The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-24
COVHNGTON.

Col. c. A. Withers. down with the fever
at Memphis, is improving.
J. M. Kirtley purchased the residence of
James b. Casey, for Sl3,9O0.
John McCourt has gone to Gallipolis on
business of delicate nature.
Hardebecke's buggy was smashed up con-
slderably by runaway horse
Willy Drew was badly injured last night
by carriage in the procession running
over him.
Governor McCreary was doing the town
yesterday and Hon. Milt. Hamilton this
morning
LIMITED LIABILITIES Rudolph Schweick-
ert and Nenonica Rebel, of Dayton, KY;
Adman Bauer and Katie Glaser
Those fine new double-deck morocco top
boots Squire Evan is wearing are present
from J. i. KlosIerman, the boss shoe
maker.
Hosea Stellman has the acme plan of
stopping runaway horses He throws
barrel in front of them which brings them
to a dead halt
Pat. Leon made an application for an
honest mans certificate, in the County
Court this morning, previous to making an
application to practice law.
hlglley N laTTOll are tne cream song anu
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.
jimmie Virgins was appointed guardian
this morning Of young lady in order that
she might get married. Jimmie smiled on
her in Il manner that indicated he was q
little gone himself.
POLICE CoURr.-Jos. Magner, violating
Reuben'S warning, So; John Ford, va
gruncy, ~ days Oh stone pile; John Ryan,
drunk 81; John Hanover, same, 81; Hen.
Berry. and Mrs. Cox fornication, trans
ferrel to Tebb's Court and dismissed; Pleas
ant CUTLERY, disorderly, $4; Dick Harris,
breach OF the peace, out on bail.
TIE BIsHor's RETURN.-Bishop Toebbe
reached home last night with his travelling
companions, Fathers Hickey and Them.
They were met at the depot by the clergy,
the Knights Of ST. George and large num-
Der of the laity, and escorted to the Cathe-
dral amid the ringing of church bells and
the fash Of brilliant colored lights. The
grounds at the Episcopal residence were
handsomely Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms, and the reception was altogether
most cordial and enthusiastic The Bishop
was welcomed in the Cathedral by Father
Brandts, after which the Holy Fathers
especial DlcSSIlg WIS CDllNGNpu 10 Ile COLI
gregalion by the Bishop This was followed
by the benedicton and Te Dcum, after
which the Bishop held a reception at his
residence, which was thronged until quite
late hour.
NEWPORT.
Democratic Executive Committee to-
night.
Dr. Adria Wagner, of Alexandria, died
this morning
Thomas Kenworthy and Mary Dick were
granted license to wed.
Mr. Henry Ritt, an esteemed citizen, died
at II 80 this morning of dropsy.
The celebrated Hahn-Nichols coal case is
again continued-this time to October 10TH
1t now comes to light that the Working
men did bounce Johnny Hugel last Sun
day.
Rev. Father Them was rendered grand
reception last night on his arrival home
from Rome.
Mr.. Ed. Buchanan, of Detroit Mich, is
paying visit to his father, Squire Buchan-
an, of this city.
Len. Elmer a pretzel vendor, was scooped
in this morning on charge of peddling
without license.
John Wagner, contractor, was fined IS
in Covington this morning for violating one
of the city ordinances.
A lady who died lately in Newport was
the last descendant of the world-renowned
Swedish poet Uralowen.
"Patsey Demain, of Sandy Lane" is re-
ported nine ahead in the Gubser Mill dis
trict for Marketmaster.
Mr. Barney Bells son, on York street,
received broken shoulder-blade, Sunday,
by being struck with stone.
The funeral of Miss Annie Kelly was
largely attended from the Church of the
Immaculate Conception this morning.
The Grand Jury are examining the old
Jail and other city buildings, and they will
probably make their final report this even
ing.
While Joe Goodhardt rag vender, was
taking dose of schnapps in corner sa-
loon this morning, thief skipped out with
horse, wagon, rags and all, and up to the |
time of going to press was still in possession
of them.
GRAND JURY REPoRT.-Henry Stuckoff
and Peter McShane, grand larceny and re-
ceving stolen goods; John Piatt and Oscar
Bayless, assault with intent to commit
rape. The following were dismissed; JAS |
III. Dial and Thos Fowler.
John Schnider who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for grand larceny, and SEN
fenced to seven years in the Penitentiary |
was brought before His Honor Judge Per-
kins, this morning and the sentence con-
frmed. The prisoner made a touching ap-
peal to the Court for new trial, but to no
purpose.
The coored citizens of the three cities
turned out in large numbers yesterday at
the celebration of the anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation. The affair
was pleasant one throughout, and the
following programme was carried out:
Prayer by the Rev. Blackburn, of Coving-
ton, followed by the Emancipation song by
Mr.. Smeed Miss Clara Bell read the
Emancipation Proclamation. Addresses