The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
COVINGTON.

Two runaway lce-cream carLs caused
considerable excitement on Madison
street yesterday.
Ed. Dickey, the man that perpetrated
the outrage on the little girl, Titus, last
week, is in the city again.
The festival given by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Christian Church last
night, was a financial success.
James Edwards, seven years old, fell
from pile OF ties at the old Short-line
depot on Twelfth street, aud broke his
right leg.
The German Pioneer Society met last
night and drafted By-Laws and Con.
stitution, and nominated candidates for
che various Offices.
A horse attached to a spring wagon,
Belonging to August Santer, and two
horses attached TO q wagon loaded with
bones, ran on this morning, and both
wagons were badly smashed up.
The Catholic Societies Of this city and
Newport will parade the streets in
honor Of the fiftieth year jubilee OF Pope
Plus TX. A lecture Will be delivered In
the evening by Father Roberts at ST.
JosepIs Hall.
Constable Gilligan, OF the First Dis
trict, dead drunk and asleep, ornams Mt
ed the corner OF Seventh and scott
who took the pledge some two weeks
since. Kick him out.
Messrs. W. S. Holden, I. Heine-
mann, VIM. Blick, W. g. Allen, j. d.
Eaton, N. Il. Young, Ii. Fl. Mathews,
and w. Ii. Taylor fled the articles OF
incorporation oil the Cottage Building
Association in the Cfi 20 VI The County
Clerk yesterday. '. r.A
The cases of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mackey, OF Cincinnati, accused Of per-
Jury and bigamy, were called yesterday
morning before Esqulres Tebbs and
Manson. They waved examination and
gave bail In the sum Of $500 each, Mr..
VIM. Ernst, who holds an lndemnifylng
bond, appearing as their security. e.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The District Teach
ers' Association was granted permis-
SION to meet in the HigA School Build
ing next Friday. The Committee on
Public Buildings was instructed to pc
tfttOn Council to furnish the schools
with free water. Mr.. q. A. Zwick was
elected 10 til the place OF A. II. Null
Inns, Resigned. A motion was adopted
that the schools close on the 22nd inst
Adjourned.
Pollen CoURT.-The Keene- Bogen-
schulz affair was settled thIs morning
by the participants in the affair being
held over to keep the peace for one year,
namely: A, BUgenschutZ, Chas. Keene,
MRS. Musser, Mrs. Mitchell, James
Barnes and George Gahr, each being
recognized In the sum Of $500; Rhi-
mock and Chas. Stowe, disorderly con-
duct, dismissed; Mrs. Hardin, drunken
ness aud disorGerly conduct, continued.
as . VIEWPOINT.
Senator Beck, of Lexington, arrived in
town this morning.
Some rude scamp broke off the large
lights in the new Post.ottlce last night.
The Directors of the Newport & Gov.
ington Bridge will meet Monday after
noon to elect officers.
This evening the first payment on
shares will be made in the new Camp
bell County Building Association.
A man named Michael Gleason was
seriously injured yesterday by aload oil
coal upsetting OH him at the Finchtown
Elevator.
The ladies' of the Christian Church
will give strawberry festival on Mon
day evening at the residence OF W. A.
Lape, on Ringgold street.
A burglar got into the dwelling of
Mrs. Smith. on Ringgold street, night
before last, but was frightened off before
uc Coulu Optdlu any poobys
A divorce was granted 10 Martha
Lumpkin from VIM. Lumpkin, in the
Chaucery Court, on the grounds OF cru
city and inhuman conduct.
Z. Kramer, who keeps billiard saloon
on Madison street, Will appear before
Squire Bodkins on Monday to answer
TO u charge of breach OF the peace, on a
warrant sworn out by Thos. Fiannelly.
The various Catholic societies of this
city aud Coyington Will march in pro.
cesslon through me principal streets to.
morrow in honor n the Pope's fttieth
anniversary Of hi&Accession TO the epis.
icopacy.
Edward Kunkle, aged forty-six, ma
,chinist by trade, died suddenly this
morning about O'clock at the boarding.
mouse Of Mrs. Graves, on Saratoga
street. He retired in apparently good
health at his usual hour last night, and
took suddenly Ill at 1880 A. NJ. and in
thirty minutes expired. Coroner Wins.
ton held AN inquest and returned Yer-
dict oil death from apoplexy.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Crops are suffering greatly from the
drought.
The departure of the railroad is near
at hand.
The new foundry will be running by
June 10.
Rev. Mr.. Vance will preach at the NJ.
u. Church Sunday evening at ~ O'Clock
This part of the county 10 being made
lively by picnics at Parker Grove-some.
times little too much SO.
DAYTON. KY.
Tba IlycnIaior Cluh rhonld ha oon.