The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03
COVINGTON.
Special meeting of Council Tonight.


Special meeting of Council Tonight
The School Board met last night, but
transacted no business worth publlsh-
ing.
The Court of Claims of Pendleton
County meet in Falmouth next Tues.
day.
The new Presbyterian Churcn at Clin-
.tonville will be dedicated next Sunday
week.
Mr.. Thomas Mclaughlin, the handsome
conductor of the X. c., has daughter
at his house.
The alarm of fire from Box AZ was oc-
casioned by the burning OF the roof OF
Droege's Rolling mill. Loss triflng.
a. Alter the services at the Dry Creek
Uhurcn tomorrow at II A. M, the'ordl-
nance of baptism will be administered
by the pastor, i'll Blick's Pond.
Geo. Rule was awarded gold-headed
cane and Miss Oracle Mullins doll
baby. at the festival in Falmouth last
night, for being the most popular lady
and gentleman in that city.
During the late mission services in
the Catholic Church at Maysville over
one thousand people received oommu-
MON, over seven hundred people aCtend
ed every night ana 1t was considered
the most success III mission ever held in
that city.
Ed.Patterson, Dennis and Peter Kelly,
Ed. Tranter and William Mennlnger,
five little boys, were arraigned before
Mayor Athey this morning lor stonlng
houses on HsllOw Eve night, and hau
their cases taken under adTisementu until
this afternoon.
Thomas Wilson, a resident OF lnde'
pendence, was arrested yesterday lol
stealing a suit OF clothes and oYercoal
from Orin Mvfitt, OF that place. His
case will be lnvestiga gated Monday. He
tried to escape from Lne officer and ran
against rail on lenCe and stove u
large hole in his mead.
NEWPORT.
The receipts Ior Octo0er on the short
line Road were Sl04. .527 10.
Rev, Father Bent is back from Chi
cago, much improved in health.
Elder z. r. Wiles, of Covington, will
preaen at Hayman's Hall Sunday.
Elder VIM. Stanley left yesterday on
mission to the churches in Centra
Kentucky.
GBen. f. Boggess and Miss Malinda
duSueb Wele dAU0N " III AAoo0 iASNH"'
thls morning.
The party given at Odd-iellows' Hal
last night by the Ladies' Aid Society
WAS a success.
kSA sueak-thief got away with a box o
olgars from VIM. Bakers confectionery
night before last.
Joseph Shaw, Of Shaw 81 Riley, grocers
on Monmouth street, VIII wed MISS
Katie Wilson, daughter of z. II. Wilson
ON Thursday evening.
Phil. Corner, who lives in the vicinity
oil Owl Greek, suicided few nights agt
by blowing mis- head off with d shotgun
The Water-works Board met las
evening and adopted resolutions OF re
gret at The resignation OF Mr. NJ. }
King.
q A. German named Gerke, who ran 6
bowling alley on Monmouth street
skipped out last night, leaving "a number
OF creditors looking for their dues.
The case Of Root Vs.Mauget was callet
in The City Court this morning, but OWING
TO the indispositi0n OF one OF the parties
the case was continued till Tuesday
Evidently Root tackled the wrong party
this time.
Rev. DR.. Wolcott, of Cleveland, Ohio
will conduct The services IN the West
minister Presbyterian Church, corne
York and RinggOlu streets, on sabbath
morning. The eVenlAg services Will b,
conducted by deputation from tn,
Young Mems Chris tian Association, o
Cincinnati.
LEXINGTON, KY.
DR.. John Kinkeau is visiting his father
4 t,,l-, Il 4 l..
recent illness.
Miss Lulu Stephens, of Cincinnati, il
the guest OF Mrs. James NJ. Graves
This is the lady who will app ar as tht
"Queen" IN The approaching presenta
tion of the cantaLa OF "DanleP at tAt
Opera.house.
At meeting Of the members of tn,
Police Force of the City OF Lexington
held Tor the purpose OF paying Il prope
tribute to the memory OF their late AS
Ben. S. Drake was called to the chair
G. NJ. Hendricks appointed Secretary
and Lieutenant John Perkins, Il. Nj
Garrett, A. II. Dillon and G. j. Welsh /
committee to draft resolutions expires
sive of the sense Of the meeting. The
committee reported the following reso
lunOns.
"Whereas, BY the providence Of Goj
our associate and cOmrade, john Rodg
ers, mas, while yet IN the prime of hi
manhood, been taken away from tnt
sphere of his usefulness; therefore
"ResoIved, BY the members of The po
lice force of the city OF Lexington, tina
in the death of John Rodgers, so Ion!
and 80 intimately associated with us
we recognize bereavement as severe
as it was unexpected; the city has los
faithful, prudent, energetic and saga
cious, officers, fearless in In,
discharge OF his duty, ant
unassuming in his authority
whose place it will be difficult to iii
His family have been bereaved of al
afectionale husband and father, who's
integrity Of character and uprightnesi
OF Lie is the best legacy he can leave a.
an example to his children; and we hi
late associates have suffered an almos
trreparable loss in being deprived OF on,
upon whom, whether as comrade o
friend, we could at all times implicit,
rely.
'He was modest and unassumng as
he was brave and generous, warm anc
earnest in his friendships. He wal
without fear in the execution of thu
duties OF his office, and while his heart
was as tender as Woman's and hi
hand ever open to the appeals of tht
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