The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-31
COVINGTON.

from pleasant VlslJ 70 SPARTA
There will be social reception at
Drexel.us Hall Thursday night.
Mrs. Thomas McGilI has returned
from pleasant visit to Augusta, KY.
There was q strike at Willers' stable
last night. A few eyes In mourning is
the result.
James Mccormack has sold his busl-
ness, corner Third and Greenup, to Mr..
john Gurney.
Grand Democratic barbecue at the
Lookout House, commencing at O'Clock
this afternoon.
A new engine, passenger and baggage
car combined comprises the new Morn
ing View accommodation train.
The returns Of the election for Senator
on the Workingmen's ticket will not
"Foote" up "G0odenougA" to beat the
Doctor.
Tom OBrien was thrown from buggy
on the Lexington Pike, Sunday, and
considerably injured. He also lost his
gold ring.
The Workingmen met last evening and
unanimously made jos. Grunkemeyer
the choice for the Second Legislative
District Of Covington.
The Kentucky Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will be held at Winchester this year,
commencing on September S.
Mr.. John Seeley fell from the first floor
in the Custom-house to the basement
this morning, aod received several ugly
cuts about his head and body.
Ex-Sheriff Perciyal has received from
the State Auditor statement Of his
account with the Commonwealth, show
ing final balance in his faver of S274 16.
Mrs. Sarah Savill, an old lady, seventy
years OF age, was knocked down last
evening by her son John and kicked 30
severely that 1t Is feared her thigh bone
is broken. John 6avIll was arrested.
Mrs. Flelschman, who resides about
three miles from tue CITY, near the Lex
ington Pike, had her shoulder broken
and her right arm dislooated yesterday,
by being thrown from her wagon near
the Bavarian Brewery.
POLICE CoURT.-Edward Edwards,
drunK, "a; JOHN SaYlile, breach OF the
peace, Uontinued; Mrs. Thompson,
drunk and disorderly, IS; Jacob Stein
born, keeping disorderly house, ccntin-
ued; Mary Mararity, drunk, "a.
At reception given to the American
Delegates 10 the Presbyterian Council
al Belfast, Ireland, Dr.. stuart Robson,
OF Louisville, made speech, IN which
ne congratulated the Irish PresbyterI-
ans on their freedom from "H0bbles and
Humbugs."
In the County Court this morning Mr..
Ephraim Demaris was appointed guard
ian OF John and James Fennessy, with
Mr.. John Kearney as surety, and rule
was issued against the youngest daugh-
Ter OF MI. Junu FenneSSy, deceased, to
show cause why she had not made choice
of guardian. The Court Will appoint
for her IN detault.
Bishop Gilmore (R)man Cath0lic), of
Cleveland, o.. has issued a mandate
prohibiting public appeals except for
charity, also round dancing and night
dancing for public charities or church
purposes, Or selling any intoX! eating
drinks for moonlight excursions or pic
nics continued alter nigntiall. One slm.-
aar to this should be issued in CoYing-
ton.
NEWPORT.
Miss Ella Reardon, of Lexington, is
In town.
A penalty of five per cent. will be
added to ali unpaid clly taX!s on and
alter tomorrow.
Mr.. Harry j. Williams and his charm
ing young bride leave Ibis evening on u
wedding tour to Putin Bay.
Commissary Sergeant Silva and
famlly, OF Columbia, have made lhis
i1heir permanent residence.
Mrs. Patrick Fortune, a much es-
7 aeemed lady, died this morning at II
O'Clock. Deceased has been resident
jnf this city Tor nearly quarter OF a Gen.
hury.
Capt. BIZ Air returned from Manches-
fer, o., this morning, where he had been
pnspecting his new lerry boat, in course
Of construction. The Captain says she
IWill be q sumner.
Sergeant Veuye, OF the Third Infantry,
was robbed OF $50 ON Rat Row, Cincin-
pati,Sunday evening, by a crowd OF men.
They overlooked 500 which he had in
his bootleg, and gave hlm twenty-five
cents to get over the ferry.
Tom Hopkins filed himself clean
through with 5-ceut whisky yesterday,
and while in that state commenced tU
make kindling wood of has mothers
furniture. Marshal Lock was notified
OF Toms capers and took him In, and
this morning Ju ge Geisler fihed him IS
and costs. He Went TO Jail.
The sixth annual picnic of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception Will be
held at Parker's Grove ON Thursday
next. The Sodality Band have been en-
gagged to furnish the music, and the
young ladies OF the congregation will
set grand dinner on the grounds.
joe Wolf, who keeps drug store on
the corner Of Lewis and Isabella
streets, was taken i'll last night on the
charge OF receiving stolen goods. The
goods were taken from the residence of
Prol. Michel, on Isabella street, and
consisted of Two mattresses and q bed
stead and several bed-ooYers. This MORN
ing Won appeared before Squire G. 2.
Buchanan, who bound him over to the
Criminal Court in the sum OF $500,
LUDLOW. KY.
The Kenton Light Guards turn out to.
night.
Contractor Jas. Nixon will have the
Southern Railway freight depot finished
IN lew days.
The Common Carrier Company have
made time 70 the minute since the first
train was started. The officers of the
EompaAy are the most efficient and ur-