The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
COVINGTON.
No Police Court this morning.

Mr.. Bradford Shlnkle mas young sou
at his house.
Mr.. Chas. Rollins has a young daugh-
ter at his house.
r The BrillIants' ball at DreXelius Hall
last night was a brilliant affair.
The internal revenue collections for
the past month were $254, lO8 p.
Mr.. Joseph z. Hunt has been ap-
pointed Government Storekeeper.
Prof. Vaughn's household furniture
was put under the hammer this morn
ing.
Mr.. Lewis Porter, who was paralyzed
few days since, has lost the use OF his
right side.
The Gem and Favorite Base ball Clubs
have organized IL football club, and Will
practice on the Star Grounds.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
of the City Council, found mao
"stone" in the City Treasurers once
this morning.
Ella Lloyd, young girl taken In by
the Police few nights since, was taken
to The Good Shepherds Home III Clncln-
natl, this morning.
The Day House Southern Railway
'bus upset last evening and gave thor
Ougn J0BlllnS W tuo l'dobehSSls' AAo
'bus was wrecked.
Christopher Columbus Cookendorfer,
of Pendleton County ii ed his Vo untary
petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
BILL OF. Assets, none.
The seven-year-old daughter OF Mr..
Jae. Lieblried, of 1,243 Banklick street,
fell from the counter yesterday and
broke her shoulder-blade.
Tonight two weeks hence Mr.. Mike
Pluuket and Thomas Lynch will have a
glove contest In Odd-tellows' Hall fol
$50 size. Money up and men prepar-
ing.
Miss Katie Knoll, daughter OF Frank
Knoll, ESQ ANA Mr.. George Ii. Dawson,
of the City Clerks office, ware married
last evening in LeWIsburg, by Rev. Z.
W. Miller, Of the Methodist Church.
NEWPORT.
The Kentucky Legislature meets next
month.
The very latest-is that the French
have invaded Newport and taken
sROot."
Mary L. Ross was confirmed as Post
mistress OF Newport i'll the United States
Senate yesterday.
The feast of "All Saints" is being OBJ
served with due solemnity among our
Catholic citizens.
The Festival of Reformation will be
celebrated next Sunday at ST. PauPs
Evangelical Church.
DR.. Thayer says he wants no more
complimentary benefits from "proml-
nent citizens" OF Newport.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the residence
of Mrs. cole on Bellevue street.
Physicians report scarlet fever as
very prevalent among children, and
which In u number OF cases has proved
fatal.
Squire G. P. Buchanan and Deputy
Marshal Brasier lett last night on a
hunting expedition through Central
Kentucky.
Charles Mauget and General o. W.
Root had sel-to yesterday near the
Courthouse, during which the military
man was Knocked DOWN.
Six out of the twenty "prominent citi-
zens" who signed their names for that
grand complimentary benefit paid for
admission to the show.
Mr.. Charles A. Clark, who has been
confined to his residence tor several
weeks with severe illness, will, we are
pleased to note, be about in a few days.
The case OF Root vs. Mauget was
called In the City Court this morning,
but neither being able to appear. the
case was continued to tomorrow morn
Ing.
viii. Spencer, who is getting ma
tionai reputation as temperance ora
tor, will address a Murphy meeting,
under the auspices of the Central Chris
tian Union, at Cincinnati this evening.
Two companies OF United States sol.
diers, under command Of Major Brown,
came in ON the II O'clock train to-day
They marched direct TO the Barracks,
where they will be permanently located.
Mrs. Sarah spinks, a ighly-esteemed
lady, died last evening at her residence
on Mayo street. Mrs. Spinks was In
her seVenty-t1fth year, ana during forty
wears of her lie sne has resided here.
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow at the Taylor-street III. E.
Church.
John Milin and Joseph Lyman started
out lastnight with full determination
OF having some sport or die in the at
tempt. They hadn't gone far before
tney LdCkleu gaze, anu III Lle attempt
TO jerk it of the hinges pulled the wlole
fence down. A warrant was sworn out
and the two young men arrested, and
this morning Judge Geisler fined them
81 and costs each.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Mr.. Charles FL. Love starts for Nash
willie to-day, where he intends to make
his permanent residence.
The fare on the "Narrow-gauge" has
been reduced to 10 cents, from California
Station to Columbia. This is right.
The wedding of Mr.. Hamer Fiscus and
Kate Emig was nice affair. The bride
received u large number of presents.
some of which were valuable.
We return our thanks to the village
band for their serenade last evening.
The boys are improving, and we hope
they Will soon furnish our village with
splendid music.
The friends of Senator Morton, resid-
ing in our village, will be glad to know,
we presume, that he gave in his adne-
sion to the policy of pacifieation a few
days ago. Now let all do likewise.
LEXINGTON, KY.
There were tifty-six arrivals at the
Ph@niX Hotel Tuesday.
TaL..