The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08
COVINaTON.

AAAH ASNSSs
The "Covington Cute Circle" meets to-
morrow night.
Mr.. ]. P. Ernst and wife are visiting
Madison, Indiana.
The work on the new Masonic Hall is
rapidly progressing.
The Licking Foundry ceased opera
tions to-day on account OF the heavy
rain last night.
DR.. Q. D. Foote was appointed D. D..
g. M. by the various Lodges Of A. o. u.
W. in convention last night.
Right Rev. A. NJ. Toebbe left to-day
for Maysyille to confer the'white veil on
two postulants at the Convent Of the
Visitation.
Peaselburg is to have a new beer
garden, and the proprietor, Mr.. Thomas,
has engaged brass band 10 play during
the evenings.
The case OF Geo. Roth and John Mays
was continued this morning by Squire
EVAN on account of Gillespie, who is
unable to leave his bed.
The Coyington pier OF the Suspension
Bridge is beginning to peel. A large
piece of rock fell yesterday and came
near crushing two men who were pass
ing by.
negro, was arrested Tor dlsoruerly con-
duct and fined 10 and cost. William
Haskins, accused of violence towards
Eliza Williams, both colored, had his
case continued till tomorrow.
Fl. Q. Bell, Edward Bergen and
Henry Webster all Of Carroll County,
were examined this morning at the time
OF going to press before U. S. COmmi g.
sioner Bostwick, on charge of being re-
tail liquor ana tobacco dealers without
having paid the Government tax.
In the case of Hugh Campbell against
the Trustees Of the Gin ncinnati Southern
Railroad, in the United States Circuit
Court, an order was entered yesterday
by consent appointing Mr.. Henry Bost-
wick Special Commissioner TO take proof
In the case and report the same to the
Court.
There was kind Of "breaking up
housekeeping" row at the tenement
house belonging to Martin Brand and
occupied by woman named Connolly,
last night, and the whole neigh hborhood
of Powell and Scott streets was aroused
thereby. Three men, Crockett, Ehalt and
Hunter were arrested as the cause and
fined $25 and costs this morning.
The following officers were elected
last night by the Covington Turnge-
meinde: Charles Ulrich, President;
Fred. Stengle, Vice President; VIM.
Ruiz, Instructor; +. Hem, Assistant
Instructor; l.. Theobald, Recording Sec-
retary; j. Meyer, Financial Secretary;
j. Weaver, ST., Corresponding Score
tary; j. Hempel, Treasurer; Geo. Knorr
and }. Zeife, Trustees; +. Tieke, Prop
erty-holder.
NEWPORT.
d.,
dealer, is confined TO his room by a
sprained ankle.
The Mite and Literary Society
Of the Columbia-street Presbyterian
Church meets this evening.
Mrs. W. Fl. Jones, wife Of Sutler
Jones, Of Columbus, is in the city, the
guest OF Major Herne and lady.
The funeral Of Charles Trommer took
place yesterday afternoon, and was at
tended by the Turner'S and Red Men.
A man named Joe Burton was taken
in yesterday, charged with breach OF the
peace. His case will come up this alter
noon before Squire Bodkins.
Esquires Huff and Bodkins have vol
unteered their services as police officers,
and will look to the interests Of resi-
dents in the western portion of the city.
The criminal docket of the Circuit
Court at Alexandria was disposed Of as
follows: William jackson, charged with
grand larceny, guilty, and sentenced to
one years confinement in the Peniten-
tiary; Peter Smith and p. Jenner, Sab
Dath.breaking, fined 81 each; James s.
Taryin, carrying concealed weapons,
received fine of $25 and ten days i'm
prisonment in. the County Jail; W.
Thornton and s. Townley, assault and
battery, fined s. each.
Coal Oil Johnny, Dutch Mike and
Bean Pole Jim, three oil the "gang" who
started about ten days ago 10 see the in-
augural, returned last night thoroughly
disgusted with their trip They only
got as far as Pittsburg, via the Miami
Road, and in that distance they had to
change cars fourteen times, or, to use
their own words they were kicked off
that number OF times. On the home
ward trip, however, they Jared better,
as they only had to change ten times.
They are back at their old business again
pressing brick for the city.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Monday next will be County Court
day.
Jerry E. Dalph has been appointed
Coroner.
Sdpss OOhs 4hSuAu uA 40 Out oS % S"hNA-
date for Jailer.
A great many farmers in this section
have sown oats.
j. w. Sandusky bought fifty acres of
land in Bourbon County at $50 per acre.
The meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South continues. They have
had over one hundred to join.
Mr.. George Lancaster is having his
handsome residence on Broadway fitted
up with crystal glass chandeliers by
Mr.. John A. George.
The negro Deputy Marshal of Nicho-
lasville was taken to the penitentiGry
yesterday, having been committed by
the Circuit Court of Jessamine to ten
years for robbing man Of $7 30.
One OF our suburbs was the scene yes
terday OF a fight between two negroes,
who had fallen out. it seems, about some
money. They cut each other pretty Sc
verely with pocket knives before they
were separated.
HAMILTON.
'Squire Bachman is confined to the