The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-19
COVINGTON.

house.
The case OF John Vending, for selling
liquors without license, is in progress
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Joe Knox and Annie Turner.
Twenty-six car loads OF stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad yes
terday.
The new Baptist Church at Falmouth
was dedicated yesterday with appr0pri-
ate ceremonies.
The apple market has become a little
sQually since the arrival OF Adam( J
Apples fine boy.
Walter Derr and Charles Bishop were
arrested this morning for robbing the
Aouse OF Mr.. Young one day last week.
The firm of Strowbridge g. Mcdonald
will either compromise with their cred
ttors or make an assignment this after
noon.
A founding, discovered on the steps
OF the residence of Mrs. Keith, ON Gar
rard street, Saturday night, was taken
to St. Elizabeth Hospital.
The Relief Committees appointed by
the various Churches are requested 10
meet at the office Of DR.. Henderson to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Three Of the Italians arrested for
counterfeiting in N wport were held
over lor their appearance Friday, and
baKerymah and Rocke were discharged.
A German peddler named Is aiah
Fuch, living on Greer street, while in
his stable Saturday night, was shot at
by some unknown person who escaped.
One hundred and fifty persons
answered their names to the roll call
at the Temperance Club at Inde-
pendeno3, undcr The supervision Of Col.
James Booker.
POLICE CoURT.-Disorderly Conduct
y ohm Quai!s, Sl3; Harry Clark, So;
Charles Jenkins, 80; James Alexandra,
10; Sam. Evans, continued; Thomas
Dlckey, 50. Breach Of The Peace-Lucy
davenport, $l3; Geo. Smith, $53; Mllt.
Mclaughlin, continued John SETTER,
dlsofderly, continued.
Criminal Court commenced this morn
ing and the following named gentlemen
compose the Grand Jury: James b.
Casey, Foreman, j. j. Noonan, Henry
Adams, J. ID. SMUT, George L. johnson
J. q. Walton, Ell Reese, b. Hyge, JAS.
Arnold, b. Becker, JAS. s. Boss, Ben.
Younger. James Maloney, Arthur Nc
Donald, Tom Reed, Jr. and W. Il. Nc
Laughton.
At meeting OF City Council Satur-
day night the President informed the
Council that Treasurer William q. Stone
had been notified Of the passage of the
ordinance creating the office OF Treas
urer pro tenn, and the election of VIM,
II. May berry to that office, and had been
served with the order passed at the
meeting OF City Council Thursday night,
directing him to pay to President Ste
phens the sum Of s., ,S62 80, which amount
the investigating committee claims Mr.
Stone has IN his possession. and has
made no response thereto. Councilman
Trauter then read MI. stones answer.
which denied thai he has the above sum
in his hands, and asked that reasonable |
time be gwen him TO show that the de- |
mand was excessive. A motion to re- |
meve Mr.. Stone from the office Of Treas
urer was laid on the table until The next
meeting.
NEWPORT.
This burg was made unusually bolster |
Dus yesterday by the rougher element OIL |
society.
James Corbett, the boss roller at !
Swlfps Mills, was taken seriously i'll Oh |
Saturday.
Overseer of the Poor T. P. Bodkins
distributed during the past week $43 in |
groceries and SIS Tor coal.
Saturday being payday at Swifps
Rolling-mlll $4,000 were distributed
among tile workmen.
Rev. j. E. Setter, of Nicholasv1lle. oc-
cupied the pulpit at Taylor-street, NJ.
h. Church yesterday.
All who wish to pass pleasant and
enjoyable evening should attend the
Van Voast Military ball tomorrow
evening.
Proposals. for sustenance stores for the
post Of Newport Barracks Will he re-
peIyed at the office of the Barracks uu-
til June 20.
The cigar store OF Mr.. George Byrnes
was entered by burglars yesterday
morning and about $6O worth OF cigars
and tobacco stolen.
Hickory r dge, the famous old picnic
grounds, Is about to BIZ cleared of tue
beautiful trees and shrubbery and
turned into farming land.
Mr. Tom Mitten's house, on Cabot
street, was entered by thieves SATURDAY
afternoon and $500 bond, IS IN money
and SlO0 worth OF jewelry stolen.
In the County Court this morning the
following wills were probated: The last
"A'A NAN tSotohhCht VI SuuSs SLFlGkel. |
also, SOPHIA kruse, with Clemens Ell
N n as executor; Stephen Bradley and
Eugene Gamer, with Margaret Gamer
Rs eXecutrIX.
Tne Auditor of State, D. Fl. Smith. ia
to collect a tax OF 40 cents
Oh the 500 on the valuation of our enlire
system OF Water-works. This becomes
serious question for our people. De.
cause 1t involves the payment OF several
thousand dollars, and subjects those
lalIihg TO make return Of suoh properlv
to hne of $500 10 5000 for failure in
making returns.
CITY COURT MATTERS. Phil. Fodder
and Pat. Day, lor iIIng a man with
whisky and then stealing his watch, had
their cases continued to November 21.
Inere Is another charge against these
lads, that OF stealing hot Stove from
the Kitchen Of Ed. Payne's residence,
OUT on the pike, and bringing 1t 10 town
IN Wheelbarrow. Continued to No.
yember FL. Ed. Connolly and JONI
Gilman, for obtaining key of beer uu.
aef lalse pretenses, continued to No.
Vember Il. Joe Gates and Chris, New.
COMP, lor getting drunk and kicking nm
''old Ned' IN Fred. Browns saloon 6
to November 81.
A raid was made night before last. at /
about 3 O'clock hV Marshal Ioclx - {