The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-25
COVINGTON.

VIM, Wachs was yesterday sworn in
as Deputy Clerk Of the County Court.
Chas, Woodward, Jr., was adjudged a
lunaLic In the County Court yesterday.
Forty-fiye car loads OF stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Samuel johnson filed suit for divorce
from his vile Ellen on the ground OF
abandonment.
Messrs. Spangler g. Co. sold forty-nVe
city to England.
A little shaver in the employ of Peter
Moran decamped yesterday with S4 be-
longing to Peter.
John Grote. resident OF Lewisburg,
was rObUed OF watch and chain, Sun
day night, while sleeping on his door
step.
VIM. r. Scott, lately of the Post-ottice,
was bound over yesterday to tue Crlm-
inal Court on the charge of embezzle-
ment. His bail was put at $500.
James Mclaughlin and wife have sued
the Bleys and others in order 10 have
the Clinton Hotel resold to pay bond
for $1,000, given by former purchaser.
POLICE CoURT.-Barney Kehler, Hen
ry Balman, August kOors, disorderiy y
conduct, $5 each; Agnes Murphy, same,
50; Frank schneider, grand larceny, dis
charged.
Gavin Baron de Malmedy was brought
over to this side OF the OHIO by Deputy
Marshal Healy this morning, aud VIII
have his preliminary examination be-
fore His Honor, Mayor Athey, on Thurs
day.
Captain Henry Johnson, of the U. S.
A., and Miss Mollie Davis were united
in marriage last night at The residence
OF the BRIDES parents, ON Lower Market
street. Tuey lett Lnis morning lor Co.
lumbus, their future nome.
Theo. Leverman rebelled this morning
against putting on The stripes, on the
grounds that he was not furnished them
when he was first put in durance vile.
He was placed in the dungeon tor
awhile, but upon consideration Of the
Jailer he was released. The case Will
be investigated to-day.
NEWBORN.
The Workingmen will meet this even
Ing at Red Mems Hall.
Mrs. E. Curtis, of Lexington, Is the
guest ol Mrs. Is. Bowling.
Mrs. Puister is suffering from broken
arm caused by q iall from her buggy in
Uinclnnai.
In the case of Lenia Hughes against
Lew. Thornton, the jury lound defend
Aut not guilty.
The stars and stripes are flying TO the
breeze from q handsomely painted flag
staff surmountlng the Englne-house.
Sunday next grand least for the BEN
etit of the orphans will be neld on the
grounds Of the Asylum at Cold Spring.
Rev. Mr.. Stanlel's residence, on Tay-
lor street, near York, was ransacked BY
thieves last night, but the villains got
but cents tor their trouble.
Charles Woods, living in Washington
avenue, shot at a tree sunday night an d
was badly wounded, the ball rebound
ing and hitting him in the neck.
The creditors of the Short.line Rail-
road, which has been advertised for SAFE
next Monday, are about to apply to the
Louisville Chancery Court tor post
pOnement oil the sale.
Jacob CraWley and John Methering-
ham for interfering with officers while
on duty were fined $3 and costs in the
City Court, and John Crawley, the blind
man, was fneI 81 and costs Tor being
blind drunk.
The pleasures Of the telephone will be
exhibited at the residence 0! Capt. j. L.
Williamson on Thursday evening. Prof.
Michaels' orchestra will furnish the 1nu-
sic for those who wish to indulge in the
light fantastic pleasures.
1t was rumored this morning that on
account of the dissatisfaction existing
between the managers and puddlers AT
swiIts Rolling Mill, considerable
number OF the latter Will be thinned out
and new hands reinstalled ere the fur
naces are put in motion again.>
DAYTON. KY.
The Jubilee Minstrels are about to re-
Mr.. James Harris was elected deacon
In the Baptist Church Friday night.
John Yisse, President of the School
Board, is home from mis- trip through
Ohio.
The Baptist Social Reading Circle, so
succeSsfull last season, will shortly re-
organize
Our Jail is nearly filled-room for but
Dne more. NOn-payment OF dog taxes
seems to be the cardinal vice. The old
r0okery holds but two.
NJ. l.. Hawkins, Esq, ceased to be a
resident of Dayto yesterday. Hawkins
is Il prince OF good fellows, and his de-
parLure from our midst is regretted by
all our people.
Miss II. Alexandria has opened
reading room and circulating library
next door TO DR.. GoetZe's drug store.
The shelves already contain quite a
number OF interesting works on various
subjects.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The colored fair commences to-day in
this CITY.
The trottfDg races commence on Oc-
toDer 8, and continue five days.
TenBroeck and McWhirter, the two
great race horses, will come together at
the Nashville Blood Horse Association
race course.
Died, James Donnelly, OF SCOTT Coun-
ty, on Friday morning. His remains