The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-09
COvINGTON.

TO Nicholasville, KY.
The internal revenue collections for
the past week were S120, ,Sl9 SO.
York Webb was fined 50 and ecost this
morning by Squire Francis for breach
OF the peace.
The contract for the erection OF the
new Turner Hall has been awarded to
VIM. Graeye, at 1000.
A warrant was issued this morning by
Esquire Duyenick for Barney Dickman
tor a breach of the peace.
The people Of Allen and Adair Coun-
ties, Kentucky, are wild over several
people striking oil on their farms, and
land has increased $40 per acre since.
The citizens Of the Ninth Ward will
hold meeting to night on the corner of
Twelfth and Main streets, 10 consider the
advisabillty of extending Main street.
POLICE CoURT.-Willlam Kline, loiter-
ing, dismissed; Thomas GarVin for a
breach OF the peace, 81 and costs; Thom-
as Call, disorderiy conduct, dismissed.
DIR. Chas. FL. Thomas was elected del
egate at large from Kentucky to the
American Medical Association by the
State Medical Association at Louisville
last week.
Communion services were held In the
st. Joseph Church yesterday, and the
solemn rite Of confirmation wall be ad-
ministered by Bishop Toebbe on the
third Sunday of this month.
Joseph Rich has been awarded the
contract OF repairing two miles of the
Lexington Pike between Covington and
Florence. Also Henry Dressman two
miles, j. Il. Feeders two miles and John
Dorsey three miles.
NEWPORT.
The SDdality Cornet Band will elect
officers Tonight for the ensuing year.
The Riley Baseball Club will give a
ball at Eclipse Hal, ,on Wednesday even
ing.
I BishopiToebbe administered the rite OF
confirm alton to number of children at
Corpus Christi Church yesterday.
Messrs. +. Ii. Wilson and Jacob Haw-
thorn were elected directors, at a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Newport
Cemetery, Saturday evening.
CITY COURT. Vanderberg, petty
larceny, $50 and costs, gone to Jail F.;
Frank Sellman, breach OF the peace, $50
and costs aud thirty days in jail.
e. r. Drew was arrested for disfgur-
ing the retaining wall OF the Barracks
esplanade, and taken before Commits
Bioner Bostwick, who held him in the
sum OF $500, to appear at the next term
OF the United States Court.
Saturday night John Carothers, a
colored man, was stabbed by a rowdy,
in the saloon on York street near the
river. A warrant was sworn out for
the arrest of Dennis Mullin for the
crime. Marshal Lock found Mullin
yesterday and locked him up.
Dennis Mullen was before Squire G..
7. Buchanan this morning to answer
the charge of stabblng John Carothers
Saturday night in a saloon ON York
street, near Front. Mullen not being
ready for trial, the case was postponed
Till Wednesday. He went to Jail, in de.
fault Of $500 bail.
Mrs. Mitchell, who resides on Brighton
street, near Liberty, swore out war.
rant for the arrest of a man named Dry
er, whom she charged with calling her
improper names. The case came up be-
fore Squire U. P. Buchanan this morn
ing, but the charge not being sustained
Dryer was dismissed. Dryer then swore
out warrant charging Mrs. Mitchell
with breach Of the peace in striking
Ing him with briekbat ana throwing a
bucket OF slop in his face.
A meeting was held yesterday after.
noon at St. Johns Lutheran Church to
Investigate the troubles between the
school and Church. "'5
The following was presented:
"Whereas, The Rev. Augustus Schulz
appears to this congregation as pub
lie disturber Of the peace, giving cause
for q dissolution OF the peaceable rela-
tions which should exist between pas.
tor and congregation.
isWhereas, The Rev. Augustus Schulz
published an article in the German
daily papers, containing insinuations
damaging the good character OF the
teacher, Mf. Appel, to whose care we
have inIrusted The moral and mental
culture of our children; and,
"Whefeas. The Rey. Augustus Schulz
has declared he would not again enter
the pulpit OF this church, giving as his
reason therefor that the said teacher,
Mr.. Appel, occupied the chanceI on the
2d day OF April; therefore be it
"Resolved, That from this day the
Roy. Augustus Schulz be discharged
from the ministry of this congregation,
and that the same be declared va.
cant.*
A committee was appointed to wait
on Rev. Schulz, and request his resigna.
ton. Mr.. Schulz rendered his resIgna.
tion and was allowed the use of the par
sonage until May Is and his salary for
April.
90 the Editor OF the Star:
Invidious attention having been called
to my non-appearance in Mr.. Lewis Viii,
son's drama, presented by the Pickwicl
on last Thursday evening, l am very de-
sirous OF having the public understand
the exact circumstances. On the day
preceding the presentation Of the play
received telegram requiring my alb
sence from the city on very important
business, ana was not able Il
return until the play was about hall
ever, when, expressing my willingness
to appear even at that hour, 1t wal
deemed best by the officers and direc
tors to proceed with the play as 1t wal
then cast, as any change would servt
to disco meet the play, and confuse tht
audience. Hoping this will sufficiently
explain to the public my conduct, am
with many thanks,
Yours truly, #. B. WENTWORTH.
HAMILTON.
The Sheriff's sales Saturday amounted
to So, 6,429 70.