The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-27
ADDITIONAL SUBUKBAN NE us.
COvINGTON.

Tony Muller made his appearance in
the Mayors Court tor a small drunk and
was fined one dollar and costs for the
transgression.
Skating will probably cease after to-
day.
4 number of venturesome boys are
| risking their lives or the ice in the Ohio
river this morning. '"- =
Information of the death of Mr.. c. A.
Preston, formerly Mayor of this city, has
just reached his friends here.
The Judgment of the Kenton Circuit
Court in the case of the Covington Il
Cincinnati Bridge COmpanyagainst SIM
con b. Williams and wife and others has
been affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
The Criminal Court for Owen county
began its regular winter term at Owen
ton on Monday. Judge McManama di-
rected the arrest of Willis Russell, Dep
uty United States Marshal, against whom
an indictment was found at the last term
of the Court for the killing of John
Smook and his father.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Jas. Pelly,. a
farmer living near Independence, was
stolen on Monday night. Detectives
Francis and Mooney were notified, and
yesterday recovered the horse near In
dependence. The owner now refuses to
pay the charge of $l5.
The entire day was spent yesterday in
the Circuit Court In hearing the argu-
ments in the Railroad lease, and they
are still going on to-day.
Mrs. Raymond q. Grey, well known
and highly respected in this city, died
at the residence of her father, Hon, ,Chas.
Eginton, yesterday afternoon.
The Kenton Distillery Company, who
have been boring for water back of the
old Wallace place, have been rewarded
nth vein at the depth of eighty feet,
which throws a stream through 6-inch
pipe some three or four feet above the
ground.
Miss Esther O'Beirne, daughter OF
former merchant Of this city, is lying ill
at the Clinton.
The marriage of j. G. Miller, Esq, and
Miss Lizzie B. Howe is announced to
take place at the Scott-street Methodist
Church at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
Supper by the ladies of Trinity Episco-
pal Church at the residence of Mrs. &. NJ.
Clark on Thursday evening.
Shooting match at Wingate's this after
noon.
King Carnival has sent delegation to
Mayor Johnston, of Cincinnati, asking
him to attend the Mardi Gras.
A horse belonging to the Adams En-
press Co. had its leg broken by kick OH
Monday night. .
NEWPORT.
Nothing in the City Court this morning.
Mr.. Fred. Brown intends going to the
South in q few weeks, where he will
visit some of his relatives.
The Newport ferry continues to run.
The ice gorge has not stopped it yet.
In our issue of yesterday we gave the
name of Thomas Weston as defendant in
a suit brought by Erwin Grail. Mr. Wes-
ton called on us this morning and as
sured us that the suit is properly against
Bernard Dowling, for whom he is secu-
rity, and that he is in no way in fault re-
garding the necessity for the suit.
The masquerade at Odd-iellow's Hall
was complete success.
a new brass band just from the Old
Country, is promised. for the Turner's |
Hall entertainment, on the 9th OF next |
month.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the
motion for bail in the Digby murder case
was discontinued. The bail bond of Il, /
L. Clarke, indicted Tor bigamy. was for
feited.
Col. Tibbatts will be at Alexandria on |
next Saturday, topay the teachers OF the
County schools.
A barrel OF flour was stolen from Tar
WINS grocery day before yesterday, and !
Il bag of coffee from Southgate & Bro.
In the Chancery Court yesterday the |
case of B. Lumpkiny. Y. Sine was called.
The Master Commissioner was orderedl
to collect The funds now loaned out,
which were paid in by the defendant,
Sine, out of which he will pay the costs
oisthe SUI and pay the balance to Israel