The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13
THE DAILY STAR
NOVEMBER 1s
COVINGTON.

comes OH JO-HlSuG'aV DSl W . h"lI'
Coyington was without water supply
yesterday, the lnfuent pipe being re-
paired.
Henry Thinner and Henry Hucker, of
Louisville, KY, are stopping at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. j. Droge.
Col. Weden O'Neal, the newly ap-
pointed United States Marshal, left last
night for Louisville to file his official
bond aud assume the duties Of his office.
Rev. William Walters, of st. Joseph's
Church, will begin the collection tor the
Seminary to-day. Rev. Father Roberts,
Of Mother Of Gods Church, will do the
same.
Forty-six Kegs of beer, which were
seized some time ago by Deputy United
States Collector Holden, were sold
Saturday to Messrs. Steinrede & Wehm-
ing at 40 cents each.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Jos. J. Kle ne
ana M. BernadlIa Schweineius, VIM. Ii.
Scarf and Doretta NJ. KranZ, Matthew
Lynch and Mary Kenney, Chas. Williams
aud Margaret NJ. Coulston, l.. j. Henry
Bense and Emily Rixe.
A man, evidently insane, and who is
supposed to be enc w olt, boarded the
Ludlow ferry boat Saturday, and when
it was near the Cincinnati side jumped
,f. Constable Charles Temple saw the
affair and called lor assistance, which
arrived too late, however.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Ryan, drunk,
"a; }. Godficn, drunk, continued; john
Murphy, disorderly conduct, $13; John
drunk and disorderly, S9; Jas. Il. Fdgin,
disorderly conduct, 81; Herman Meyers,
carry ns Concealed weapons, continued
Till Wednesday; Milton Mclaughlin,
breach of the peace, $53i Albert Aiiord,
drunk, VI.
The CoYington Teachers Association
held their meeting at the High School
Building. The subject discussed was
"Morals aud Manners" The pro-
Gramme for the next meeting is: A and
B Intermediate and High School, arith-
metic, A. M. Van Dyke; A and b Dis
trict, A. d. Best; q and d District,
penmanship and grammar, Miss Har-
vey; h and + District, Miss Lizzie
Macklin. General Exercises, '"rne
Teacher as Factor in Society,""
A curious and probably fatal accident
occurred about 8 O'Clock this morning
on the Covington side OF the Suspension
Bridge. A drove of cattle was about to
cross the bridge, and while at the loot
of the approach wild steer ran forward
upon the bridge, jumped over the rail-
ing and plunged down about fifty leet on
a man named Billy Hickey, who was
sittlng ON Il rock pile below. The steer
struck Hickey with his feet and cut Sc
we're cash on his neck. His body was
also badly hurt. He was at once taken
80 Morgan's clearinghouse, at the cor
ner OF Front and Greenup streets, when
Drs. Kearns and King attended to his
wounds. The bull was instantly killed.
Hickey Is not expected to live.
NEWBORN.
Keep at safe distance from Coroner
Winston when you ask him What's the
lateSt!"
4 A new German English school has
been established in connection with st.
Johns Lutheran Church,
/ MARRIAGE VENTUREs.-W. B. Cliff
and .Cordelia McNaiiy; Moses W. Hinkle
and Rebecca Sullivan.
when this question is settled, then
comes the wheelbarrow pest. Gentle
men, please let up, life is short.
The Sacred Concert given by the
school children of the Corpus Christi
School was we'll attended last night.
If the party who stole Butcher Stein
hauer's pet fox will return him, he will
pay him 1or his trouble and ask no CUES.
lions.
His Excelleney Gov. McCreary has is
sued q proclamation appointing Thurs
day, the 30th inst, as a day of Thanks
giving and Prayer.
\ Mr.. James Woodsides, the handsome
man OF the Fire Department,w will shortly
head to the altar the accomplished Miss
Abbie Smith, OF Bellevue street..
1t Is announced that Jonte Hersfall
will contest the election OF John
Schwartz, on the grounds Of not being
resident OF this city for three years.
Little Annie Cole, aged six years,
strayed away from home yesterday, aud
after wandering around for several
hours, policeman found her marching
with the procession and took her to her
home, 46 German street.
CITY COURT. - Ed. Thompson and
Charles Brown tried to settle pol!ti-
cal dispute yesterday by pounding each
Dther, but Officer Boyd, who is always
on the alert Tor disturbers OF the peace,
arrested them. This morning Judge
Geisler decided the case for them in the
sum OF $40 aud costs.
MIR. Frank. Sutton and Mr.. D. J. Ian
ahan, between whom grudge has been
existing since the City Convention in
September, met Sunday at the corner of
York and Mayo streets, when dispute
arose which ended in a rough and tum-
ble fight. Both men were pretty roughly
used up. No arrests.
The new bells at st. Stephens Church
were blessed yesterday afternoon by
+ ght Ray. Bishop Toebbe, OF Covington,
assisted BY Vicar General Brandt. The
various church societies paraded the
streets, after which High P0ntifical YES
pers were sung. The sermon was de-
iivered by the Bishop. After the cere-
monies were over the services closed
with the singing of the lie DeuR Lauda- !
mus. The bells were christened Mary
and Joseph. ... ..... ..--
LEXINGTON. KY.
b. The Vanmeters OF Kentucky had their |
annual reunion at The residence Of Col. |
B. \, Vanmeter, in Clark County, last
week. Sixty-eig6t "Vans" were regis
Tered.
=. The Kentucky correspondent of the |
New York Herald in his recent letter is |
responsible for the following: "'Women,
whisky and horses are the three feat |
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