The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
COVINGTON.


until MONDAY 10 file new bond.
A telegram from New Orleans an.
nounces the death Of Mr. Joan Perry, OF
this city.
A divorce suit was filed yesterday by
Ida Campbell against Charles c campbell,
on the ground OF abandonmenL.
W. f. Sears, OF West Union, Nicholas
County, flied his petition III bankruptcy.
Liabilities, S4 200; assets, 81, 400.
The Fire Department received olfe
thousand feet VI nose yesterday, which
was distributed among the various hose
houses.
The Short-line Rlilroad will not re-
ceiVe any more Stock lor South Coving-
ton WItAOut an a jttnIant accompanying
IL on the train.
A large number of colored men went
in seal ch OF atson, the vile murderer
this morning, having heard of hlm being
near WlnsLun's pace, about SIX miles
from tuIs city.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Mandate filed in the
case vi E,linger, administrator, against
the Trus Ices OF The Methodist ChUrch,
aud Judgment OF $lO25 rendered, being
ten per cent of damages claimed.
POLICE CoURr.-Charles Enalt, disor-
DERBY, $o; William Abbott, sane, evil
dence neard and left open 10? cUnsdera-
ton; Joseph DAVIS, breach Of the peace,
dismissed; Mos e. Hetby, same, $l3.
Ii. 9. Spaulding a moonshiner from
Carter County, VINO has been Incarcer-
aled since last April, Was released from
custody this morning, on orGer of the
District Att ttJrney, ON his own recogui-
zance.
Marshal Bolan received information
yesterday leading him to believe that
there was Il possibility that Pail. Wat
son, the fugitive Wiie-murderer, mlght
be lingering in the nelguD0rho0d OF
Union, Boone County. Accordingly, the
Marshal, accompanied by Deputy Good
son, lett cary yesterday afternoon to
investigate the report aforesaid They
returned with no light to shed upon the
subject.
WATER-WoRKs BoARD,-Claims were
al owed amouuL.ng ~ $792 "a; payroll,
$3.50; paid i'll Jaoor Vouchers, 1882 70,
making total OIL $3.50 %.
Ine Secretary submitted the follow
lug report: Balance on nand a. per LAST
report, $637 II; received from water
rents, S9S IS; received from sprv ce
branches, S6S ~, making total of
$SJ4 20.
Ile Treasurer submitted the following
report: b.tlanae oa hand as per Last re-
port, S4,4l7 At; disbursement, 1904 ~:
balance u,I nHnd, ~ 0l3 70.
The Englnper submitted the following
report: GOAL cOnsumed, 3, 773 bushes,
averaging 12lM busnels pc, twenty -lour
hours; coal ia ara w date, T,4l9 bushels;
water pumped fpr twenty-tour cOnsecu.
tive hours, 200 900 gallons.
NEWBORN.
Col FThon1aG .Innaa frnr
ington, ID. q.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day 10 Ii. Wemele and Mary Resen-
berg.
A wedding of prominent parties will
be among the social events The coming
week.
The case against young Green for man
slaughter is set for Monday ia the Grim
mai Court.
A reed band consis ting of members of
the old Garrison Band, was organized
last night under the leadership Oh James |
Green.
The choir of Grace NJ. E. Church will |
hereait occupy the space i'll tue rear |
OF the pulpit lusLead OF the gallery, as |
formerly.
The Marshal's office is carpeted and |
furnished win handsome cushioned |
sofa and some chairs. Query: from |
whence did those come?
The German and English sections OF |
the W orkingmen's Association will meet |
tomorrow ate noon ut Red Mems Hall !
TO appoint delegates and nominate can
uldates Tor tie various city Offices.
Suit was Instituted yesterday in the |
Chancery Court by the Farmers Bank |
OF Kentucky against BanGerman and |
others tor the sum OF over "a, 0)0, seek
ing discovery upon whicn attachments
were issueu. A similar case Was also
instituted by James Taylor & Son, OF
this city, against the same parties for
the sum OF about S4OO.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Ihe morning ses-
sion OF tnls court was OccOuDled in
II a. ins Il motion Tor continuance of the
ca g OF the Commonwealth against Wm,
Greenwood who was iuuiteu Tor forgery
on nine separate indictments. Al the
examining lrial GteenwOou'5 bail was
nXtu at $1,000 On Lac first indictment and
SOW edCu on the Otuer eight. A lurtuer
AearhlAg ol the motion is set for Tues
day.
In" case Of Mr.. Chadwick before the
Grimm Il Court Thursday and Friday,
whlcA excl, ed the most profound intel
est i'll Newport and Dayton.
where the defendant was wei
known and respected, divested or
Legal tecunicalilles and exaggerated
Iumor, was simply this: In Il case now
pending and not yet terminated in the
Campbell Circuit Court, wherein Mr.
CHADWICK Is defendant and William
Wis ell, of Cincinnati, is PLAIN
TN, Mr.. Chadwick, at the last term OF
CourI, under ook 10 controyert tue tuil
consideration of promissory note sued
upon. Through inadyertence his an.
sWer TO the plaintiff IS petition
denied any consideration. The
evidence before the Court proved that
Mr.. ChadWlck's attorney brought the
answer into Court while Mr.. Cnad wick.
who was at the time juror, was Sitting
Oh the jury bench, and handed the
same to hlm, who, without more
than a nasty glance, went to the
Jerks desk and made affidavit thereto
and returned it to his lawyer. The
llinIih i'll the case, acting under
the suggestion OF his own attorney.
all etWards caused Mr.. Chad
W CHS arrest for perjury.
NJ. Chadwick admitted the fact OF mis-
affidavit TO wnat was untrue, but alleged
hat it was done through inadyertance.
For reasons best known to the plaintiff.
Mr. Chadwick was pursued with an In