The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-12
COVINGTON.

COVlNGTONs
Chancery Court stands adjourned un-
til Saturday morning.
The baby show is the principal topic
of the town this morning.
Marshal Bolan killed a mad dog yes
terday evening, belonging to Mr.. Mike
EMcBreen.
Two car loads of dead hogs arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Hopkins & Co., of Philadelphia, have
issued an atlas OF the city OF Coyington
and vicinity.
The Ben. Jonson Club, of Newport,
will give Lied Astray" at Odd-lellows'
Hall tonight.
The Republicans of Harrodsburg have
elected their ticket tor Town Trustees
by majority OF 15O.
Miss Julia Burns celebrated her birth
day last night, and was the recipient OF
u serenade from the "Oriole Glee Club"
We have been informed that the boys
OF the Gem" will be out in their light
suits in II few days. Look out, 'girls."
The marriage of Mr.. Louis e. Levas-
sor, the pianist, and Miss Annie Coe. of
Philadelphia, is announced for the 26th
INST.
The fine residence of Ex-Sheritt A. B /.
Davis, OF owen County, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday morning.
The building cost 1000, and in addl-
tion $1,000 worth of furniture was
burned. The building was insured Tor
$4,000.
J POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Morgan and
Frank Stackmau led of the grand
anarch with drunk, and dropped 81
APIECE in the contributors' box as they
PASSED the grand stand. Robert Gordon
then paid 81 for dancing on the corner,
And was swung into Castle Connolly.
Fired. and Glenn. Ratiman and Fred.
Koors have been waltziug around each
other for the past few days, and last
night blacked each others eyes, and His
Honor ordered them to occupy the lime
tgtone department of the city until the
Fourth 81 July picnlcs, or pay 50 and
Gusts each.
7 Mr.. e. Clark, of Paris, Kentucky, who
has the patent tor the perpetual wood
zen clocks" is buslly engaged now in
Itilling orders, the aemana for them be-
ing now greater than he can sup
ply. The clock is run by electricity and
will not stop until the works are worn
out. DR.. Warden, of Paris, Kentucky,
has one that has been running for three
months without the least varia tion from
the regular time. MIR. Clark informs us
that II q company could be organized
With sufficient capital to purchase the
necessary stock for the manufacturing
of these timepieces, there could be a
handsome sum realized.
NEWPORT.
e. Mr.. Samuel Hill has been appointed
Deputy OA Inspector.
The young ladies OF the Columbia
street Presbyterian Church will give
parlor concert Tonight.
Thomas Black, who has been the guest
20 Jailer Schwartz for several months
pfsst, was set at liberty this morning.
CITY CouRT.-Henry stockhof, for in
teriering with an officer while OH duty,
$40 and costs, gone TO Jail; Rosan Scholl,
dead drunk. 81 and costs.
A large crowd attended the Rileys
ball at OId-felows' Hall last night, and
all went away this morning seemingly
well pleased with the nights enjoy
1nent. y -.
MF. VIM. Robson, President of the
First National Bank, and lady, who
have been spending the winter at Day
tonta. Florida, have returned, looking
well and hearty.
I MIR. Humphrey Stone, the venerable
father Of Mr.. j. X. Stone, died night be-
fore last at Blairsville, Penn, of heart
disease. The deceased was formerly
resident OF this city.
There will be meeting tomorrow
night Of the uperintendents, officers
and teachers of the various Sunday.
schools at the Taylor-street Methodist
Church to form normal class.
nan%aIn Mon1, tho TT
lady, who have been spending the win.
ter with General and Mrs. Burbank,
leaye to-uight for the Indian Agency at
Dakota Territory, to join his company.
Charles Rodacker, of Bellevue, KY,
was accused by City Marshal s. N.
Stampe, OF Day ton, KY, OF using insult
ing4anguage In the presence Of young
ladies while they were returning from
school. The City Marshal placed hands
on RQdacker, ana told him to go home.
For this Rodackeps father had the Mar
shakarTested, charging him with an as
sault on his son. Tue case came up this
morning before Squire Foudre, OF
Bellevue, jesse Aftlur, OF this city,
efal witnesses, among them DR.. r. A.
QaneroB, OF this city, testified to the
bad character porn by young Rodaeker,
and tAat'the Marshal would have been
tnst4fed in locking him up. but Squire
Foadre thought different, and fined the
d arEaRl 81 and costs. The citizens OF
bsiieFue and Day ton are highly indig-
inanS at the turn affairs have taken.
sa&y>J LEXINGTON. KY.
Gen. Huston is in Louis vile on busi.
ness. - - -5n.-
Col. Johnson carried the Mt. Sterling
DISTRICT for State Sepator.
Berbour's MiRstrels at the Opera.
house 0n7the evening Of the 14th.
The colored benevolent society turn
rOue Tuesday with one Of its deceased
members.
Great. interest is being manifested in
this city to hear Father Ryan, the poet
orator and lecturer.
Mrs. Rachel Macauley with her fine
company is in this city four nights next
week, commencing on Monday night.
Mr.. Hamilton Headly had sixteen cat
tie stolen from HIM on Monday morning
by negro whom lie had engaged in
feeding them.