The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05
COVINGTON.

Kuebba.
Constable Harry Rife has returned
from his visit to Big Zone mucu i'm
proved in health.
POLICE COURT.-Sarah Cooney, drunk,
81; Tom OBrlen, disorderly conduct,
$l3; Luke Gutter, same, 81.
Miss Eva Gale and Miss Annie Moo
dey, who have been visiting Miss Emma
Bristow, have returned home.
deaf and dumb negro boy was taken
In by Othcer Club " Hara yesterday, and
returned to his homa in Cincinnati.
DR.. John Wise was thrown from his
buggy yesterday evening aud received a
cut over the eye and several bruises.
A telephone is in successful operation
between the Hemingway Glass Works,
this city, and their salesroom In Cincin-
natl.
The Fair of the COlored Agricultural,
Mechanic and Live Stock Association
takes place on the 10Th, at the Star Base
ball Grounds.
The celebrated trotting horses Post
Boy and Dick Wilson came down on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, Ell route for
Chester Park.
Charley Morgan, having heard of the
whereabouts of Watson, the man who
murdered his wife last night, was armed
with the necessary documents to arrest
him and started on his trail.
Officer Mike vBolan, that statue of yig-
ilance, arrested a colored woman named
Betsy Lewis this morning on the charge
OF stealing wearing apparel from the
residence of Mr.. j. Herold last May.
Miss Sallie Croninger, daughter of
Councilman Croninger, was married last
evening TO Mr.. Arnold Brown, of the
Kentucky Central Freight Depot The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Geo.
N. Burlington, OF the Methodist Church.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The report of the
City Treasurer was referred to the Com
mitiee on Ways and Means. The follow
ing was adopted:
"Resolyed. That the subject of the en-
tension OF the Kentucky Central Rll-
road through the city to or near the
river front TO some point conducive to
the interests OF the road and CITY be re-
ferred to the Special Committee of City
Council and ClLlzens to whom was re-
ferred the matter of constructing a
branch road from the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad at Ludlow to ana into the
City OF CoyrngtOu, and that said Com |
miLtee are hereby authorized and en-
powered to confer with The Board IF
Managers OF the Kentucky CENTRAL Rail- |
road and learn from them theIr views |
relative to THESE al The earliest time com |
Venlent to the respective parties, and |
that said Committee report The res uit OF |
their luDJrs to mis- CouAcil on conclu. |
sion OF the same"
NEWPORT.
Council meeting in Bellevue Tonight |
The German Pioneer Association will |
meet at Red Mems Hall this evening,
The funeral Of the venerable Mrs, |
Harriet Tltton took place yesterday.
The Murphy meetings will hereafter
be held on Tuesday and Friday even
ings of each Week,at Jctfery'5 Chapel.
In the Criminal Court, this morning,
A. Gasdori, was Sentenced TO one year
in the Penitentlary tor grand larceny.
Miss Louisa Meyers, VINO was sent to
the Lunatlc Asylum about i've months
ago, returned last might perfectly cured
Oh her disease.
The alarm from Box G. at 1880 today.
was caused by a sIgut fire in Inc root Of
the tWO-stOry brick, on the southwest
corner Of Front and Monmouth streets.
Loss lNflng.
The many friends Of Mr.. George Mil
lCI VI 'uio ClOJ SdlCICI VI INC uIJDuuuCt |
Champion Citys, Will lie glad to know
that he is engaged TO eaten Tor the Gin
clnnatls for tue rest Of the season, along
with Mitchell, his present pitcher.
Jacob Borne, farmer down in Indi.
ana, informs his brother Barney Borne, a
constable in this city, OF the destruction
by lightning OF his barn, containing
grain, farming implements, ETC., during
a storm last WeeE. He estimates his
loss at $4 1000.
Catherine Rabe, who was so terribly ,
bu ned week ago last Saturday, the
particulars Of WHICH We're given in the
STAR AZ the time, died yesterday morn
ing from the effects OF the burns, Her
funeral look place this morning from |
Corpus Christi Church.
The Grand Jury brought in the tolloy.
ing Indictments this morning: William l
Elliott, housebreaking and larceny;
henry Brown, same; A. G0sd0rf and
Andy Moran, grand larceny (the latter {
being too young to b. sent to the PeDi- l
was allowed to plead guilty. to
petty larceny ana WAS sentenced to
three months in the County Jan); Jim
Harris, of Dayton, Was lndic.ed for
l0rse-stealing.
A little lad not more than five wears
I'D was brought to the Station-house
shortly before II O'clock to-day for till Z
apping. Marshal Lock, who brought {
II The child, says that this is the fourth
line this lad has been caught at the
same game. The scene witnessed when
he Marshal carried the little fellow off
% be locked up was heart.rending ana
Drought tears to tue eyes OF number OF
he crowd who witnessed it. The child's 4
lame was Eddy McGovern.
AT the annual communication of Olive
Branch Chapter No. rs, r. A. NJ, held
ast night, the following companions l
we're elected to serve the following year: :,
Chomas Dixon, ii. F.; Daniel G. Brum- n
,ack, King; !. A. Ackley. Scribe; Henr,
higgins, z. H.; Ell. 5. Runnels, PSF;
!. K. Rugg, X. A. c.; j. +. Kinney, &.
81 Van; II. Pye, q. NJ 81 Vail; VIM.
,. smith, q. NJ. 1st Vah; j. N. Gould,
secretary; Thomas Fagin, Treasurer; j. Ii
soaring, Guard; j. Rape, Trustee.
meeting OF the Committee on Course
VI Study and on Salaries and Appoint- \
nents was held in the Ringgold-s l.
'ull ing last evening. 1t was decided
o request the superintendent to a,cer- is
ain, lor the Information OF the Commit l.
ee, what sum of money would be gained /.
o the parents by introducing tn. Eclec-