The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-17

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The Internal Revenue collections for
the past week were $45, 1874 0S.
A''Led Astray," by the Ben Jonson
Club tonight at Odd-rellows Hall.
Mr.. VIM. +. Metoalle has been rein
stated in the Covington Post-ottice.
Nothing OF any Importance was trans
Rcted In the Circuit Court this morning.
James Williams, who has been incar-
cerated in tue Penitentiary for the past
year, is In the city.
Mr.. Loyenthall, school teacher In
Washington County, was fined $40 the
other day for whipping one OF his
pupils.
Miss Berthe Saxon, daughter of Prof.
ID. A. Saxon, Lexington, who has been
visiting the family OF Mr.. Geo. Keer, re-
turned home last evening.
The Sunday Union OF Covington will
have an important meeting this evening,
at the Union M. Il. Church. All officers
and teachers OF the Sabbath-S chools of
CoviDgton are invited.
Mr.. Henry Sanger, formerly of Boston,
Mass, died at his residence in this city
this morning, In the sixty-ninth year of
his age. Has remains Will be inferred
at String Grove Cemetery on Thursday
eve ming.
Charles J. Peck, OF Fayette County,
fled his petition III bankruptcy. Labil-
titles, $20.7l 81; assets, 0. John A..
Headly, OF Jessamine County, also de-
,clared himself bankrupt. Liabilities,
$40 1855 II; no assets.
Squire Ostendorf, of Sandfordtown,
was arrested for evading toll on the
Coyington & Lexington Turnpike, and
taken before squire Evan. When the
case was calleu yesterday the defend
ant tailed to make his appearance. A
bench warrant was issued for his re-
arrest.
PoLICE CoURT.-M. Lyman, disorder
ly conuucL, continues; j. Hillman,
breach of the peace, continues; Ben.
Brant, breach OF the peace, continued;
MILF. Mclaughlin aud William WaymaD,
tor stealing a keg of beer from the saloon
Of George Roth, were sentenced to the
Work-house for forty days each
NEWPORT.
Nothing in the City Court.
Mr.. W. U. Davis is able to be out on
the streets again.
John HabbeI has commenced collect
ing delinquent taxes.
The rock in the Jail yard is all broken,
and the boys are working it out in doing
nothing.
Oscar Vankirk has had his measure
taken tor bran-new suit of broadcloth.
just the Kind fancy young men get mar
lied In.
A three-year-old daughter of Mr.. Lilly.
who lives on Patterson street, fell from
the doorstep yesterday, and broke her
lett arm.
The will Of Mrs. A. Gaylord was yes
terday admitted to record, and that OF
John Varhagen probated, with Mrs. Var
hagen as execulrlx.
The case of Marshal Stamper, of Day.
ton, KY, was tried before squire Foudry
and jury yesterday, and resulted in
the MarshaPs acqulttal.
H. r. Viggers was fined ST and costs
by squire Henry Buchanan this MORN
ing tor striking his father.in-law. In
default OF the amount he went to jail.
Captain Williamson will commence
running his omuibuses to the "High-
lands" tomorrow morning, starting at
the same hour and running the same
number OF trips as last summer.
There are between fifteen hundred and
two thousand dogs In this city, and there
were but little over 500 s.canine'
taxes collected last year, when there
should have been 81 per head taken in.
There are in the neighborhood of three
hundred goats In this city, ana there is
an ordinance, which, if enforced would
enrich the city treasury that many dol
lars, and, according TO the Treasurer's
books, but three solitary dollars were
collected last year.
Saturdays Commercial contained an
item to the effect that young man
named Lacy was suddenly attacked
with lunacy and was taken in charge
by the police. At the request of Mr.
Lacy and his physi ian, DR.. Gunkle, it.
is now stated that " was not attacked,
with lunacy, nor was he taken in charge
by the police, but was merely suffering
from fever, and only this aud nothing
more.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Teddy Meehan has a live nightingale.
The Paris city election Will be con-
tested.
Straw hats were seen ON our street
Sunday.
Rev. Father Cook has returned from
Rtwo-W eeks' trip to the East.
Died, In this city last Friday, the in
liant child OF Mr., VIM. Perrin.
Three Japanese are in our city buy
Ing up horses. They are direct from
Japan.
Rumor has IL that Mr.. Ed. Warren is
soon 10 led to the altar one Of. Nicholas.
yille's fairest daughters.
Rev. VIM. A. Snively, Rector of Grace
Church, Brooklyn Heights, preached In
Christ Church, this city, Sunday.
The baby show will 90 on Thursday
and Friday. Paul Conlon is ready, not
10 show baby but to act as judge.
Our Fire Department generally drive
all over town before they can find out
where the fire is. This is for want Of
IRE alarm telegraph.
Some men, it is said, went TO the
young man Martin, who is witness in
the Allen-H eadly cattle case, and threat
ened his life il he testified any more
Rgainst Allen in the case.
Mrs. Canning, who died in this city
few weeks since, had lived here the
greater part Of her peaceful life, and
who OF all the world seemed happiest
and httest to pass from time to eternity.
Her soul went out into the dark un-