The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
Newport.

CURED OF US whether Egiantine street,
between York and Monmouth streets,
had been converted into a public stock
yar9. This we were unprepared to def
fact, why not apply to 81 Our aClty Faith
erso for an appropriation, SO that it may
be fenced in.
| Not case on the Marshaps slate this
morning; however, the Post-ofiice corner
has not so desolate an appearance.
| Soon the grade on Saratoga street will
be lowered and terrible racket will
cease.
Four more recruits at the Barracks yes.
terday.
st. Stephens Church will soon have a
| tower.
Col. E. W. Hawkins is the President,
and Major Lowe the Secretary of the
newly organized chess club.
Eleven hundred applications made for
the appointment of nine Paymasters in
the army.
Saratoga and Madison streets are in
tested by loafers.
The next Campbell County Court will
take measures against all unsettled ac.
counts with the Court.
Rev. Il. G. Moore purchased the
"Priests House" for 81, 81 90.
jerry Eagan, a fugitive from Cihcin-
natl justice, was captured yesterday.
B. D. Smalley, ESD, has returned from
Detroit.
Report says that teachers are reyiving
the custom of selling books to theft pu-
pills.
The grade of the short.line road is
soon to be changed.
forgery in the Criminal Court, the judg-
ment has been reversed and new trial
granted.
The Jail-birds yesterday cleaned the
Courthouse walks.
Mr.. Frank Learner, while working on
the wheel Of the steamer Ii. S. Turner,
at Memphis, fell overheard and was
drowned.
H0g-stealing still fiourishes.
Matt. Boyd, Of the City Council at
Louisville, and Geo. Klein, at st. Louis,
inspected the market houses, and will
make report next Thursday to the di-'
rectors OF the new market house COM
pany.
The material for the prisoners cloth
ing has been purchased from firm in
Bow ling Green.
COpin0tOa.
morning.
The street crossings are in a deplor-
able condition.
Mr.J. Il. Hamilton rode to Ludlow last
last night on horseback. He did not
ride back. u.
The Main street ferry-boat has re-
sumed.
The spelling match that was to have
taken place at Cooper'si Hall last piaht
has been postponed till Monday night.
A gentleman, name unknown, fell
near the suspension bridge yesterday
morning.
The Covington and Newport medical
society meet this evening at the resi-
Madison and Scott.
The water main on Eighth, near Main,
burst yesterday.
A horse attached to a sleigh occupied
by Messrs. Xavier Drexellus and Thorn
as, became frightened at the sound of
the bells yesterday, wrecking the vehicle
and stranding the occupants.
Snow balling was common Yesterday,
At the Kentucky Central, a gentleman
who was being made the object OF the
sport Of crowd, picked up stone and
laid out the chief sportsman.
The spelling match managers do not
seem to appreciate the value Of time.
In the County Court yesterday Solo
mon Crundy was authorized to solemn
ize marriages, and Albert Heath, mi
nor, was sent to the Poor-house.
Mr.. David Corningore yesterday re-
ceived intelligence of the death Of his
mother in Indianapolis.
Hon. WIN. E. Arthur will arrive home
to-day.
The spelling match at the First Chris
tian Church last night was well attend
ed.
A driver of one OF III. Sellers ice carts
was thrown forward off his wagon yes
terday but not hurt.
Racker made people clean off their
sidewalks yesterday.
Captain Robinson, the Main.street fer
ryman is sick.