The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-10
CoyINGTON.


ing.
Articles of Incorporation of Armory.
Hail Association of Ludlow, KY, were
tiled yesterday.
Rev. P. b. W lies mourns the loss of a
fine bay horse, that escaped from his
stable last night.
Marshal Bolan is on the lookout for a
horse stolen yesterday from joshua
Fields, of Cynthiana. --
In the County Court Karl It. Bendorf
was appointed guardian OF the estate OF
Jos. K. Linn, deceased.
John Kirkpatrick, youth 1ifteen years
Of age, dropped dead in the Burlington
school.house yesterday, from heart dis
ease.
Father Hildebrandt was yesterday
transferred from the pastorship OF the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Bellevue,
to st. Francis Church, Dayton.
The case new under argument in the
Court Of Appeals is that OF Patton
against Stephens aud others to enjoin
the payment OF rewards and expenses
OF the extradiJion oil S. N. Halves.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Knoll took
place this morning from St. Patrick's
Church. High Mass was celebrated on
the occasion, aud her remains were in
tered at Linden Grove Cemetery.
Four OF Tom Tallon's men are con-
fined to their rooms to-day. The Jailer
went to unlock their cells this morning
and found them locked In manner that
necessitated the service of locksmith i.
NEWPORT.
Mayor Berry was able to be about this
morning.
The Good Templars will give social
this evening ut the residence OF Miss
sallie L. Harvey.
o. W. Root, counsel for defendant In
the Davidson-Sehriyer slander suit, con-
cluded HE argument at noon.
Judge Geisler issued about thirty
cdpidses this morning for the arrest of
parties doing business without license.
Hazel CLONE, ,father-in-law OF FLOCK,
DIED this morning at 7 O'Clock OF paraly-
sis in the seyenty-seventh year OF his
age. The body will be sent to Ports
mouth, Ohio, for interment.
After the foot race Saturday after
noon at Mill Bottom the running race
for purse of $25 will take place. Lu
Air enters Black Mace; Ii. Meyer enters
Bay Mare; f. 5charstein enters White
Gelding. Owners ride.
An artillery company was organized
last night in Dayton by Captain Pull.
SarveF. Among the most prominent
citizens who Joined the. company we
notice the names Off. Drown, Dr.. Goetz,
Jesse Arthur, Charles Kohlman, Lew.
Kueven. Mons. Klein and Bode: The
new organization is to be called the Day.
ton Red Artillery.
Passenger train No. l, that arrived
here at 500 this morning, brought In the
corpse OF man found at Bank Lick
Greek, about thirteen miles from New
port, on the Short Line Road. Coroner
Winston was at once notified, and en-
paneleu jury. A number of the work.
meu of the road testified that the de-
ceased was not an employe OF the
road. The fireman OF train No.
3, that left here at $3.50 last
night going south reported to The engin-
eer oil the up coming tram to look out
for dead man az bridge No. 8. The
Jury were not willing TO proceed fur
Iher until they heard from the engineer
who first saw deceased, A dis
patch was at once sent to
Louisville, and shortly after the follow
ing reply received: F. Balm, fireman
saw him but very short distance off.
The engine did not strike him; he must
naNo Ue0u hhleu uy buo ldll lIOm Gne
bridge. The jury then returned the fol-
towing verdict:
1--WE, the jury duly impannelea by A.
NJ. Winston, Coroner OF Campbell Coun-
by, n.y., find tnat the body Of an un-
known man came to his death from i'll.
urles received by jumping from
Bridge No. 9, over Bank Lick,
On the L., Z. u l.. Railroad,
10 avoid train No. 10 on the evening OF
October O."
The following is descrip.
lion OF the clothes worn by the deceased
Sack coat made Uf blue cloLh with vest
TO match; TWO white cotton snirts-one
striped; dark striped pants, sand low
shoes. There was nothing lound on the
clothes to indicate who he was and
where he was rom.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Murphy meeting in the Court
house, Monday, Was largely attended.
The case of the Commonwealth vs.
Montgomery Parker was called in Yer
salllAs monday.
b. j. Treacy's training stable at Ash.
land Park was visited by great many
people Sunday.
The proposition of Mr.. Daniels, o
Dlly Was rejected.
Every man, woman and child signed
the Murphy pledge at the meeting in
SandersVllle except nine.' There " ere
about iorty-six present.
The Jury in the Bedford-Megibben
bull case was discharged Monday with.
out having lound verdict. The jury
stood As on the former trial-nlne Iol
Megibben aud three FOR Bedford. Part
oil the nine Was In favor OF giving Mr
Bedford $l6,O00 damages.
County Court day in thu city was
largely attended Monday. Prices lit
tie reduced. There was about five hun.
dred head OF catt.e on the market. The
average price ior good cattle was Az
cents IL pound. One pair OIL well-broke el
mules brought $304 Horses were nu.
merous, and solu from $36 to $l05; one
Iot OF yearllngs, fourteen mead, sold tol
1913.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Je-bo-sa-pnatI Way don't the Improve
meAl Commlttee attend to those uole.
in The sidewalk alongside OF the brick
yard.
The Union Mite Society met last even
Ing at The residence VI Mr.. Geo. Stratfer
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