The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
COVINGTON.

Fed. j. Meyers anu Wlle leIulneo
from pleasant trip to tue Centennial.
The St. Mary's Select School on
Seventh street will open again ON FRI
day.
Rev. j. Worrall, DID,, will address the
young men of the First Presbyterian
Cburoh tonight.
A special meeting of the Sixth Ward
Tildeu anu Hendricks Club at N. Rult's
grocery this evening.
United States Commissioner Henry
BostWick and Iamlly lett to-day tor
pleasant trip to Put-in-Bay.
The Hayes and Wheeler pole and seven
ty-ive caps and capes arrived yesterday
and the pole will be put up Friday even
ing.
A runaway on Eleventh street this
morning broke buggy into thousand
Dit ces. We could not learn the name
OF Lne owner.
The pole at the corner of Pike and
Russell sLreeJs, which broke down fot
the second time yesterday, was raised
late last night.
Mr.. b. DeMaImedy, Covington repre-
sentative of the VolksblaLt is about TO
write the Lords Prayer in fifteen differ
ent languages.
The Hayes and wheeler Guards will
assemble in the banquet room of the Odd
fellows Hall Tonight tor Ihe purpose
OF electing officers.
The friends of Senator Stevenson will
meet this evening to arrange details
Tor reception to be given to the Senator
on mis- ARRIVAL next saturday.
In the Criminal Court Lewis Jones
pleaded guilty to stealing par of panta-
looms from chris. Iu ,JmaH, and was sent
to the Work-house Tor one month.
A coal shed at No. 16 Covington ave-
nue. was partially burned yesterday.
Another fire occurred in a kilcnen on
Sixth and Scott sLreets. Loss $500.
We regret to learn Of the death OF Miss
Mary Hickey, sister of our Madison
street boot and shoe dealer, Ed. Hickey,
who died OF consumption this morning.
Mr.. George Coker, formerly of the
Amazon Insurance Company was yes
teruay elecled Secretary OF the Kenton
Fire ana Marine Insurance Company of
this city.
The Sandford- Calkins case was ended
yesterday. The jury returned verdict
oil breach of the peace, with fine ol $75
SandfOrd's counsel made a motion for a
new trial.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
yesterday against James d. Pratner,
malciously and reckIessly shooting
CARA Morgan, and against Harry
Woods tor an assault with intent to
commit rape upon Mary Broomall.
q. Fightmaster, of Connersville, Har-
rison County, Was brought by Dep.
uty Marshal Hunt, and arranged before
u. S. Commissioner BosLwick ON the
charge Of selling liquor without license,
OF selling from unstamped packages,
and, also, failing to display his business
sign. He was committed in default oil
$1,000 bail.
NEWPORT.
The Campbell County Fair closes on
the 9th inst.
A marriage license was issued to B.
+. Ertel and Miss Emma u. PraLher.
The continued severe illness of Capt.
VIM. SpY9tes is regretted by his many
friends.
The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the new military com.
pany are meeting with success.
3 The Van Voast Light Guards will meet
Friday evening at their. hall, to hear re-
port from Committee on Bylaws.
The Carl ison Band serenaded Mayor
Berry last night and OF course His
Honor set 'em up for the crowd.
Dress parade at the Garrison this af-
ternoon, and tomorrow morning at 9
O'clock there will be general review.
For the information OF those who have
to cross the river during the night we
will state tnat the ferryboat will herea.-
ter make regular trips at all hours.
A young man named Louis Knost, who
lives at No. 23O Orchard street, was bad
ly injured while at work at Knost & All
lering's factory, by circular saw.
Suit was filed yesterday by Mrs. S.
Williams in the Chancery Court praying
for divorce from her husband, Il. III.
Williams, the former head OF the Fire
Department, alleging intidelfty and cruel
treatment.
Joseph Lihet, his son and his wife
were arraigned before squire Buchanan
yesterday afternoon on a charge of ab-
ducting a little girl named Barbara
Hartman. The case was continued un-
til tomorrow. ..,
: A wedding In high Hte took place last
night at the residence OF the BRIDES par
ems, corner OF Washington avenue and
Williamson streets, the occasion being
the mArrlHES VI NIL DGuJdullu . ESLel,
OF Warren County, Qaio, and Miss Emma
Prataer, Of this city. ....
The City Clerk will deliver 10 he:City
Attorney to-day all unpaid taX-bills
amounting TO 500 and over, and upon
winch sult will be brought according to
the recent resolution introduced by Mr..
r. e. Shinkle before the Board Of Coun-
Gil and passed by that body.
WEST COVINGTON, KY.
Prof. Flanagan, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest Of M. Burns Of the White Hall.
! Our handsome young friend, John
Stone, is candidate for delegate to the
Democratic Congress sional Convention
to be held in Coyington, September 10.
Mr.. Stone is very popular with mis- par
ty, and without doubt will be the very
best selection that can be made to fill
the bill. So let him be the unanimous
choice.
The grand complimentary Centennial
hop-the generous Offering of l.. Romano
wiz, Esq, 10 his friends and neighbors
OF this place-comes off next Friday
evening, September ], at Centennial
Hall. The affair is creating quite a SEN
sation, and the evening is looked for
ward to by our young folks with that
delight that anticipation always en-
Ia, s.,