The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16
COvINGT0N.

valuable horse belonging TO MT. NO.
ward McLsren died last night.
Miss Mary Kline has returned from a
pleasant visit to Pomeroy, Ohio.
Two hundred and sixty people re.
ceiyed soup at the Re liei-house yester-
day.
Rev. kr. Garter, of Georgetown, is
conducting revival at the First Baptist
Church.
Mr.. James Rouse and Miss Sallie GAL
baugh will be united in marriage next
Tuesday.
Twenty-three car loads Of stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Mr.. c. Kleymeier has rented the store
lately occupied by Mr.. E. j. Hickey, on
Madison street.
A Rev. Mr.. Weeks, of Paris, KY, will
preach tonight at the Episcopal ConYo-
cation at Trinity Church.
A Postmistress to obtain the influence
OF Senator Beck must be handsome,
winning, and OF o very attractive ap-
pearance.
The Young Men and LADIES' Sodality
OF 5t. Mary's Cathedral, have organized
dramatic club and will give their first
performanc on st. Patrick's night.
N. 2. BARTLETT was granted tho privi-
lege OF renewing his bond Of administra-
tor de boniS OF the estate OF Richard JOr-
dan, in the County Court this morning.
Billy Pardon, an employe of Mitchell
Il Tranter's rolling-mill, was severely
burned yesterday by lot of boiling
iron splashing out Of the furnace on
him.
POLICE COURT Breach OF the peace
Jimmy Holmes, rich man, 81 80; z.
Finley, a poor man, $13 80; Sis. Con.
nelly, a notorious singer Of profanity,
continued; John Hall, drunk, $4.
The dwelling of Mr.. Joseph Chambers,
221 Garrard street, was burglarized
Monday night, and handsome gold
watch and chain, together with other
jewelry and some money, taken.
Miss Sybil Foote, daughter Of Senator
Foote, and MI. Eu. Casey were marri ed
last evening at the Senator's residence,
No. q East Third street, by Rev. G. F.
Busbee, recior Of Trinity Episcopal
Church.
The Knights Templar last night inau.
gurated their new asylum by cOnferring
the Order OF the Red Cross upon nun.
ber OF postulants. A banquet was also
spread, and the evening was spent in
teasting and speech-making.
VIEWPOINT.
Representative NORM left this morn
ing for the State capital to help elect
that Senator.
The Merry Six will entertain theil
hosts Of fliends with social hop at Rel
Neu'e Hall.
Henry Strotkamp, for assaulting Ton
Nealons, was fined 50 and costs il
=. pnhn -, ~ mi ,I,,,.
Gustav Freizenspann had three fingers
o! his left hand SO badly bruised yeSter
DAY at Butcher IL Wiedeman's brewery
that amputation 10 considered nsces
sHry.
The Grand Jury found the following
indictments this morning: Lewis EN-
Dayton, selling liquor without license
and keeping tipping house; Joht
Walker, assault and battery; Lew
Thornton and Patsy Nolan, assau 1t ant
battery; Casper Henzsl, James Tilis
JUseph Tillis, grand larceny and re
-peiyi 6 stolen goods; Henry Schwer
man, forgery.
CRIMINAL COURT. - John Brown
coloreu, grand larceny, two and a hal
years in the Penitenuary.
Mr. l.. Y. Estell withdrew from th
bail bond Of Tom Shannoh, and that in.
diyidual was once more remandeQ to tn
care OF Jsiler Schwartz.
George Crsmbert, larceny and house
breaking, two years in the Penitentlary
William Peters, petit larceny, dis
missed.
tRIMINAL CoURT.-The case Of VIM
Peters, o. Da>top. Who was charged
With carrying concealed weapons, wa
sailed. During the Trial Peters moth
sr took ut i'll The Court room, and sh
was taken TO an adjoining room. Tn
Prosecuting Attorney refused through
lympalhy tor the unfortunate woman t.
lurtner prosecute the case, and tn
Judge dismissed Peters, before doin
10, however, His Honor severely repri
m,,uded The youth Tor drawing dead
weapon on his own father, and said
ae aid not mend his ways he would en-
ais days in the Penitentiary.
The Grand Jury made its final repor
his morning. During the session nine
;y-hve Witnesses were examined, twer
iy-tour Indictments found, and twelv
sases dismissed. The jury examine
oily good condition except drainage froI
.he same, which was in a very bad cor
HtiOn and needing thorough repairing
The cesspooi in the rear OF the Jail Wa
found in filthy and unsafe condition
and it WAS recommended that ne'
Iheiving and closets be placed in th
Circuit, Chancery, and Criminal COuI
rooms for the preservation OF books an
papers OF the office.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Paris, KY, has new steam fire Ell
ylne.
The crowd in town on County Cour
Day WAS comparatively small.
Gen. r. Lee Gibson started for Wast
ington City Nor nday, after remaining !
the city q few days.
Elder Bow, of Louisville, KY, has tt
Uhurch in Millersburg.
The act to ipcdrporate the BENJAMIN