The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
CoVINGTON.

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The Internal Revenue collections dur
ing the past week were $44, 234 "a.
Five hundred head of fine horses ar
rived on the X. G. Il. Il. Saturday.
John Schulker has a bouncing little
girl of twenty pounds at his house.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe has re-
turned from the interiorlof the State.
Captain e. Bowers, City Treasurer OF
Newport, Kentucky, was in the city this
morning.
The Democrats meet this evening at
Arbeiter Hall to consider the state Of
the country.
The Water-works reservoir was emp
tied of its water yesterday by the
steamer Kenton.
Kenton steam engine No. 2 was tried
this morning at the corner Of Filth and
Gfeenup streets.
There Will be spelling match to-
morrow night at Shinkle Chapel tor the
benefit of the church.
Vim. McGraw was the winner in the
demonstrating match. His score was
II, and that Of Garner 16.
The st. Mary's Young Ladies' Sodali-
ty celebrated their anniversary at st.
Joseph's Church yesterday.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Geisen, drunk
and disorderly, 50; Henry BuSse, same,
So; VIM. Waymau, drunk, "a.
Rev. DR.. Muller will leave for Buffalo,
n. Y, tomorrow af ernoon to take
charge OF Grace NJ. L. Church in that
city.
Ira Percival, who killed DR.. Brazier,
has been re used bail by the Examining
Court at Union, Boone County, and re-
manded to Jail lor trial.
The Turn Verein met yesterday after
noon at Turner Hall, and resolved to
build new hall on a lot owned by it on
the south side OF Pike street, between
Main and Philadelphia streets.
Rudolph Wines, of Cincinnati,
dropped dead at house on Stewart
alley, In this city, yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Hall was absent, and Esquire
Tebbs allowed the remains to We taken
to Cincinnati.
NEWPORT.
City Treasurer Il. Bowers reports
taxes coming in exceedingly slow.
James Spangler was granted the neces-
sary papers this morning to marry Miss
Annie Il. Pile. 10000
The Bell Jubilee Troupe had a
crowded house last Saturday night at
Odd-tellows' Hall. It
Rev. r. j. Matthews assumed charge
of the First Presbyterian Church,
Columbia street, yesterday.
A neckue social and supper will be
given Thursday evening next by the Ia
dies of the First BaptIst Church.
John G. Schroll, administrator of the
estate of the late Magdeline Ragacini,
brought suit yesterday for the Settle
ment of the estate. :.
Several beautifully 'ormed figures in
butter, the work OF a lady in the upper
part of the county, can be seen in the
show window of Mr.. Locks grocery.
The residence OF Mr.. Henry Weaver,
on Madison street, near the bridge, was
entered by burglars Saturday nor uing,
and robbed Of three hundred pounds 0f
bacon. ...... ..
Mr., Peter Tauey, a resident Of this
city tor nearly thirty years, died Sunday
morning at his residence on Mayo
street, at the advanced age Of seventy
1--WE years.
The people residing on Monmouth |
street have scraped the dirt into huge
piles along the street, ahd now the ques-
lion that's agitaLing their minds is, |
What IN thunder are they going to do
with it?
Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, mother-n-Iaw
of MI. John Hubig, diea Ibis morning,
shortly after 8 o'clock, of dropsy. MeI !
funeral Will take place tomorrow at
hali-past O'clock from st. Stephens
Church. #aa lt II
The three Catholic congregations of
this city yesterday signed an address OF
congratuation to Pope Plus TX. 10 be
prneaotnd tn Hia HnIinnaS IN tna II rtinth
anniversary OF his consecration as
bishop. Ft...r
CITY CoURT-Tom Manogue, George
Conway, Hutch Waters, Joe Gailaher,
and Tim. Shannon had their cases con-
tinued till tomorrow morning; Julius
Meyer and Ed. Strobel, disorderly con-
duct, 81 and costs each; John Sbafer,
Henry Wendroth and Charles Wend-
roth, drunk and disordetly, 81 and costs
each; Lewis Derrick, breach OF the
peace, dismissed on payment of COSTS.
LEXINGTON, KY. i
You Yelmantown law-breakers, now
Look OUT! We understand the new
Captain of the Night Police intends to
make the Press retract the foul charge
made against the business men in Vel
mantown. p
III. G. Graves, one of the newly-alected
policemen, is ''a team" The violators
of the city ordinances in Ward No. 2
had better keep quiet tor the future. or
else there must be an addition built to
the Watch-house.
At the election of city officers by the
City Council on Friday night all the
old officers were reelected, except the
following: City Attorney, IL. B. Hig-
gins; Captain Night Police, Ben. S.
Drake; Lieutenant Night Police, j. w,
Perkins; Subordinate Police, John Law,
Ii. q. Graves, Joseph Kenon and q. Nj.
Hendricks; Extra Day Police, Ii. G. Ell
der; City Physician, Dr.W. o. Bullock;
Inspector of Weights and Measures,
John IL. Young.
se Bal DAYTON, KY.
stip ptist sewing Society meets on
Miss tAy afternoon at Mrs. Bowers.
Gpsi,hGcy Marsh, organist of Rev.
M tl9ian's church, Will be united In
ma riage 10 Mr.. James Martin, of Ken
ton County on Wednesday evening.
The Democracy held Convention at
Nolte's Hall Saturday evening for the
purpose of nominating candidates for