The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-10
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COvinQton.

The storm Sunday evening created sat
havoc among the different signs. Law
yers, merchants. ana everybody else are
out hunting up.their missing marks.
The telegraph wires thar were broker
down during the storm Sunday night arr
all in working order again.
In the Mayors Court e. Ryan, Mar,
Collins, John O'Donnald, John Collins
Peter Flanagan and Henry Carter
charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct were each fined 81 with
costs. VIM. Arnold, charged with gam.
bling on Sunday, was dismissed. Martin
Donahue for being disorderly was fine d
$13. JOhA Mealy, Frank Warrington,
VIM. Henry and John Smith, for brea ch
of the peace, were each fined IS. Frank
Meyers, for breach OF the peace, was
fined So. Henry Flaeger, charged with
a small drunk, was let off with payment
Of cost. Thomas Harrison, breach of the
peace, continued until O'clock.
. Newman Prather, charged with retail
ing and manufacturing liquor without
license, was held oyer to the grand Jury
in bonds of ", 900 by Commissioner Bost-
wick, Saturday.
The German Union Building .Associa-
tion filed its articles of incorporation
last Saturday, with Bernard Wet, j. b.
Mecklenberg, Paul Gotrein, John Boske,
Il. Kaiker, G. Gellenkeck, B. Jansen,
Joseph Kline and Z. L,Dengler as Trus-
tees.
The United States District Court con.
venes Today.
The Republicans held meeting Sat-
urday night at the U. s. Courtroom, but
transacted nothing OF general inipor-
tance. They will convene at the same
place tomorrow evening. 49,
In the Collectors Office, Wm. II. Tay-
lor, formerly Chief Clerk in the Asses
sor's Office, and more lately Gauger,
was appointed in Mr.. Clark's place at
that offiGe this morning. w. H. Il. Bow
en- is Deputy and Cashier, and George
Youtsey, Thos. s.. Reed, A. d. Holden
aud Wood Ii. Bowen are Deputies. MI.
Holden is an entirely new appointment,
and Messrs. Youtsey, Reed and Bowen
are promotions. The clerks under the
new arrangement are John d. Orr, Miss
Mclean, the last named beng new ap-
pointment.
Caleb Carpenter was elected Council
man in the Fourth ward last Saturday by
a majority oi 40, the total vote standing:
Carpenter 2l9, Sandford ia.
Robert McMurray, Esq, formerly re-
siding in C9vington, has been elected
Mayor OF WapakOneta, OHIO.
The Alnaranth Social Club passed a
OF resolutions as tribute OF re-
spect TO the memory of Mrs. Mary Il.
Jones, Saturday.
A tilll jury has been impaneled for the
Terrell Trial, which is to commence at
to-day.
Bishop Toebbe confirmed the children
of Father Brands church in Paris, KY,
yesterday.
A reunion of the various Sunday
schools took place at the First Presby-
terian Church yesterday, and eloquent
addresses were made by Reys. q. W.
Miller and w. FL. Felix. e
The large derrick in use at the new to-
bacco building of Lowell and Burlington,
on Scott street, was blown over by the
storm yesterday, and caused an unusual
delay to the street cars.
Z Newport.
The storm Sunday night, about seven
O'Clock, raised the roof-off of the three
story brick house, No. 104' Front street,
and damaged the rear wall considerably.
A few doors above, the residence of MIR.
No. 110, the roof caved in,
the back part OF the-east wall to
fall. The wall when 1t tell made q tre-
mendous crash, falling against the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Coffin, but fortunately do
Ing no damage outside of breaking q few
window lights and totally demolishing O
fine fruit tree which stood In the side
yard.
Some Of the family Of Mr.. Comm had
barely got into the house when the wall
fell, covering up the very chairs which
they had occupied but o few moments
before. The whole street and sidewalk
for almost Q square was literally Gov
sred with fragments kQm the fallipg