The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-03
COVINGTON.

COvINGTON.
The Court of Appeals has adjourned
until the 28th day OF May.
ALI. Burnett is tickling the people in
the upper portion of the State.
A band OF Gypsies is camped on the
River Road, near the corporation line.
Jack England, for assaulting Consta- :
BILE Gilligan, was fined $36 ~ By Squire
Francis yesterday.
The residence of Mr.. 5. L. Thomson
in Scott County was destroyed by fire
Monday night. Loss $4,000, insured for
5000.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the conduct OF the suspended City
Engineer. W. W. Williams, will meet
this afternoon.
The market stands on Eleventh street
Were sold this morning, and realized
$160 90. Total amount realized from three
markets, 81, lS9.
MIR. Ii. G. Buford, who is a candidate
for the Legislature, IN Fayette County,
Is In favor of establishing the whipping
post for petty larceny.
Mrs. Nancy Futt, aged eighty-six
years, of Bourbon County. has in her
possession an arm chair that was used
by her grandmother in the year 170o
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
jury in the case of VIM. q. Jones and
vile against Barney Barnes, a suit to
recover damages for slander, bi ought in
verdict ior the defendant.
Mons. Ozier's Illuminated Mirror, IL
Illustrating tour through the Holy
Land and Europe, will be exhibited to-
night at Powell-street NJ. e. Lhurcn, for
fhA hanpfiE "a III
Class,
POLICE COURr.-This morning Joseph
Meyers, VIM. Riley and s. A. Hamarty
each paid 81 for drunk. Thomas john
sou. breach Of the peace, 80; John Eng
land, disorderly conduct, continued un,
til Friday.
During the storm last Tuesday night,
Lightning struck a tree at Hardinsvllle,
i'll front Of James DarlingLon's house,
and caused the instant death of MIR.
Polk Armstrong, who was standing un-
der the tree at The time.
About 8 O'clock last night fire oc-
Cured in frame building on Second
street between Russell and johnson
streets, occupied by John McLaron and
owned by John Kearney. The fire orig
mated from detective flue. Loss, $3.50.
Mrs. Henry Haywood, of this city, re-
ceived the sad Intelligence this morning
that her brother, Mr.. James Enwright,
who left Louisville, was missing. He
started from Louisville on the mail boat,
and when last seen was leaning against
the guards ON The deck, near Madison,
Indiana. The supposition is that he lell
overheard and Was drowned.
The following officers were elected
last night by the Arbeiter Bauverein:
Frank Kehler, President; Benz. Stunte-
beck, Vice President; q. A. Wehming,
Secretary; Ii: Deioksn, Assistant Sec.
fetary; Jacob Zeiz, Treasurer. J. Lang,
Philip Branter, Il. Hoffmeier, A. Frel-
burg, e. II. BramIage, George Cohl, u.
johnson, ii. MargoleIn and Jos. Kemper
were appointed Directors.
NEWPORT.
A marriage license was issued to
Henry Gansz and Annie Marie Komer.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given at Grace NJ. e. Church this
evening.
The remaining articles at the Bar
racks We're sold at public auction this
morning.
Mrs. Dubois, aged eighty years, died
yesterday at her home on John street
near Tlbbatts.
Colonel d. S. Hounshell has gone to
Frankfort to file the papers in the Ter
reil case before the Court of Appeals.
In a few days but a solitary individ-
Ilal will he left to guard the Barracks,
when there will be no admittance to The
grounds.
The Tlbbatts Minstrels, OF this city,
gave TWO performances at New Rich
mnnn OHM InaE niUht ha ,n.h,
before.
Adam Ofenbacher who committed
suicide yesterday, was buried this after.
noon from his residence, No. II John
street.
1t is understood that it was Often.
bacber's intention to first kill his wIle
before putting an END TO his own NIGER
able existence.
The number OF young men and bald
heads who have called seeking for ILL.,
formation at the Post-uffiee the past few
days is astonishing.
The Pickwick Dramatic Club will give
s'Dearer than Lille" at Odd-iell0ws' Hail
tomorrow night. AiLer The play cnarm.
ing music and dancing will be the order
0l The evening.
The Sunday-school Convention of the
VIC IA. M SuuIUu vi LAo w 1St6rn
District commenced Its sessions in this
city yesterday. Twenty-two ministers
are in attendance.
At Turner Hall tonight compliment
tary benefit will be rendered to MIR. j.
Mccormack. An excellent programme
has been arranged. Music by Professor
Feine's Orchestra.
Mrs. Adelaide Dubois, wife of Pierre
Dubois, who died Tuesday morning was
buried this afternoon from ST. Stephen's
Church. The deceased was a resident