The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-25
COVINGTON.

a bankrupt be set aside and held for
naught
Mrs. Mary J. Porter and Mrs. L. M. Hen
dersen, of Philadelphia, the sister and the
niece of King David, the High Muck-a-
muck in the news line, are visiting their
distinguished relative
The Agricultural and Industrial Fair AS
sociation of the colored people of Kenton,
Boone and Campbell Counties announce a
grand fair, to be held at the Star Baseball
Grounds, in this city, commencing on the
LIST of October and continuing five days.
The Kentucky Conference of the African
NJ L. Church has made the following ap-
pointments for this vicinity: Cynthiana
District, J. f. Francis, P e.; Cynthiana, to
be supplied; Connersville, A. j. Talbert;
,Covington, G. Barker; Covington Mission,
]. d. Frazier; Frankfort District, L. Evans
p. E.; Midway, l.. Crawford; Versailles, J.
M. Turner; Lawrenceburg, G. b. Harris;
Lexington District, J. w. Aubrey, P. L.
Lexington Mission, P R. Anderson; Mich
olasville, A. A. Lawrence; Georgetown, j.
+. Lindsey.
John Mais is home.
]. M. Kirtley purchased the residence of
James B. Casey, for $139Oo.
John McCourt has gone to Gallpolis on
business of delicate nature.
Hardebeckes buggy was smashed up con-
Biderably by runaway horse.
Willy Drew was badly injured last night
by a carriage in the procession running
over him.
LIMITED LIABILITIES s.-Rudolph SChweick-
ert and Venonica Riebel, of Dayton, KY.
Adman Bauer and Katie Glaser.
Those fine new double-deck morocco top
boots Squire Evan is wearing are present
from j. b, Klosterman, the boss shoe
maker.
Hosea Stelman has the acme plan of
stopping runaway horses He throws a
barrel in front of them which brings them
to dead halt.
Rigney & Carroll are the cream song and
dance men, and the rest OF the May Flower
Novelty Troupe showed to good advantage
at their performance last night in Odd-fel
lows Hall
Police CoURr.-Jos. Magner, violating
Reuben's warning, $5; John Ford, va
grancy 20 days on stone pile; John Ryan,
drunk, 81; John Hanover, same 81; Hen.
Berry, and Mrs Cox fornication trans
ferred to Tebb's Court and dismissed Pleas
ant CUTLERY, disorderly, ST. Dick Harris,
breach of the peace, out on bail
NEWPORT.
J. s. Conkling appears to have the lead
for Marketmaster.
Intelligence is received of the death of
Thomas Spencer, son of Mr.. Abe Spencer,
of this city, at New Orleans, of yellow
fever.
The little daughter of Mrs. A. Murling-
hoff, on Williamson street, was badly in
jured by a window sash dropping on her
de Una rict hrn nlya,o
and the other seriously bruised.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met last night, and Jacob Creutz, ESQ., was
appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Julius Swetzer, member
from the Third Ward, 1t was decided to
hold the Convention at Eclipse Hail.
At the meeting of the Republican Execu-
live Committee last night Mr.. Jas. Thomas
resigned as candidate for School Trustee,
and Mr. W. d. Smith was appointed to fill
the vacancy. Mr.. S. R. Ebbert was selected
10 fill the vacancy as a candidate for Coun-
Gil in the Sixth Ward.
Thomas Kenworthy and Mary Dick were
granted license to wed.
The celebrated Hahn-Nichols coal case is
Rgain continued-this time to October 10th.
1t now comes to light that the Working
men did bounce Johnny Hugel last Sun
day.
Mr. Ed Buchanan, of Detroit Mich, is
paying a visit to his father Squire Buchan-
an, of this city.
A lady who died lately in Newport was
the last descendant of the world-renowned
Swedish poet, Uralowen.
"Patsey Domain, of Sandy Lane" is re-
ported nine ahead in the Gubser Mill dis
trict for Marketmaster
Th; funeral of Miss Annie Kelly was
largely attended from the Church of the
. Immaculate Conception this morning.
GRAND JURY REPoRT-Henry Stuckoff
and Peter McShane, grand larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods; John Piatt and Oscar
Bayless, assault with intent to commit a
rape The following were dismissed: Jas.
n. Dial and Thos Fowler.
John Schnider, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for grand larceny, and SEN
tenced to seven years in the Penitentiary,
was brought before His Honor Judge Per-
kins, this morning, and the sentence con-
6rmed. The prisoner made touching ap-
peal to the Court for new trial, but to no
purpose.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Oscar Baylass, better
known as Humpty, and John Piatt, who
were indicted for assault with intent to
commit rape, were called, but their attor
neys not being present their cases were con-
.inued, and bail fixed at 81 900 each. Court
adjourned to Q p. m.
Bail bond of Patsey Nolan was fixed at
b500
Jos. Gallagher who is charged with grand
larceny, failing to appear, his bond was for
feied
The case agasnst VIM. G. Stone was con-
hnued, and an attachment directed to
Campbell, Kenton, and Woodford Counties
was issued against Logan Kelley, with bail
At $500.
-l LEXINGTON, ky.
Robert McWade will open as Grip Van
sWinkle' at the Opera-house Thursday even,
Ing.
George w. Balm, of Louisville is an
aounced to lecture here next Friday even
hg. "
The Colored Peoples Fair opened yester-