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416 Scott street.
Willis Allen was this morning arrest
ed by detectives Mooney and Francis as
being implicated In the stealing OF a lot
of blankets from the stable Of Mr.. Sc
ni0r, corner Third and Madison streets.
His trial is set for this afternoon at two
o'clock, before 'Squires Francis and Du-
venick.
Joseph Apling. for drunk, was fined
81 and costs by Mayor Athey.
The frozen Licking still retains its
chances for hundreds of skaters each
day.
The Marshal has stray horse.
Seventh street needs cleaning.
The shawl worn by Miss Moser ON the
evening on which she drowned, has been
found imbedded in the ice on the pond.
Mr.. j.. Stephens and bride have re-
turned to Covington.
Col. j. s. Nixon is suffering from an at
tack Of bronchitis.
MI. John Kinkly, the water rent COL
lector, started on his rounds this morn
ing.
The Cave will case was terminated in
the Circuit Court yesterday by verdict
that the paper purporting to be the last
will and testament was not the will OF
Lucy Cave, deceased. Court rendered
Judgment reversing the order OF the
County Court probating the will and for
the costs of the appealers.
The case Oft. W. Marshall against the
Covington e. Lexington Turnpike Com
pany for damages for broken leg is on
trial now. Marshalps horse ran over the
emtJankment at the by-turn just beyond
| ric,I,x I,,.,t
shall out, with the result above.
In the case of the Bank Lick Turnpike
Road Company against the Kehton C0un-
ty Court .on the appeal of the latter, the
Judgment of the Circuit Court is re-
yersed. 1t is suit brought by the Turn
pike Company to enj0in6r prohibit the
County Court from enforcing rule
against the Company's officers requiring
them to report the Conipany's receipts
of toll 10 the Court under an act OF the
Legislature requiring periodical reports.
The Circuit Court granted the writ of
prohibition, and the Court Of Appeals
has reversed that judgment.
Burglars effected an entrance to John
Handcroits saloon yesterday morning,
by boring holes in the doors, and thus
admit them. They carried off about S12,
a couple Of pistols, Il clock, aud large
mirror.
An inquest of luhacy vas held over
John Roderick yesterday, u rollins-mill
employe, by Judge Boyd and jury. Rod
erick seems to be the victim OF harm
less lunacy growing cut OF want of en-
ploymenJ and consequent poverty. The
jury rendered verdict or lAacy from.
religious excitement produced by de-
spondency,. and Il Judgment in accord
ance, with the verdict followed. Il. D.
GWydir was appointed Committee to
convey him to the Eastern Asylum at
Lexington.
Sarah Jane Pearce, charged with steal
ing horse blankets, was yesterday bound
over to the Criminal Court in the sum OF
5000.
The boss ice-cutter for Sellers & Brother
yesterday conceived brilliant idea, in
the way of preventing the loss of the
iron bars which the workmen use, and
which frequently slip through their
hands into the water. The plan was to
tie rope to the iron ana iasten it around
the Workman's neck. This worked well
until one Of the WOrkmen, an Irishman.
let his bar slip into twelve feet OF water,
and by the force of circumstances was
compelled to follow it head first, and, as
a natural consequence, was held down
by the weight OF the bar. lie, however,
rose Part way and with surprising pres
ence of mind held up one oil his hands,
which was suffi iently near the top OF
the water to be seen, when friend
reached down and drew him ON to the ice
again.
Miss Bertha Kruse, who lives on Kipp
street, ,was seriously hurt by a iall ON
the ice yesterday.
The turner's hold special business
meeting to night.
Mr.. John Weaver leaves for Florida
next week.
That miniature steamboat constructed
by Thomas Hail and James Dedham, in |
the county Jail, is ON exhibition at Sand |
lords, and attracting considerable atten- |
lion.
NEWPORT. |
The Turner's will not rent their hall un-
Ill spring.
Joseph Scheifer and Gabriel Houck
we're before Commissioner Bostwick
yesterday on charge OF buying over
,oats from soldiers. Bonds $1,000 each.
The Courthouse is being renovated.
The oration at the installation of the
ulcers Of Newport Commandery will be
delivered by Z. G. l. w., Il. Groync. |
Mrs. Shank, who lives on Front street,
clipped on the ICY pavement, and re-
,eived severe injuries.
A gigantic negro. ''siX feet four" ap-
'iied yesterday at the barracks to be en-
listed.
There is talk of increasing the police
orce OF the cily to eighteen men.
Marshal Rebholz is still confined to
lis room from his injuries at the hands
4 some unknown ruttiln.
DR.. N. b. Shaler, while on the way to
is farm, had the misfortune to break
is left leg in stepping from the cars at
'enton Station, yesterday.
In the Chancery Court Joseph G, Tay-
Or was appointed Examiner of Camp
ell County and took the required oath.
u the case of joel Ii. Lightloot against
'avella Lightloot, divorce was granted,
he costs OF the suit to be paid bv the
laintitf, and the property, originally be-
)nging to each Of the parties to revert
} each. In the case of Rosa Price
gainst Charles Price, divorce and ali
nony, motion was made for alimony
urlng the pendency OF the suit. This
etitiOn fOr divorce grows out of the fac.j
lat some time ago Price beat his wife
and attacked her with u |
nife. During the last term of the Grim
lal Court he was put under bonds of {
100 to keep the peace, but that did not
eem to the injured wife all that was !
ecessary. Hence the present suit.
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