The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
COVINGTON.

murphy gang ho"'
The alarm of fire from Box 12 this
morning was false.
White Stockings, a; Gems, s; on the
Star Grounds yesterday.
Fifty-nine additional names to the
Murphy movement last evening.
A new lodge of the A. D. U. W. was
organized In Williamstown last night.
City Council tonight will elect Di.
rector OF the Newport and Covington
Bridge in place OF MIR. Amos Shinkle,
resigned. .as
A match game of baseball between
the best amateur players Of Newport
and this city will come OF Saturday on
the Star Grounds.
Mr.. John Hooks, who was adjudged a
lunatic, was taken to the Lunatic Asy-
lum at Lexington this morning. The men
having him in charge had considerable
trouble getting him on the train.
POLICE CoURT.-Andy Bogenschutz,
two charges OF breach OF peace, con-
tinued to Saturday; Harmon Gehring.
same, IS; Mrs. GOWN, same, under ad-
visement; Col. James Thompson, tin
pan outrage, dismissed.
Mr.. Caleb Fageley, painter, fell
from the rect OF Mr.. Vanden's resi-
dence No. Oil Scott street, yesterday,
and striking fence in his iall broke
two of his ribs. He was taken to St.
Elizabeth Hospital, where he 10 lying in
a critical condition. g.
+. . NEWPORT. ..
The case OBSCURE Joseph Hoff will
come up tomorrow.
Water-mains are being laid on Hamlet
street south from harris.
;..lr
O., is visiting at Mr.. BOal's residence.
! There hasn't been case in the City
Court for over week. 'Rah for New
port.
The Thespians give their last enter.
ltainment of the season AT Oud-iellows'
Hall this evening.
! A richly-eolored photograph Of the ab-
IscOnding Prof. Stack adorns the Rogue's
Gallery III the Marshaps office.
Rev. Father Bent arrived in town
past night and formally took charge OF
tne Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
lion.
The Rileys of this city and the best
,amateur club of Govington will play
match game OF baseball on the Star
lGrounds on Saturday.
Another list of Prof. Stacks creditors
has been handed in for publication III the
STAR, but Is respectfully declined ON ac-
count OF its length.
Gov. Young, of Ohio, inspected the
Newport Lignt Guards yesterday, and
highly cUmpumented them on their fine
appearance and precision IN marching.
Ayoung lad named Harry Davis, re-
siding on Madison street near Mon
mouth, was attacked and terribly lacer-
ated in the thigh BY vicious dog this
morning.
Col. Jim Berry says most OF men must
have lived forty years before they have
sense enough to know how TO take care
of themselves. Guess the Colonel must
be about thirty-eight.
MIR. A. o. Brannon, who bought the
Gaylord Iron and Pipe Foundry prop
erty, asked in the Chancery Court yes
terday to have the sale set aside. The
application WAS refused, when an ap-
peal to the Court OF Appeals was
asked and granted.
Mr.. j. B. Chadwick, the florist, OF this
city, has, we learn. bought the beauti-
Iul truit-iarm known as the Peticolas
Place, near MT. Carmel, ,Ciermont Couu-
~, OAio, and proposes spending the
summer there with his family. MI.
EHadwick hopes to sell his greenhouses,
pVueO anu L ohb bGIScb pkOpcLly W pbI =
aies now III negotiation for Jnem, in
wnicn case he will take up his residence
permanently III Clermont County.
DAYTON. KY.
Where's that water-oartp A ride on
q jolt Wagon now 10 torture.
The other night Mr.. Ferdinand Grome,
brother of the absconding priest, came
10 the st. Franoiscus Church prepared
TO take away some OF the effects lett by
hhe fugitive. He met Marshal s. N.
Stamper, wno was guarding the prem.
bses, and, despite the MarshaPs oruer
10 let things alone, persisted in his OBJ
feet. The result was that Mr.. Grome
was placed under arrest and compelled
10 stay In the builAing all night under
guard. He was allowed 10 depart at 6
A. NJ, ana ne went away empty-handed.
WEST COvINGToN, KY.
The German citizens OF this town gave
"a grand hop at Centennial Hall last
evening which was in truth The most
enjoy able affair OF the kind tnat has
-aaken place at the above neat and now
famous temple OF TerpsIchore for many
Auay.
= LUDLOW. ky.
Charley Carroll. Jr., has opened a
handsome grocery on Linden street.
The rates OF taxation for the incoming
year: General revenue, so cents on the
500; school fund, 90 cents on the $10O;
poll tax according to the size of tue
mead, members Of Council Included.
A few citizens of this town met last
Tuesday evening at the schoo-house Tor
the purpose of inquiring into the feasi-
bility Of starting Building Associa.
lion. Deacon Smith was called to the
chair, and sherman Hedges acted as
Secretary. The good Deacon settled
quietly into his chair and called on any
and all gentlemen present who were
conversant with the subject at issue to
rise and give their benignted brothers a
little light on the mode and manner Of
starting u Building Society that would
be lkeiy to make everybody rich that
Joined it. The humorous blonde from
the First Ward Was Justify called for,
but as he got $5 night for his financial
experience from me "Forest Hill,"
~ wasn't likely that he would give Dea-
con Smith and his benighted builders
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