The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
Cov1NeroN.

CovINGToN.
Professor Baldwin, Of school notoriety.
has sent in his resignation.
Two new gas lamps were erected ON
aFeenup and Eleventh streets.
A marriage license was issued to A,J.
Clark and Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith.
Harry Pendleton, who some time ago
escaped from jail, was recapsured THIS
morning.
Or. Kearns yesterday set The jaw Of
Christ. Sentiff, broken the other night by
Chris. Schneider.
Frank. Laudenback, agent for the
'sKinderfreund," has removed his ofhce
TO II East Twelfth street.
The Stars play game OF baseball with
the Cincinnati Red Stockings next Sat-
Hrday at the Star grounds.
The alarm from Box 41yesterday morn
ing was caused by slight blaze in the
roof Of No. 101 East Eleventh street.
Kenton Lodge No. "A will meet this
evening to make preparations for at
tending the funeral of the late Adam
Linden.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe last sunday
confirmed, at the Chapel Of st. Elizabeth
person and baptized one colored man.
The funeral Of Herman Schlickman
took place this morning from bis late
residence, No. 1,542 Greenup street.
Services were held at st. Joseph's
Church.
A few months ago the rumor was
abroad that John Decker, formerly OF
this city, had committed Suicide by
drowning at Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr..
Decker came here the other day to set
his friends right, and Will leave again in
few days.
Articles of Incorporation were lodged
yesterday in the County Clerk office by
8he Ludlow Steam Yacht Company. The
dncorporators are Messrs. James A.
Cassidy, M. Burns, s. j.. Hedges, Henry
Jenkins, o. Scott, A. b. Closson, jr., and
James Bragg. The Association may
hui1d one or more steam vessels to con-
,yey passengers across the river at Lud-
low and to low boats and barges. Capt.
tai stock $2D, 900, divided into two thous-
and shares OF $40 each.
The following societies Will partici-
nate in the procession. next Sunday on
Ehe occasion of the dedication oil the new
clock at the Mother-ct-God Church; ~.
Joseph Young Mems Society and st.
Aloysius Young Mems Society OF the
Mother-of-God Church; st. Augustine
Young Men and Mems Societies Of St.
Augustine Church; st. Joseph Mems
Society and st. Aloysius Young Mems
Societies Of St. Joseph. Church, and 81.
Aloysius Young Mems Society OF st.
Aloysius Church.
u. Chris. Bending was arrested yesterday
for representing himself to be q detect-
Ave. Pat. Higgins was his victim. The
latter was riding last week towards the
bridge, when he was accosted by Bend
ing, and charged with having stolen a
horse and cart. Higgins was lodged at
Hammona-street, butwas dismissed next
morning for want Of prosecution. Hig-
gins, VINO is well known In Coyingt0n as
a sober and Industrious man, had Bend
to appear against him, through pity for
Bending's wife and child.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
:, State Geologist Shaler, left for Frank.
fort yesterday evening.
Lieutenant Golden, of the Fifteenth
Infantry, is atthe Barracks.
1t is reported that the Sixteenth In
fantry Band will soon discourse sweet
Barracks. .s .,..,. IL.
August Luck, a drunken man, who
came with a young child in his arms
from Cincinnati through C0vington to
Newport, was lodged in Jail on q charge
of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The Home Building and Savings AS
ISOLATION elected the following officers: !:
President, 7. ii, Wilson; Treasurer, W..
a. OVertOn: Secretary. L. III. HaW.
thorne; Assistant Secretary, W. H.
Harton, Attorney, O. j. Helm; Direct
ors, Z. Ell. Wilson, Jos. 5. Scarlet, j Ohm
B. Taylor, G. A.. Harness, w. L. Wright,
NV. n. Air, w. K, tBoal, w. FL. Harton,
NJ. Betz, ID. A. Schriver, Jas. T.William-
son, Geo. Pais0n and L. II. Hawthorne.
ELECTION.
For 81 Is general tax levy-First Ward
sb. Second Ward 63, Third Ward 81,
Fourth Ward 80, Fifth Ward S8, Sixth
Ward So; total, 46O. ,,,,,, y,
For 81 so general tax levy--First Ward
81, Second Ward ", Third Ward 1856,
Fourth Ward 2S6. Filth Ward 1S9, Sixth
Ward 100; Total, 926.
For 20 cents school levy-First Ward
50, Second Ward 80. Third Ward 126.
Ward 106; total, 726.
For 80 cents school levy-First Ward
78, Second Ward So, Third Ward ia,
Fourth Ward 184, Fifth Ward 13S, Sixth
Ward 100; total, 6S1.
Majority against Increase Of tax. ...... 9. i46s
Majority for decrease of school levy. .....i. 45
The vote for District Physician was :
First District--R. A. .Dameron .........., 255
Second District-F. A. Davis s,...,.......... 3i4
Becond Dstrict--6. T. Bennett. ............ 266
Ehird District-Dr. w. o. smith .........,.. 44S
Majority in Second District for Or. Davis. rs
The following letter from Hon. Thomas
L.Jones to MayoriA. s. Berry, OF New
port, explains: itself;
80 "HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, d. g.
Sion. A. 8. Berry, Mayor:
..Dear ;Sir--I have just returned from
the War Department, where / have had
% conference with Secretary Taft and
Adjutant General Townsend. They
agreed to issue an order to General
Mcdowell to occupy Newport Barracks
a. regimental headquarters, with a
band Of music and as many companies,
Gc1east two, as can be accommodated at
the post. j presume that General M Glow.
ell will Immediate " execute the order.
"Yours, etc., THos. L. JONES, IL. CD
LEXINGTON. KY.
Col. IA. X. Millward Is now Postmaster