The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
COVINGTON.
No Police Court this morning.

Harry Crowley, the noted stock man,
is In town to-day.
u. s. Marshal O'Neal arrived in the
city this morning.
Miss Octavia Morris, of Morning View,
10 visiting the family of Captain Laid
ley.
The Twilight D. Q. will give party at
Odd-fellows' Hall ON the evening of the
I'd of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berlin celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their we'd
ding last night.
The Supreme Lodge OF the United
States, A. y. U. w., meet at Chicago
on next Tuesday.
Prot. Snafer has invented a patent
ball-oatcher which bids fair to excel all
others now in use.
The remains of Mrs. Jessie d. Bright
passed through the city last night on
the way to Baltimore.
DR.. w. A. Hall lett last night for Bal
timore to attend the funeral Of the late
Mrs. Jessie d. Bright.
Chris. Mauer had the middle finger of
his right hand crushed in the machinery
at the American Wire & Nail Factory.
We regret to announce the death Of
the wife of Mr.. A. j. Clarkson, who died
at her residence on Ninth street last
night at II O'clock.
MIR. Charles Calkins, grandfather Of
the editor of the Ticket died at his resi-
dence in East Rockport, OHIO, yes terday
evening, and Mr.. Calkins left to-day to
attend The funeral.
The A. o. H., marshaled by Mr.. NJ. T.
Shine, and assisted by Ed. Dalton and
John Wall, will participate in the pro-
cession next Sunday in Cincinnati, after
which the entire procession will visit
Covington and Newport in body.
Joe Goss, the prize-fghter, arrested
In New York on reQuisition from the
Governor OF Kentucky, arrived at $3.50
last night in Cincinnati, and was AZ
once taken to this city and lodged in
Jail. He went to Burlington this morn-
ing.
NEWPORT.
The election yesterday cost the city
$50.
CITY CoURT.-Richard Day, drunk and
disorderly, 20 and costs.
Jonas Horsiall was taken to the Lu-
natic Asylum yesterday by Officer BOYD.
Thomas Donnally, tor a breach of the
peace. was fined $40 and costs in Squire
Y. Buchanan's Court yesterday.
Sheriff Whites office will hereafter be
found in Fearon's Building, corner of
York and Southgate streets.
A handsome picture of the st. Denis
Hotel, New York, is hung up in the
picture gallery of The Cincinnati Belle.
Schwartz, the newly elected Jailer,
was the recipient of a charming sere-
made last night from Prof. Smiths Band.
4 Four thousand four hundred and forty
votes were polled last October, and but
fifteen hundred and seventeen yester-
day.
The members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians will meet this evening at g
O'clock. A general attendance is re-
quested.
Mrs. Laughlin, Of Ringgold street. was
relieved OF her pOcket-bOok, containing
$40 in bills, while attending the luneral
services at the Columbia-street Presby-
terian Church recently.
The Ladies' Church Society of Saint
PauPs T. E. Church have elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. j. William son;
Vice President, Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones
Treasurer for Building Fund, Mrs. W.
II. Kelley; Treasurer of Society, Mrs.
w. Williamson; Secretary, Mrs. j. A.
Lee.
Mrs. Neavel, residing on Moss street,
was attacked this morning in the neigh
Dorhood of the Garrison by large New.
foundland dog, and one OF her hands
horribly lacerated. A man named John
King il the owner OF the dog, and the
woman had q warrant sworn out for
Kings arrest.
The election for City Jailer yesterday
resulted as follows: Schwartz Dem. y
First Ward, "a; Second, 1872; Third, 1850;
1895. Horsfall (Rep. )-First Ward, II;
Second, II; Third, 81; Fourth, 125;
Fifth, 81; Sixth, So; total, 4S2.
SchWartz's majority, SOB.
DAYTON. KY.
The Social Reading Circle meets this
evening at the residence Of Rev. II. E i. |
Spillman.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Mrs. Mccullough, vile Of Joseph Nc
Cullough, the Well-known Memphis |
pilot, is lying dangerously ill at her |
fathers residence In this village.
Mrs. Albertson and little daughter re-
turned to their home in Chicago Sester-
day. They came to sit by the bedside,
during her last days. of Mrs. Martha r. |
Van RENSSELAER,, the mother OF Mrs. AL
bertson, and to attend her obsequies.
The Township Convention will be held
at the school-house, near the Union
Bridge, Saturday March "a. Candidates
are numerous, but it will be seen in due
time that while many may think they
have been called, STEW will be chosen"
The anonymous letter-writer OF this
village, who always attacks female vir-
tue, and every thing else that is good
and praiseworthy, should be "ducked"
In the Ohio River forty times-save one.
We hope the members Of our Vigilance
Committee, that has been recently
formed, will Keep their eyes open, and
do their work well.
LEXINGTON KY.
Drummsrs complain Of business being
very dull.
Theodore Tilton lectures in Frankfort
shortly.
In front of Mr.. De Longs hangs the
Bell OF Cheapside.
Court day next Monday in Georgetown,
Nicholasville and DanViiie.