The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10
COVINGTON.

Prize ten-pin rolling tonight in Peas
elburg.
MIR, VIM. PEBBLES has young daugh-
ter at his house.
Mrs. Mollie Hays leaves for Aurora,
Indiana, Saturday.
Mr.. P. r. Collins, formerly foreman Of
The Ticket office, isiin the CITY.
MIR. M. ID. Dayie, Master OF the State
Grange, was IN the CITY yesterday.
Miss Alice Wade and Miss Sallie
Rose are visiting in Madison, Indiana.
The fruit In this section of the country
has not been injured by the recent heavy
frost.
The reception given by the Merry Five
at the Morgan House last night was
grand affair.
Water pipes are being laid from Sec
ond street 70 the corporation line on
Budd street, a distance of i've hundred
aeet.
Ann O'Connor, an unmarried woman
pt Tlttin, o., was locked up in Jail for
safe-keeping yesterday. The woman TO r
some time has been showing signs of in
SANITY.
Yesterday evening, while some men
were engaged in excaYating drain for
"a cellar on the corner OF Seventh and
Madison streets, the ground above them
gave way and the men barely escaped
being buried.
Communion services will be held at
tSt. Patrick's Church sunday morning,
Rnd the rlle of confirmation will be al
ministered in the evening by Right Rev.
bishop Toebbe.
James M. Adams was badly cut last
might by James NJ. Dial az the house OF
Moses Il. Bailey, No. SO Riddle street.
adams was Cut twice i'll the back. Po-
hicemen Burke and Crockett arrested
the ould-be murderer.
POLICE CoURT.-Thos. Coffee, passing
liquors w prisoners in jail, discharged;
y. Al. Dial, charged with cutting DIR. s..
u. Adams, Jailed to obtain any legal tai
continued until t0-morroH.
A special train left the Kentucky Cen
tral X ,ilroad Depot this morning with
about sixty live couples ofinvited guests
10 attend the Besuden-Carlisle wedding,
which will be celebrated this evening at
O'Clock at Nicholasville, Ky. The en-
gine and cars were handsomely deco
rated with flowers and shrubbery.
L.J. Blakely, W.. j. Rich, and E. D.
Bateman, the Williams Investiga ting
Committee, received the following prop
osition from MIR. w. W. Williams yes
terday:
"GENTLEMEN-The following PROPOSE
ton ~ made TO your Committee with a
view to finally adjust and settle the con-
troVersy between the City Council and
myself as City Engineer. Without eX-
pressing my opinion as to the merits OF
the case, as stated in the charges eX-
lpressed against me, hereby agree with
said Council, through your Committee,
1hat should l, at any time hereafter,
while on duty as such City Engineer,
become incompetent from any except
natural cause, over which l have NO
control, will at once tender my resig-
nation as such City Engineer; and, fur
ther, l will employ as assistant such
person as may be proper and necessary
10 the full performance OF the duties oil
the office, and as wall be acceptable to
the Council"
NEWPORT.
No City Court this morning.
Tomorrow will he the last day fol
filing chancery suits for the May Term
The Scientific Association last night
discussed the subject OF lighting cities
by electric candles.
Mr.. Martin Schroll, a stone and mar
BILE cutter, OF this city, tiled mis- peLiti0r
in bankruptcy. Liabilities $13, ,965; as
sets 70, 1OI 50.
Mr.. W. A. White, of Alexandria, this
county, carried OF the prize OF 500 ovei
aclass Of twenty-nine AT the Law Scho0
last evening at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Fearans and Miss Hattie, wife
and daughter OF Hon. q. f. Fearans, are
Visiting in Paris and other places il
France. From there they will go to Ire
a I nm n . fl,oI 4 ,,e
Of Killarney.
The Attorneys for the Commonweal tt
occupied the morning hours in the Grim
inal Court in the case OF VIM. Nuttles
and others for an assault on Officer
Brink. The case will be given the jury
this afternoon.
Little Albert, son OF Prof. Mitchell
fell down a fight Of stairs on Monday
but the extent of his injuries was no
known till this morning, when physi.
clan examined the child, and found that
he had broken his arm.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jas. Ryan, breact
of the peace, discharged. The Crane
Jury reported two indictments agains
Charles Smith for grand larceny, anc
one against VIM. Muttle for malicious
cutting.
The Grand Jury this morning founc
indictments against the following: Sol
Robertson and Joseph Robertson, re
slsting officers; VIM. Chambers
adultery; John Manning, grand larceny
The Case OF Frank Belts, for perjury
was dismissed; also that OF John Wha
ley, for grand larceny.
Aparlor entertainment was given las
w. Neff, on Washington ayenue, con
sistipg Of vocal and instrumental musi,
and two comedies, after which dancinf
was the order of the evening. Promi
nent among those present were Mr.. m
brose Neff, Major and Mrs. Lowe, Mis-.
Minnie shaler, DR.. Gassoway and Mr.
John Brown.
In the Joyce-Andrews love and lar
ceny case, all appears quiet this morn
ing. ln'Squire Bodkin's Court yester
day evening, Mrs. Andrews and Bel
Fletcher were fined cent and costs fol
an assault on Joyce. Last night Officer
Brasier went to the residence Of Joyce