The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03
COVINGTON.

The Glides Dancing Circle rece ption
at Odd-lellows' Hall Thursday nignt.
Judge j. Il. Hallam will take up his
winter quarters at the Clinton Hotel
Sixty seven car loads of stock arrived
at the Covington Stock-yards yesterday.
Chancery Court convened this morn
Ing, but nothing Of any importance was
transacted.
William Fishbach, the Oldest man in
PendIeton County, died at Falmouth
yesterday.
The will of George Miller, deceased,
was left for probate in the County Court
this morning.
Mr.. Eli p. Rust assumed the duties Of
night collector on the Newport u Cov-
ington Suspension Bridge Saturday
night.
W. q. Stone in the Criminal Court, after
which the Court adjourned until 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mich. Cochran has returned home
from his visit to the Black Hills. He
reports Billy Call and George Nc
Laughan, two weIl-knOwn Covington
boys, as married ana dong well in St.
Louis.
POLICE COURT-Breach OF the Peace
Joe Harris, $55; VIM. McDanold, dis
missed; B. Hueslng, $9; Cnas. Todenbir,
SOB; George Buchherdt. SOB, to give bond
1or $3.50 to keep the peace for one year;
Pat Shields, continued; VIM. Hickey
and Maggie Smith, drunk, 81 each; John
Burns, Vagrancy, continued.
United States Court convened this
morning, Judge Band Ballard presid-
ing; Colonel Wharton, District Attor-
ney; Judge Bullet, assistant, and U. =.
Marshal Crittenden. Henry Crittenden
was appointed Crier, ana Chas. Ruxg,
Chas. Gray, John W. HiIlman and J. Z.
Cochran were appointed Special Balliffs.
The U. s. Grand Jury will convene To-
morrow morning.
The following is the result of the pri-
mary ward elections and nominations of
Saturday night:
First Ward-Delegates-W. Wilson,
Dan. hingsley, james Morrissey, Thos.
Hennessey, I. Hessen, Pat Brown, John
McGarra. C0uncilman-L. ID. Croniug-
er. eUhool Tlustee-F. z. Helm.
Second Ward-Delegate B,
Casey, As; John Raum, 81; VIM. Davis,
81. School Trustee--R, ii. Ramsay,
Councilnan-Reuben McDannold. Ex-
eeutiVe Committeeman - James W.
Bryan.
Third Ward - Delegates - William
Leonard, Bryant Tansey, Shelly Hud-
son, 4. d. casey. School Trustee-D.
DeGarmo. COuncilmau-L. j. BIakely.
Executive Committeeman - Walter
Cleary.
Fourth Ward-Delegates b. Klos-
termann, b. Drassman, Thomas Readey,
George Menninger, William Ii. Nelson,
S. l.. Stafford. School Trus tee-Frank
Alllngnam. Councilmau-W. e. Ash
brook. Executive Commltteeman-Fin
nell ID. III Madeira.
Fifth Ward - Delesates - Joseph
Hermss, Larry Hayes, Henry Ogles,
George Burgess, Geo. Kruse, George
Hotfmeister, George Cutler, Fred.
Mauer, Larry Conners, John Henpsath.
Councilman-Alex. DaVezac. School
Trustee-Lon. Bruestle. Executive
Committeeman-Geo. Hoffmeister.
Sixth Ward-Delegates-B. Meoklen-
borg, Z. Collopy, Il. Monkedlck, Jack !
England, G. Sohlothaus, j. Kleine, II.
Bonhorn, j. Gerwe, Il. Petty. Council
man-Tate Richardson. School Trustee |
-E. Petty.
Seventh Ward-Delega ohm Ora.
ziaua, John Talon, B. Brockman, P. |
Madden, John Weaver, P. Casey, Geo.
Harris, b. Neimeyer. Councilman
James Holmes. SCHOOL Trustee-Wm.
Bridges. Executive Committeeman
John GraZiana.
Eignth Ward-Delegates-Henry Mil
Ter, Peter Shannon, Mike Talon. Coun-
cilman-Thomas J. White. School
Trustee-A. Bsrger. Executive Com
mitteemah-Tom Talon.
Ninth Ward-Delegates-S G. Ed |
wards, John Foster, Fred. Scnild, Hen
ry Helthrop, Dan KaYanaugh, Wm.
Healey. Couneilman-AleX. Mcleod.
School Trustee-W. J. Rcn. Executive
Committeeman-Herman VonBoken.
NEWPORT.
The new ferry Fayorite is now run
ming.
Squire Bodkins, Oyerseer of the poor,
distributed sos in groceries the past
week.
Mrs. Lee Marsh has filed a petition
for divorce from her husband, Isaac
Marsh.
Burglars yesterday morning obtained
b40 from the residence OF MIR. William
Smith, ON Madison street.
1t will require nearly two months to
replace the large crane that loke down
Rt Swifps RoIling.mlil last week.
Squire Frank Spillman is holding
C0unLy Court at Alexandria to-day, in
The absence of Judge Berry, who is on
the sick list.
James alley, between Central avenue
ami Isabella street, was the scene OF q
lsgraeelul disturbance among coloreu
family. No arrests.
The poor families under the charge OF
the Oyerseer have been. transferred TO
com Urtable quar- ters in The OLD Bethel
Building, on Front street.
Squire Joe Hoff's case was called in
Squire Boukln'S Court this morning,
but Joe failed TO put in an appearance
and the case was once more continued.
Mr.. Pat. Lyons, Of this city, has the
contract lor the laying OF The lOunda-
tiohs ior the new scales being construct
Cd Tor the Southern Railway at Ludlow,
KY.
Rev. Lighttoot, OF the Corinthisn fcol-
ored) Baptist Church, baptlzed three
female converts In the Ohis River yes-
tefday--one white sister and TWO of his
own color.
Oficer Hays denies the report pub
llshed In the papers that Jonn Skelton
knocked him down. SHELTON tried his
best 10 accomplish the act, but Hays
wouldn't let him. Bully for Hays.
John Skelton, the lad who got $50 and
coats IN the City Court last Friday, paid