The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
COvt1l0ton.

The following are. the marriage Ii
censes since our last report; John Felto
and Anna Mary Fritz, Christian Bach
nuger and Kate Huber, Anton W. Schul
ty and Mary Seibert, Clarence A. Brown
and Seddie Moore.
Andrew Herald, for breach of the
peace, was fined $33 by Mayor Athey.
The candidates for Squire are working
hard this morning. AT present writing
'Squires Tebbs and Duvenick seem to be
on the safe side OF the political tide, but
Francis appears to be falling little be.
hind.
IT. j. Whittle and wife have petitioned
the Chancery Court to make Mrs. Whit.
tie a free and voluntary agent tor the
transaction of business.
1t is rumored that Ashbrook, Hall ani
Stuart will resign as Councilmen ant
start a new local paper.
Some roughs played the old trick o.
tying q tin pan to dogs tan yesterday
on Madison street, and came near caus-
ing the runaway Of team OF horses that
became frightened at the noise.
Col. W. g. Terrell was In town yester-
day: He will probably make Covington
his home again.
Charles Goisch, for manufacturing
cigars without license and selling them
without afixing the proper stamps, al
Bradford's Landing, Bracken county,
was held to bail in the sum OF $4,000 toi
his appearance on Monday.
The case OF the st. Aloysius Church
against Herman Me has been discon.
uinued.
Patrick Sullivan has secured judg.
ment by default against the Short-line
road for $50 and costs.
Cordeiia Howard was adjudged an
idiot in tie Circuit Court Yesterday.
CovingtOn 10 still afflicted with rail-
road compromise.
Spelling match in South Covington to.
night.
The store of J. II. Witte, a timer on
Pike street, t,was robbed Of about fifty dol.
lars worth of stock last night.
The annual congregational meeting OF
StRaups Protestant Evangelical Church
begins tomorrow.
The children of Mr.. Henry W. Glide.
haus, who died of pulmonary complai mt
this week, have been placed in the Or
phan Asylum at Mt. Auburn.
The school census gives the total mum.
ber of school children in Covington as
10, 1872, of whom 1892 are females and s.
$50 males.
A gas main is being laid to Bush's
brewery on Pike street.
L uC Mdy Va Adc AopucN VIC bdlUUu pIUCs
lamation.
Ne,cport.
The friends of Mr.. John Gilson will be
glad to learn that he Is fast re0ov ering
from his recent Illness.
A surprise party of ghOstly maskers
visited Mrs. Stewards, On Washington
avenue, Friday night. The occasion was
altogether an agreeable one.
The repairs on st. Stephens Church are
rapidly progressing.
The bummers all have friends down
town this morning-eleotion day.
Young Emerson has opened his busi-
ness on Bellevue street.
Claims to the amount OF $412 % were
allowed and ordered to be paid by the
Water-works Commissioners last night.
Interest to the amount of $50, 600, due
by the city on bonds, have been sent to
New York.
Elder James B. Jones, Of the Chris tian
Church, has returned from North Carroll.
ma in improved health.
Miss> Fannie Smith arrived safely in
San Francisco last Wednesday morning.
The assessment of property made by
the Board of Equalization remains un.
changed for five years.
BARRACKS NEws.-C. 8. Young and a
guard Of four soldiers left for Fort Leav-
enworth last night with nine prisoners.
Lieutenant q. s. Burbank left the gar
rison last night for Indianapolis.