The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-26
THE DAILY STAR
WEDNESDAY,. .............. FEBRUARY go
COvINGTON.

Turner, the murderer, gave the boys a
lit, lie tatiy last night.
Sammy Coffin don't you think that Our
Side is panning out rather thinS
Frank Turner was placed in irons this
morning. His mouth is seemingly in the
same fix. ga B.. N
Mayor Athey has reduced the price OF
drunks to ", or ut least that's the way
he mulcted Id. Hoppe.
From present appearance We should
u1ge that Jimmie Hester has good grounds
for contestng the elec ion.
The Anderson Brothers, two clever gem
tiemen have opened a first class grocery on
Madison street. between Pike and Sew
enth. .-..
Mr.. NJ. T. Shine, as clever gentleman as
ever walked, is candidate for the LesiSa-
ture in the Second District Mike, We will
see that you get one vote. ,sa .sa
Rebecca Harcourt filed suit for divorce
from her husband, John Harcourt, this
morning, on the ground of abandonment
Immediately after marriage.
A telegram was received yesterday by Mr..
John l.. Saidford from Mrs. Capt Thos Z.
Leathers in New Orleans, announcing that
her husband was very ill.
The Forrest Dramatic Club which gave
an entertainment ut 0dd-feliows' Hall, on
Sunday night, for the benefit of St Johns
Orphan Asylum, cleared $3oO. ....."
The Hester Coffin contest proceeded last
night and A. ID. Easton, Patsey Madden,
Judge G. W. Lyman and Henry Il. Wilson
testified before tlie Committee.
Emerson, Fisher & Co. filed suit in the
Circuit Court yesterday against John Drye
for $4,000 on security claim Hallam d.
Perkins. attorneys for plaintiffs
Mr.. John r. Woodford formerly of Gov.
inpton. the elder brother Of Mrs II. CLAW
WIita wau married yestar1av Mt H,it
Sprinrs. ARR. to Miss Caroline Davis. of
that nIace
CHANcERy Counr.-Reed,s Executor va.
heeq y aeirs ana Legatees JndSineht, Cen
trai D., l.. " a. ASSOCIATION vs.. John Moelier
John Gray i,,dgnent for sale Of nro,,erty.
Pendleton Marshal vs. Ransom Pruett pe.
ttion dismissed. George Wilmer vs.. Ber-
nard Wilkins, petition dismissed.
Last night party of surprisers went to
the house of Mr.. Abeiing. where they were
REUSED aa.nlttamce' NC yi iney .leh p~toceeaeu ~
W Siie nousc vi Mi' Mi"'e,s'ni, "ueie .iiey
t mere more success.ul. apou' 'ne ..ine
roushs anplied for admission. which was
refused them. The result was general
free fight and bust-up.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Mose. He]yey's trial re-
suited in a verdict of guilty and seven
years In the Penitetiary, the same verdict
precisely as on the former trial.
In the street railroad case motion to set
aside the $1,000 jud"ment was made ana
Gas ~aInn,s ais"eu oy '"use tia'" .',s aot .ne
So'nr'aiiE a'iu 'uuse G'GaIy ioi WIG eoin-
e",x''' ~. pu' "'' ueoiueo' 49,
rocl,. nile for his nettv transyressiI,n.
The case of H. e.. Wilson. CHARGED with
making a false poll-book, is set for this
morning at o'clock,
,v,opr
Treasurer Bowers is still confined to his
bed.
The Workingmen will hold another meet
Ing this evening.
Denutv County Clerk Rowers ia lvro
dangerously III at his home, e
MT ,:,.
probuble candidate for Mayor
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10y" u" y. al n!e !elc iaeS n'EI,e ior ne"
IT,. '' Ao"iA i'i''ei "''o ioi' ior Vic
same c''y'
A.I ms ote.seet W as VI tne loor eistll1utea one one
orti, % anu n;: ny yusneis . % 1l eo"' aiio s0o
WIZ" " sio0e''es ias' Week.
The case of Charles Benning, charged
with robbery, was continued in the City
Court at the prisoners request.
The Post-ottice was an hour later than
usual III opening this morning, on account
OF the detention OF the Ohio mails.
Cephus Knisht declared his intention in
the County Court Yesterday of becuninp n
citizen OF these prent iJnitea St,,trs
a,,,,or ~ d;s4;,,,..,,.h.s NJ
a distance were present last night mt the
conferring of the ROYAL Arch degree upon
several candid tes.
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,,ost.als, la'nomset ',.a, ~. I aue mere ae u. NJ.
e stt;e Msi .,' ,a4.;;, ian,n the t[aok near
o0 S'.. N'r'S oI''ni uee"'ii'ns Vie Waih hVe
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