The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18

COvINGION.

Drexelius Hall tonight
The jury in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. James Browning, accused of ku-
kluxing, disagreed.
Officer Mike B,lan left this morning for
Cynthiana with Mike o Hern, vino is ac-
cused of robbery at that place.
POLICE CoURr--R bert Howe drunk, "a;
John Cohn, disorderly, dismissed; Charles
Sanders breach OF the peace $l3
MIR. James Miller says that the young SON
at his house can take the blue ribbon from
any OF the youngsters in this t'wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sanford will celebrate
their silver wedding Friday night at their
elegant country residence on the Lexing-
ton Pike.
The trial of Mike Welsh and VIM. Floyd.
the two boys who burglarized the storeeef
MIR. Fred. Myers, will take place this after
noon.
Michael Finch was attacked last nightby
Ed. Phillips and severely beaten. His hs6ti
presents ghastly appearance, and several
ugly cuts are displayed.
A prominent sporting man of New York
is to take Patsy OBrien, of this citv, into
training and enter him in the coming New
York pedestrian match.
Mr.. Joseph Mertz and wife returned home
from Germany last night. King William,
Bismarck and number of the old boys in
Germany accompanied them home. They
had a big blowout last night.
The execution from the Court of APP
peals for costs in the case of w. s. Lud-
low, &C., against the City of Ludlow has
come 1t amounts to sos 15 and the city
has to pay it.
PERsoNAL.-Esqure Vogelsang. one of
the important witnesses in the Browning
case presented Judge Perkins YESTERDAY
with an exquisite little cane of his own
growth and handiw"rk--a work that would
do high credit to the skill and taste of a
professional artist.
The Catholic Benevolent Society of the
Cathedral. at its meeting, Sunday, elected
the following officers: President John Nc
Corresponding Secretary, Michael Cullen;
Financial Secretary, William OBrien
Treasurer, M. Leonard; Chaplain, Rev.
Father Jones'
MORAN MuLTcED-Martin Moran was ar
| raigned before Mayor Athey this morning
for his little fun with the Bouncer yester-
dav, and was fined S53. 1t is hardly any
Use for the Mayor to convict any person in
this town, for at the next meeting of the
Council they petition for release and it is
most invariably granted. This Is not only
discouraging TO good officers, but Is detri
ment to morality.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Rs.-John P. Win.
ston and wife, of Kenton County to ]. w.
Stevenson, of Covington, lot 80 feet front
on Garrard street, east side, ITO feet north
of Fourth street, and extending back tt
Licking River, Covington; $4,000.
VIC. Hamilton to Rudolph Walker, both
Of Covington. lot 43 BY 100. southeast cor
ner of Powell street and alley, 130 feet east
of Greenup street, Covington; 81, 075
Same tn Joseph F. Weber, both of Gov
ington, lot 25 by 160, adjoining above or
the east; $625.
CRIMINAL LCouRT-Cases continued: Alon
20 Taylor. grand larceny; Joe Clark. house
| breaking and larceny; Albert Salter, rob
| berry; w. A. Smith. rape; James Alexan
der, Thomas Alexander and James Crockett
| petit larceny; Jesse Cannon. grand larceny
J. w. Wheeler, rape; r. J. Burison, gran,
larceny; John Kirkley, embezzlement, W
J. Sandford, forgery, &C., three cases, ant
seventeen lottery cases.
Filed away cases: J. Fl. Tegge, sellin,
liquor to a minor; B. Niemeyer, concealed
weapons
John Hnllenkamp, &C. assault and bat
tery, plea of guilty. and fine of $40 ant
costs by consent as to Hollencamp, an(
case filed away as to VIM. Morris and Viii
liam Mahoney.
J. l.. Corbin, obtaining monev and prop
erty by false pretenses, set for trial to-mor
row.
The tin wedding Of Prof and Mrs. J. Mig
man was celebrated with proper festivities
last night. The house was crowded. az
elegant string band kept time for the fyins
feet in the giddy mazes. and the merrimen,
in general prevailed. The gifts were, very
numerous. from biscuit-cutter to thu
finest bedroom water-sets, and even {
ratent carpet-sweeper. Among the
guests were Mr.. Joseph Bryant ant
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Thomas, MIR
and Mrs. Fl. f. Bowen and daughters anC
son. Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Best, Mr.. and Mrs
| C. i. Brow, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Stephen
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Lyle, Mr. and Mrs
James Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Rees, Mr.
and Mrs. +. NJ. Vauden, Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Bowen Misses Fannie French. L"llit
and Hattie Bowen, Mamie and Mary
Savers, Augusta Thrasher. Kate and Mary
Schmidt, Mrs. Hattie Smith and daughter
Mrs. Neuffer, Misses Jennie Davis
Annie. Alice and Mamie Hardy, Del
Adkins, Lille Lawrence, Clara Cronin
ger, MIR. and Mrs. Palmer Bean, Mrs II. r.
Carrenter, Mrs. J. P. Sandford, Miss Jennie
Harrop. Miss Eta Crockett, Mrs. NJ. Nor
thrupp, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Graham, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Brown, Miss Cora Bryant
Miss Ethel Alden, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Run
yon, Mr.. and Mrs. Cr"ninger, Messrs. Jas
Mex enn, T. H. Waller, Jno. Wiles, Harry
Lawrence. Orie Shut, and about twenty
more. 1t is the tin-wedding party at the
home # Professor and Mrs ]. J. Nigmar
last night that we are writing about.
NEWPORT.
Our local columns contain the barticu
lars OF the trial and dismissal of Annie anC
Tony Hof.
.Lonie Ducase turned up all right las
night and says he did not intend to re
main away.
The Odd-fellows' Chart raffled YESTERDAY
at No. 30 Chestnut street was won by JOSEPH
Waterhouse, Esq.
Hon. Judge Boyd will hold the reonla