The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-04
CONVECTION.

COVENGTON.
Anton Boex, the alleged forger, has
Jumped the town.
The Kentucky State Dental Association
convsnes this afternoon in this city
Hon. Mayor Moore and Ex-Mayor john
son, OF Cincinnati, attended the Hesmes
banquet to-day.
MIR. T. ]. Riley, heavy contractor of IN
1ianapolis, is the guest of that genial fellow,
Hon. John England
LOVERS LoTTERY-J. H. Loebker and
Lucy Thiesing, James c. Ernst and Level
lyn Porter, L. p. Hogan and May A. Gro
ger.
James G. Hamilton and G.. W. ONeal
were granted certificates of honesty, sobri-
ETY., profanity and other necessary charac-
teristic requirements to practice law
Henry Percival, the next Sheriff of Ken
ton County, won watch at the picnic yes
terday, and, with his usual generous dspo-
sition, gave it back again to the orphans.
POLICE CouRT.-Wm. Lindsay, disorderly.
$5; VIM. Bogenschutz, same S. VIM. Par
do, breach of the peace, 81; Sid. Barnes,
petty larceny, continued until Thursday.
Sidney Barnes who is charged with hav-
ISng stolen fat-boat some months since,
was seized by Officer Billy McGraw yester-
hay. The Grand Jury will interview Sid
hey.
VIM Pence was fined 81 this morning for
q breach of the peace by Squire Tebbs.
Friday he will explain why he had on his
person knife about the size Of a corn
cutter.
A little son of Mr.. Scott, of the Public
Library, called in our office yesterday, and
when we remarked to him in jesting man
/ I'll l,,, l,np linI
Very'innoccntly, that "he wasn't injin rub
ber" a g..
The Grand Jury presented the following
report this morning. George knorr and
Henry Neihaus, the two men who so bru-
tally beat up Conrad Deisler We're indicted
for assault and battery. The charge against
"a Bcnnewitz was dismissed.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Frank Hickey and Joe
Warner were indicted by the Grand Jury
this morning for house breaking and grand
larccn The former pleaded guilty to the
first charge and was sentenced to eighteen
months in the Penitentiary. The latter
stood lis tr&i and received a sentenceof two
years.
The Light Guards made new departure
under. the new State law last night. The
new roll includes about thirty-five members,
all efficient men. First Lieutenant W. R.
Thomas resigned. Hartlett Whitteker was
elected Secretary, j. A. Seeley Treasurer,
and S. f. b. Morse J. Duveneck c. Hull
and +. r. Peak, Recruiting Committee.
Hermes' Palace was decorated from the
cellar to the roof this morning with flags
aud eyercreens, in honor of the twenty-iifth
anniversary of Mr.. Hermes arrival in this
country. magnificent collation. was dis
Gussed by a number OF guests, and'a full
brass band discoursed music for the occa-
son John Valentine and John Smith had
the honor of the first waltz and at Il
o'clock the joyous hours were still speeding
swiftly away on the wings OF pleasure
NEWPORT.
Seven men in the City Jail
The Democratic Committee will meet
next Saturday for organization.
No business of Importance transacted al
the County Court at Alexandria yesterday
Herman Thessing was hauled in last night
for abusing his wife. He will have hear,
Ing tomorrow morning.
At the meeting of the School Board last
night the Treasurer reported q balance il
the treasury Of over $4,000.
The Democrats Of the Third District will
me Friday night at Eclipse Hall for Tho
purpose OF elccting an Executive Commit
tee.
George NJ. ,Dittoc, editor of the Local
LIFT this morning for Hopkinsyile KY, tt
attend the meeting of the Kentucky Pres
Association.
Fred. Heinrich swore out peace warran
this morning against Wm Grimm, the lattel
hayi, remarked that if he had Il revolver
along H. would Shoot Heinrich.
The Van Voast Guard will parade througl
I,a t.i,,n1 etr Thursday morning hp
fore leaving for Parlor Grove. where they
will hold their picnic.
Lieutenant .Cottngham and Officer
Flynn and Creighton were called to Coving
ION this morning to testify in the case 0
Frank Hickey and j. Sellman, charged Will
burglary
The servant girl at Mr.. s. f. Brakes resi-
dence, No 50 Washington avenue, diseov
cred a burglar beneath the bed. Sh
screamed vigorously and he departed hur
ricdly.
Mrs. Henrietta Sttz, an old and esteemed
citizen of Newport, died at her resi- dence OIL
Saturday and was buried yesterday. Sh
had been confined to her bed for six year
with rheumatism, which finally Terminated
in dropsy, with which she died.
The morning session of the Circuit Cour
was occupied in the case of the City of New
port against the Newport Street KmlWa
Company for costs in paving and leyelin
to a proper grade York street, betwee
jefferson and Rnggold streets, after th
Company had laid their track. Case still i
progress,
Marshal Lock made raid on VIM. NJ
Combs saloon, ON Columbia street. las
evening, on warrant issued at the instanc
Of tailor named Gilchrist, of CovingtoI
A dilisent search Of the premises, howeyel
failed TO find anything suspicious. Th
morning Marshal Lock was put on the rac
of evidence which is very damaging again:
McCombs. Deputy Marshal 'Brasier an
Marshal Stamper, OF Dayton, .afterward a
rested him, and he will have a hearing th
evening.
Al the annual meeting of the stockholt
ers Of the Newport d Covington bridge, tn
net gains for the pnst year were shown
be $44J 10. The election for Board of ID
rcciors resulted as follows: VIM, RobisoI
I. W, Gideon, l. W. Livezey, G. ]. Trante