The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
COVINGTON.

Coal came down 30 cents on the load
yesterday.
Miss Lille Swinney has returned from
her visit to Leesburg, Ky.
We regret to announce the severe ILL
ness of Henry Niemeyer from rheuma-
tlsm.
The La Optima D. A. have invitations
out for the first rece ption az Odd.felloWS
Hall on the 24th of April.
The American Wire & Screw-nail
Factory has shipped a large conslgn-
ment to San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Lyman Hollster, the popular
Young grocery clerk, will lead to the
hymeneal altar at an early day one oi
Newport's fairest bellies.
POLICE CoURT.-John Patterson and
his brother Ben, and Theodore Beach,
all boys, were arraigned ior dlsorderIy
conduct and fined the MarshaPs COST, VI
each.
The steamer Alex. Kendall was seized
Yesterday on libel sworn out by
Mcssrs. Stevens, Ware q GO. for clalm
OF $3.50 for raising the boat when SUNK
OIL Tay aylorsport
Mrs. Conrad Deister celebrated hef
tfty-frst anniversary last night
Prot, Shafeps excellent string band was
in attendance. Numerous and costly
presents were presented to the hosIess'
A milk-wagon belonging TO Barney
Seifeld was smashed up by runaway
horses yesterday afternoon ON Maulsoh
street, alter running into Hartley's
grocery-wagon and breaking one OIL the
wheels.
Mr.. Killian OFT, a German resident of
Pendleton County, fell from his morse
while racing with his son.ln-laW last
Saturday evening which resulted In his
death Sunday morning. He was under
The influence OF liquor at tAe tlme.
NEWPORT.
The defeated candidate will say to-
night: 'It was the weather that diu it,"
Samuel Digby was required by Squire
C, q. Harris, W give $1UO bond to keep
the peace.
Joseph Gesser filed suit for divorce
from Margaret Gesser, on the ground OF
abandonment.
MIR. Jonathan Berry Is at Washington,
d, o., putting in his claims for the New
port Postmastership.
Mr.. Fred. Weber, Of New York, and
an artist OF considerable ability, Is YlSIt-
ing friends in this Guy.
Capt. j. ID. Moore, OF the steamer ].
W. Gaf, has removed his family from
Charleston, West Virginia, to this city.
Mrs. Horstal, wife OF Ex-Jailer Hors-
fall, Is lying dangerously iii of brain
fever at her residence on Jefferson
street.
1t should be G. Il. Ottling instead of
Henry Etung, as it read in yesterdays
STAR, VINO was appointed 10 take Ihe
census in the Sixth Ward.
George NJ. Hayman, son Of Ex- Mayor
Haymau, died at O'Clock last evening,
at his mothers residence ON Taylor
street, from consumption.
Callenders Georgia Minstrels, COM
posed OF twenty genuine negroes, Will
give performance at Oud-ielloWs'
Hall on Monday evening next.
The band of wandering refugees who
nut up at Jailer Schw artzs establish
lnent yesterday morning, en- route from
Eastern Virginia to Lexington, KY,
left this morning Tor their destination.
F. Helfferlch & Sons, liquor dealers of
Cincinnati, filed suit in equity yester-
day against George Leonhardt and
others to set aside mortgages made with
view, 1t Is alleged, To prefer certain
creditors. Leonhardt is The proprietor
Ut a saloon GU the Alexandria Pike.
The election to day for City Jailer is
passing off quietly, and but little inter-
est seems manifested as IT, the result. A
canvass OF the various polls disclosed
The TACT that the Democrats would elect
their man by considerable majority,
Schwartz being over 25O ahead at II
O'Clock.
WEST COvINGTON. KY.
ha ~ nr, in III yya
their third exhibition last evening at
the new Town Hall, and n0twithstand-
ing the bad weather, large and appre-
ciatiVe audience greeted their efforts,
which were quite up TO the standard OF
tirst-clasS amateur performances. The
entertainment commenced with "Ine
Two tBUnny castles" to which the Club
did ample justice. After this quar-
tette by Miss Carrie Clark, Mrs. q. W.
McCoy, Mr.. Ed. Durham and Mr.. Alex.
Sweet, which was very well rendered.
The duet, "Moonlight, Music, Love and
Flowers by Mrs. Mcuoy AMI Miss Jen.
ME Buchanan, was charmingly sung
The evenings pleasure concluded
with the roaring fafco Vt Rascal Pat"
in which Messls. M cCoy, Buchanan and
Frank Dunhan, and Misses Carrie
Clark and Jennie Buchanan partIci-
pated, acquitting themselves to the de-
ughJ ana SaClBlactl0n OIL all present, as
the frequent roars of laughter and
shouts oI applause attested. All were
well up in tueir parts and business"
The overture and piano accompani-
ments OF Mrs. Schmitz was all that
could be desired. The organlzaron is
young, and ii tile members continue to
improve in the future as tney have in
the past we bespeak tor them brilliant
histrionlc career.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mrs. M. s. Grant died here ON Mon
day.
Mrs. Jas. Downing is lying very i'll at
her mother-in-laW's, in this county, with
d cancer.
The case OF Regent Bowman VS..
.Messrs. Downings ls to be continued
Tuesday.
DR.. A. D. Rawls has been elected Pres
ident OF the Mississippi Valley DentaI
Association.
Mr.. Soule Smith is a candidate for
County Attorney. None could fill The