The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
CONVICTION.

The hop at Arbeiter Hall last night was
success.
Elijah Northcutt, of this county, exhibits
afpe-pound potato.
Mr.. Richard Mann, of Canton Station,
died Wednesday night
City Council last night. No business Of
interest was transacted.
Seventy carloads of stock arrived at the
Covington Stock yards this morning
Hon. John G. Carlisle has been invited to
deliver an address in Cynthiana Monday.
n Bruce Morten this morning commenced
to lay pipe for the new pumps for the
Water-works
Thenews stand of j. H. Hartlaub is closed
to-day on account of the death OF his
father
The alarm of fire at 1115 this morning
was caused by blaze in the house at No.
G36 Scott street.
John Geiscn and Phil. Pearce, the two
"whirlers,n had their cases whired over
until tomorrow.
Miss Aggie Robinson, a lovely young lady
of Fern Bark Ohio, is visiting relatives in
the city. ...
BY request of the will of W. H. Smith,
Thos Shea was this morning qualified as
executor of the estate.
Some villain last night poisoned valua-
Bile COW belonging to Mr.. ?. Callahan from
the effects Of which it died.
Burglars entered the office of the Coving-
ton Dry Dock Company Wednesday night
and stole valise full OF clothing
A Mr.. Bachenor was thrown from his
wagon on Pike street yesterday by the run
ming away of his horse and received a bro
ken arm.
Mr.. Ambrose Buford. of the Covington
StoCk-yards, was yesterday caught between
astoneWall and passing car and was very
Beriouslyrhurt.
The following weddings are announced in
The near future Mr.. John Leslie to Miss
Miss Maggie Shay; VIM. Bond to Dollie
Murnan.
Mr.. G. r. Scott, well known young man,
twenty-five years old, died at his residence,
on Independent Pike, yesterday morning,
OF consumption.
Tony Willenbrnk's little daughter Mag
gle fell from a porch twelve feet to the
pavement yesterday and wasquite seriously
injured although no bones were broken.
+ George Kruselman and George Wolking
Yesterday killed thirty five rabbits fifteen
quals, two squirrels and a poe-cat Game
must be plenty when such hunters as these
are so successful. Perhaps they used silver
bullets.
VIM. A bbott filed suit to set aside the
deed of trust made to J. III. Averill, for
Harry w. Abbott alleging that said deed
of trust was obtained while plaintiff was
under the influence of liquor, and the i'm
preston that it was his will.
Charles Remmler who lives in Lewis
burg, fell from the third-sory window of
the Union Backing Company Building, in
Cincinnati, yesterday, and struck the pave
ment on his head. Strange to say, he re-
ceived no serious injuries.
The surprise party rendered to Mr. Sam
nei Stribeek last night by his brothers-in-
law was a grand success in every particular.
Ills residence being too small to accommo-
date the seventy-tive couples, among which
were number of bellies, they proceeded to
Turner Hall, where they spent happy time
in dancing and discussing an elegant supper.
Mr. ]. W. Van Leunan and Miss Alice
Noterman. daughter of Mr. J. J. Noterman,
were welded last night at Mr.. Noternan s
home, 15l5 Scott street, the Rev. Father
Brandts officiating. After their pleasant
and quiet wedding the joyous pair straigh
way went to housekeeping in their new
home on East Powell street, happy as two
little birds i'll the spring time.
CHANcERY CoURT.-Ephraim Pearce was
granted divorce from his wife, Melissa
Pcarce.
Emma Holmes VS.. Gustave Holmes; suit
for divorce; dismissed, no testimony being
produced.
Star Bull ling Association VS.. b. f. Put
hoH; judgment for plaintiff, 1858.
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Judgment, $2, 500
f. p. Helm, receiver, vs.. S. F. Roberts;
Judgment $576.
A number of other small judgments were
rendered.
COyingtOn Council PrOceedings-Gf-
ficiai Report.
regular meeting of the City Council was held
IN the Council Chamber Thursday evening Oc-
toher 9th 1873, President Trnter pro TEN. in the
chair ana all the members present except Messrs.
stcphons, McDannold GeiSbauer, Howe, Ashbrooli
and Meyers.
Ine of the previous meeting were read
and dapprovGd.
Thc Auditor presented report in which he
stated that the Magistrates of the city had reported
as required by law. Report received and filed
The bill Of W. A. Carpentcr& Il Bro, amounting
ptn st3 As, was referred to the Committee on
Claims
Street Commissioner was instructed to put
in one section Of box sewer to extend over Mr..
Martins ground. on the eat gutter of Stevens
Street, at SOutllg0le s north line.
petition from the property holders on the
ulley running south from Fourteenth street, be-
tween Fourteenth and fifteenth streets, asking to
have s4id alley improved, was referred To Commit
ytee on Internal Improvements.
On motion Council adjourned for two weeks,
JOS. HERMES,
Chairman of Committee on Printing.
Attest: GEO. u DAT.stI, Citv Clerk.
NEWPORT.
Mr., Chris Speck, of the Fire Department,
Is better,
A more substantial floor is being laid in
the Engine-house.
Dave Lock and Taylor Thornton returned
from their hunt-with full game bags.
Mr. John Mccullough, the tragedian,
dined with Colonel James Taylor at his
3esidence day.