The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25
CovINGTON.

Wehnlng Will resume operations to-mof-
row.
A new sewer is being constructed on |
Greenup street, between Pleasant ana
Martin.
The old iron at the Licking Rail Mill
Is being hauled to Mitchell, Tranter q
COPS mill.
VIM. Jordan, who, as mentioned last
week, cut Mrs. Ehalt, was fined YOU yes
terday by the Mayor.
A concert will be given next Thursday
evening for the benefit OF the Fourth
street Christian Church.
The Apollo Club, of Cincinnati, gives
an entertainment on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10, at Drexelius Hall.
Orders and items for the STAR may be
left at f. Nienabars cigar store, corner
Of Twelfth and Greenup streets.
A meeting was held last night at
Welling's Hall, by over hundred citi-
Eens, for the purpose OF organizing an
other Building Association.
In the Mayors Court John Kuddy-
maker had his case continued till to-
morrow; the charge Is disorderly con-
duct. b. Webb, fast driving, was fined
rs. i.
The removal OF the Post-office from it's
occupied by the First National Bank,
will take place about the middle OF next
month.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
Jury, in the case of the Second Charge
Methodists against Jacob Ellingers ad-
ministrator, could not agree and were
discharged.
Mcdonald and McShane, who raised
the Sunday morning disturbance at
Bchneider's saloon, were each fined $3.50.
They will be tried tomorrow on charge
Of highway robbery.
A petition is in circulation, and has
already received an extensive and inf1u-
entail signing, requesting the Legisla-
ture to prescribe the ballot as the method
pf voting. in Covington. Ex-Councilman
Nm. Hall is the circulator.
NEWPORT.
No stock trains on the Short-line to-
DAY.
Assessor Tocher has finished listing
She First Ward.
The Ben Jonson Dramatic Club gives
s'Maud's Peril" tonight for the benefit
OF the Odd-tellows' Library Association.
The Taylor NJ. e. Church will give a
social tonight at the residence OF Mr..
Ward, on Front, between Columbia and
York streets.
Mr.. James Woodside, one of our most
efficient fremen, left for Louisville last
evening to represent the interest Of his
Lodge, A. o. U. W.
The large poster now on exhibition at
the Post-oftice, warning all subjects kof
King Carnival to assemble at New Or
leans the 2Sth of February, attracts con-
siderable attention.
When our Water-works were put in
condition to supply the city, we were
told that we would have water. For the
past week it is nearly as muddy as that
furnished to Cincinnati.
Two lads, John Feeley and Joseph
Hudds, were playing on Isabella street,
near w alnut, when the former was acci-
dentally kicked in the lett eye. His in
suries are severe, and were attended by
Dr. Pythian.
Men like Councilman Schultz are in
great demand by Newport. We don't
believe that he is o Granger. sbut he
keeps close eye on all matters con-
nected with city affairs, and is ever
ready to defend our interests.
1t is amusing to see with what hot
haste men will change their minds when
. retrenchment is spoken of. A list of the
names OF the members of City Council is
now in our possession that voted lor the
burden of our Water-works.
Some OF the famous Forty Thieves Wis
ited the little town of Bellevue several
nights last week, and carried off large
humber of chickens. We are assured
anat il they persist in their visits the
price of buckshot will be advanced.
! 1t is pleasant to view battle far
AWAY, but giving orders to shoot man,
Nx,tth frVinW IN takn him n
the Stauon-house, is new to us, but. as
the General in command at the time is
new at the business, we refrain from
publishing his name.
Citizens of this city are complaining
that they find no accommodations on the
railroad bridge. Some of them who
work on Front street in Cincinnati are
pecessltaled to go to Pearl street and
back If they want to cross the bridge.
The railroad company would be more
largely patronized il they remedied this
evil.
A lady went to settle q small account
with some parties whom she had deal
ings with on Orchard street. A differ
ence of tlfty cents caused q dispute, and
the result was that she was assisted to
the sidewalk by the two women and
rather roughly handled, Finding they
could not accomplish all they desired,
they called to their aid terocious bull
dog. The interference of neighbors pre-
vented further trouble.
BELLEVUE, ky.
A very large mass meeting OF citizens
was held last night, at which the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
passed.;
Whereas, We, citizens of Bellevue. and
tax-pay ers of the jamestown Magisterial
District, having been creditably in
formed that an effort is being made to
increase the bonded indebtedness OF
said District for the purchase of the
Newport & Dayton Turnpike Road aud
bridging Taylors Creek;
Be it Resolved, That we call upon our
Representatives. to defeat such legisla-
ton, on the ground that the same Is un-
just aud fraud upon the Taxpayers OF
the District; and Furthermore, we. ask
that all legislation that is to affect us or
our town affairs be subject to accept
ance or rejection by popular vote.
Further Resolved, That the Secretary
be instructed to send copy of these
resolutions, to each OF our Representa-
lives.
Resolved, That committee OF one be
appointed by this meeting, who shall, In
conjunction with committee of like
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