The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
COVINGTON.


The Boys ball in Peaselburg tonight.
Three cases in the Police Court this
morning.
~ Mr.. G. w. Thompson and son are home
from New Orleans.
John Wagner has fresh arrival at
his house. II Is boy.
Taylor, the absconding whisky man of
Frankfort, is rusticating in Canada.
Miss Hanna Cremens and Miss Lizzie
Robinson are visiting friends in LIE K
ton.
A Providence lawyer has sued the
Sheriff of Webster County tor ialse I'm
prisonmeut.
Mrs. Carr, who died yesterday even
ing from black smallpox, was buried
this morning.
The Bank of Louisville has purchased
the lands vi the Nelson u Belmont Fur
mace Company fvrS21 0JO.
The Boys bail at Thomas Hall to-
might, and the Merry Five next Tues
day nj . ht, at the same place.
Judge William l.. jackson, of the
Louisville ircuit Court, diued yester-
day al the Q Ieen City CLUBHOUSE.
Eddie Scnlebbe, who resides on Scott
street near Thirteenth, was shot IN the
left hand Monday, while playing with a
pistol.
Col. Robert Crittenden has been for
warded his commission as United States
Marshal, and Will enter upon his duties
ON the 1st oil July, at which time Col.
Weden Oneal resigns.
This morning the horse of Mr.. Bonn
garten was hlLched too tight TO the
shafts OF the wagon, in Eleyenth-stree ct
Market, causing the horse TO back the
wagon, the wheels Of wnlch passed over
the leg OF little girl and broAe 1t.
Gov Carlisle closed his argument for
the defense in The case OF Smith N.
Halves. Judge Cleary will make his
closing argument for the defense this
afternoon, and the case will be gwen to
the jury. The testimony against Hawes
IN lnis case is more positive, and he will
no doubt be convicted.
At regular meeting, held at Fecht.
er's Hall, Ieutonta Lodge, No. 81, A. o.
u. W., elected the following officers: + .
rM. W., John Brachle; Nj. W., Joseph
Weber; &. f., E. W. Schultz; OYerseer,
R. Freuericks; Recorder, ". Ii. WirLh;
sHlnancler, O.to Lots; treasurer, VIM
Goebel; L. Watchman, Wm. Ficke; ..
Walchman, DR.. Fran. kr4unam-
burgh; Trustees, q. Mailman and H..
leucAG.
NEWPORT.
Messrs. Ganter and Danes, the dairy
men, presented to the Directors OF tue
Catholic Orphan Asylum one Of their
cholce milch COWS.
CITY CoURT.-John Keivitt, breach of
the peace, costs; John Drier, same, con-
1inued; A. Richthammer, drunk and DIS
Oruerly, dismissed.
An entertainment will be given at
Ouu-fellows' Hall ON Monday evening,
the object being to raise FUNDS to detray
o. The expenses OF the Murphy movement.
A force OF policemen are guarding the
east end of Front street to prevent the
Newport u Dayton Street Railroad
Company from laying down tracks on
that street for their dummies.
Philip Gannen, q German farmer, who
lives about ten miles from Newport, on
the Alexandra Pike, attempted suicide
by jumping of the ferry float, about 7
O'Clock last evening, into the river. He
- was promptly hauled out. He spent
the night in the Station -house.
The young men belonging tothe Church
Df the Immaculate Conception have or.
ganlzed sodality. The following are
tue officers. Peter Guilfoyle, Prerect;
Bernard DOlan, Secretary; z. Quinn,
Treasurer T. Ryan, Librarian; Rev.
Father Bent, Director.
The street railroad war is waxing
warm. a special meeting OF the City
council is called for this afternoon at A
O'clock ior the purpose OF taking action
in the matter. The Sergeant-at-Arms
received orders at IL O'Clock to proceed
TO Cincinnati and other places where
the members may be found, and notify
Them oil the fact.
Chris. Wiegler, who resides on Wash
ington avenue, near Harris street, was
arrested This morning on complaint OF a
number Of citizens residing in the same
neignborhood, who claim that Wiegler
allows standing nuisance on mis-
premises i'll the shape OF u hog pen. The
case came up before Judge Geisler this
morning, when number of witnesses
were examined and the case continued
10r further hearing.
LEXINGTON. KY
Hemp, $6.
Colonel r. W. Woolley is in the city.
Tough beef! tough beell tough beef!
Mr.. q. d. Hoffman,, of Salt Lake City,
is stopping AT the Ashland House.
Nicholasvllle has drummer boy only
ten years old.
Moses N. Webster wants to be Rep
resentatiye 10 the Legislature. Next.
New wheat is selling here at 81 per
bushel. Flour still sells at $l2 per bar
rel, and not very good at that.
A white woman near DanyiIle, last
week, gave birth to four boys, the light
est weighing eight and a halt pounds.
A young Japanese is stopping with
Regent Bowman, with a view of at
tending school at the University next
winter.
Col. z. all has gone to Cincinnati. The
Colonel has too much idle time, and the
pension office, we think, can get along
Withouv him.
Quite a crowd OF strangers are here
attending the great sale OF thorough
breds which began at Alexander's stock
farm yesterday.
HAMILTON.
Judge Hume is holding Court at vii.
mington.
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