The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27
COVINGTON.


Andy Cummin ss and Jack Shoup left
last night for Memphis, Tenn, TO play
with the Red Stockings OF that place.
A thief night before last stole seven
ducks, i've geese and fourteen chickens
from the premises of MIR. Charles Lue-
decke, on Philadelphia street near
Third. ~ - ....
MAYORS CoURT.-Joe Clark and John
Rehling were on a drunk last night, and
paid Sd each tor it this morning. John
Tonnes, jr., disorderiy conduct, dis
missed.
An inquest was held yesterday on the
body OF Rudolph Winners, who died
suddenly on Filth street yesterday even
ing, and the jury rendered verdict OF
death from heart disease.
President N. B. Stephens, of the City
Council, yesterday received from Cana
da the books, records, &C., belonging to
the city, recently used in the eXtradi-
tion case of Smith N. Hawes.
Messrs. NJ. Z. Shine, John Talon,
NJ. Kinney, Dennis Carroll, Bryan Tan
sey, d. Daley, z. Walton and M. Muir
ply have been appointed committee by
the A. o. H., to make preparations for
the observance Of st. Patrlck's day.
Smith N. HaWes is here. He arrived
in the city from Canada on the train
due here at 6:15 this morning. He was
taken TO Berry Connolly's room in the
Jail, and none but few friends were
allowed 10 see him. Reporters were also
excluded. Hawes does not seem to
have suffered from his late hardships.
He was brought here by Marshal Bolan,
Officer Mike Bolan and John Goodson.
Chief Glore has made the folio wing
changes in the Fire Department.: Edwin
Moore, of fTweltth-street Hose House, is
10 be 'boss" of the hook and ladder
wagon at the Sixth-street Engine House;
James Warrington becomes engineer,
and Frank Warrington fireman, of the
new engine "W. E. Ashbrook," and j.
Cullum changes his headquarters from
the Main street to the Greenup-street
Hose House. .'
COUNTY CoURT-The case of J. e. Ar
nold's ,devisees against j. G.. Arnold's
heirs was continued until the fourth
Monday in May. A cotfee.house license
Fifth and Madison streets. Joseph
Hartke qualified as guardian OF Anna
Hartke. Anna Hananan filed eXcep-
tions 10 the settlement of her guardian,
John Hanahan, and y. Z. Schmidt, Esq,
County Attorney, excepted TO the report
of the Banklick Turnpike Company, on
behalf of the County OF Kenton. The
following willis were admitted to pro-
bate: George Worhle, with Carolina
Worhle as executriX; Henry Muller,
with Philomena Muller as eXecutrix;
Elizabeth Nj. Warters, with Margaret
Il. Warters as eXecutriX, and Christian
Matthews, with Anna Maria Matthews
as executrix.
DR.. Thompson returned yesterday from
Virginia. ..,.-.
Rev. ]. b. Franklin, of Chillicothe, is
in the city.
The walks fronting the Courthouse
are being paved with new brick.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to John Eberling and Margaret
Leonhardt.
There is a noticeable cleanliness in
the Court house buildings and surround-i
ings since the new jAler has taken
charge.
The funeral of the venerable Peter
Taney took place this morning from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
and was largely attended.
The purple altar-cioth to be used
during Lent at st. Pau's M. e. Church
is the gilt of E. NJ. w ebster, Mrs. Chas.
Ii. Helm and Mrs. Jas. L. Williamson.
A three-year-old son of Mr.. John GouIs,
residing near the Finchtown elevator,
fell out OF the window the other night,
but luckily sustained no severe injuries,
Mr.. j. Cooper returned home yester-,
day, having completed his contract on
the Southern Road. 1t is said Mr.. Z.
cleared in round numbers 100000 on his
contract.
That celebrated valentine case, in
which Miss Tillie Hausmann and Miss
Louisa Thee, from Bellevue, are to.
figure, is set for this afternoon at 2
O'Clock before Esquire @. Buchanan ana
ajury. -.,.. .... .........
CITY CoURT-Pat. Maginnis, breach
of the peace, $3 and costs; Adam Often
becker, drunk and disorderly, So and
costs; Tom Manogue, George Conway,
Hutch. Waters, Joe Gallagher and Tim.
Shannon had their cases continued
again this morning till Thursday. In
the meantime they remain the guests of
Jailer Schwartz. ..
The Methodist Church on Taylor
etreet Gas Deen for some weeks under
going thorough repairs. The interior
has been handsomely trescoed, the
pews have been revarnished and the
outside repalnted. The church now pre-.
sents an appearance very becoming.
There is lie il tne old church still, and
her minister, VIM. Beardsly, looks hap
py, on account OF the renovation.
DAYTON. KY.
Mrs. VIM. Bell is quite seriously i'll
with an affection similar to diphtheria.
The Social Reading Circle meets at
the residence OF Mrs. CASTOR, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heidrick cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding yesterday. Tin presents to
the worthy couple were numerous.
At meeting of the citizens of the
-7irst Ward, held at Lou. Kueven's last
night, the following gentlemen were
nominated on the Democratic ticket:
For Council, James Harris and John
Robson; Member of the School Board, z.
Il. Keighn.
At Odd-fellows' Hall, last evening,
Bond Lodge No. 219, celebrated their
fourth annfS fsary by giving most en-
joyable enteS ainment, which was ap-
preciated by large assembly OF the
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