The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
COVINGTON.

Doretta. the three-year-old daughter
of Councilman Bateman, died yesterday.
Prof. Vaughn has employed Messrs.
Benton & Benton to settle up his affairs
in this city.
Fifty-one car loads OF stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
A prize fight between Joe Heidle and
Mlt. Ross yesterday, resulted in Heldle
getting badly punched.
MIR. G. A. Culbertson, who was SO se-
verely injured few weeks since, is able
to he about again Gn the streets.
Mary E. Wiltshire filed suit in di-
Vorce against her husband, VIM. Ii.
Wiltshire, on the ground Of abandon
ment.
Burglars entered the residence of Mrs.
McGuiers, on the corner OF Sixth and
Scott streets last night, but failed to se-
cure any booty.
John Ware, indicted for murder, was
taken from the BrooksVille. Bracken
County, Jail by masked men, and was
not recaptured.
The farmers residing in the vicinity
OF the Lookout House have formed Il
protective society, In order to prevent
Mr.. 4. Tomlinson, an old and we'll
respected cit Zen OF Falmouth, died this
morning. lie was freight agent OF the
Kentucky Central Railroad at that
place for over twenty years and ut the
time Of his death.
POLICE COURT - Thomas Mogun,
breach OF tho peace, $lv3; D John Smith,
dIsorderly, $l3; Charles SLagenburg, "a;
InI ,,in .AI n In
the police, is still In charge Of the Mar
shall, awaiting some action Of her par
ents.
George Fish, Harry Pendleton sand
James Williams, the three negroes
charged Win roDbing The shoe store OF
Littins, on Third street, had an examine
tion before Mayor Athey yesterday, and
were held over for their appearance be-
fore the Criminal Court, their bail being
fixed al $500.
NEWPORT.
prominent eXpounder of the gospel
Will in d few days lead TO the hymeneal
altar handsome young lassie of this
city.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
grand dancing party at OId-lellows'
Hall next Friday evening, November .,
for the benefit of the poor OF our city.
J. B. Wright, administrator OF j. Har-
rison, brought SUIT in the Chancery
Court this morning, tor the purpose Of
settling the estate oi said j. Harrison.
City Treasurer Eugene Bowers yes
terday remllted to the Bank OF America,
New York, 10000, to meet coupon in
terest on Newport bonds due Novcm-
Der l.
The funeral of Mrs. Kruse, that took
place from Saint Stephens Church, this
morning, was largely attended. Tne re-
mains were taken to st. Bernard Gene
try, at Cincinnati.
John Brown (colored), who halls from
Cincinnati, went into Henry Eicnerps
saloon, on Monmouth street, this morn
ing, and shortly alter left, taking
pockel-book containing W that he got
from shelf inside the counter. Eichert,
who saw the performance. gave chase,
and cornered the negro at The Short Line
Depot. lie turned his prisoner over TO
Officer BOYD. who locked him up.
VIM. Mitchell, carrier OF the mail from
this city TO Alexandria, received an
official circular from the Post-ofiice De-
partment at ashIngton yesterday
specifying the time oil the arrival and
departure OF the mail, which is as to.-
lows: Leaves Newport daily Sundays
excepted) at $ A. M, and arrives at
Alexandra at Il NJ. Leaves the latter
place al Z. NJ. and arrives at Newport
at 6 z. M.
Little Harry Kennedy, whose parents
reside at 53 Central avenue, was induced
TO accompany man to Cincinnati yes.
terday on a promise OF 80 cents. When
In Cincinnati the villain took the lad to
an alley and pinioned his hands behind
his back with a cord, and told the child
that il he made any noise be would xii
him on the spot. The villain led the
child from one alley to another until he
was frigh .ened off by the approach Of
policeman, There is scarcely a doubt
but he intended to kidnap the boy.
In Dr.. Thayel's great show to-day the
following noted citizens OF Newport au-
pealeI: A. 5. Berry and John Goesslcr
in u sparring match; Captain Fuller and
Captain E. Il. Bowers in their great
trundle act; Captain Ed. Air in his great
feat of walking three miles in three
hours and turning backward sOmer-
sault at each quartei-pOst; Prot. II. A.
w else in his wonder III performance on
the telephone; Captain William n. Air
In his balloon ascension, furnishing his
own gas; Chas. Rugg In his improVised
feat OF eating not iron and splLting tea.
kettles, a feat never before performed
The City Council were present debating
the ''dummy question: to The immense
leiight OIL the audience.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Rev. Father Raphael, of Cincinnati, is
In the city attending the forty hours
devotion AT 81. Paups Catholic Church.
We regret to announce that Mr.. Jas.
p. Bannahan is very ill at his residence,
on Broadway, ana will not be cut as
Soon as was reported in Friday nights
Issue.
Rev. L. #. Barrett, associate pastor of
the Centenary NJ. Il. Church, is cou-
Quoting a revival in SandersviIle, which
Is being largely attended. This speaks
well lor SUCH u small place.
Mr.. Joseph stanhope was In the city
Saturday. He is weli-known horse
man, and native OF Fayette County.
lie speaks in high terms OF bis adopted
home, Mexico, Mo-, in which he has re.
sided nine years.
The forty hours' devotion was COM
menced at st. PauPs Catholic Churnn
last saturday, when will be lenglhened
by services in the mornings at 5:3O apdS
o'clock, and 7 in the evenings, uuriny
this week, Saturday excepted.