The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
COVINGTON.

herday and was severely injured.
The Forty Hours Devotion commences
NEXT sunday morning at st. Marys
}Cathedral.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-S. #. Abbott
land ReDecca Hernuon; Fred. Vogt ana
Laura A. Vestal.
Miss Sybil Schley, of Milwaukee,
jniece of Ex-senator Carpenter, is In Lhe
icity on visit TO Miss Ida Hudson.
The clearinghouse Of Mrs. Sarah Nor
Igan, No. 23S Madison street, was'vislted
10y burglars and robbed Of lot of cloth
hng. ..-.. ...
Brtting & Co., of Ciucinnati, yester-
iday brought suit in the Circuit Court
against Belle Miller Tor 500 damages
land the recovery OF piano.
Messrs. j. q. Carlisle and .. Fl. Fisk
made the closing arguments yesterday
lin the Culbertson will case, which was
given to the jury in the evening.
The Covington Light Guard has made
IAN arrangement with the Tibbatts' Band,
of Newport, by which the latter will be
known hereafter as the CoVington Light
Guard Band.
Clemens Heinbrook, while engaged In
chopping down tree on Lewis street
yesterday, was badly injured by the tree
On u1ms Inv pOLN NlSSp Va 49,
Schneider were called on and the In
iured man taken to his home.
U. B. Stephens, President of the City
Eouucil, mas received word that Smith
m. Hawes is under arrest Ia London,
canada. Messrs. d. 9. Collins and u.
III. Hartley left Tor that place last even
Ang to effect HaWes' eXtradition.
Deputy Marshal Chas. Rugg night before
Hast arrested a man named Frank Hilck-
mann, VINO had in his possession q lot
of empty cigar boxes with uncanceled
stamps. He was arrAgned before Com
missioner Bostwick, and bound over IN
hhe sum of $1,000. ". .s..
Richard Grant, of Florence, Boone
County, who has been accused oil haN-
Ding been too intimate with a married
woman of that place, was sought out ny
about dozen armed men who wanted
Ito "bull-duZe" him. Grant escaped by
dumping cut OF window, breaking an
arm and injuring his hip.
NEWBORN.
Gordon g. Mcclure have lost $3.50
tleat by the ice.
The Democracy left to-day to indig-
nate at Louisville.
The five per cent. has been added 10
all unpaid tax-bllls.
The uniform Of the Van Yoast Guards
arrived rom New York yesterday.
Miss Maggie McCugh, of Louisville,
Ky, is visiting her relatives anu friends
in this city.
The grocery OF Fred. Ferth was visit
ed by burglars, VINO carried of lot OF
bottled whisky. ....
Tibbatts street, fronting the new mar
Ket-house, is in horrible condition.
The whole space is covered with sheet
Ot ice.
The Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. +. ID.
Wilson, and made arrangements for the
grand charity ball.
Passenger train No. 8, of the Louis
willie Shorl-.ine, broke one of the main
Irods yesterday. and was delayed two
hours in consequence.
! Captain Horne, of the Columbus Bar
racks Band, arrived in town This MORN
hug. He will attend the funeral OF the
1ate Mr.. Truman, which takes place TO-
morrow. "--., IS.
Getty CoURT.--John Wolf, jr., drunk
enness, 81 and costs; Laura Case, Annie
Fesler and Maggie Richardson, for keep
ing disorderiy house, were committed
in default of 500 bail each.
The funeral of the venerable Mr.
Johnathan Edgar was largely attended
lthis morning. Noah's Dove 'Lougs, No.
20, 1. .. o. F., attendedin a body. Mr.
w. A. Cotter act as Chaplain, and read
a sketch of his lite in connection with
the Order, and theceremonies laid down
in the ritual appropriate to the occasion.
LUDLOW. KY.
In pursuance of an order of the city
Council, at its last session, the Mayor
has Instituted proceedings against N.
Oeshner Tor selling beer without city
license. The trial is set for next Satur-
day at 2 O'clock 2. NJ, and, from the
grand array of witnesses summoned by
His Honor in behalf of the city, rich de-
VelOpments are expected.
Now that the bovine war is over, and
the 'sblessed COW" hath gained her llber.
dy to eat grass wherever sue sees it
grow, and the equine population or the
burg hath also gained freedom to roam
at large, all through the interposiLion
and eloquent pleadIngs' OF "James The
Lesser" our lively legislators, in order t.
keep up enough excitement 70 prevent
their constituents from freezing this
fearful winter, ana by way of giving any
good citizen with partality for "urack.
'ers a cuance 10 turn all honest (?) pen
ny, have offered a reward OF $40 iVr evl
malp OF selling beer by the glass.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Rev.J. S. ohlpman has chosen for his
subject next Sunday "What is the Mat.
ter with the Menw ..'-
Rev. Mckee will deliver series o
sermons at the Second Presbyterian
Church during this week.
The annual catalogue of fine trottert
and stations OF Captain b. ). Treacy'.
will be put out in a few days.
Captain J. w. Kidd, the genial Bus
and Transfer Agent, who has been con-
fined to his room Tor several weeks, is
.cenyalescing, and it is hoped he will
soon be out again, as he is seriously
missed by the travelling public.
Two colored men called at Mr.. Hanni
baps store ON Winchester street Satur
day night, and bought ~ bill OF un
gderelothing. After having them wrappet
up they wanted something else, but JUS
as Mrs. Hannibal turned her back the
.awo seized the goods and broke for the
street and vanished out of sight.
N'.'- HAMILTON.