The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27
COVIEGTON.

W0fklDRmenS mass ulSeIlHR lo-mOr-
row night at Eleyenth-street Market
house.
MIR. George Kyle, who has been con-
fined to his Deu for some time past, is
able 70 be out again.
Miss Hannah Cremins and Miss Lizzie
Robinson nave returned from pleasant
visit to Lexington, hy.
The Covington Chasseurs went
through the various militia drills at the
Star Grounds last night.
Miss sallie Bradford, daughter of Mr..
L. j. Bradford, died this morning at her
residence, No. s. East Eleventh street.
POLICE COURT. - lsadore Bezenah,
committing nuisance, continued; James
Routt, same; George Exterkamp, same.
James Y. johnson, Of Fleming County,
ii. ed his petition IN bankruptcy this
morning, Liabilities, $1,000; assets,
1890.
The firm of Droege & Bogenschutz.
foundry and stove men, has been dis
solved, Mr.. BogenscGulz purchasing the
Interest OF his partner.
The molders of the stove foundry OF
Galway, Semple g. Co., have struck
against a reducJlon of twenty per cent.
Oh sec0nd-class WORK.
Deputy United States Marshal James
Walker was shot and killed on Eikhorn
Creek. His body, alter being 70 Dbed of
kl5O, was thrown into the creek.
The funeral Of Captain John Fennesy
took place this morning from his late
residence, No. "A East Seventh street.
His remains were inferred AT 81. Mary's
Cemetery.
One hundred citizens in McNay's Dis
trict, Pendleton County, have signed
petition pledglng support i'll bringing
about an adjustment OF The financial a.
Iairs OF the city.
The residence OF Mr. W. G. Morris,
800 Sandtord street, was entered by
sneak thieves while the family were
sitting out i'll front last nigut. A dla-
mond ring worth $40J and otner jeweiry
were carried Oh.
MIR. David Westcall, an old pioneer of
CoVlngL0n, died at the residence vi his
sister, Mrs. Clayton, at $3.50 last night,
an the sixty first year Oh his age. He
was buried from Scott streeG NJ. +.
Church al L. M. to-day.
j. B. Egbers, tailor at 1854 Banklick
street, committed suicide last night
shortly alter 8 o'clock, by shooting him.
self through the head in front Of the resi-
dence OF Alex. Greer. The remains were
taken to his nome and an inquest held,
The jury returning verdict Oh suicide,
The editor OF the Yeoman has re-
celved gold sleeve button from con-
Vict which was FOUND on The railroad
near Macklln's coal yard. TAe"charIta-
BILE" editor gives notice that the owner
Can have Inc same by paying for the
notice and sending the prisoner a plug
of toDacco. Dear sleeve button, ney?
W. A Gum, Chief Engineer OF the Ken
lucky Central Railroad, is stlil Oh the
road surveying Il route Tor an extension
from Paris through Richmond TO Lon
don. He reports that some heavy work
and two or three tunnels will be re-
guIred TO get over the rugged mountains.
IL will De sometime yet before estimates
OF the cosL OF the route Can be made.
NEWPORT.
F. j. Greule, Esq, has been appointed,
assignee OF Martin ochfoll, bankrupt.
The Tlbbatts Band went out at 12
O'clock To-Day on a picnic excursion 10
Mount Lookout, Cincinnati.
jim Stricken, who created such an
excitement OH York street last Monday
by firing his revolver in Fred. BiehPs
the CITY Court this morning, and Was
bound over W Lhe Grand JuryIn the sum
Vf 500.
The crowd OF brave boys who went out
niglt before last by order Of the GoV-
ernor to guard Ihe bridge spanning The
Licking, IL short distance back OF Cow
lnKLon, Game struggling home last night,
resembling company Of 'yets" after u
ten days march through swampy coun-
Try on malt rations.
Steve Reed and Frank Sellman were
taken III last night on the charge OF
stealing number OF chairs from the
residence Ol J-mes Il. Williamson, on
Front street, during the temporary all
sence oil the family. This morning the
lads appeared before Juuse Geisler, and
had their cases continued till tom orrow
morning, Sellman giving bail in the sum
OF $l00 Ior his appearance.
Chancellor Menzies announced his
decision yesterday in the case of the
City OF Newport against j. M. Macarthur
ana others in the following order:
Con the motion to dissolve the Ipiunc.
ton herein, it is ordered that the said
injunction is held in operation except
so tar as the Railroad Company is re.
strained from running lis cars by any
power other than animal power, and 10
that extent the injunction is held in
operation, until further order OF the
Court"
This ferbids dummies in Newport.
A fire broke out shortly before IL
O'clock last night in the two-story frame
house corner OF Mayo and Dayton
streets, occupied'by B. Ziegler as a gro-
Gerry. An alarm was at once sounded.
TO which the tiremen promptly respond
ed, but SO rapid Were The flames that the
hrot moor, containing a large stock OF
groceries, was completely destroyed.
The flames then burned through the sec
onu floor and spread to the roof
and the outside Of the building, fronting
on Dayton street, both OF which were
considerably damaged before the fire
was got under control. The cause OF
the fire was the explosion of coal-oil
lamp that Mrs. Zlegter had just filed. I
She allowed the OH to run on me outside
0l the lamp, which ignited from the
match and caused the explosion. The |
STOCK OF groceries, which is total loss,
was insured, but to what amount we
were unable to learn. The building is |
owned by j. Korb, of Cincinnati, and
Is also insured.
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