The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-15
COVINGTON.

There was temporary suspension at
Mitchell s. Tranters Rolling-mill yes
terday.
The Favorite Dancing Club will hold
their first reception at Hellman's Hall
Thursday night.
Mr.. Joseph Belser was badly injured
yesterday by being thrown from wagon
on Pike street.
In the County Court yesterday Mr..
James Threlkeld was appointed guar
dian Of Bellavllle Herndon.
A small insect, similar in shape to
she bugs on rose bushes, is raVaging
blue grass all over the State.
Ex-Policeman McGraw has accepted
q position from Harry Rife as dog
killer, and this morning he succeeded
dn killing three CANNES Of the Spitz
breed.
William Menningers horse ran away
yesterday. His son William, sixteen
years of age, was in the wagon and was
thrown out. His head was severely cut
and his ankle broken.
Policeman Bolan arrested a colored
boy this morning named Sanders Mar
shall on the charge Of stealing a box of
cigars from the store Of Joseph Slatls,
corner of Fourth and Scott streets.
Mr.. Henry Weihre and Miss Mary
Putthoff were united in marriage this
morning at the Mother of God Church,
on Sixth street. A.reception will be
held at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents tonight.
James Wilson, alias Sanders, and Geo.
Young, the two eonyicJs who escaped
from the Frankfort Penitentiary, were
captured in Chicago and taken back to
their old quarters yesterday. Their
pictures grace the rogue's gallery in
Louisville.
! POLICE CoURT.-R. DugaD, Jas. MOL
Fison, drunk, "a; Fl. Backen, last riding,
"a; John Gilligan, disorderly conduct,
BIO and cost, and recognized in $3.50 to
keep the peace for six months. MIR. Gill
iigan can consider himself lucky this
morning, and it seems very strange how
His Honor fines people $50 ana costs
for simply carrying concealed weapons,
and he lets this man off with small
fine for shooting at policemen, accusing
them Of being thieves, robbers, &c. l.
shows that his Inconsistency in some
cases FULLY equals his eccentrlcity in
Others.
<sS NEWPORT.
Not an item In the City Court this
morning.
The Chancery Court convenes on Mon
day next.
J In the Criminal Court, John Selman,
tried for grand larceny, was acquitted.
L. NJ. White, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the Criminal Court yester-
day.
( The st. George Benevolent Society
will give picnic next Monday at silver
Grove.
Mrs. NJ. V. Daily and Mrs. Major
Hearn have left on visit to Mrs. W. Ii.
Jones at Columbus, Ohio.
jesse Arthur. Esq, leaves tonight for
Southwestern Missouri, to look after the
interests OF a client in lead mine.
Quite number Of young folks from
tins city went up on the Champion No.
8, this morning, 10 California, o., where
a picnic Is being given by st. Jerome
Church.
The bhoys in the City Jail have come
80 terms; in fact, they have come right
down to hard-pan, and will get away
with all the black coffee and bread with
out butter they can lay hands on.
/ The Criminal Court met this morning
at the usual hour, but shortly alter ad-
5ourned till Tomorrow morning on &C.
count Of the non-appearance of impor-
tant witnesses in the N uttle and Norton
ease.
A suit for divorce was filed this
morning to be heard at the hext term of
the Chancery Court. which meets Mon
day. The petitioner is Mrs. +. Barker,
nee Miss Root, sister of Oliver W.
Root.
Mr.. John Bennett, of this city, while
On his way to the Orphan Asylum at
Mt. Auburn on Sunday, was Knocked
tnsensible by brick falling ON his head
from the third story OF an unfinished
building. He was taken in a carriage 10
the Gibson House, wnere he renamed
DVer night, but had 80 far recovered yes
teruay as to be able to walk home.
DAYTON. KY.
The Baptist Sewing Circle meets
Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Wash. Kidwell.
Good-by, Jolt Wagons. The citizens of
Dayton, who for l0l these many years,
have been jolted to death by these abom-
nations, which the STAR has dubbed
Jolt Wagons, will rejoice with exceeding
great joy on learning that those long
looked for dummies are actually COM
ing. The contract for the building OF
two of them was awarded yesterday to
Pittsburg tirm by the Railroad Com
pany, and they are to be on hand inside
Of forty days from date. In dimensions
they are to be four teet longer til an what
is known as the 'summer car" Work
On the track will begin next Monday
All hail then, dummies, Dayton's saliva
honl
LEXINGTON. KY.
Over two hundred arrivals at the
PL@nix.
Col. w. II. johnson is stopping at the
Phoenix.
Captain B. J. Treacy will be able to
get out this week.
Let all 90 and see Haverly's Minstrels
on Wednesday night.
A meeting of the Mechanical Asso-
citation was held on Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Erd, of the firm of Erd &
Bell, gets married on the 22d.
DR.. j. G. Bailey, U. s. A, and W. NJ.
Mead, U. S.,N., are at the Phoenix.
]. +. Summos, Of the Louisville Com
meroiaL is in the city attending the
races.