death of
Mrs. George Feiger, the Oldest huckster
market, who died at her residence on
Pike street, yesterday. Her remains
will be Inferred tomorrow.
Ex-Councilman Lewis Bracker has
discharged all the white hands in his
Employ at the rope-walk, and hired col
pred men from Frankfort, KY, the COL
pred men agreeing to work cent on the
pound cheaper.
POLICE COURT. - Ed. Shackelford,
drunk; Jack Arnold, drunk and disor-
perly; Pat. Connally, disorderly, and
john Gilligan, disorderly conduct, had
their cases continued until next week;
Mary Aealy, breach OF the peace, $2S.
George McNay, aged ten years, and
John Ford, aged SIX years, have been
missing from their homes since yester-
day. When last seen they were playing
pa The banks OF the Licking River ana
lhe supposltion is that they have been
drowned.
Mamie Mcdonald, daughter of Coun-
Gilman Ruben Mcdonald, mad narrow
Escape from drowning yesterday. She
was playing on u raft Of logs in the Lick
Ing RIVER at the foot of Seventh street,
hud reached over the side Of the logs for
IA floating shell. when she lost her bal
ance ana fell into the water. Mr.. Eu-
hear, and plunged into the water and
saved her from Watery grave.
NEWPORT.
James Ryan and John Davis, for a
breach OF the peace, were fined 81 and
cosLs each in the City Court this morn
lng.
Right Rev. G. W. Dudley, Assistant
Bishop Of the:Episcopal Diocese Of Ken
lucky, IL the guest OF Capt. JAS. L. Viii.
llamsOn.
The Alex. Swift arrived yesterday
from the Cumberland River with one
thousand seven hundred and twenty -tv 9
tons of pig-iron.
Mayor Berry sent communication to
the Water-Works Board advising them
10 abolish the Office OF Engineer and Su-
perintenuent oil The WaLer-works.
Ben. Taylor, aged sixteen, son OF W m.
Taylor, corner Monmouth and Front
streets, inflicted severe wound in his
leg this morning while cutting wood.
DR.. II. A. Cameron rendered the neces-
sary surgical aid.
There came near being a mutiny In
the jail this morning. the change oil
diet TO black coffee and bread without
cutter caused tue trouble. Prisoners
hurled the breakfast back at the Jailer,
and up to noon none OF the prisoners
had ealen anything to-day.
The Grand Jury found the following
judictments this morning: John Sell
man, grand larceny; Joseph Gallahel
and Others, grand larceny; Geo. Gould
and Eli Pearce, aiding an illegal lottery
Samuel Digby, carrying concealed Weap.
ons and assault, Two Indictments.
The Grand Jury made its fnal report
this morning. 1t was in session six
days, examined eighty -four witnesses
found nineteen indictments, and dis.
missed eleven charges. They recon-
mend the purchase of mattress fol
eacn cell, and lind the number Of cells
insufficient to accommod odate the prison
ers.
In the Criminal Court this morning
Dennis Mullen, stabblng with intent. tt
wound, 500, in deiault went to Jail
Thomas Black, the lad who broke into
captain Bill Airs office on the ferry
boat, last Sunday morning, and got
away with q lot OF jewelry, Ierry-tick.
els, ETC., got year In the Penltentiary
henry Coleman, petty larceny, montl
AZ jail.
The following societies of this city
Will 60 TO Cincinnati tomorrow ant
join The procession in its march to the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, on Noun
Auburn: The German Benevolent So
clety, Protes tant Orphan Society, M al
tin Lutner Lodge, A. z. A. Mr.. Henry
Weidner viii act as Grand Marshal anC
George kaulmann Assistant Crane
Marshal
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case for false
swearing OF j. B. Chadwick was CON
unued, and he was admitted to bail, hlt
boud being fixed az $500.
Archie Campbell, lor receiving stoler
goods, was sentenced to one month.
A motion for a now trial was made in
the case Of Nuttle and others.
WIN. Banman was admitted to the
practice of the law.
OF course the community was sur
prised at the Indictment found by the
Grand Jury against Mr. Chadwick, but
no one knowing Mr. U. supposes Tor 9
moment that the grave charge can be
substanllaled when all the facts in the
case are produced. Mr.. Chadwick bears
al honorable reputation and states un
equyOcallY that he has done no false
swearing, nor would he ever have beer
accused OF doing 80 except Tor the per
sonal maIevolence oil parties interested
IN tAe prosecution.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The races begun tu-day al 3 o'clock.
The track was never in better condi
tion.
MIR. Vartner johnson has returned
home.
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