The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
COVINGTON.
Mr.. Frank Hellman is convalescing.

Tom Aliens bond.
Mrs. Jessie d. Bright, mother of Mrs.
DR.. Henderson, died at her home in
Louisville, last night.
Greenwood is the name OF town to
be laid out on Lexington Pike, about
eight miles from this city.
POLICE CoURT-John Petri, breach OF
the peace, case continued until to-mor-
row; Mary Mararity, drunk "a.
The marriage OF DR.. Keith OF this city,
and Miss jenkins OF Ludlow, was cele-
brated ut the residence of the Rev. Mr..
Bugbee yesterday.
Goosekamp s. Tabben's Distil lery,
on the banks of The Licking, has had to
suspend operations for few days on
account OF high water.
The Railroad Hotel, at Turner Sta
tion, KY, was totally destroyed by fire
Sunday night. 1t Is supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary.
MIR. Hugh Williams, who died in the
cell at the Hammond-street Station
house, was the father of w. w. Williams,
City Engineer, and not the son as we
enormously slated yesterday.
Martin Ray, who was arrested on a
bench warrant, was brought in from
McGof1n County this morning by the
United States authorities, and lodged i'll
Jail to await trial on a charge OF Illicit
distilling.
Mrs. Farrell has returned from her
trip TO Washington, where she has been
attending to business connected with
The Post-otfice. To set the Post Master
seekers AT ease, we will state that her
commission does not expire until The 1st
of December.
The firm of Fletcher & Goldsmith, who
obtained an injunction last week against
&. Wilken and M. Conners to prevent
them from using their patent in manu-
featuring base-Dalls, will also make ap-
pllcatlon to restrain Barney Wukens
from the use OF same patent.
NEWPORT.
Col. Bill Nelson, who aspires for Con-
gressional hUnors, is sojourning in Indi-
ana.
The feast of Saint Patrick will be cele-
brated in this city on Sunday, the 18Th
inst.
Mr. George Hayman, son of Ex-Mayor
Hayman, was reported lying at the
point of death at Il O'Clock to-day.
Judge Geisler, while splitting some
kindling last night. met with a painful
accident by piece OF the wood spring
ing up and striking him in the face.
Prof. G. S. Williams, formerly of this
city but now OF CoVington, will shortly
leave for Hold Hengland, where by the
death OF a rich relative a handsome for
tune awaits him.
The Committee on Boundries at their
meeting last night appointed the follow
ing persons to enumerate the number of
school age in the city OF Newport: Chas.
Berry, John HabbeI, Andy Stretch,
Steve. Solar, Ben. Britton and Henry
Atten.
A party of Gypsies, consisting man
and wife and five children, who say they
travelled all the way from Eastern Vir-
ginia with horse and wagon, arrived
in town this morning in almost a starved
condition, the children crying from hum
ger. They were taken to the Station
house and their immediate necessities
provided for.
Sam. Pines, F. Turner, J. Johnson, P.
Lanigan, y. Kicker, Ii. Kicker and David
Jeansen, the lads arrested Sunday Tor
throwing stones and raising old Nick
generally in the neighborhood of Column
bia and Liberty streets, were fined 50
and costs each in Squire G. Z. Buchan-
ans Court, this morning.
DAYTON. Ky.
CITY ELECTION.
The election held here yesterday re-
suited as follows:
FIRST WARD.-Votes for Mayor-H. |
W. Gunnisoo CD, IS; Quiuby Or },
Is. Total, So; Gunnison's majority, 53. |
Assessor-W CD 73; Vanzant |
lR) II. Total, "a; WulIer's majority, |
81.
Council-Harris %. 67; Kueven Cd. J,
rs; Worth (R.) II. Total, 157; Harris |
majority over Worth, 80; KueveHs ma
jorlty over Worth, Dc.
School Board-trapp (R. }, 50; Kaighn
ID. J, 80. TrapPs majority, 20.
SECOND WARD.-For Mayor-Gunni-
majority, %.
Assessor-Wuller CD 95; Vanzant
(R.), II. Wuller's majority, rs.
Csancil-JoerIng %. }, 81: Donaldson
(R. II. Donaldson's majority, 40.
School Board-Waggoner ID, IS:
Betsch (Rl 30. Waggoner's majority,
THIRD WARD.-For Mayor-Gunnison
(D. :. "a; Quiuby (R'(, A. Quiuby's ma
Assessor-wuller (D), 80; vanzant
(R. 5l Vanzanps majority, q.
oouncilTIieman lDb 81; shearer
1e AiShioh u
School Board-Dameron (R.), no on
position, 50.
FOURTH WARD.-For Mayor, Gunpi.
son %. }, 5l; QuinDy (R.), 20. Gunnison's
majority, 26.
Assessor-Wuller (D.), 4S; vanzant
tR.) "a. WuIler's majority, Ia.
Council-Reld (D.( 81; Mcdowell
lR. J, 2S. Reld's majority, 70.
School Board-Noble (D.), no opposi-
lion, 81.
Total votes cast for Mayor, 342. For
Gunnison, 2ls; tor QuinDy, IA. Gunni-
son's majority, 94.
/; Total vote tor Assessor, 359. For
Wuller, 246; for Yanzant, 113.. Wuller's
majority, 1873.
HAMILTON.
Joe Owens. declines being a candi-
date for Chief OF Fire Department.
Henry Wilinghoff will be candidate
Ior Street Commissioner at the coming
April election.
There will be panorama exhibition
~ the N. Z. Chapel (coloredl Water
street, this evening.