The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
COYINGTON.

Mr.. James Rees is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence on Russell street.
The Main-street Jerry was not running
yesterday, owing to broken piston
head.
Miss Lille TONNES left Saturday OIL
the steamer Thompson Dean lor New
Orleans.
The flats were crowded yesterday
with base-bau players and Sabbath
breakers.
Eight negro criminals have just beer
sent to the PenitenGiary from Wood
ford County.
The Covington Band have issued invi
tations for their first reception at Drex
elius Hall, on the Both inst.
Track laying on the Southern Rail
road has been resumed to I'LL up the
gap between DanYille and the Kentucky
River.
Mr.. Fred. TONNES, formerly with
Henry DGexelius, has opened a sample
room at No. 512 Madison street. Give
him call.
The usual amount of loafers were TAX
ing sun-baths under the lamp-posts in
the city yesterday, ana staring ladies
out OF countenance.
A temporary Injunction to restrain the
city of Ludlow from interfering with
the game of baseball on Sunday, was
granted last Saturday to b. u. Shott.
Rev. Augustus Koche, OF Shinkle
Chapel, and MIR. D. w. Gibson, of the
Y. NJ. q. A., of Cincinnati, held divine
services in the Jail yesterday afternoon.
A horse attached to the delivery
wagon OF N. l.. Young took fright on
Eleventh street this morning, and upset
several market-stands, causing consid-
cradle excitement.
Miss Rosa KuhIman. domestic in the
employ OF Mr.. d. j. Falls, who resides
on the corner of Second and Garrard
streets, was severely Injured last Satur-
day by falling off step-ladder.
Mr.. Thomas Healy, brother of Deputy
Marshal Healy, and an employe OF the
Kentucky Central Railroad, had his
right hand severely mashed last Satur-
day while coupling cars at Mullins Sta
tion, on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
Robert and Frank Jenkins, Henry
Spalding, James Cantill ami John GAM
Bile, OF Morgan County, were-arrested
Saturday for Illicit distilling, and were
held over to the May term Of the United
States Court.
Last evening. about 7 O'Clock, while
Mrs. John Watson, accompanied by Mrs.
Granger, oil Cincinnati, was on her way
to the city, on the Madison Pike, in a
buggy, the vehicle capsized, and the
ladies were precipitated out of the
buggy on to the pike, and Mrs. Granger
was slightly injured.
The following were elected members
at the meeting Of the Pioneer Associ-
alton Saturday afternoon: Mr.. e. D.
Mansfield, Mr.. Matthew McMurty, now
of Butler County, ILL.,, Mr.. John Gray,
OF Fifth street, and COL. John Gray, the
Ex-Councilman, DR.. 7. N. Wise, N. Ii.
Sinclair, Mrs. Nancy Clark and Mrs.
Mary Keene.
Judge Phelps gave a decision in the
case Of the Banklick Turnpike Com
pany, that the tolls on SAID road be re-
duced until it nets 10 per cent, and no
more, upon $26,350; and also, that the
tolls will from this date to the filing OF
the next report OF the Company in July,
1877, be reduced one-sixLh from the
present rate Of tolls now charged.
POLICE CoURT.-Capt. j. Sponsor and
Luke cutler pay $28 and costs each tor
breach Of the peace; Frank Best, on
the same charge, was dismissed; Thom-
as Mcdonald, on similar charge, was
also dismissed, and George Brosemer
fined $13 and cost; Pat. Crowley was
honorably discharged, for a breach OF
the peace, and Peter Collins fined $2S;
Ed. Patterson, lor being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $l3 including cost.
The majority OF the above Will work out
their fines on the stone pile at 80 cents a
day. Book beer was the cause of the
unusual large slate this morning.
NEWPORT.
Susanna Myers was adjudged luna
tic in the County Court saturday.
Mr.. John Habbel was appointed col
lector of delinquent taxes and qualified
as such Saturday.
The Waldenmeyer Amateur Orchestra
will give a concert al Red Mems Hall
on the evening OF the 26th inst.
Master Matte Moore, of Lexington,
KY, arrived in town this morning on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. b. Downing.
The Tibbatts Minstrels contemplate
tour through Kentucky and Indiana, Civ
ing exhibitions i'll the smaller towns.
A new brass band, named the Eureka,
consisting Of sixteen musicians, from
this city and Cincinnati, has been orga-
nized.
Mr.. John Kline leaned against the
cigar-lighter in Theis' saloon on York
street Saturday and had the whole back
OF his coat burned.
Mr.. A. J. Patrick, the wel-known
painter, will shortly lead to- the hy-
meneal altar Miss Mary Trunnell, an
accomplished young lady OF Falmouth,
Kentucky.
A squad Of soldiers under Sergeant
Ritzheimen were busy all morning clear
ing the way to receive company OF
troops, who are expected to arrive from
Atlanta, Ga, some day this week.
An exciting game OF baseball was
played yesterday, on the Mill bottoms,
between the Rileys, of this city, and the
Mutuals, OF Cincinnati, resulting in fa-
yor Of the Rileys by score OF tot.
A normal Bible class was organized
Saturday night by the officers and
teachers of all the Sundays chools, at
Taylor-street III. E. Church. The regu-
lar meetings OF the class will be held
every Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock.
Officer Connolly was notified last even
ing OF a terrible racket that was being |
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