The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-08
COVIEGTON.

POLICE CoURT.-Danlel DohneHy'
drunk, a.
The Kentucky Legislature meets De-
cember 81.
Sixty-fiye arrivals at the National
Hotel yesterday.
The case Of W. G.. Stone was given to
the jury at II O'Clock.
Three hundred Murphyites in three
meetings in Falmouth.
The Internal Revenue collections last
month were SPIT 1896 GA.
The surplus timber lands in Kentucky
are valued al 500 600 600.
Miss Mollie Hoskius, OF Chicago, is
the guest OF Miss Eta Mckee.
Mr.. T. Madarie has severed his con-
nection with the Commonwealth.
Tho Methodist Church at Boston have
closed their revival with sixteen addi-
tions.
The election Of officers OF st. Elizabeth
Hospital takes place Tomorrow after
noon,
Mrs. VIM. Webb, a sister-in-law OF
Sheriff Lowe, died in Williamstown yes
terday.
McCracken County has a railroad OF
5000, 900, bearing an annual interest OF
$50 0J0.
Andrew Leach, aged seyenty-fve, fell
from fence near Georgetown, Tuesday,
ard was killed.
The beer sales for the month Of No
vember In this District were twenty-five
nunured aud ninety barrels.
Burglars entered the residence of Mrs.
McGlasson, on Third street, last night,
but obtained nothing of any value.
W. T. Conway, master of the ill-fat ed
steamer Huron, and e. g. You 6, pass
enger on the same ship, were keutuck-
ians.
Car No. 23 on the White Line collided
with John Sellers buggy on Madison
street last night; a broken wheel was
the result.
Ii. Fuess found little stranger, neat.
ly done up in u basket, on his doorstep
last night, with note requesting him to
ADOPT it, which he did.
A fight between Tom Cochran and
Bill Mcmillan at the Fiye-mile House
on the Lexington Pike yesterday, result
ed in Cochran being seriously injured.
The meeting of the Citizens Relief
Union last night was encouraging, and
the ladies decided to open sOup-n Ouse,
and run it week or two at any rate.
According to The proclamation OF c. H..
Johnson, Grand Master Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of the State, all acts of
Confidence Lodge No. 81, of MaysylIle,
since November 10, are ciandestine.
: UNITED STATES CoURT.-John Bin
dell, dismissed; j. Il. Browning, robbing
the mai, eight years in the Pententiary;
Frank Jenkens, Jas. Carbell and John
Tomble, tillicit dislllling, 500 each and
four months IN jail.
In the case of the United States VS.. j.
Mckenzie, who was conv Icted on Thurs
day OF rObbug the Post flee at Critten-
den, atiilayits were filed showing NJ c.
KenZie to be OF unsOund mind. The
Juage suspended Judgment and made an
order directing the Marshal to convey
Mckenzie 10 Crittenden, when his
Trends could have an opportunity OIL
having him tried and sent TO the Insane
Asylum.
SCHOOL BOARD--A resolution was
passed fixing Lne school hours from $50
A. NJ. to 1l:3J A. NJ, and from l p. M. TO
lP. M
The Committee on Elections reported
that the terms oi the following Trustees 8
will expire next January:
First Ward, NJ. V. Sullivan; Second
Wald, r. Ii. Ramsay; Third Wi ard, GA.
ZNIcA; Fourth " ard, K. Falls; FIt, b
bertsOn; seventh Ward, WIN. Bridges;
Eighth Ward, DR.. W. A. Hall; Ninth
Ward, A. Mcleod.
The report was received and filed.
II was ordered that Inc sch, h,oIs close
ON Friday preceding Christmas, and re-
main ciUsed for two weeks.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcleod, it was Or
deled that anoLner teacher be employed
in tie C0iOreu School, az salary not 10
exceed $50 per month.
NEWPORT.
The semi annual Examination OF pupils
of the Public Schools has commenced.
The EN- ertainment by the Ben Jonson
Club last night was decided success.
The perpetual motion man" is in
town. Ips wheel within wheel that 4
got him.
City Treasurer Bowers has been busy
all morning paying off the various city
employees.
Ed. Weaver, for bad case OF dsor.
derly conduct, was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Gelsler.
Rev. W. W. Tinker will preach Sun
day morning and evening at the First
Baptist Church.
The receipts during November on the
Short-li line r rad We're $l2, ,449 g, making
total on hand of $267, 200 ~.
The feast of the "Immaculate Conoep-
tion' ID being observed as holiday in
the Catholic Churches in this city.
A thousand barrels of salt from a Gin.
cinnati hrm was shipped over the Short.
line Road this morning to Lexington.
The Consolidated Street Railroad
Company have put up clock and lime
table on Ike Wilson's store, at this end
OF the road.
Joe Miller, who was charged with set.
ting fire to load OF hay, was scnarged d
this morning. The charge could not be
sustained.
There were twenty-eight intermenta
In Evergreen Cemetery during The mon th
Of November, seventeen Of whIoh we're
from scarlet fever.
Newport 10 considering the question oI
appointing vigilance committee TO pro.