The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
COVINGTON.

The Murphy movement at Versailles
was a failure.
Vaughn's furniture at auction sale
yesterday brought $3.50.
DR.. b. T. Laird is to be married on the
10Th, to Miss Helen Zimmerman.
Mike Bolan has not been home since
he started that buttermllk stralner Oh
his upper lip.
MI. J. Nj. Colvin, Sheriff of Pendleton
County, and Miss Sallie Whitaker were
married in Cynthiana yesterday.
George Burgess, resident of Will
liamstown, was thrown from his buggy
yesterday, and his lett leg broken.
Seventy eight passengers arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad, last
night, Gu route for Kansas City, Mo.
There will be meeting of the teach
ers al the First District School to-mor-
row morning, to take lessons in draw
ing.
Willie Collins, son of Mr.. d. G. Col.
Inns, who has been confined to his bed
with typhoid fever for the past three
weeks, is conyalesclng.
The well-known tobacco house OF
Gedge, Chaplin ~ Gedge, yesterday made
an assignment to George W. noWell
and George A. Gray, Jr.
Wednesday night Mike Fitzpatrick,
while Oh duty as jailer, left his coat
hanging ou side the Jail. When he went
to look Tor it he found ii missing. The
coat also contained revolver.
Billy Emmerson, resident OF New
port and an emplOye OF HalPs stone
yard, had his hand severely mashed this
morning, While loading stone. Part OF
his 1ore-huger ON his right hand was cut
of.
1t takes one thousand heads of cab
bage every three days, and tWenty-seV-
en- barrels OF potatoes to feed the con-
yicts in the State Penitentiury, and
there are not many Irish confined.
either.
POLICE COURT.-Jas. GaroWy, drunk,
$4; PM. Orr, same, 81; Mary Morarity,
same, 81, ana sent to Jail on bread and
water; Kate Smith, Mary Frantz, drunk
and disorderly, 81 and costs eacu; Mar
tina Patton, breach Of the peace, $25 ana
costs.
The Board Of Examiners yesterday
examined Messrs. L. j. Mitchell, f. J d.
Sutton, L. L. Troop, j. J. Simmons and
W. Baumun. The certificates granted
them show general averages as follows:
Mitchell ", Sutton II, Troop 81, Sim
mons 50 5l1. MI. Baumau was denied
certificate.
COUNTY CoURT.--Tbe will OF William
Gable, admitted to probate, bequeaths
his entire property 10 his wife. John
Schmidt, contempt OF Court, 10 ana
costs and sentenced to Jail for six hours.
Schmidt WAS the man who was granite d
license to solemnIze marriage in the
Arbeiter Hall, which was revoked by
Judge Phelps.
Deputy Constable John M. Rife ar
rested Jessie B. Gallapie, Of Ludlow;
CHARLES B. Lodge, u Main-street COM
mission merchant, OF Cincinnati, and
frank Warrington, OF CoVlngton, on the
charge of grand larceny last evening.
The accused are charged with stealing
pne hundred and fifty feet OF rope and
an iron anchor valued at $500 from the
steamer Mile Roberts, al Carrollton,
Ky. Tue case will be examined this
evening.
CITY neutrality-suspicious. were
made amounuug to about $l5 900, includ-
ing about $4,000, amount OF note 10
School Board ou account Of HaWes' set.
tlement.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported an excess over the eXpendl-
tures in the WaLer.Works treasury Of
$4,000.
A big wrangle was indulged in as tC
whether Mi. Stone, the Treasurer, should
be removed, because OF his refusal tc
hand over the tax duplicates, A motion
10 that effect Wa, lost.
NEWPORT.
Hog cholera prevails at Pond Greek.
Business on the Short-line has fallen
VT considerably since tue rise in the
river.
. The ball for the benefit OF the Ladies
Aiu Society takes place this evening at
D1d-lellows' Hall.
The change of time for the running Of
mails between this city and AlexanQrIa
goes into effect Monday.
The attendance at the Mite Society
meeting at Grace Methodist Church last
evening was large, IN spite OF the inclem
ent weather.
A. j. Mossett, Esq, and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Daily, daughter of NJ. v
Daily, were granted marriage license
this morning.
George Payne, the owner of dairy
ywore out warrant this morning FOL
The arrest OF Pat. Day on the charge o.
stealing chickens.
esquire G. z. Buchanan returned last
night rom his hunting expedition. He
LETT Col. Hodge behind him, securing Jhe
woods for chlpmonks.
VIM. Gibson and wife, of Lima, Ohio
who have been visiting at the residence
Of MIR. B. Oechier, on Williamson street
returned home yesterday.
An old colored woman, known az
Auuty Rachel, residing on Saratogs
street near Bellevue, Is actually on tht
verge VI starvation. The Oyerseer of tDt
Poor should attend TO this case.
The following officers of Salem NJ. E
CAufch Choir were elected last night
u. Kobe, President; ii. LaIgenbecke
Vice President; ii. Kanike, Secretary
George Liuck, Treasureri A. Groskard
Librarian.
TIE Newport Il le Club is the nam,
Of a new organization formed yesterday
"A, L. Sites, Esq, was elected Captain
and q. IL. Stiles Treasurer. Saturda.
afternoon IL set for target practice, at
range of one Thousand yards.
esquire B. Carothers joined q coupl
in marriage this morning. The fair on
came all the way from Michigan il
search Of her old lover, and when sh
discovered him required him there an
then TO fulfill his former promise.