The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
COvINGTON.

The regular March term OIL Jne Cnan-
Gerry Court began to-day.
Mr., Frank Pulsiort will deliver the
STAR east of Madison, and south OF Pike
streets hereafter.
The Republicans will have a grand
jolifcation tonight at Welling's Hall,
In honor OF the Inauguration of Hayes.
Rev. MIR. Blackburn, Of the Colored
Baptist Church, yesterday baptized
fifty converts In the Round-house Pond.
James Dawson, boy about eleven
years old, fell from horse on Russell
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets yesterday, and was badly in
jured.
A little three-year-old daughter OF Mr..
James Williams, OF No. 1863 Bachelor
street, was severely burned on the face,
hands and arms yesterday from falling
on hot stove.
John Hugel was arrested yesterday
by Officers McGraw and Bolan ON
warrant sworn out by Frances Jones,
whom he married about two weeks ago.
The complaint is that Hugel has another
wife living in New York.
MAYORS CoURT.-George P. Hogde,
bigamy, continued till tomorrow; A. IL.
Marthens, breach Of the peace, 50; W.
Gillespie. drunk and disorderly, contin-
ued till 18th inst; John Coppey, drunk
and disorderly, dismissed; Thomas
Weeks, breach of the peace, $53; Thomas
Morgan, drunk and disorderly, 81.
The Northern Kentucky Teachers AS
sociation organized Saturday night.
DR.. j. W. Hall delivered a welcoming
address, which was replied to by Rev.
FL. A. NJ. Henderson. A Constitution
and Bylaws were framed. The follow
hnon AIn fnd tn for hn
ensuing year: President, Ii. j. Foster,
OF Boone; Vice President, 7. M. Barton,
OF Pendletoh; Secretary and Treasurer,
W. G. Lord, OF Covington; Executive
Committee, Samuel Turley, of Gallatin
]. u. Hall, Jr., of Kentbn; Ii. d. STRAIT
ton, of Grant; r. Ii. Hodges, of Carroll;
+. T. Adams, of Kenton; Committee on
Programme, RID. Best, N. Stephens and
Mrs. Il. Gray, OF Kepton; j. 4. Wright,
of Pendleton; Mrs. X. White, OF Camp
bell. Adjourned until the second FRI
day in June.
NEWPORT.
The Republican Executive Committee
will meet tonight at 9. p. Buehanan's
office.
Rev. II. "A. Henderson will deliver
lecture this evening, in the Taylor-street
M. e. Church. Subject, Extremes"
The Bell Jubilee Troupe appears
again Friday evening, at Odd-tellows'
Hall, in a programme made up OF good
plantation melodies.
The Republican Executive Committee
will meet this evening, at Squire G.
Buchanan's office, Tor the purpose of
nominating candidate for City Jailer.
Rev. Father Moore, pastor OF the
Church of the immaculate Conception,
will lecture on "The Life and Labors OF
St. Patrick" on Sunday evening, the
18th inst.
MIR. Charles Trumor, an old and re-
spected citizen, died suddenly this
morning at his residence on York street
near Byzantine. Coroner Winston Will
investigate the cause OF his death this
evening.
The funeral of Major Boden, one of
the most imposing ever seen in this city,
took place yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock. The procession was about i've
squares long, and was formed as fol-
lows:
Grand Marshal, Sir Knight George
Fewless.
Mayor, Police, City Officers and
Councilmen, and Members of the Bar.
officers of Building Associations Nos.
6 and 2, and Teutonia.
Veterans of the late war, eighty in
number, with the tattered flag OF the 23d
Kentucky.
RoehPs Band.
Friendship, Myrtle and Beethoven
Lodges, Knights OF Pythias.
First Battalion, X. ?. Of Cincinnati,
Col. Kleisch commanding.
Eureka Lodge, X. p, Charles Getch-
ell commanding.
North Star Lodge, No. 20, and Hum
boldt Encampment, 1. o. o. F., of New
port, and visiting Lodges of Coving-
ton and Cincinnati, under the COM
mand of B. +. Taylor, Marshal.
The Blue Lodges and Chapters of
Newport and visiting Masons. /
Cincinnati Commandery, Knights
Templar, Sir Knight Whitaker, Cap
tain General OF the division.
Covington Commandery, X. T., Sir
Knight Il. l.. Lyons, E. G.
Newport Commandery Knights Tenn
plar.
Hearse, pall-bearers and guard of
honor.
CARRIAGES.
The remains were taken to the First
Presbyterian Church, where Rev. Mr..
Matthews conducted the exercises.
The pall-bearers were Sir Kn ghts VIM.
N. Air and Geo. Klein; Henry schriver
and 5. N. Morlidge, F. and A. M; W.
II. Wiebe, Humboldt Encampment, aud
W. Wallin, North Star Lodge, l. o. o. |
f.; Ii. Heiszing, Pocahontas Tribe;
George Hornung and Chas. Peuckna,
X. r.; and II. Ashton and Asa Jones.
Cincinnati Drill Corps Of Knights Tenn
plar, Guard OF Honor.
The body was conveyed to Evergreen
Cemetery, where it will finally be in
terred.
DAYTON. Ky.
Council meeting tonight.
The venerable Mr.. Beatty, of Third |
street, ls dangerously i'll.
1t Is understood that the Newport |
Glee Club will serenade few OF the |
most prominent Dayton Republicans
this evening.
j. B. Quinby, Esq, the well-known
editor OF the Weekly Leader, has an
nounced himself as candidate for |
Mayor on the Republican ticket.
& The Presbyterian Congregation are
arranging for a first-class entertainment
to be given on the night of the 10Th inst.