The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07
COvINGTON.

Nothing OF general interest was trans
acted In the Chancery Court this morn
ing.
The American Wire Nail Company
that stopped last week for repairs is
again in full operation.
Jos. Meyer has been engaged as re-
porter tor the new afternoon German
paper, the Evening Post.
Tom ONeal was ordered to leave the
city this morning under penalty of 60
ing to Jail for six months.
Some sneak thief stole a set of har.
ness from a farmers wagon in Main.
street Market this morning.
Miss Mettie and Miss Belle Williams,
of East Sycamore, o., are visiting the
family of Mr.. George Thompson.
LIENS, advertisements or subscrip-
tions lett at the Post flee news stand
Will meet with prompt attention.
We would respectfully call the atten.
tion of the City Council to the condi-
tion of the boardwalk in Lewisburg.
The books of the home Security Law
and Building Association were audited
last night, anu found to be in apple-pie
order.
Lucien Evans, who lives about two
miles back of Carrollton, shot and proba-
bly, killed his brother-In-law, Doc. Hail.
day, on Monday evening.
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. Fl. Butler was
largely attended this afternoon, Mason
1c services were rendered by Lafay Q tie
Lodge, +. d A. M, OF Cincinnati.
John A. Hubinger, Of Wyoming, o.,
graduate OF the Cincinnati Law School,
was yesterday granted a certificate OF
honesty, proDity and good demeanor.
The anniversary celebration of Olive
Lodge, No. SO, X. OF H., comes .otf at
Odd-ielloWs' Hall tomorrow night. The
entertainment Is free to those possess
ing invitations, and will commence at
8 O'clock, promptly.
Mr.. Thomas G. Woods was assaulted
last night by hlghwayman on the River
Road, between this city and Ludlow,
and stabbed in the arm and back. HIS
injuries are not severe. The robber
made his escape without obtaining any
booty.
POLICE COURT.-James Coleman, ar
Testeu Tor steaiing geese, will nave judy
menG rendered In his case tomorrow.
Tom ONeil, with record OF Two ar
rests Tor larceny, turbulency IN jail, anu
attempt at escape from the Work. house,
was sent to the macadam pie for one
month On the charge OF vagranoy.
NEWPORT.
Not an item in either the City OF
County Court this morning.
The knights of Pleasure announce a
grand masquerade at Eclipse Hall on
Thursday night, I'D inst.
saphir Speier was fined $5 and costs
by esquire HOtf yesterday, for a breach
OF the peace. He is in jail in default OF
payment.
Tue grocery-keepers met last night at
Reidingers Hall and adopted consti-
tution, which means death blow tu
''dead-beats."
Jesse Moore, colored man, fell from
the steamer A. q. Donnally, yesterday
afternoon, Dut, being good swimmer,
succeeded in reaching shore.
The dwelling house of Miss Jennie
Douglass, No. 1876 Ann street, was bur-
glarized, night before last, but the
thieves were frightened off by arevolver.
During scuf1e Monday night be-
tween Henry LlcAert and VIM. Haley,
on Columbia and Madison streets, Lick
ert drew a knife, and cut fearful cash
in Haley's leg.
Messrs. r. Waters and G. Dittoe. in
conjunction with the Thespian Dramat-
ic Club, will give grand musical anu
literary entertainment at Odd-iellows'
Hall on an evening not yet stated dur
ing the first week In April.
Yesterday afternoon, Marshal Lock.
OF th's city, Was arrested by the Sheriff
OF kenlon County, on the authority OF
Bench warrant from the Criminal Court
OF Boone County, for witnessing the
G0ss-Allen fight last September. He
was required TO give bond in the sum o
500 to answer To tne charge this month.
MIR. Stone, City Treasui er Of Coyington,
went on his bond.
Last evening, about O'Clock, while
teamster, whose name we could not
learn, was driving one of .Swlfps four
horse teams up The hill from the Jerry
laRaing. he slipped and fell under me
horses feet and was severely injured
about the legs and breast by being
trample by the horses. lie narrowly
escaped beng crushedundef the VIII eels |
OF the heavily laden wagon.
DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. Goodrich Elwell, son of Rev. Fred |
erick Elwell, the Episcopal Minister, |
who died Monday night. aged torty-ive |
years, was buried to-day in the Newport |
Cemetery.
A cftizens' meeting, irrespective of |
party, is called to meet at Ehmers Hall |
tomorrow evening, tor the purpose of |
candidates for Mayor, Mem |
bers OF tue Board OF Education, Assess
or and Councilmen from each Ward, |
.- n- HAMILTON.
Patrolman Sam. Rollins yesterday |
rendered MS resignation. 4
The Book Club meets Saturday next
at Mrs. Beardsly's. Second street. |
Judge Smith, Of Lebanon, is on the |
bench in the Common Pleas Court for
this week. -
Strauss & Co. are putting in hand
some new front in their store on High
land street.
Martin o. Brien, a former carrier OF the
DAILY STAR at this point, died yester-
day afternoon of lung fever.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session yesterday. Bills to the
amount OF $l31 II were passed.
The executions and order OF sales is
sued from the Clerks Office average
some SIX per day, which is a great in
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