The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-11
COVINGTON.
Hiss Sue Brent is visiting in Paris.

MISS sue Brent ls VlBltluS III dTle'
Mr.. Virgie st. Clair has returned from
the Black Hills.
Hon. Joseph Hughes is lying extreme
ly i'll at his home in Boone County.
MIR. Harry Hunter, the South Coving-
ton agent Of this paper, has young son
at his house.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan, OF the Ninth Baptist
Church, Cincinnati, addressed Inc Mur-
ply meeting at Greers Hail last night.
The picnic to be given by the Mozart
Singing Choir, at Lookout House, the
BJth Of this month, will he grand a.
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie J. Blakeiy re-
turned yesterday from their wedalng
trip to White Sulphur Springs, west
Virginia.
POLICE CoURr. Sam. Mcneil, breach
tha neace. dismissed; Mr.. Burke,
drunk, 81; Robert Woods, driving over
sidewalk, $ls
The Colored Sashaders now number
nyer one hundred men, ana are making
nreparatiuns Tor a grand parade next
Saturday week.
Eddie Shater, that young and accom-
plished musician, was presented yestef-
uay with violin two hundred years
old, by Mr.. Rudolph WurliIzer, OF GIN
cinnati.
This day week the Boone County SEN
tence of Joe Goss expires, and he Will
be brought to this city and placed In
,ail, to NIL out ths sentence Of the Ken
ION Criminal Court.
MIR. VIM. l.. Vaughan, recently elected
Principal Of the Scott-street Scnool, has
tiled notice OF his intention of becom-
ing citizen OF the United States, he
being now a subject OF John Bull.
Complaints are justly being made OF
disoruerly conduct Of boys swiming in a
pond on Scott street near Sixteenth, IN
broad daylight, and insulting passers by.
IL is hoped The city authorities WALL put
q stop to 1t.
A little girl three years old, daughter
of MIR. Vonderschmdt, met with an ac-
cident last night. Sac swallowed
sharp piece of lead which lodged in her
throat, rendering her unable 10 swallow
anything but fluids.
Father Kuhr's monument will be com
pleted in u few days and will be placed
over his grave at the Buena Vista Gene.
terry the monument Will be eighteen feet
high, of Italirn marble, and will be orna'
mented with appropriate cuts and de
signs, including a. bust OF the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
VIEWPOINT.
Miss Minnie Flannelly is at home Il
spend her vacation.
DR.. 7. f. Mafey, Ex-Coroner Of Ham
Ilton County, was IN town this morning
chuck full oil business.
MIR. James Mitchell started for Por
Stanley, Canada, yesterday to spen'
three weeks among his relatives.
A picnic for the benefit of the Churcl
kt the immaculate Conception, unde
the auspices Of the Young Mems Sodali
~, will be held at Parker Grove Au
yust2. '
Jim Lyman, who forfeited his bail O
100 yesterday morning, was captured
vy Officer Boyd last night and locked up
He Will have bearing before Judg
3eisler Friday morning.
Charles d. Cook, twenty years old
living at Alexandria, has been adj u dge
alunatic. The cause is said to be som
religious point. Frank Chalk, of tn
same place, Is also CRAZY, occasioned b
disappointment IN love.
The case of Dr.. Kerr, who is charge
with bigamy, was called before Squire
Charles and Henry Buchanan this morn
ing, when u number Of witnesses Wer
Examined, all OIL whicn went to prov
beyond a doubt that Kerr is guilty @
she otfense; but as mis- marriage to VIII
No. was committed in KentUn County
SAIL further proceedings were transferred
to that county, whittier Wives Nos.
and 2, together with their hosts OF viii
pesses from the three cities and the oil
doctor himself, Immediately marched.
The case OF the C0mmonweal'l
against A. s. Berry and members OF tn
City Council, who are charged with OF
ss,riu,cling the Newport 4 Dayton Stree
Railroad Company from the use OF thei
track, was tried before Judge Berry, @
the County Court, this morr
ing, when the County Attol
ney handed in the followin
statement to the Court upon which |
base motion to dismiss the warran
He says: Though public otfense la
been committed, IL 10 probable IT wa
done under mistaken sense OF duty
and as this is controversy between tn
city of Newport and the Newport
Dayton Street Railroad Company, an
as the questions at issue are now bein
ltigated in civil suits now pending b,
tween the parties in other courts, an
as the machinery OF the criminal juri
diCtiOn OF the courts should never
exercised or resorJed to to settle diffe
snces between individuals and corpt
ratiOns, the Commonwealth desires
dismissal" The motion was allowe
to be entered aud the defendants di
charged.
DAYTON. KY.
That railroad Injunction case will b
heard tomorrow before Chancellor Nj ei
Zies.
The Episcopal Sewing Society of tn
city will meet tomorrow afternoon
the residence OF Mrs. George Z. We
mers.
Mr.. Andrew Cutter is billed in Loui
Vile to appear Friday night at this Mus
Hall, in series Of gymnastic specia
ties, and will leave for that place t,
morrow evening.
The little son of MIR. Philip Snyder fe
from wagon yesterday and sustaine
compound fracture of the left arI
Dr.. Z. b. Schoolield rendered the neee
sary surgical attention.
CALIFORNIA, O..
The work on the Narrow-gauge is b
ins vigorously pushed.
$here is to be another Harvest II on
Festival, August s, at Parker Grove.