The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
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We say let's have a Convention. TRINA
ries are entirely too crooked.
There was quite an enjoyable musicale q
the residence Of Mr.. Ben. Becker last night
It Is ssid thst Henry Grothouse and Mis-
Katie Dickhsu will be married. The even
promises to be = silt-edged affair.
In the County Court to-day VIM. D
Brent Public Administrator. qualified a
administrator of the estate Of Eliza Bennett
deceased. 5r., s
A lady who resides on Seventh and Bake
we'll fell down flight Of stairs this morn
Ing. broke her left arm and sustained othe
injurieA ...
Alex. G. Simral was awarded . certihcat,
OF honesty. probity. etc. in the Count,
Court Yesterday previous to applying Il
A little child, whose name We were un
able to obtain. was badly scalded on Tenth
street this morning by 8 tub Of hot watel
falling on II.
G. B. Simrall. ESQ.,. G. g. wallacs, Esq
M J. Dudley, Esq, R. B. Bowler. Esq
and G. L. Brown, Esq. are among the Gov
ingtonians visiting Frankfort
David Thomas, = youth who resides or
willard street, near Eighth, fell from 9
fence yesterday and broke his arm. DR.
Thomas rendered the necessary aid. l.
Robert Inott, the man who was arrested
for the safe robbery at Lagrange, has been
bound over to the Criminal Court in the
sum o; $500. Inott has respectable parents
residing in Cincinnati who own property
John sheehan. the young man arrested
for grand larceny, was sentenced to the
| Work-house this morning for ninety days
he confesses that he was the man who COP
pered boiler to lose out Of Nodler's cellar
a few days since.
The petition for the pardon of Smith
Halves had Yesterday received the thirty.
eight Senatorial signatures required by the
Governor, and was ready for the promised
favorable action Of His Excellency. Be-
y"nd this no news concerning tue coming
clemency.
Lieutenant Colonel John Weaver is the
| way 1t reads In the Governors commission.
received last night. In other words, John
Weaver, as clever and worthy q young Ger.
man as lives in Covington, has been hon.
ored with the position of Aid-de-camp on
the Governors staff, with the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel.
Captain Jake Sponsor, who was brought
In on a charge of raping Mary Templeton,
was dismissed this morning on the charge
by Squire Mel aughlin. The Captain may
take his drink semi occasionally, but we
dare say that the Captain would not COM
init such beinous crime as he was accused
of by Miss Tenpleton.
Ernst Clark. the man who was arrested
for robbing the residence of MIR. Lacy, was
bound over to the Criminal Court esterday
bv'Squires Mclaughlin and Evan in thesum
Of $780, was equal to s, 900. 00O. $50. as far as
he was concerned financially. Clark says
he can vindicats himself by the evidence of
Kate Carter and Dan. Gray.
LEG FRAcrURED.-JohnM McGrath, q work
er at Mitchell. Tranter & Co. g, who lives ut
VIM. Hackett's, near the corner Of Fourth
and Philadelphia Streets had his Leg broken
accidentally in the course Of his work vt
the mill last night about 10 or IL O'cl ok.
1t was . compound frscture, aud John
suffered severely. Dr. Kearns was tele.
phoned. and rendered the necessary sur
gical aid.
LOvER's LorrERY.-Wm. g. PerkinA aged
twenty-eight. aud Emma Clendening. aged
twenty-,.ne, both of Covington; j. A. Kerr,
aged thirty-fve. and Mary Hairsworth,
aged thirty-seven. both of Newport The
former couple were married this morning
and the latter couple yesterday. It will be
remembered tat Kerr Is the man who has
beeD snjourning with Jerry South, at
Frankfort, on the charge OF bigamy, and
during his Incarceration his wife obtained
. divorce from him, and he was afraid he
would be arrested for fornicati"n, and
thought he would have the nuptial knot
tied. ~ ~. q. a. at
REAL Estate TRANSFERS. Warren
Coulston, of Philadelphia, to Joseph Hum
pert of Covington. lot bounded by Foote
avenue, Licking River, r R,bbins street and
Eleventh street, Covington; $3.50.
J. w. Hall and wife t. Thoa Fieldhonse,
lot Is by 100 feet on south side Of Third
street, 175 feet west Of Russell street, Gov.
ington; 2,SO0 ID .'4Hlt =
8 8. Stevenson. assignee, TO H. and H,
Lowenstein, lot rs by S. feet being No. 20
East Eleventh street. CovingtOn; 81, 400.
CrRcUrr CoURT.-J. p. Ernst against
Trinity Church. Judgment satisfied. +,
Margaret Glendon against City Of Gov.
iugton, t,r damages for injury to property
by faulty drainaee. Verdict for $iOO, and
the city moved for q new trial.
Frank Rymsrkewlecz, adjudged a lunatic;
mind failing for Ave years; snn-strnck at
the age OF twelve and selfabuse since; no
estate; ordered to Lexington In custody Of
Sheriff Armstrong.
Patrick Mullins adjndged Innate; been
50 for about two weeks; canss domestic |
trouble; no estate; ordered to Lexington 10 |
custody Of Sheriff Armstrong, who was sp- |
pointed his Committee. -.. .....o
Rev. Mr. Mullenix i, lying quite III.
Mr.. Joseph Morlidge left this morning for
New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras.
Barry Taylor, Esq, has commenced the |
study OF the law under Col. R.W. Nelson.
James Digby brought an attachment suit
this morning against William Kraus ior
e2O7 81.
The Bell Sisters will give concert at the |
Colored Baptist. Church, on Robert street. |
next Thursday and Friday nights. f. --1 4
The union prayer meeting will be held
1t the York-street Congregational Church
tomorrow morning at $50 O'clock. iht1
The funeral Of the late Hdward Trsut.
off uak ntteudnd vost ardo . hv ~ ools:.IL,