The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24
COVINGTON.
No Police Court this morning.

No Police Court this morning.
Rockfords, 1s; LightfoOts, A; on tht
fats Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Averbeck has returned
from st. Louie.
The internal revenue receipts for the
past week we're $40, $50 "a.
The Covingtou Cornet Band have In.
vitations out for ball at Drexelius
Hall ON the Both inst.
EJames Gillespie was severely injured
yesterday by being kicked by horse
Dr. john Wise rendered the necessary
aid.
The money remaining in the Treasury
OF the Sixth Ward 7. & II. Club has been
donated to The 81. Elizabeth Hospital, on
Eleventh street.
Fred. Hlltz, the boy who was shot
Sunday evening near Bangkok Creek,
~ improving and will be removed TO his
home, in this city, to-day.
Martin Walz had his face badly
.scorched Saturday night by placing a
lighted candle too near a package OF
powder, causing it to explode.
The strike in the brick.yard still con-
tlnues. A meeting was held yesterday
Dy the proprietors,. and they failed t.
come to any terms with their re cent en-
ployes.
The elk negroes arrested yesterday
by Marshal B0lan on the charge Of shoot
Ang the boy Hiitz, were discharged this
'morning by Mayor Athey, there being
no evidence against them.
Mason d. Mullikin, of Robinson Coun-
ty, MED his petition in bankruptcy.
Liabilities, 81, 794 95; assets, nothing.
lJohn Duekwortn, OF Alexandria, also
1ied his petition in bankruptcy.
a driver of one Of Steinriede & Web
mings beer-wagOns was driving along
western Row and c0llided with lamp.
post, which caused him to lose his bal
ance. He was precipitated to the curb
atone and was considerably bruised.
A false alarm was turned In yesterday
from Box Al TO test the quiokness of the
Fire Department in ARRIVING at the place
of fire. Water was thrown in four and
halt minutes. The test was satisfac-
tory.
Judge Phelps yesterday awarded a
rule against the officers and toll-gather-
ers OF the Banklick Turnpike Company
to show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt Of Court In tall
ing to reduce the tolls in conformity
with the decision Of the Court.
The A. D. U. W., of Kentucky, has
been granted separate beneficiary
Jurlsdiction, to date from March %,
1877. Hereafter the assessment of the
tax il cases OF death will be confined to
the state membership alone. The order
rs rapidly Increasing in number and 10
hn nourishing condition. The numb er
OF Lodges in the State is fifty,
and the membership three thousand,
The total membership in the United
states Is twenty-five thousand. j. N.
Reid, District Deputy, will organize
several new Lodges in this dristrict this
spring and summer.
NEWBORN.
Three bigh-toned weddings in this
city tomorrow.
The City Attorney has brought suit
against Robert d. Hayman Tor deliil-
quent taxes.
George W. Clark has filed a petition
for divorce against his wife, Miriam
Clark, alleging abandonment.
Gen. j. N. G.. Whistler has returned
from the Black Hills and is visiting his
mother, who lives on Front street.
CITY CoURT.-Wm. Walker, breach Of
the peace, 81 and costs; Lewis Gill, dis
orderly conduct. $1O and costs, gone to
Jail.
The plunger OF the large pump at the |
City Water-w0rks broke down on Satur- |
day. 1t will be several days before it |
can be repaired.
Jeremiah Cpawley and Miss Winnie
shannon, will be united in marriage this |
evening AZ the Church Of the Imnacu.
aate Conception.
B.. A social will be given Thursday eve. |
ming, at the residence of Mrs. s. Alden |
on Central Avenue, tor the benefit OF |
Westminster Church.
, The residence Of Mr.. VIM. Skinner. in
Bellevue. was burglarized last night to /
The extoht Of about $l5 in money and a /
lot OF wearing apparel
. Messrs. James McDermott. John
Stretch and Martin Bruten returned
yesterday from Cyhthiana, where they |
elected delegates to the State Conyen-
tion Of the A. ., H., to be held next
month at Louisville.
!, Last evening, at Red Mems Hall,
Rfotessers Fefne apd Steck gave an.
tlthef Of their musical socials, which 7
nave been such source Of enpertain-
menf to their many friends throughout
the past winter. The selections last
night were unusually coed and called
tortn the most nearly applause. Dane
ing was kept UP until q late hour, and
all went home haypy.
A fearful accident occurred yester.
day afternoon at the Corpus Christi
School. A little boy named Albert Rem
6Eer, who lives with his mother on Ger
plan street, near Walnut, was sent to
school yesterday for the first time. In
The afternoon, while atplay, be get upo IN
the third story wipdow.sill. His COM
pshipns from below told the lad to 90 /
back, but he BECAME frightened and fell.
HIS Aead Rtrnsk the sill OF the second
story winuoW and was caved. He re-
bouhded and was then precipitated to
the pavement, fracturing the left side o.
h1s skull AND breaking IFS jaw-bone.
Drs. 3. II. Thornton and N. Sorg were
called In and pronounced his injuries
fatal. He died at S1x O'Clock this morn
ing.
DAYTON. KY.
VIM. Tieman, ST., is seriously Ill.
The Social Reading Circle meets
Thursday evening at the residence OF
MIR. Balser.
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