The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
ADDITIONAL hEHUEBAN NEWS.


COVINGTON.
The gasoline lamps in the southeastern
part of the city are of little use to pedes-
trians in those parts, as they are seldom
lighted.
A little child OF Mr.. Joseph Bailors, on
Scott street, died this morning.
The colored boy who was so badly
burned few nights since whi e lighting
lamps in the southern part of the city, is
much improved to-day.
The Enquirer man has been taken for
q Sabbath-scho0l teacher Or deacon.
Sad mistake.
Nothing of Importance in the Mayors
Court.
The Cane. will case is still occupying
the attention OF the Court.
Mary Brosmere has brought suit tor
divorce on grounds of abandonment.
Mr.. j. s. Nixon, Collector of Internal
Revenue, is confined to his home by i'll
ness.
The officers of the German National
Bank We're pleasantly entertained by
MIR. Spilman at his residence night be-
fore last.
Mr.. J. NJ. Preston, Of Burlington, but
formerly of this city, was seriously hurt
by a fall on the sidewalk yesterday.
John A. Stephens, a resident of Sher-
puTHe, ol tne LlChihS, Cdiue W INC Guy
during the cold weather few days
since in small boat, and was found two
days after lying dead in the bottom Of his
boat, which was lnoored at point be-
tween this place and his home. He is sup:
posed to have frozen to death. He leaves
u wife and seven children.
Deputy Marshal Harrington returned
from Kowen yesterday, where he sold
still belonging to Josiah Hiatt, who was
convicted of illegal liquor traffic last
term of Court.
-Four marriage licenses were issued
yesterday.
Regular meeting of the Snnday-school
Institute at the First Baptist Church to-
night.
The following are the average per
cents. Of. the five members who stand
highest in each class Of the High SCHOOL,
Senior Class-Emma Buehring, 9S.2 per
cent; Kate llemminger, 9LS; Kate Nc
Danold, 97.7; Jennie Hood, 97.2; Anna
Belle Marshall, 95.2; Robert Doughty,
96.2; Henry Lindsey, 05.5; Harold Ry-
land, 95.2. Junior Class--Alice Fergu-
son, 1915 per cent; Sue Collins, 80; Alice
Martin, 9s.S; Hettie Hawes, 9S; Sallie
Condell, 96; William Dudley, 98; Harry
Walton, 81; William Gray. 9G.5; F. Lieb-
hart, 96.2; o. Burt, 9G. Z. Class-Birdie
IAiiGu, Du'C per CCnts,
95.3; Anna Gray, 95.1; Grace Lord, So;
Lorena Woods, 0t.S; Geo. Leary, 100; Sam.
Morse, 81; John Warner, 95; Milton
Ross, 93.S; Wm. Ruttle, 93. ID. Glass
Sophie Unkraut, 1913 per cent; Nellie
PEBBLES, 80; Leora Percivai, 80; Miss
Thomas, 9S.7; Lizzie Martin, 9s.3; James
Threlkeld, 80; Zerah Tate, 3S; john
Macklin, 90; VIM. Tupman, 81; VIM. Per
cival, 81.
turned from their trip to Illinois.
Captains Andrews ana White, of the
Cleveland Fire Department, are in the
city visiting Chief Hartley.
Free social entertainment at Niagra
Hall tonight, under the auspices Of Pow
ell Lodge No. 70, A. o. U. w.
MIR. j. S. Furber fell on the ice on the
pavement yesterday and received seri-
Gus injuries.
Typhoid fever is prevailing in South
COyingtOn.
NEWPORT.
The case of Digby for the murder of
Miller, was called in the Criminal Court
this morning. When we left the jury
was being impaneled.
No City Court to-day.
The wedding of Mr.. Fred. A. Bateman
and Miss ida Z. Richards took place ut
the residence of the brides father in this
city, at 6 O'Clock last evening. Tho cere-
mony was performed by Rev. c. Ii. Tay-
lur, of Cincinnati, who was..assisted by
Rev. DR.. Taylor, OF Newport. The toilet
Of the bride was eXquisitely tasteful and
appropriate, and the ladies in attend
ancc were also handsomely dressed. The
banquet was one OF the finest ever spread
in Newport for similar occasion. The
party was intensely enjoyed by large
assemblage OF guests, and will not soon
be forgotten. The happy couple lett the
city last night by the 9:40 tram OF the At
lantic and Great Western Railway for
an extended tour OF the principal East
ern cities, taking with them the best
wishes OF a thousand true friends.
Two recruits passed yesterday.
Measures are on foot for holding an in-
dignation meeting regarding Louisiana
matters.
Dr.. Thompson has withdrawn from
the Covington Medical Society.
A number of young men OF this city
were arrested on Tuesday for stealing
keg of beer from Madis' saloon. They
were William Elliott, AlonZO Emerson,
Hutch Waters, Frank Derrick and VIII
liam Petty, and their cases were imme-
dialely turned over to the attention OF
the grand jury.
colonel tedrOnS received some severe
injuries from fall while climbing over
the platform OF some cars, which had.
without regard to the rights Of the pub
lie, been lett across the head OF York
street. yeterday.
The fire yesterday afternoon was at
the residence Of Mr.. Samuel Boggs, The
property owned by MAJOR james rhomp-
son, on the north side OF Taylor street,
between Monmouth and York
streets. A plumber, after performing
some needed operations on the gas me-
ter in the cellar. left the candle he was
burning on bench under the meter. In
a short fine the flame melted q hole in
the service pipe, .and an explosion tol-
lowed, which ruined the meter and set
fire 10 couple Of sills under the floor.
Damage slight.
The following is Che result of yester-
days proceedings IN the Criminal Court:
The, bond of John sullivan was for
feited.
John Cullen was found guilty of an as
sault on Edward Plummer and sentenced
to six months Imprisonment in the
County Jail.
Dennis. Mullen and Richard Day, for
an aggravated assault on Andrew John
son, were sentenced TO six months im-
prisonment each in the County Jail
rather light sentence for q .wanton and
murderous attack on an inoiensiye old