The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
COVINGTON.

A valuable horse belonging TO Joseph
Collins died this morning.
We regret to chronicle the death of
the youngest child oil Mr.. E. j. Hickey.
John W elsh received severe cut in
his head al the picnic in Peaselburg
yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. j. II. Sieinreide
yesterday was the largest attended tu-
neral ever in Coyington.
The Phillips homestead has again been
burglarized. This time the chandeliers
ana lead pipes are missing.
Clements Voss sent a pistol ball
through his right hand yesterday by the
accidental discharge OF u pistol.
Andy Raum was badly burned on the
face yesterday by the explosion OF some
powder which he was lighting"
The usual amount of knocking down,
dragging out, chewing UP, splitting out,
and swimming in blood took place at
Peaselburg.
MIR. Thomas, proprietor OF beer gar
den in PeaselDurg, was cut in the head
and lace in a irigutiul manner yesterday
by party of roughs.
The Murphy meetings did not seem
to have much effect on the beer drinkers
yesterday, but jim Booker says he will
march up fifty OF the buns Tonight.
An inquest was held on the remains
of the child that was found at the loot
OF Thirteenth street, in Licking River,
ind returned verdict OF death from
causes unknown.
VIM. Ii. Graves, of Fleming County,
filed his petition in bankruptcy this
morning. LiabllIt .es, 81, 3O2; assets, ST.
163 Exemptions 70 nearly the luA
amount are claimed.
The Murphy meeting at Odd-fellows'
Hall yesterday afternoon was addressed
by Messrs. Creighton, Foster. Horner,
Martin, WestWoOd, Boellny err Jenner,
Williams aad Ludlow.
MAYORS MATINEE.-Mrs. Sullivan
and Mrs.. Padger, dlsorderly conduct,
ID each; j. ii. Budke, drunk, sent home
10 sleep; Charles Nevil, breach of the
peace, continued; May Cunningham.
drunk, dismissed; Charles johnson
carrying concealed weapons, continued
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS YEsTER-
DAY.-The Fourth was celebrated here
yesterday with the usual patriotism
The following are some OF the accidents:
w. D. Feuss, baker, whose shop is at
the corner Of Main and Filth streets,
was fooling with a pistol, when it eX-
ploded, the ball striking Gus. Weaver,
the real estate agent, in the head, just
above and back of the ear. The bullet
was flattened ana plowed its way under
the skin. DR.. Henderson cut out the
ball. -AE
A son of Jake Lehman shot at col
ored lad and hit him, the wad taking the
boy under the chin.
James Lindsay got into a fight with
some other boys and was struck on the
head with loaded pistol. The weapon
went off, and Lindsay's left ear was
blown away and his head filled with
powder.
John Kelley, boy living near Hem
ingray's glass house, had the TWO first
fingers oil his lett hand destroyed by the
discharge oil pistol.
Arthur Pierce, whose parents live on
the corner Of Philadelphia and Third
stree S, had his right foot, cut badly by
the explosion OF cannon cracker yes
terday noon.
A little girl named Elizabeth R ce had
her face and eyes scorched by the ex-
ploson of pile OF lopse powder.
Some boys put lot OF crackers and
loose powder under a shauty occupied
bya negro family on an alley between
Sixth and Seventh, Main and Bakewell
streets, and blew up the floor, setting
extinguished without the aid OF the de-
partment.
boy named Kirk had his lett cheek
cut open by the explosion OF brass KEY
he was loading and firing off.
William E4ikennelu, lad of eleven
years, while standing near Besps
brewery was, struck by pistol bail un-
der the lett eye. Dr.. Blau took out the
bullet.
NEWPORT.
Prof Edward Leon gave two tight
rope performances on York street be-
tween Red Mems Hall and the Post.
U1ice yesterday.
Inc case OF the Commonwealth against
A. 5. Berry and others for obstruct.ng
the Dayton u Newport Street Railroad
Company from the use of their track
was called before Squire Charles Bu-
chanan this morning, when the case was
by consent Of both parties transferred
TO W. j. Berry, Judge OF the County
Court, and the case seL for Monday NOR
ming next at 8 O'Clock.
CITY COURr.-Andy Moran and Aloy-
Bius Gasuori, the two lads arrested GU
tuesday Tor tapping the till of John
Vespers bakery, were held over in the
sum OF 500 to the next term o the Grim
luaA SOuLe W bNeI Lue Oh RTauu
larceny. Mrs. SchultAies, dlsorderly
conduct, costs; John K1ger and Frank
Lodwig, disorderly conduct, So and
costs; Charles Espy, fast driving, 81 and
sosts.
YESTERDAYS ACCIDENTs.-A little
tw0-year Old glrI named Heineman was
burned from Toe to head by the eXplo-
sion OF can OF powder, next to whicn
she had been sitting. DE-. Sorg and Two
CINCINNATI physicians were called. The
accident occurred i'll front Of the Girls
HQme on Central avenue near Tlbbatts.
sam. Hunter, oolored lad, shot Oft his
left tuump WhlIe dischargiug pistol.
Norah Ryan, seven years old, who
lives on Front street near Washington n
avenue, was shot in the calf Of her lei q
by u pistol ball, fired by little boy.
: DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-Shortly be-
fore IL O'c.ook this morning while "a
crowd ot boys were shooting Oft q can.
non, on Columbia street, near Madison,
one of the number threw lighted
shooting cracker to q saucer filled
with powder. The result Was an i'm.
mediate explosion, scattering the burn.
ing powder and horribly burning the fol.
loving lads: Eddie Wentzel, aged eight
years. burned about The lace, hands and
orms. Edward parkar aoad iwalva