The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
COVINGTON.


j. e. Pullen, recently committed to
Jail for burglary, is out on bail.
The funeral OF the late John G. Hardin
took place yesterday from the Cathedral.
Mrs. Binnemeyer, who lives in Angus
tinburg, Tell on the ice and broke one OF
her legs.
VIM. Clary, an old man residing on
Thirteenth street, was badly bruised
and cut by u fall yesterday.
Joseph Brent was badly injured yes
terdaY by being thrown out OF his buggy
near Linden Grove Cemetery.
Rev. James w. Smith. pastor of St..
Patrick's Church, was appointed guar
dlan OF the children of Micnael Moore.
Bertha Schultz, little girl who lives
ON Lee street, Tell yesterday while on
her way to Sunuay-school and broke an
arm.
The first public installation of the Off
GERS OF the Black Hawk Tribe, l. o. K.
M, will take place Tonight at Odd-iel-
lows Hail.
Miss Lille Swinney, Of this city, will
make her debut tonight at Harry Eyt-
ing's benefit ut the Grand Opera-louse,
Cincinnati.
Tom Carweather, colored man, is at
the Jail charged with having committed
a burglary near Berry's Station, in HaI-
ris0n County.
Mr.. John Meth, who was assaulted by
a ahlghWayman last Saturday, is confined
to his house, owing to the seYereness Of
his Injuries.
MAYORS CoURT.-Henry Breckn-
ridge, breach OF the peace, filed away;
Frank Berte, breach OF the peace, con-
tinued Till tuesday; Lewis Garline, dis
orderly conduct, $S; L. g. Harril, dlsor-
derly conduct, continued till Tuesday.
John Meth, foreman Off. J. Meyers
Wire-works ON Robbins street, was at
tackled by highwaman, Saturday even
ing, In front of DR.. J. J. Temples resi-
dence on Scott street. Meth Was struck
twice in the head with a hatchet. He
had $500 in his possession, which the
ASSASSIN attempted TO get, but Jailed.
NEWPORT.
The good little boys and girls are hav-
ing holiday in the Public Schools to-
day.
MI. John Howe had two fingers of his
right hand crushed at Swifts Iron and
Steel Works last Saturday.
Captain Bill Air says the wheel OF his
ferryboat, that was lying on the Cincln-
natl side, was knocked all to blazes yes
terday.
In the County Court this morning,
Mary Mann, daughter OF Gotlieb Mann,
deceased, was appointed administra-
trix of the estate.
Chancery Court is in session to-day.
The morning was taken up in reporting
Ehe sale of property. About forty im-
DOrtant sales were reported.
CITY CoURT.-Thomas Walsh and JAS
Hester, drunk and disorderly, 81 and
costs each; Chris. Matthews, same
charge, let off OH payment OF cosJs.
A driver employed by Philip Young
fell from his mllk-wagon on the pike,
and was injured SO severely internally
shat it Is feared he can not recover.
A coal barge that was driven down
the river This morning, struck the ferry
boat Cincinnati Belle that was lying on
the Newport side, and punched hole
in her,
Thieves on Saturday night entered
the premises Of MIR. Ii. Ii. Kemper on
York street, near Madison, and stole
two live turkeys, seventy-fve pounds OF
spare-ribs,a "a lot OF canned fruits, oranges,
lemons, &c., valued at $25.
A certificate of good demeanor was
issued in the County Court this morning
TO Mr.. Henry Watson, formerly OF the
Henrie House, Cincinnati, preparatory
TO his making application tO the above
Court for the purpose Of pFacticing law.
The following officers were appointed
at the last regular meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Water-Works: Engineer and
Superintendent, George Hornlng; Me-
chanical Engineer, JOHN Surran; Fire
man, Ii AIRY Mannering; Reservoir Keep
er, George Johnson.
Jonte Horsfall denies that ne knew
anything about the meeting that was
held in the Courthouse Saturday night
until the bell rang at O'Clock, the re-
port in yesterdays papers TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding, and he iurther
says if they want him TO open up and
buIld fires they should at least give him
an hours notice.
The Democracy of this county at the
meeting Saturday night at the Court
house appointed the following delegates
to the Louisville Conventions: Hon. 7.
L. Jones, Col. FL. d. Helm, Gen. George
b. Hodge. Col, Geo. R. Fearons, Col.
James Taylor, Nj. j. King, NJ: V. DAILY,
Mai. j. r. Hallam, Jesse Arthur, Capt.
E. Bowers,J udge Samuel Getsler, l.. Belz,
Robert Joiner, Michael Carr, jf., john
Schwartz, Upton Clary, J. 2. jackson,
John Weldon, August Keuper, r. I.
Thornton, Major Ed. VHara, Joseph
Weingartner, Colonel Gus. Artsman,
Henry Nacne, John Nolte, Judge Geo.
). Skhfback, +. Grome, Joseph Nor
hdge, Tom Gibson, VIM. Krause, John
Wohilasrs, Hon, Mat, Macarthur.
John Hubbell, L. s. shinkle, L. p.
Bodkin, w. X. West, Peter nsweller,
Peter Blau, Ed. Helm, John j. Ducker,
denry @. Timberiake, Frank Schwer-
man, Frank Hauck, John Glascoe, Thos. |
Kennon, M loses Grant, Richard Barrett,
Matthew Blau, Jake Roll, Mauritz |
Kiump, Henry Budde, VIM. Stoit, Theo. |
Shemann, Henry Bertman, A. T. Root,
w. OverLon, j. Is. Taylor, j. Locneer,
Col. X. W. Nelson, Frank Brazier, Col. !
W. j. Berry, Frank Belts, DR.. ii. X. |
Ratchford, BENZ. Beall, Henry Schwer-
man, Esquire Fonary, Clement Gilman,
Clement Olhabef, Hon. H. d. Hayman,
Col. Geo. II. Fearons, John Hunder-
mann, Doctor Fred. Brown, Es-
quIre Hof, Henry Buchanan, ST.,
George Tippenhauer, Henry Siben.