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same tribunal for breach Of the peace

same tribunal for breach OF the peace,
was fined 81 and costs.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
VIM. Mcdonald, for a breach Of the
peace, was fined $50 and costs, in de-
fault Of which he was sent TO Jail.
A number of persons of late have in
quired OF the Mayor for permit to carry
concealed weapons. That official, how
ever. has not the power to grant a
permit.
A new case of smallpox on Second
street, near Greenup.
A Convention of the Republicans of
Kenton and Covington will be held at the
U. 5. Court-room Tomorrow night TO se-
lect delegates for the State Convention
at Louisville.
The work of laying the track for the
West-end Street Railroad commenced
to-day a. Fifth and Main streets. The
route Of the new line will be as follows:
From the Suspension bridge south to
Fourth, west to Main, south to Pike, east
to Scott and north to Fourth again, 1t
Ia the intention of the company to have
the cars running by the 18th Of June
next.
In the Circuit Court yesterday a mo-
tion to set aside the Judgment in the
case OF Handbook VS.. Safer was over
ruled. The jury in the case of Thos. w.
Marshall VS.. j. M. Corbin, administrator,
returned a verdict in favor of the plain
tiff Tor $3.50, with interest from October,
1870.
The case of the, Cincinnati & Lexing-
ton railroad company VS.. Jas. Winslow,
Bowleps heirs, &c.,. was compromised IN
the Kenton Circuit Court yesterday. 1t
huf 1nfa
cover tue cost of the suit from the plain
tin. The suit was filed in 1865, and the
costs amount to about$15,000.
In an adjourned meeting OF Council
last night the following business was
transacted: A petition to prohibit COWS
and goats to run at large, referred. The
Committee on Ways and Means reported
that they had note for $50, 900 in the
First National Bank; also one for $40, ,00C
in the German National Bank, renewed
for four months.
A paper from the Attorney was read
notifying that the Lexington Railroad
had compromised with the Bowler heirs
and dismissed the suit. The paper was
referred to the Committee on Law, in
connection with a special committee,
consisting Of Messrs: Hall, Geisbauer
and Degiow, to confer with the attor-
their action. The Committee ON Health
was instructed to provide a covered
wagon for the conveyance Of smallpox
patients to the Pest-hOuse. Adjourned.
A small boy was run over at Fifth and
Scott streets yesterday by Capt. Tont-
sey's buggy, but fortunately he was only
slightly injured.
The Committee OF the st. Martins So
ciety held meeting at Corpus Christi
School last night for the purpose oi
electing a delegate to represent the So
ciety at the Centennial Convention, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig.
nation Of Mr.. Samuel Geisler. Mr.. Adam
Ebert was elected.
Adam Waggoner had one of his toes
mashed while shoeing horse yesterday
on Monmouth street.
Sam Hays and Jim Boyd's horses will
run at the race track this evening at five
O'Clock Tor $40.
The Republicans will meet at the
Courthouse on Saturday to elect dele
gates to the State Convention.
Mayor Constans has purchased his
fathers interest in the brewery.
Several horses belonging to DR.. Bona
parte, of Cincinnati, were taken to the
Driving Park stables yesterday.
Rev.J. A. kirkpatrick, late Of the First
Baptist Church, of Harrisburg, Pa, will
assume pastoral charge of the Firs,
Baptist Church, Of this city, next Sun
day.
There is some disagreement between
Rev. Father Thaem and the choir OF
Corpus Christi Church, as to the intro.
duction Of Gregorian music IN the
Church.
In trying to win the fve-dollar gold
piece to be given to the man who knocks
down ninety ten-pins in nine throws,
Messrs. j. @. Knight and D. X. Lock
knocked down eighty-three pins each.
Ten recruits. passed second exami.
nation at the Barracks yesterday, and
were accepted.
POEICE COURT.