The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-01
COVINGTON.


wicRs office, Thursday evening, to or.
ganize military company.
A Democratic barbecue will be held
in MoffaLps Woods, Friday. Prominent
speakers will be in attendance.
The plate and sheet mill rollers at
Mitchell q Tranter's mill are on strike
against reduction OF wages amounting
to % cents on the day.
Larry Carey, charged with slander, in
calling Mrs. John Mccormick bad
names, was lined $4O by a jury In Squire
Francis Court yesterday.
We regret to chronicle the death of
Maggie, the iour-year- old daughter OF
Mr. Mike Finan, which occurred this
morning. Also, the death OF the three,
year-olu child OF MI. Chris. Brockman.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
by burglars TO enter the residence Of
Joseph Anthe, GU the corner OF Seventh
and Philadelphia streets last night. The
burglars were discovered and frightened
away.
On the 25th of September Miss Mary
Costello and Mr.. Lewis KueYen will De
united In marriage. The attendants
will be Mr. Joseph Duvenick and Miss
Maria Morgan, and Mr.. John Purcell
and Miss Katie Callahan.
COUNTY CoURT.-Fhe order appoint
ing JUnn W. Greer as Deputy Sheriff oil
;KenLon County, on motion OF Sheriff
Lowe, was revoked. E. Thass was
granted license TO keep a oOtfee-house
at 1873 East Thirteenth street.
The picnic of the Oolored Odd-fellows
this morning was largely attended. The
members OF the lodge, headed by TIb-
bstts' Band, OF Newport. paradel the
streets. All OF the members were
crowned With q stove-pipe hat.
George Kluba, proprietor ora bar room
on Scott street, was discovered tnis
morning In the act Of jumping several
hundreu dollars of debts by moving his
chattels to Cincinnati. An attachment,
served by Constable Gilligan, stopped
him.
POLICE CoURT.-Mrs. McDonald, drunk
and ulsUrderly cunduot, flied away;
Amiel Christ, same, $8; JACOB Steinborn,
Keeping disorderly mouse, evtaehQe
heard and decision reserved until Satuf-
day; a lot of small boys for bathing in
the OHIO River were dismissed after
y sound lscsure from His Honor.
A deed Of assignment from Woolson &
Co., the late grocery firm, 10 George ID.
W ellis was lodged fof record yesterday,
aad the trust formally accepted BY
Wells and bonds gwen, with j. II.
Wells as security. J. b. EVAN, George
Won Lehman and Jacob Metz were ap-
pointed appraisers. The firm afor esald
was composed OF j. b. Woolson and Il.
Heermanoe, the druggist.
NEWBORN.
The German Pioneer Association meet
Tonight at Red Mems Hall.
Mayor Berry addressed a large audi
ence last night at Turner Hall.
The Newport Race-traok is being put
In condition for speeding horses.
Joe Hoff's case OF shooting with intent
10 kill was again postponed In the City
Court this morning to Friday.
The ladies OF the congregation Of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
give a picnic at Parlor Grove to-mor.
row.
The officers of the U. s. Army who are
now stationed here are said to be the
handsomest loI OF men who have yet oc-
cupied tnIs post.
A young lad about twelve years old
named Alfred Mosber was drowned last
evening while bathing in the river at the
loot Of Columbia street.
The coal shovelers, who went on q
strike Monday morning at 5wiIps RolI-
Ing Mill OF aa advance OF 70 cents per
day, Went to work yesterday morning,
the proprieLors having aoceded to their
demands.
Two new steam dummies have been
placed on the DaytO 81 Newport Street
Railway for trial. They have already
been tested and run smoothly, and, al
though number of horses have passed
during their operation, not one has
taken trignt.
IL. Sunderman and John Schultz, two
grown young men, left their homes on
Saturday night, about 8 O'Clock, since
which time neither has been seen nor
heard from. ANY Information concern.
ing their whereabouts will be thankfully
resolved by their parents.
Two of the lately arrived soldiers at
tempted to break lHto the residence oil
VIM. Steinhauer, ON Bellevue street,
near MOSS street, last niaht about IL
O'Clock. A young man, wAo was pass.
Ing at the time, gave the alarm, and the
Toull-De burglars made for The bar
racks.
Jake Lang, who was arrested yester-
day for discnarging u bullet. from his
46EOfVoI bhI0uku tu0 WluuOW VI u mouse
On Forest street and barely miss cue
Of the inmates, was let IF in the City
Court this morning, on payment OF costs
and snort lecture from the judge.
About week since Mr.. Charles
Feether entrusted his son to
collect rents tor him, and the boy, after
collecting in the neigh borhood Of $500,
;dsoamped, and nothing has been heard
,iot hlM since. The effects Of thfs oase
should be Impressed on wealthy fathers
VINO faii to allow their sons the necessa-
fies OF lie.
Colonel Chapman, Captain Weir and
Major Beger, OF the Third Infantry, and
Captain Van Reid and Major Clifton, OF
the Fifth Artillery; in company with
Captain Narcotic, of this oity, visited
the various places Of note in and about
Cincinnati yesterday, including Mount
AUBURN, Clifton, the Geological Garden.
Eden Park, the Highland House, aua
the various inclined planes, and re-
turned much pleased with the scenes
they had Witnessed, and think the views
from the hill.tops are unsurpassed.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Democracy of this place held a
meeting last night at BerkenJamps Ho.
tel, ut which Mayor Williams presided.
anu the Hon. al lit. Hamilton candidate