The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
CONVICTION.


Two stray horses at Middendorf's stable
Mr.. James c. Blick has returned from an
extended Eastern tour.
The meeting of the City Council last night
was an unimportant one.
Members of the City Council inspect Gov
ington avenue this evening.
The Medical Society meets at DIR. Hender
sons office next Tuesday.
Another one of those delightful soirees at
DreXelius Hall tomorrow night
Dr. r. b. Ironside left last night on
pleasure trip to Chillicothe, Ohio.
Mr. Andrew Box has been engaged as Or
ganist at the Church of Immaculate Con-
cepton of Newport
Hon. H. P Whitaker has returned from
Maysville, where he went to attend the fu-
neral of his aged mother.
Rosa Buckley, Pat Carney and Jack
Crockett, were each fined $4 i'll the Police
Court this morning for drunk.
John Chamberlain, of Mason County, filed
his petition in bankruptcy this morning.
Liabilities Sc, SAB -, assets 1921 25.
EX-Mayor L. L. Baker has leased the Say
age Homestead on the Wallace farm, and
has removed his family to that place,
No odication, is the decision in the
Corbin case; thus Julius Corbin is suspend
ed for twelve months from practicing at the
bar
The knights of Pythias of this city in
company with those Of Newport, will pay a
visit to their brother Lodges in Cincinnati
tonight.
At the City Convention yesterday even
ing, the following nominations were made
For Mayor, r. A. Athey; for Marshal, John
GoodSOn; for Magistrates in the First Dis
trict, Messrs. JOS. Duvenck and VIM. Nc
Laughin.
At the meeting of the Knights Templar of
the Grand Commandery of Kentucky, held
in Danyille yes erday, l.. ID. Croninger of
this city, was elected Recorder, and r. H.
Renshaw Standard Bearer. Covington well
deserves these honors, which were worthily
bestowed.
DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-The Democ-
racy met at Independence yesterday, and
the following are The nominations made:
Judge-Hon. Il. J. Phelps.
Clerk-B. Il. Bristow.
Sheriff.. f. Lowe.
AssesSor-B. $. Hardin.
Atiorncy-Thos. Wise.
Coroncr-H. DeGruyter.
Suryeyor-John Burke.
Jailer-Anton Willenbrink.
The following were selected for the County
Executive Committees: First District
Theo. L. Hallam, Fred. Fischer and J. NJ |
Tisdale; Second Dstrict-John L.. L.Sandford,
p Casey and James Hester Third Dis
trict-W. L. Manson VIM. Timberlake and
James Poor.
The following delegates were chosen to |
represent kenton County in the next Judi
cial Convention for this Judicial District:
First District-John B. Foster, H. Won
Boken, Frank p. Helm, Thomas Morrissey
James w. Bryan, James b. Casey, Mike !
Leonard, w. D. Brent, H. Linneman, Jack
England, f. A. Prague, Pat. Mcnamara, w. |
Healey, A. Bogenschutz, John Whitney and
r. Gwydir
Second District-John L. Sandford, John
S. Scott, II. P. Whitaker, w. NJ. Finley, b.
Brassman, J. Freer, J. Hermes, L. Bracker, |
James B. Orr, Jr,, H. Ruhe, W. II. Turner, |
g. Harris, l.. Hays r. Campbell, w. G. |
Hill p. Casey and John Goodson.
Third District-W II. Pye, w. L. Man
son, W. H. Wood, John Leathers, H. f.
Wilson, w. jenkins, Barney Grady, J. j.
Bussey, W. Timberlake, Robert Simmons,
P, j. Green i. S. Roberts, T. A. Childers
and Hub. Buckner.
NEWPORT.
The fremen received five months pay
yesterday.
The alarm from Box 1 about 10 o'clock
This morning was false.
Five months pay and a solid gold medal
are too much for one week
Dick Baldwin was taken in this morning
for sapping JAG Lesch in the face
The Criminal Court adjourned at 12
O'Clock till tomorrow morning.
The case of John Greer, for manslaughter,
is set for Monday in the Criminal Court.
The police have not been paid a cent for
over five months and didn't get medal,
either.
A company of soldiers, under command
of Captain Warwick, are having rifle prac-
tce on the Mill Bottoms to-day.
A man named Barney Mulligan, fell in n
fit on the ferryboat Cincinnati Belle this
morning, receiving severe injuries from the
fall
The Merriam sisters entertained large
audience at the Grace NJ. Il. Church last
night to some choice vocal and instru-
mental music.
The Waldenmeyer Amateur Orchestra.
the best musical organization in the city,
gave another OF their choice concerts to q
crowded house last evening
Grand Jury's report this morning-Dug.
Maphet, assault and battery; Dick Davis, s
carrying burglars tools. Tom Costigan, on
a charge of carrying concealed weapons, was
discharged.
Fred. Mauritz, living on Brighton street,
last night bit off the nose of his wife whom
ne married few weeks ago, and who lately /
left him. Surgical aid was summoned and s
the organ adjusted.
Andrew Sherver, living on the corner of
Washington avenue and Ringgold street, ,
had his right leg broken and his head back
and chest badly bruised by the kick of
horse yesterday afternoon.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Dick Day and Denny
Mullen, housebreaking and larceny, two
years in the Penitentiary. Jake Fatter,
same discharged; Joseph Gazzi carrying $
concealed weapons, $25 fine and ten days in
Jail.
Constable Mccormack and bartender 5
named Fowler had war of words OH the t