The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-16
COVINGTON.

ence this morning.
The Internal Revenue collections tor
the past week were S39 485 81.
. The employees OF Hudson's tobacco
manufactory are on strike.
Missse Lizzie and Laura Gordon are
visiting in COnnersVille, lnd.
Col. James Brooker will address the
Murphy meeting at Green Hall Tonight.
John B., the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Creighton, died yesterday.
Thirty-eight cars Of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad yester-
day.
We regret to chronicle the death OF
Mr.. Michael Gum, who died this morn
ing.
q Mr.. L. D. Miller, formerly the Coving-
ton representative oil this paper, was in
the CITY yesterday.
The Covington Light Guard arrived
yesterday morning from the seat OF war
in Carter County.
u The Kentucky Central Railroad has
purchased new locomotive Tor the
Morning View accommodation.
A prize fight between Samuel Barton
and William Mount, in the fats, yester-
day, resulted i'll Barton getting
worstei.
Eugene Shinkle is suffering from a
poisoned foot, and Mr.. John L0ngmoore
from swelled foot, the latter occasloned
by sting OF bee.
Joe Goss will be transferred from the
Burlington Jail tomorrow morning to
This city. During his visit here he will
occupy suite Of rooms at the Hotel de
Connolly.
Mr.. Tom Harris was kicked out of his
buggy yesterday by his horse, at The
corner OF Robbins and Madison streets,
and received large gasn over his right
eye.
MAYORS EoURT.-Edward Dearing,
Benjamin Evans, Willis Reneker, bath,
ing, IN day time, filed away; Pat. Nc
COY, drunk and disOrderly, dismissed;
Maggie Cunningham. drunk, "a; John
uannanau, disorderly, continued; Con
Reagan, abusing FANNY and resisting Oh
icers, $So.
The Simon Kenton Pioneer Associa-
tion Saturday afternoon elected the fol-
towing oficels: Ii. IL. Martin, Presi-
dent; joan Mackoy, Vice President; N.
h. Stephens, Secretary; John T. Lewis,
Treasurer; Rev. James Challen, Chap
lin. Hon. james NJ. Preston, OF Boone
County, eighty-six years of age, and the
Rev. Jos. Mackoy, OF ST. Louis, seventy
nine years old, brother NJ the Vice
President aud native OF kentOn
County, were unanimously elected nom
orary members. Miss Mary Kennedy
was elected u regular member
NEWPORT.
Not case in the City Court.
Photographs of the dummy cars are in
circulation.
The insane Asylum at Lexington has
no more room for pay-patIents.
The temperance meeting at the Court
house yesterday was largely attended.
Circuit Court commenced at AleXan-
dria this morning, Judge Boyu presiu-
ing.
Some vandal destroyed the monument
on the lot of Mr.. j. Ii. Often, III Ever
green Cemetery.
Col. James TAYLOR has gone TO Virgin
ia, having received a telegram of tue Sc
we're illness OF his wife.
The wooden framework OF the large
crane at Swifps Iron and Steel Works
was burned on Saturday night.
In the County Court this morning G.
T. McHenry was appointed administra-
tor OF John IL. Green, deceased.
Rev. Father Cook, of Lexington, cele.
brated High Mass at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception yesterday.
Several of the heirs of the late Elijah
Pearce brought suit in the Chancery
Court Saturday to set aside several pro-
visions OF the Will.
The residence Of MIR. Patrick Kelly,
on Macarthur street, near Colum bia,was
l,,ra alnri ~ tak
clothing and edlbles.
Mr.. John Collopy has returned home
after an absence Of several years in he
lar West. where he has been doing SER
vice for Uncle Sam. Johnny Can relate
many startling Incidents.
A crowd of roughs, while returning
from Cincinnati last night, stopped at
the City Pump, corner of York and
Bellevue streets, and after queuching
their thirst broke the pump to pieces.
Marshal Lock brought to the Station.
house this morning young man ap-
parently about twenty-eignt years of
aye, whom he found wandering about
the streets, and who showed unmistake-
able signs of insanity. We were unab.
10 learn his name.
LEXINGTON. KY.
AlsS MARY MCC dTlanQ is WISHING
friends at WoodDurn.
Miss Annie McChesny is visiting
friends in Cynthiana.
Barley was sold last week Tor SOC.
wheat Tor 81 and 81 %.
Miss Nellie McGarvy is visiting
at friends Payne's Depot.
Mr.. Charles Mooney and family are
visiting, relations in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Pruden lost one day last week a
pocket-oook with $50 and some jewelry
in it.
Mr.. Keller, Of Paris, has been an
pointed agent for the Cincinnati South
ern at this place.
Mr.. Webster, independent candidate
for the lower house OF the Legislature,
says he has sure thing OF it.
If the correspondent of the Coyingtop
Ticket at this place would pay his debts,
we think he would get along little
better.
The Democratic Delegate Conyen.
tlon Saturday night nominated Cant. Il.
j.. Bush for tue lower house oil Kentucky
Legislature IRON the city OF Lexington.
The Cincinnati Southorp pou,