The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
COVINGTON.
Goldsmith Maid will trot against Tins
at the Cynthiana Fair next week.


Boys, it costs just $4 to be caught
bathing in daytime in any or the city
ponds.
POLICE CoURT.-E. II. Harris, disor
derly, 50; j In Murphy, drunk, lett oper
for 20 olsIderaton.
Mr.. N. B. Stephens, President Of the
City Council, Is at Big Bone Springs
enjoying few days of vacation.
The whole number of barrels of beef
sold in the Sixth (Covington) District
during the month OF July is 4,647H
Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the residence of Mrs
Schoeburg, in Peaselbsrg, last night.
There will be grand prize rolling al
Thomas Gorden Tomorrow afternoon
for the benefit OF ST. Augustine Church.
A horse attached to the wagon of Geo
W. Hill u Co. ran off this morning. The
only damage sustained was broken
shaft.
A subscription paper for the raising OF
lund to purchase u stand OF colors for
the CoYington Light Guards is in clrcu.
lation.
Frank Vinmont, an old and well.
respected citizen of Millersburg, died
this morning, IN the eightietn year OF
his age.
The funeral OF Francis Dillon was at
tended this morning by the Hibernian
Cadets and large coucou.se OF rela-
uVes and sympathIzels.
Judge M. L. Roberts received letter
this morning announcing the dangerous
illness of his Iather, NJ. l.. Roberts, at
his residence In this county.
The battery for the use of the new
hose-nouse telegraph will be placed in
position to-day, and the line will be
ready for operation this week.
The barn of Frank Froman In South
Covington was struck by lightning yes.
ter6ay. Three dozen chickens were in
stantly killed, and the barn was uniu-
jured.
Messrs. j. ohm HiIlman and Peter Mudd
will represent the Colored Masons Of
CovingtOn at the session Of the Grand
Commandery OF Kaights Templar Cool
Ored which meets at Louisville to-day.
Two juvenile highwaymen with bru-
tai disposition attacked boy named
Cook yesterday, and beat HIM up in a
trishtful manner, and afterwards took
his tobacco. Squire TebOs will invesJl.
gate the case lo-LnnrroW.
The following is the amount of beer
sold by tue brewers OF the six h District
during the month OF July: Butcher &
Wiedemann, l, 1919 bris; Lang & Knoll,
8ods6 brls; Del PC 81 Co., 5o,2s brls;
Ste'GIeiae & We'ming, s4e9s brls;
hnuTr & Rule, 3SS9s Drls P. o. lister, Is
Vris; LAas. GelsDausr, 7I72S brls.
NEWPORT.
All departments Of swilps steel works
will now run regularly night and day.
Every department at Swilts rolling
mill is i'll lull operation this morning.
The trial of MIR. Greenwood attracted
quite number Of cltIZGns from AleXau-
uria yesterday.
The difficulty OF the bollow-ware mold
ers has been satisfactorily settled, aAu
the foundry is in full operations.
Word has been received from Wash
ingLon that The Barracks will in all
probability be reUccupled by U. S.
troops.
The Riley Baseball Club will leave
here on Fcuiay lor Springfield, OAio.
where they will play matcn game on
saturday.
Among the orders received at Swift's
rolllhg-mill recently was one from The
South lor one hundred tons Of one-inch
round iron.
Mrs. Ashoratt, residing at 1874 Mayo
street, leil al tine corner OF Saratoga and
Taylor streets sunday night and re-
ceiyed severe injuries.
The alarm from Box 5 last night was
caused by the burning OF a few boxes of |
matches IN the grocery store of Mr.. Nj. |
y. Lynch, corner Of Columbia and Mayo
streets. |
Henry Green, the alleged murderer Of |
young Coyne, VIII nave preliminary |
hearing before Judge Geisler tomorrow.
Inc accused Is III hopes OF being aa. |
In itted " bail.
In the City Court this morning PAT.
Rooney and Alfred Mosher were fined
90 ana costs each for breach of tile
peace, and Charley Caldwell 81 and
costs lor drunkenness.
Miss Minnie Hukill and Miss Clara
bourne returned yesterday from
pleasant Visit w friends in Ohio, and }.
!, QUICKER, Esq, County Attorney, ar
rived home last evening from PUTIN
Bay,
The case of W. H. Greenwood, who is
with icrgeIy, was cailed at 8
O'clock before 'Squires Buchanan ana
and at the request OF defend
anPs counsel continued to this alter
noon. The case is creating consid cradle
luterest, as the young man is well ana
favofably known both In this city and
the upper end Of the county, but the
les tinony SO far i'll the case is very dam
aging W him.
HAMILTON.
DR. Dan. MilIikln was reported some
better last night.
John Loder, the gardener has son
quite SICK OF typhoid lever.
Mr.. William Hunter, 1t was thought
last night, would not survive the night,
The funeral of the infant child otl
CHARLES Hunter took place yesterday
morning.
George Shaler, son OF Daniel Shafer.
II the FIRST Ward, is down sick with
yphoid fever. r.
The Emerson Dramatic Club meets
Saturday evening at the residence OF
Jeryis Haigitt.
A disease resembling distemper las
'roken out among the horses through
)ut The county.