The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-12
COVINGTON.


Thirty car loads OF stock arrived at
the Covington Stock-yards this MORN
ing.
MriHenry Wilson, Superintendent Of
the Poor, is able to attend TO business
again. t t..
We regret to chronicle the death o!
Mrs. James McGunnee, which occurred
yesterday. 8 ....
A large amount of black walnut lum-
ber is being shipped from ILLS SIa'e W
Michigan.
MISS Nettie Adams, member OF the st.
Mary's Church Singing Cnolr, Is Vlsltlhg
in the Eastern cities.
Mrs. Thomas McGiIl, accompanied by
Miss McGraCh, of Cincinnati, are Tlslt-
ing iriends in Augusta.
Jack Taber, a notorious horse THIEF
and politician OF Rowan County, mas
made his escape from jail.
Mr.. Matthew Campion fired up to the
boys this morning, and Will name tne
young daughter this afternoon.
The Covington Colored Chasseurs have
a petition around soliciting money with
which to purchase new uniforms.
POLICE E-CeURT.-Emma Taylor, diser-
derly cohAtct, So; Jonn Morgan, drunk,
81: Columbus King, petit larceny, 20.
Mf Virgil Sinclair returns from the
Black Hllls with very uniavorable re-
port OF the state OF society and business
in and about Deadwo0d. .s. ...
The case OF j. II. Horner & Son, charged
with selling coal-oil whicn mad not been
inspected, was called esterday, after
noon before Esquire EVAN. A contln-
uance was refused. The DEFENDANTS
were found guilty and fined $40 and
and COSTS. Tue bond was repleEieu, and
a transcript OF the record asked for the
purpose OF taking an appeal.
Mrs. j. $. Boyd, OF Cynthiana, KY,
wife OF Judge Boyd, who has been in the
city for the past day or 50, returned
nome yesterday. Homer Hudson and
1amlIy have gone to the White Sulphur
Springs to spend the Summer. Judge
Roberts and wife have gone TO Louis
VILE to. attend the s@hserfest, .
The following telegram was received
lastnIght from Carter County Kentucky,
In regard TO the Coyington Light Guaru {:
"Appease the anxiety OF the CoViug-
ton people with the assurance tnat all
the real danger is past, anu that little 10
left TO be done except to wait the cer-
tain death OF Geo. Underwood, jun. 1t
isGoniy a question: Ola DAY or two" IA.
There Will be Novelty Picnic at the
Star Baseball Grounds Saturday even-
ing. There will be sack racing, mule
race, wAes+barrow race hllnulolded,
cutting tile cake blintifulded, cIlmbin .
greasy pole, gander neck pulling, CATCH
iny creased pig, eating the apple sus-
pended from limb, and otner laughable
novelties, TO wind up with a moonlight
uop in The evening. a-
The State Pharmaceutical Association
was organized temporarily at Frankfort
Yesterday. Kepresen tatEVes were pres
snt from different parts OF the State,
Messrs. Nodler and Keiss being present
rom .CovIngton. Mr. W. Ii. Ayerifl, OF
EraukfOrt, was chosen Chairman, and
SIR, q. W. w hite, OF Richmond, Secre-
Iary. Committees on Permanent Or.
vanIzalion, N otes and Queries, Business
aud Management OF Next Meetng, were
appolnted; and on agreeing to meet in
Coyingtoh on the hfst Wednesday in
May next year, the Association ad-
journed
NEWPORT.
Captain Bill Air left for the Sanger
fest this morning. ..
County Clerk Ed. Air is sufferin Q
fall from q chair on Monday.
A horse belonging to MIR. NJ. Shea got
its mind legs through crack in the t1ool
Of the stable yesterday and badly
injured.
Judge Geisler disposed OF the drunk
and disorderly case against Doctor
sinner 70 a4a costs.
Building and, Saving Society No, a
VIII run out alb Jutthe first Week in x u
gust, and steps have already beentaken
tor LIS reofga nazalion. a
Rev. Fathers Cook, of Lexington, is
visiting IN this city. Rev. Father Helm
sherman has gone to st. Louis. Rev
Father schulte'left FOR Grayson Springs
lor The beneit Of his health.
The Republican Executive Commit.
lee and the lea4ers OF the RepuDiicau
party met last night TO make Legisla.
Ave ticket, but they failed TO arrive at a
conclusion, and adjourned 10 meet Sat.
lrday afternoon at 8 O'clock. > = .-
AT tho special term of the Chapcerv
Coutt held this morning, SJudge. M en-.
Eles refused TO dissolve the injunction
si the city against the Newport Il Day.
Ion Street Railroad Company, but an.
pointed the 10Th fcy of the present
month tor furth' 1 hearing OF the case
A boy named Weisenheimer playe6
the part Of IA hero yesterday by rescufrfn
little son of Gary Bell from drowning
lust as he was going down for the lasI
zine. While walchipg some bows IN
bathing the little fellow fell from a coal
barge into the Ohlo at the foot OF Co um.
oia street.
A man named Josiah Fry, who halls
from Cincinnati, procured a marriage
license from County Clerk Ed. Air on
HE 81 OF The present month, and In two
days after was married by'Squire Fou.
dry, Of Bellevue, TO Miss Americ Ca
Coghill, of this CITY, and on M Monday last
be was arrested in Cincinnati on the
charge OF bIgamy, he having another wife
Living at Llucinnati.
Paris Brown, the eleven year old son
oil M. Paris Brown, member of the
Board Of Education, lett home on Mon.
day last, since which time nothing hau
been hearu OF him until this morning
wnen young lad named Frank Norris
came 10 the residence Of Mr.. Brown
and informed him that he accompanied
Paris to railroad ticket office, in Gin.
plnnatI, where Paris procured a through
Ncket " New York. Mr.. Brown being
unable 10 proceed to Cincinnati on
account Of severe illness, dispatched
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