The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
COVINGTON.

COvINGTON.
gssm Daniels was still alive at noon to-day.
John Weavers bear was killed this morn
ing.
The High School closed yesterday for the
holidays.
The water plugs have had STAYING protec-
tions from freezing put on them.
The Merry Companions will receive en-
masque at Oud fellows Hall Monday night,
The Ladies' Mite and Aid Society Of Fifth
street Christian Church cleared $500 by their
late festival.
Two temperance meetings ct Greer's Hall
to-morroW-one at o'clock +. NJ. and the 9TH
er at 1880 Z. NJ.
W L. Mason, Of Maysville, fled his petition
in bankruptcy this morning. Liabilities,
$32, 1855; assets, 1891.
Tom Daniels is reported dying from the ef-
fccts Of blow on the head with BRICK in
Acted by Mike lIennessy last Saturday night.
POLICE CoURT.-D sord,rIy, Henry Willer-
son, Jonn Ncohane and Margaret Welsh. 81
each; James King and james Mccoy, grand
larceny, dismissed.
Rev. WV. Ramsey will occupy the pulpit of
Shnkle Chapel tomorrow morning, and Rev.
ii. ID. Rice i'll the afternoon Love Feast Will
be celebrated at O'clock p. NJ.
Eighty dollars was raised by subscription in
Mitchell Trantel's Rollingmlll yesterday
AZ a. %, al p sIo maj Mho was - Sotoloiy
sl0.
Addio Moore colOred servant in the en-
ploy ,,L oi LeWls AshDErok' was arrested Ny otn-
NJ " lt"l" Cnle ,iol hlnk iol otc"ilnG pa
IHeS po4ns no poSi'l'e eViueHce' Sne was oi9-
Ato'e"'
william G. Stone, Ex-Treasurer, who has
been confined in Jail for the pas month on the
charge OF embeZzlement and MAXI & false re-
Poi,s ol tie oohuCioii VI CnG fo,
sustodV' % "-'
A., .o,.,.,. -, 4,,o ~,
1en. 9n'nhiG Vie elhclenu Slo'A nn t''1 70 tho
oen hu'e, pau t"e ehsingefs e'h"ty s w. Si.' Sto
70 Give it to the T former. but the fellow being
little absent-minded. left the boat and appro-
uriated In to his own ise.
Harry Wilson Marshal Bo1an and Joe Her.
mes, those generous hearted individuals, ac-
Cordlng to the latter's statementwho is an eX-
temporizer have engaged Hernvs' Palace to
rive n Christmas dinner to the temperance
people for the benefit of the cause.
NEWPORT.
Inc ater- works BOARD alloWeu clallns Io
the amount OF $99O ~ last nlghI
General Cerro Gordo Williams, of Mt Ster~
ling, candidate for United States Senator, was
III town thls morning
Louis Philhardt was seriously injured in the
stomach yesterday by the sudden explosion OF
mis- gun while he was out hunting
Sol iynr IN nDI a trna
for hniIdinc the new Methodist Church on
Eleventh street, CoyIngton, for the sum of
S1U,5,3.
Row w w Tinker will he ordained minister
IN Tn Thursdnv mnrnin~. the 27th INST At the
Eirct RantISt Chnrch Rev Mr. Feiix Of Cow
ingtHn Viii oitciate
nv ~ =, ,,
heV. ~ W. IeGGiS, hector ol 0t' aul B npl =
Copdl Churcil' VII fcPly 70 morrow morning 70
poltion ol hapUl w lse ul9coulhc upon the
HphIcI VI Ilcf' w oIule'
j. Nj. Macarthur, President of the Newport
& Dayton Street Railroad Company has Of
tered reward for the capture OF the villains
who place distractions on the rack.
oHoo. pova ator+o5 tu ,,rrsrit ~ A. ,Uao
ver tSe escanaJ iatI Ihrd thia ynU,,,nI, .t t%n
sbn,rt liz I,aHIr INT M 80 ;ii I I ot
nU,raG e W W :" 10 y otoeM ."' A0U
vs. hlm' eoSus loHs are wv onoi'
Tho remnants of Doc. Thayers circus Wag-
ons were sold at SherInS sac TINS morning.
Mr.. Tut, Of Alexandria, b0nght the tlekot'
wagon for 81, ana Colohel IL: W. Nelsoh
Dought inc man -ii'n ""son -o- "0O' e,-...
lhosiS' ,ias strnct on lie forehead by n sharp
piece of iron yesterday while passing over
switch near South C0yington and seriously
ilJured. Or. Pytllan fehuereo INC heceS-
safy menlcal alo'
Ike Wilson had letter from MS young son,
who ran away from hulnc anQut loui inohtnS
ago, and worked ms way GuC ~ l SaIilotha. or a.
cn"ntrv and ITS people. and saws that the cli
,,1ota i: smuh mat the boys can go i'm swimming
n" year around.
,,, ,,,..,.;.,.,,,o,, last r;oht odo,,+od 4ho
oIIowinr:
"W hereas, me late actIon o, our Ilty Couh
Gil IN not receiving I tne Mayor resignation Is
uA ~ XVI WSereas We the ritilens of Nevnort
consider it an outrage and ap,linst the wishes
of the people; therefore, be it
"Resolved, That we, the Workingmen of the
city OF Newport, do condemn such action on
tht parI Oh our rL1 EotHGa, ';I ,,,,o.. o,, i,,3x
hesolveu, ihas W. iIqueS' 'IqS oul iltis IhGpitIns
Cou Gu 10 anHl 'uGn @ arn ososad TO
cIin,es mining the cIty. and demand a fair
anu lmpalttal voice 0I'ae People Al onp clty
government, anu "ili ~, oot'ueiiln ilt "ny ooilupV
aCtiIh lloil any pnt"y oh"v le' IsIa w comp ny
WIN Ciie ilsnC' anu "i'ho' VI 'no 0iU'|Shs 'h''V
plaGeo tnuii ai ~ II ~ ~ So w." ., ,,,
cil in t0nntinr the citv fmnds to civ ottcaIs in
ad Iition tn their rrpuI,rsaiarvj
DAYTON Ky.
School entertainment this evening.
r,o ,,,o,,,o.o ~ ,ho paodi,o D., ,ssooio
tion will meet at their han this evening,
Rev. Amos Stout will FIJI the pulpit OF the
Baptist Church tomorrow morning and night.
All the Sabbath Schools are making arrange
ments for their Christmas festivities, and a