The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-13
COVINaTON.


C.B. Cook, Esq, Mayor OF Cynthiana,
was in the city yesterday.
esquire J. Duvenick, while on the way
to his office yesterday, fell ON the ice
and severely hurt himself.
Judge Perkins and Attorney Cleary,
of the Criminal Court, left to-day for
Oliyet, Robertson County.
Since the Soup-house was opened, two
days after Christmas, six thousand six
hundred and twenty-five persons were
supplied with food.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
Judgment of the Court below in the case
of Colonel A. l.. Greer against the
American Sewing Machine Company.
Joseph Thise entered suit in the Cir
cult Court, yesterday, against the Will
low Run Distillery ior $4,000 damages
for injuries received while IN the employ
OF the company.
The Pioneer Association held m eet-
ing at 3 O'Clock to-day at the Scott-street
M. Il. Church. The meeting was adj
dressed by Mr.. John L. Lewis and other
prominent speakers.
Mr.. Frank Ii. Frecking was again az
rested last night on warrant sworn
out by Jacob Herzog, charging him with
malicious cutting. The case was called
before Mayor Athey this morning and
continued till Monday.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The two Boards, the
old and new, met last evening. Mr.. D.
b. Virgins was elected Clerk Of the new
Board aud j. NJ. Ransom, Collector.
The President announced the. Stand
ing Committees and Local Trustees for
the ensuing year, as follows: PROPOSE
tions and Grieyances-Ramsay, Bost-
wick, Sullivan. Claims-Lyle, Evan,
Falls, Lang, Rude. Ways and
ford, Mullins, Mecklenborg. Law
Bostwick, EVAN, Culbertson. Public
Buildlngs-Falls, Lang, Rnde, Stephen
son, Martin. School Oranization-M c.
Leod, Hall, Culbertson, Collins, EVAN.
Text Books-Culbertson, Bridges, Nc
Leod, Botsford, MeoKIlenborg. Rules
and Regulations-Hall, Mullins, Lyle,
Evan, Lang. Salaries-Rude, Bridges,
Collins, Stephenson, Sullivan. Eec-
tions-Bridges, Martin, Mcleod, Ramsey,
Mecklenborg. upplies-Mullins, Hall,
Falls, Ramsey, Stephenson. Local Trus-
tees High Sohool-Prague, Bostwick,
Ramsey, Hall, Culbertson. First Dis
,trIct-Bostwick, Sullivan, Stephenson,
Botsrord. Second District-kamsay,
Evan, Mcleod, Lyle, Mullins. Third
District-Hall, Rude, Falls, Bridges,
Collins, Lang, Mecklenborg. Colored
Schools-BosCwick, Sullivan, Ramsay
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
The January term Of the Chancery
Court begins on Monday.
Mr.. Charles G. Harris was sworn in
as Magistrate of the Third District.
A new dramatic company, the Raynor-
st. Clair Combination, has been formed
In this city.
The banks of the Licking were lined
with people all morning expecting to see
the smash-up.
Election of Democratic delegates to-
night at the Courthouse for LAe Louis
vile Convention.
John Hoffman, of this city, filed his Pc
ttion in bankruptcy at Coyington ye g.
terday. Liabilities, $S,oOo; assets,
$4,000.
The farmers in this neighborhood have
commenced their usual yearly gr0wl OF
"there being no fruit next summer
every thing frozen up"
Mr.. George Hall, OF Taylor street, who
has been lying seriously ill from typhoid
pneumonia, Is, we are happy 10 state,
able to be around this morning.
The ferryboat Newport Belle com.
meneed running at 7 O'Clock this morn
ing, after being laid up nearly four
Weeks-the longest in twenty years.
Mr.. John Purcer, the well known
Monmouth-streef blacksmith, after
reaching home yesterday from Colum'
bus, o., where he had been attending
the funeral Of relative, missed his foot
ing in front of his residence, and was so
severely injured from the all as to be
necessitated to q confinement to his bed
To-day.
A man named Henry Loehr went to
Johnston's planning mill on Isabella
street, this morning, to examine some
moulding, but not seeing any that would
init him was about to leave, when Mr
Johnston accused him OF secretlng some
small mouldings in his clothes. This
i'nebr stoutly denied, when some angry
words arose, the lie was given, and, ac-
cording to Loehrs statement, Johnston
Eicke cd him out Of the building. LoGhl
nrocured a warrant and Officer Boyd
arrested Johnston, who gave bail for his
annearance before squire Z. 7. Blu
chanan next Saturday.
Those sled-riders are in trouble again
They were driven from the York-stree
hill for the second time this morning
then they left for the pike at the head Of
Monmouth street, where there is three.
quarters of mile of track. They were
not there long before they frightened {
farmers horse, which ran of, throwing
the driver out and severely injuring him
also breaking the wagon all to pieces
The Directors OF the pike notified thu
Chief OF Police of the fact, and Officer
Brazier and an assistant left Tor the
scene this afternoon, and will remain
till aIate hour tonight, and il necessary
all day tomorrow in order to keep tn,
pike clear.
HAMILTON.
Col. James E. Neal returned from Co
lumbus yesterday.
The Browning Club gives party
Tuesday evening next at the residence
of Mrs. James Fitton, Third Ward.
Tomorrow will be Sunday-school da.
Mt the Nj. Il. Church. The exercises OIL
these occasions are both interesting ant