The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
COVINGTON.

Mr.. Fl. p. Ransom Is of to Lexington
on business trip.
The internal revenue receipts for the
past week were $3.50 35. .--..... .....
The Murphy temperance organization
visited the jail this afternoon.
Seventy-nine additions at the Murphy
temperance meeting last night.
e" Mrs. William Bob died at her resi-
dence Oh Pike street, this morning.
John W. Watkins, Clerk of the Hart
County Circuit Court, has been arrested
for forgery.
The White Stockings and Gems will
cross bats on the Star Grounds to-mvf.
row afternoon.
The Court OF Appeals has set the case
OF Col. W. G. Terrell for hearing on
Monday, June IL.
The Paris Citizen has it's columns in
mourning in announcing The death of
Judge Richard Hawes.
The Merry Boys picnic at the Lookout
House Tomorrow will undoubtedly be
one Of the largest Of the season.
Two wedding dances, ball and a
Murphy Temperance meeting are the al.
fractions ior Peaselburg this week.
The Pound Gap Railroad will run four
Johnson. Station after the 18th of June.
Capt. John B. Moore, soldier in the
late Confederate army, committed sui
eide at Greensburg, KY, last Thursday,
by shooting himself through the head.
The Boys in Blue Of Covington and
Newport will meet this evening in
YoungePs Hall, on Greehup street, TO
complete arrangements for Decoration.
John Hooks was arrested this morn
ing and placed In jail on the charge of
lunacy. He made a strike at Mr., 10.
seph Van Luenen, last hight, with a
hatchet, and Juseph barely missed be-
ing scalped. -'la.~ .'''"@
Two United States prisoners named
jenkins, who nave been confined in the
Coyington Jail for the past year, were
allowed tue liberty to walk about the
Courthouse yard last night, and they
got outside OF the boundary, and nothing
has been heard uf them since.
POLICE CoURT.-The continued case
OF Joseph Kruse was called this morn.
jug, ana His Honor fined him $40 and
cost, tor disorderly Conduct, and his
brother Frank Kruse was fined SOB for
Ii breach of the peace; Col. Jas. Thomp-
con, tor drumming up lunch customers,
was dismissed by His Honor; Anthony
Timm, grand larceny, had his case con-
tinued. '
NEWPORT. ~
1t is now settled almost beyond a
doubt that the Post-ofiice Will be re-
moved to the west side OF York street.
Marshal Lock and Lieutenant Cot
tingham left Tor Lexington to-day to
lake John Morrow, a lunatic, to the
Asylum.
The morning session In the Chancery
Court was occupied in the case Of the
Newport u Cincinnati Bridge Company
against the Louisville & Cincinnati
Short-iine Railroad Company.
Rev. Father Moore will leave to-mor-
row morning for his new field of labors
at Georgetown, KY. 1t is rumored that
a young priest named Bent, whose great
grandfather was OF Irlsn extraction, will
be his successor.
The Van Yeast Light Guards will meet
ct their hall Tomorrow morning at "A
O'clock sharp, when they will march
direct to Eighth ana Plum streets, Gin.
cinnati, where they will be assigned
their position In the procession.
Prof. VIM. Stack, who filed the posi-
tion OF organist at st. Paups Episcopal
Church up to last Friday, disappeared
rather mysterlously, much to the regret
OF Large circle of friends, few Of
which We are at liberty to publish: A.
Haas, merchant tailor, weeps to the
amount Of $40; Granniger, saloonist,
sou; II. Huber, saloonist, $25; Henry
Otten, tailor. 81; A. Schn elder, saloou-
lst, $3O; Barlow, 81; l.. Brandt, S4; z. |
THESE, $l5; f. Theise. $6; j. Geisler, So; |
Jacob Faasz, SIS; Capt. Narcotic, SIS; 4
ID. Z. Ilmberlake, ST; Z. Oskamp, Gin
cinnati, $50; Ii. Hester, Cincinnati, $50. |
A photograph of the Professor has been |
found and number of duplicates have
been ordered, SO that they can be sent
10 detectives throughout the country.
HAMILTON. /
The Hawthorne Club met last night at |
the residence OF Col. l.. d. Campbell.
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur.
day afternoon, at Mrs. Henry Boards |
ley's.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Chicago, is visiting
her relatives, Mrs. Britton and Mrs. |
Judge Kinder, Of this city.
Mr.. Albert Henck, OF Dearborn Coun-
ty, Indlana, is III the city visiting his |
old friend Jacob Zeigler, who is down |
sick.
Mr.. John Holbert, of Delaware
County, Indiana, is the guest of MAJOR |
Phillips. They were comraLes in the |
Mexican war.
A gay social party will be given next |
Friday evening by the young gentlemen |
at the Phillips House. A pleasant time |
Is anticipated, as the party will be a |
select one.
The Ladies OF the Presbyterian Church /
will give garden party on the grounds |
OF Mrs. DR.. Howell, Third Ward. Straw
berries aud cream will be served, as we'll |
AS cake and other good things. Those |
wishing a pleasant evening should not |
fail 70 attend.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Mr.. YOurtee, the foundry man, has !
surveyed the ground and commenced the |
work Of erecting his new foundry, and |
yet the demonstrators are not happy.
MIR. John sherwood, President Of the |
Gas Company. Is putting in another set
OF retorts in the gas factory and extend
ing the mains in The city and otherwise |
improving the works.
Mrs. Hattie Bateman, of indianapolis,
IND, daughter Of e. b. Dobell, our lurni- |