The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30
COVINGTON.

shaPs Office awaiting owners.
Miss Tillie and Augusta Putthoff leave
tomorrow for trip to Dayton, Onio.
Mr.. Lewis Schneider was awarded
the Turner Hall last night at $40O pei
year.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, of Lexington, is the
guest Of the family Of Mr. Philip Gre
mems.
Ralle and hop tonight on Wheeler
street for the benefit OF the widow
Honan.
The School Board last night adopted
the plan oil Mr.. Bevis, at cost OF
10000.
POLICE CoURT.-B. Jordan, disorder.
ly, $6; Beni. Keegan, drunk ana dlsof-
derIy, 50.
Ellen M. Jordan qualified, in the Coun-
ty Court yesterday, as admtnistratrlX OF
the estate of George Jordan, deceased
J. G. Dear, the City Judge of Hender-
son, is to be impedcbed for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct while in the dis
charge Of his duty.
Little Joe Stuetebeck, the lost boy who
was supposed to be at Long Branch, was
found in LewisDurg on ID tramp, with
his trunk on his shoulder.
The case of the Commonwealth against
Smith N. Hawes was called in the Grim
inal Court before special Judge Jack
son yesterday afternoon, and the argu-
ment OF Hon. Theodore L. Hallam was
heard.
James Buchanan, a fugitive from JUS
tlce, was arrested this morEing by OH
Ger OHara. Buchanan Is charged with
robDlng cars on the Pittsburg. FC.
Wayne & Chicago Railroad at Massil-
Ion, OHIO.
Tue examining trial of Joe, Bob and
Sam. Goodrich, for the murder of man
named Gallia an, was brought to q close
at New Castle, Henry County, Tuesday
afternoon. The gang ascerJained that
he had money about his person; they
knew that he was to pass a lonely spot
al nightlall, and one Simmons planned
his murder. The gang waylaid the un-
fortunate man and demanded his money.
he handed over, without resist tance,
SS20, only begging that his life be spared.
One of the gang said, ''Dead men tell no
Eales," and Galligan was struck on the
head with rock and killed. Stones
were tied to the body and it was thrown
Dyer the Cliff into the river.
NEWPORT.
The Public Schools will reopen on
Monday.
Sir Knight VIM. II. Gayle returned
yesterday from Cleveland.
Mr.. j. ii. DrnsmUre, prominent book
publisher Of Chicago, ILL.,, is IN town.
Mr.. Leo Tibbatts, County School Com
missioner, was in town mis- morning.
In the City Court this morning Lew.
Bluebecker was let oH on payment Of
costs.
Look out for counterfeit silver quar-
ters. 1t is said number have been
seen In the city.
Hon. W. Lindsay, of the Court of APP
peals, was i'll the city yesterday, the
guest OF Judge Hallam.
SoheOlbooks are still held at war
prices. Who is robbing the children, the
booksellers or the publishers?
The cases of Clara Tone and America
Freeman were continued in the City
court until tomorrow morning.
Queen City Lodge, No. 72, K. o. s. O.,
wiz give picnic and moonlight hop at
the Highland House on MONDAY, Sept.
IT.
The Workingmen's meeting last night
was the largest yet held in this city.
Fully three thousand voters were i'll at
tendance.
One Of the measures that will receive
the earnest support of The newly elect
Pd State Senator, MIR. Berry, next win
ter, ls the Improvement Of the Licking,
Green, Big Sandy, Trade Water, and
pthsr streams oil Kentucky by locking
hnt damming.
Samuel Milligan, of New Albany, In
diana, Supreme President of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Workingmen; Joseph
Whlttieaey, OF Cincinnati, Grand Ptesi.
Dent of the Order, anu Dr.. j. q. Beck,
Afahd Chaplain, were i'll the city yes
terday for the purpose of recognizing a
lodge.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The Athletics submerged the Lone
Stars, OF Braysyille, yesterday, to the
tune Of 20 to l.
This evening Mr.. Heber Haynes loads
TO the altar Mrs. Leah Haliverstadt,
widow of the late Anthony HaliYer-
Btadt.
Our city was all astir yesterday, be-
ing the day OF the soldiers reunion,
baseball m ateh, and also the Teachers'
AnStlthLe Delng In session.
Mrs. Catherine Rupp has brought suit
for $6,U ,U0e damages against Mike Rupp's
Utan dlvorce wife, Elizabeth Junker,
for having gained MichaePs affections,
70.
a young colored lad, manned Brad
ghaw, impudently walked into the resi-
tenee OF Mr. Matt. Miller, yesterday, in
broad daylight. while the folks hap
pened out, and stole a valuable gold
svatoh-enain. He IS now lying in Jail,
awaiting term In the House OF Refuge.
DAYTON. KY.
The large crowd Of passengers for the
dummies induced the managers to at.
tach the summer ear to dummy last
night, and when both started from New.
port at 6i16 1t looked like passenger
train. The eagine did not have any
trouble In going up The grade in Belle
vue. Both dummies and oar were
crowded, and the passengers seemed to
enjoy 1t exceedingly.
HAMILTON.
Joe Mas has gone South to embark in
business.
Jesse Wneelright, of the Third Ward,
had horse stolen from his stable sun
day night.
The Hawthorne Club meets Monday
night at tine rnaidpuCA nj ROhart pnT