The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-16
COvINGTON.

morning from the Cathedral.
j. M. Stephens, of this county, filed his
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. LA
ibilities 81 429 30; assets $242.
Lewis Due, while fooling with Robert
Weaver this morning, was severely
"bull-dozed" above the eye.
Henry Warnke's place, No. 101 West
Sixth street, has been burglarized OF a
lot of lard, butter and potatoes.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Pulsforth
to Miss Catherine Losekamp took place
lat O'Clock this morning ut ut. Joseph's
Church.
/ W. Barron, who keeps agrocery at the
corner of Eleventh and iGreenup
streets, broke his leg yesterday, by fall
ing on the Ice.
The 'Covington Weekly Press made its
appearance In new dress last week,
adding tour columns to its size. II is
distributed gratis.
J Frank Frecking, charged with mali.
.eiously cutting Il. II. .Bracker and j..
.Herzog with intent to kill, was bound
over sterday to the Criminal Court.
The Directors OF the Kenton Insur-
ance Company last night elected ";
Shinkle p resident, George Coker Secre-
,tary,. and I. E. o. Brooks Assistant Sec
reLary.
Three OF our well-known police are
soon TO be united in the holy bonds OF
,Wedlook to well known bellies OF this
plty. We will give their names at an
early date.
Mrs. Catharine Rogers, mother-in-law
of Joseph j. Noonan, Esq. died at the
residence oil the latter at Une age otsix-
ty.seyen wears. The funeral took place
This morning.
Messrs. Clinton Kennedy and George
Bedinger were appointed Special Com
missioners to SETTLE with the teSherif,
ii. s. PerclVal, concerning the county
levy and The delinquent lists.
! The horse attached to j. Busselman's
milk wagon ran away on Scott street,
1his morning, and created quite an ex-
'citement. The wagon was stopped at
the corner OF Lower Market and Scott
street. No damage done.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Arnold, drunk
and .dIsorderIy, "a; Tom Baker ana
Theo. Rider, drunk and disorderly, each
B5; L. G. Harris, disorderly conduct,
is; Frank Berte and Dennis Collins,
DIeach OF the peace, each VI.
Marshal Healy yesterday afternoon
arrested A. s. Fort, the plumber on
Madison street, on warrant sworn out
by A. d. Clark, or Cincinnati, and charg-
Aug Fort with forgery. The case was
Bcontinaed until Tomorrow morning.
( John Vastine, the handsome blonde of
the Covington Ticket, returned this
morning from Falmouth, and the first
tLuing he did here was an attempt to
|s.eeG away' with a bottle OF baisam
whisky at WeaYers saloon. John
failed, of course.
/ NEWPORT.
! Judge Geisler's Court stands ad-
uourned till somebody raises 'OId
Nick"
1. -Ex-SherifT Jones fell yesterday in
front OF tue First N NatioHala Bank and in
cured his head severely.
Mrs. Gibbons, who lives on Central
fayefltie, near Macarthur street, fell Sun
aynightsand broke her arm.
~Mfs. Owens, of Madison street, has
Abeen confined to her residence iorsev-
:Ieral days from severe fall on the ICY
pavement.
Mrs. Victor, Of Cynthiana, who has
been Visiting her parents, MIR. andpMrs.
IL. Nj. W ebster, OF, this city, returned. to,
.her home this morning..
aAtthe annual4eleotion of the Clay Fire
and Marine Insurance Company yester-
day evening VIM. ii. Lape was reelected
president and Mr. Theodore Cummins
Secretary.
@Akeg Of beer was stolen last night
from Kiump's saloon, c0rnerof Isabella
land Ringgold streets. The key was.
Hound empty this morning out on the
mill bottoms. Il
Mr.James D0ugherty: and Miss Mary
Richmond, both of this city, will jorn
hands in the holy bonds OF matrimony
tomorrow evening at the Church of the
immaculate Conception.
Miss Lizzie Williamson, the beautiful
daughter OF Capt. John williamson, of
street railroad fame, will be welded to
\ respected young gentleman OF Coving-
ION, next Thursday evening, al the resi-
.dence OF the BRIDES parents on Madison
,Jtreet.
At a meeting of the Scientific Associa-
lion the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, DR.. A. Jones; Secretary, DR.. j..
w aliace; Treasurer, Cyrus G. Rugg;
Cores sp0nding Secretary,J w. p as cnal
Door-keeper and Janitor, 5. Feth.
Mr.. Jonathan Edgar died, night before
last, from the effects of paralysis. Mr.
Edgar was born in Pniiadelphia in 1904
From 1880 to 1S40 he was resident OF
williamsburg, Grant County, Ky. lIu
1856 he came to Newport with his ,fami-
,ly. Ills remains will be conveyed to
Evergreen Cemetery tomorrow morn
Ing. \
Mr.. Gilbert Truman, an old and highly
respected citizen of this city, died at his
residence on Bellevue street, shortly.
be tore II O'Clock last might, in the six
tiei b year OF his age. Mr.. Truman was
The oldest Mason IN Campbell County
and at the time of his death held tile
highest office in the gift OF that body Il
His funeral will take place Thursday
morning at 10 0o'clock, from the Grace NJ i.
a. Church. |
HAMILTON. l
Mrs. N. G. Curtis is confned to he i !
bed from fail she received st.Friday |
The Board,ot County Commissioners
met yesterday. Bills to the amount OIL
B37 70 were passed.
Mrs. Emma Robertson, wife of Dr.
Robertson, died yesterday at her resi-
hence in Trenton.
The Hamilton Light Infantry contem-
plate giving a fancy dress party ana bal |