The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-09
COVINGTON.

Favorites 23, East Ends 8, on the
Flats yesterday.
: The finest wheat crop ever harvested
in Kentucky was this season.
Miss Maggie and Katie Anderson are
visiting friends in Scott County, hy.
! Mr.. George Kyle is lying dangerously
i'll at has Residence on Madison street.
, Fifty car loads of stock arrived at the
Coyington Stock-yards in the past two
days. .tgy
II costs So a day to run the Pound Gap
Railroad five mines, OF u trIhe less than
tnelr earnings.
Herd 80, Bruins 2, was the result Of the
election Ior School Trustee, Ill Peasel-
burg, last Saturday.
! MIR. Fred. Windisoh was elected
Scnool Trustee SaLurdaysfor the South
Covington District.
Henry Rabensburg on Saturday last
fell from wagon i'll Seienth-street
Market aud broke his arm.
Jack Arnold is the dog undertaken OF
the city. Ali orders left with the Mar
shall Will meet prompt attention.
The funeral Of j. Ii. Romer, who died
from injuries received Dy falling OF
house on Walnut Hills, took place tuls
morning.
MISS Amelia Orr has returned from
her Western trip. Her improved ap-
pearance leads US 10 advise "Go West,
Young women, 70 West"
The city has turned Madison street
above the Star Grounds into u driving
park, and lot Of young snobs exercise
their horses every evening aud are not
very particular VINO they run over.
Adie o. Robertson, formerly proprie.
tor Of the Lynthiana Democrat, has
purchased tue Batn County News in
connection with W.. Il. Patterson, OF
Owensville. Here's luck, Adie, ny
dear.
Constable Harry Rife this morning
arrested Amman, The man who Ueat up
Hilbert, proprietor OF the Lookout
House, ana arraigued him before squire
TebDs, WAC b0unu him over III the sum
Df.$lUO.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
Maln-street NJ. Il. Church, will be gwen
tomorrow evening, on Lie delightful
grounds of MI. W. NJ. Sanulord, OF J ,533
scout street. The programme wlll De ID
pleasing one.
Mr.. ID. A. Glenn, that polite and efii-
Gent young lawyer and tAe Democratic
nominee for the Legislature III the FrsL
District, seems " suit The people 30
we'll that tney have concluded not to
bring out amy opposition against hlm.
POLICE CoURT.-Charles johnson, car
ryins concealed weapons, $2S; John W.
Snane, dlsorderiy conduct, $i3; Ii.
Slaughter, George Rich, II. Cuppers
and j. Hutchlson, driving stock on sun
day, contlnued; Jim Smiley, a louger,
was dismissed.
w. FL. Roberts, Esq, Clerk of the
Pendleton ClEcuit Court, who shot d
negro tor insulting him, few days ago,
waived an examination before the Mayor
Saturday, and gave bond Ill the sum OF
$3.50 to appear at the next term OF the
criminal Court. The prosecuting wit
ness failed to appear.
Officers BoIan and O'Hare, on Satur-
day, incarcerated VIM. GILES pie, Jr., on
u charge ofstealing 500 from MRS. Talon.
He is said to have lett ior Dayton, Ohio,
after committing The theft; there he
committed another theft on his brother
in-law, taking $59, ana then returned tu
this city. He Is hed i'll the sum of $500
to answer at the next term OF The Crim-
tnal Court.
We regret to chronicle the death oil
MIR. A. Z. Rose, who departed this life
At his residence, No. 70 Pike street, al
10 O'Clock this morning. MIR. Rose was
born in Baltimore in 1911. He married
Miss Mary Jane Bennett, of Baltimore,
IN 1888, and removed to Coyington, where
he has resided ever since; had eleven
children, five Of whom survive him. He
WAS a member OF the City Council fol-
twenty-one years, and member OF the
Udd-tellows and Masons, and of the
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Rose bora AL
Immaculate character, and WSs hlglly
respected by all who knew him. His
remains wTll be inferred W Wednesday.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Harry Buchanan, Jr., Is very i'll o
cholera moIbus.
The regular term OF the Quarterly
Court commences to-day at Alexandria,
Nj. Riohman, Of the firm of BetZ 4
Richman, lumber merchants, has with
drawn from the firm.
The Murphy Temperance Movement
will give an entertainment to.morro "
evening at Odd-fellows' Hall.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. Father
Bent was elected President, NJ. Shea
Treasurer, and +. VShauguessy Seere
tary.
A cruel step.mother, Mrs. Sophia Wan
fAuder, was fued sc and costs by Squire
Buchanan, Saturday night, for whipping
numerically her half-witted child. The
tine was suspended, but it is hoped this
gensle hint may restrain her in future.
Mrs. Mary II. Caldwell, a nonogena
rian, died at her residence on YORK
street yesterday morning. She was
probably the oldest inhabitant of Ken
lucky, having accompanied her parents
here In 1877. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow. She possessed at the time
of her death all her faculties to u re-
markabie extent.
Doc. Kerr was arrested this mornina
on charge Of bigamy, preferred agains
him by Miss Della Fay, who lives Oh
Pearl street, near Butler, Cincinnati
Miss Fay, or rather Mrs. Kerr, is about
thirty years old and OF handsome ap
pearance. Kerr was taken before
Squire Z. Z. Buchanan, VINO continued
the case to Wednesday aud liked hi:
bail al $500.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
j. +. StoLlman has added to the male
population OF our place tilteen-pounl