The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13
COVINGTON.

ington Stock-yard This morning. .
For the most enjoyable affair of the
season attend Father Smiths picnic to-
morrow.
The Kentucky Press Association
holds its tenth annual session lo-Iay at
Frankfort.
David Buchanan, the coal merchant,
filed his netiLion in bankruptcy. Liza
bilities, $S5057 OF; assets, ST, ,9l2SS. .
The ten-year-old son of Mr.. Fred. Roth
was run over by buggy last night, on
Madison street, and seriously injured.
Mr.. l. Droge, the purchaser OF the
Licking Rolling Mills, is making prepa-
Tations TO commence operations IN lew
uays.
Amanda Mccoy filed suit In the
Ehancery Court for divorce from John
Mccoy, alleging abandonment and cru
city.
Hon. W. 2. c. Breckenridge occupied
the attention OF the County Court this
morning in arguing the Arnold will
Ease.
w. FL. Hulhorst, mentioned in this
column on Monday, should not be mis-
taken for W. Ii. Hognhorst, who is quite
u different sort of person.
POLICE CoURT.--PhiliP MayhaiDx,
using false measures, was fined IS; Pat.
crowley, disorderly conduct, continued J.;
Mrs. Weber, same, continued; Ellen Re-
gan, drunk, $4.
Thomas Crockett, alias Bawley, has
been missing from mis- home since last
Saturday. Amy information as 10 his
whereabouts will he thankfully re-
ceived by his parents.
An alarm Of fire was sent in from Box
Nn hr hale .I,.
evening. The root of No. IS West Tenth
street caught fire from sparks from the
Chimney. Damages about$2 80.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee resolved last night to hold the First
District Convention at OId-Fellows'
Hall, and at Coopers Hall III The Sec
und District, aud to change the hour
from =. NJ. to s p. N. Saturday.
Through the mismanagement OF the
pastors of the st. Augustine Church OF
Peaselburg this church is ON the verge
Of bankruptcy. A meeting OF the
Church Committee will be held tonight
10 take some action in the matter. The
principal losers will be poor people,
who have inlrusted their money to the
care OF the Church.
CRIMINAL COURr.-The case of VIM.
Moran, charged with selling liquor to d
minor, was dismissed.
The jury in the case Of Ernst Regen-
lhall, charged with selling unsafe ll-
Illuminating oil, had not returned Yer-
lict at Il O'Clock.
NEWPORT.
To the wife of E. H. Beardsley-a
bouncing eleyen-pouud boy.
The Short Line-depot gang joined the
Murphy band to u man last night.
The funeral Of the venerable Charles
Braster Was largely attended This morn
hng.
The nuptials OF Mr.. Charles Ander-
son and Miss Josie Manning are an.
inounced.
The residence of Capt. Isaac Cough.
on YORK street, has been soIu to Capt.
James Thomas for $1,000.
George NJ. Dttoe, editor of the
Local, has gone to Frankfort to attend
The meeting of the Kentucky Press AS
soclau0n.
In the Circuit Court, in the case of A.
Westenhof against the German St.
Francis Church Of Dayton, KY, judy
lnenL Was rendered by delaulL ior ST..
100.
Now comes rumbling through the cor
rldOls Of Joseph, That MIR. Maurice
Richmond wIl oiler himself up at the
altar ny meneal, through the influence OF
Miss Anna Mallon, Of Coyington.
The Grace NJ. L. Sunday-school, of
Ibis city, have arranged to nave their
annuul picnic on Stature day, Of this week,
June III. They 20 to Parker's Grove on
the steamer Champion No. 8. SHOULD
the weather prove favorable, great
many OF our people will take Advantage
OF the occasion, and join with the chill
hren III seeking days pleasure in the
woods.
In the Circuit Court this morning the
case VI DOrsche Co., advertising
agents OF Brooklyn, n. Y, against j, Is,
Chadwick, lor SIG Tor advertising, was
decided III favor Of the plaintiffs. In the
case OF Lewis Thornton against. the Dis
trlCt ot highlands, the Court oVerruled
motion for new Trial. THIS was
case where The defendant sued for the
value OF d horse that died while in
pound.
Messrs. E. A. Mandortf and ohm Best,
Of Plttsburg, the leaders OF the Murphy
movement III this city, appear much
pleased with the success they nave met
With SO Tar in this city. They are en-.
ieayoring to-day to find a suitab Z place
Il the central part OF the city TO hold
poouaay pid1el meeting. ll9 young
men are enthusiastic in their work, ana
MIL no doubt meet with the success
iheir efforts deserve.
DAYTON. KY.
The Excelsior Dramatic Club meets
Saturday night at the house OF MI. An
drew Gutter.
The Social Reading Circle will mae
tomorrow night AT The residence OF MIR.
VIM. Tleman, Sr.
The 'goose.neck" on the railroad track
at the old Oil mill is being Strengthened
out. The whole line will have 10 be re-
paired before the dummies can run with
safety. The machines are expected by
the lst OF July.
Judge Gunnison yesterday laid his ju-
dlclal paw on three roosLers who on Sun
Qay night last made the upper end OF
Third street howl, ana who were yester- |
day arrested by Marshal Stamper. |
Their names are Jonas Meyers, Ben. |
Hunt and Philip Volz, The former is
now languishing IN the bastile tor want
OF funds 10 pay $5 and costs; the other
TWO palu up and are at liberty, The |