The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-30
COVINGTON.

Tor higher wages
/. Rev. Robbers, of st. Augustin Church,
has been granted license to solemnlze
marriages.
Mr.. John German and Miss Eliza Dor
sey were united in marriage al Florence
yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Nevin, OF this city, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Patterson, in
Louisville.
The Central Hotel has been leased by
George ScnOor, and he will take possess
sion tomorrow.
Mr.. Joseph Schlosser has sold his cele-
brated trotting horse, Ice King, to Mr..
l.. Seniour for $3.50.
The gasoline lamp-lighters offer re-
ward OF 80 for the arrest of any person
or persons caught breaking their lamps.
Rev. DR.. Worrall has concluded to ac-
cept the call extended him by the
Eighth Presby terian Church of Chicago.
Oney Boswell had his shoulder dislo-
Gated Saturday evening by falling out
the window of Aemingray's Glass
Works.
The fine flour mill OF Mr.. A. j. Alex
andria, at Wood Station, in Woodtord
County, was totally destroyed by fire
last Thursday night.
The stands in Seventh-street Market
will be sold Tomorrow evening, ON
"Wednesday morning at Sixth street and
Eleventh street Oh Thursday.
Messrs. Afford & Martin, of New Or
leans, who have secured a contract to
furnish the Spanish Government with
one hundred thousand mules, are in the
upper portion Of this State purchasing
The residence of Isaac Middleton, near
Knoxville, in PendletOn County, was
destroyed by fire last Friday night. 1t
is supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary.
Arrangements are being made for an
accommodation train on the Kentucky
Central to Morning View, the train to
leave the city every evening at 6:l5 and
arrive every morning at 1920.
Mr.. Robert Cook and Miss Belle
Reed eloped to Cincinnati yesterday,
where the two souls with one thought
were united in marriage. TheIgroom was
eighteen years OF age and the bride six
teen years.
Mr.. j. D. Price, who accompanied his
fathers remains home from Florida,
left this morning for New Britannia,
Volucia County, in the same State,
where he will superintend an orange
plantation.
"A three-y ear-old son of Mr.. Teddy, Of
Bernard street, while in the garrett Sat-
urday evening, fell between the wall
and The chimney and got tightly wedged
in. The wall had to be removed TO ex-
tricate the lad.
POLICE CoURT.-This marning Dave
Mitchell, disOrderly conduct, was fined
$4; Ham. Myers was raised dollar on
the same charge; Jas. Morrisey had two
DPS alter his name and paid $13 for the
honor, and for breach OF the peace and
resisting officers, was fined $50 and cost;
Nj. r ley and Thomas Daniels, tor Sun
day drunk, were taxed $l3 each.
DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. Lewis Stone and Miss Emma
Hensen were married Saturday alter
noon by Rev. II. K. Spillman.
The switt-winged Eagles came out vic
torious in their game of baseball with
the Jelenkos yesterday, the score stand
ing 13 to2 20. The Eagles are composed
OF the following players: p. Volze, l. f.;
B. Hunt, p; j. Nuspickle, r. T.; b. kleet,
OILS, "a b.; Ed. Nichols, c.; Will. Gibson.
9. s., and Jonas Meyers, 81 b. They
will cross bats with the Moeller Club
two weeks from yesterday on the Mill
Bottom grounds.
NEWBORN.
The Criminal Court will convene next
Monday.
The Changers of this county will meet
next Saturday at Alexandria
Mr.. Dan O'Hara, son of Councilman
Ed. O'Hara, left Saturday night for Chi
cagO.
o The choir of Grace M. E. Church will
give concert Thursday evening at the
church.
County Judge Berry has leased Red
Mems Hall for an armOry and drill room
for the Van Voast Guards.
The Good Templars of Campbell Coun-
ty will meet in Convention at Grants
Lick on Friday and Saturday next.
MARRIAGE VENTUREs.-F. W. Lukes
and Miss Cathanne Jacobs, +. w. Nc
Elvaen aud Miss Emma Lula Robinson.
Seyenty-two applications for renewal
of coffee-house licenses were presented
and granted at the last meeting OF Coun-
Gil.
by the premature discharge of gun,
William LitZendort, clerk at Butcher Il
Wiedeman's brewery, had one OF his
hands severely injured.
There was small fire yesterday af-
ternoon in the roof of frame house on
ELM street, near Brighton. Alarm from
Box IA. Damage slight.
Ordnance Sergeant G. A. Campbell,
stationed at Atlanta, Georgia, has been
ordered to take charge of the Govern
ment property at this post.
A now society, called the Campbell
County Building Association, was or.
ganized Saturday night at Eclipse Hall.
Over six hundred shares were taken.
Michael Scott was before Squire c.
p. Buchanan this morning to answer the
charge OF drunkenness and using pro-
fame language. He was fined $40 and
costs, and in default went to Jail.
Johnny j. Hurley. eleven-year old
SON of Mr.. 7. Hurley, was seriously
hurt yesterday about the head, and it is
feared that he also suffered internal in
juries from fall from the top OF stone
wall IN the rear Of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. He wars taken
TO his residence on York street and a
physician summoned.
CITY CoUSTT.-The following were
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