The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
COVINGTON.

sVAJs
The Mission at the Cathedral closed
this morning.
Mr.. f. NJ. Mathena has young daugh.
ter at his house.
Excavation for the new School-house
commenced this morning.
S'XLy-fve car loads of stock arrived
at the Covington Stock-yards yesterday.
DR.. +. Ii. Noonan has decided to re-
move his family to Colorado for the bene-
tit OF their health.
Kentucky now has three Governors
McCreary at nome, Bishop in OHIO, and
Phelps in Missouri.
The Covington Choral Society will
give its first public concert November s,
al Odd-ielloWs' Hail.
James NJ. Conway, of Headquarters,
Nicholas County. has filed his voluntary
petition in bankruptcy.
Frank Maier died at his residence on
Thlrteentn street, yesterday. Deceased
was 1orty-tWo years OF age.
Miss Lizzie Kilman, favorite poetry
composer of this city, died this morning
at the residence Of Mr.. S. B. Smith.
NJ. D. q. Collins left yesterday to at
tenU the bedside of his son, at Rich
mond, KY, who is lying dangerously i'll.
MIR. Dennis Callahan, who is in the
seyenty-seYenth year Of his age, rode
on the cars Ior the first time in his lie
yesterday.
Prayer for the repose of the soul of
William Carroll, formerly OF this city,
who died in Chicago Saturday, was
offered III the Cathedral this morning.
The cornerstone of st. Xayiers
Church, in Falmouth, was laid yester-
day with appropriate ceremonies. Two
thousand people were in attendance.
The Governor has offered 5000 reward
for the capture OF William Oakes, who
killed William Petre at Chapel Oak, in
Lincoln County, some three weeks
since.
Mr.. George W. Balm, Grand Worthy
Chief Templar Of the Order of Good Tenn
plHs, has appointed Saturday and Sum
day, November 8 and 4, to address the
people OF CoVinglon anu Newport.
Dan. Casen, OF Bracken County, and
Geo. Stevens, of PendIeton County were
arrested yesterday by United States
BaiIitf Keith lor violating the internal
revenue laws. They will be brought to
this city for trial.
COUNTY CoURT.-The report of the
BankIlck Turnpike Company was filed
and accepted by the Commonwealth al
torney. The Will OF Walter Il egory was
admitted to probate. Sam, Stanley, a !
pauper, was allowed 50 to deiray his ex.
penses home. Several coftee-house Ii
censes were granted.
POLICE COURT.-Drunk, Robert Gil. |
criBt, Mary Morarity, William Halle,
Margeret " elsh, James WilsAire-all |
the above were fined "a each; breach ofl
the peace, Henry Flege, continued;
Sarah Pryor, $2S; James Welsh, abus- |
ing "ftlcer in discharge Of his duties and |
resisting officers, continued; Frank |
ScAWern, eyudlng toll, IS.
NEWPORT.
Rev. Father Bent is in Chicago trying
to recover his health.
No case in the City Court this morn
ing. Something extraordinary for Mon
day.
Mr.. r. b. Carothers has been ap-
pointed Magistrate Of the FIRST Dis
trlct.
The venerable Squire James b. Payne
celebrated his elghty-fourth birthday
yesterday.
Not an arrest was made in this burg
yesterday, although there We're several
hrst-cass lights.
John Kramer and Maggie Ryan are in
possession OF the necessary documents
TO get married. Sensible.
The Alexandria mail will leave the
Newport Post-ofice in the forenoon in
stead of the evening as heretofore.
Rev. Father Toobry, the celebrated
missionary, celebrated nigh mass at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
yesterday.
Miss Bette Tenant, who has been
conhned to The house by severe injuries
received by fall from u buggy last
week, is recovering.
In an encounter between Fred, Stagg.
man and Al. Lyons, in Renlz's saloon,
on YORK street, yesterday, SUaggman
was very badly whipped.
Mr.. Hubbard, Superintendent of
SwlfPs Rolling mill, reports that the
repairs now going on viii be completed {
In en- days, when the immense concern
Will be put In motion.
Among the numerous cases that will
come before the court Of Appeals mt
Frankfort on Thursday nexi, Will be .
Two important cases Ill the settlement
OF the Gull oyle estate.
Patsy Nolan was jumped on by three
fellows, said to be Pete McShane and l
az anu ~ CA DHy, AT the corner OF |
Monmouth and Jefferson streets yester-
noon, and very badly beaten up. +
The hosts OF friends of Mr.. Richard
Shaler were rejoiced at seeing him Oh /
the streets this morning. Mr. S. has Il
been confined to his residence Tor over
nlne months from all abscess in the \
thigh.
Ihe Humor Boat Club, OF this place, t
contemplate putting patent wind ma
chlhe lor Il lIlng theAr sail, cabin II X l6 i
anu heatlhg stove, in the fine new sail | n
boat. with these additions The bows win ~
De nXeu Tor any kind Of weather.
Edward Gr0ghan had his wife Hannah i,
tins morning on q warrant n
charging her with drunkenness. Squire i;
Buchanan tried the case, aud with a Sc
we're reprlmand discharged Hannah, ana -
opIigeu Ned TO fork over the cos s, saw y
ing That the latter was as full of brine II
and raised as big a ruction as the better "
half.
DAYTON, KY. -
Dayton was never in a more healthy IL
condition. So say the doctors, to their
grief.
The Old-lelIows will give social par. a
" at Moellel's Hall on Halluw Eve 4: