The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-20
COVINGTON.

The LeVerman and Mann burglary case
was still in progress at IL O'Clock TO-
day.
In the County Court this morning
Walter Long was appointed guardian oil
Author Long.
POLICE Courtroom Dorm, drunk,
$4; John I. Moore, same; John Murphy,
drunk and disorderly, $40 and costs.
The saloon keepers whose cases were
continued in the Police Court, were Or
dered to get out their license this morn-
ing.
George Carr, OF Falmouth, was exam
ined before Commissioner BOstwlck yes
terday, and held in the sum OF y, QUO TO
answer at the December term ol the
District Court to The charge OF manulac-
turing tobacco without q license.
The Louisville & Cincinnati Short-llne
Railroad have issued circular notliy-
ing their employees that reduction OF
ten per cent. will be made in their wages
on and alter the 1st day OF August,
which viii i'll all probability result IN
strike.
Miss Salne Bishop and Miss Kate Ma
hon leave Ior College Hill Saturday, to
remain there during the summer. The
number Of hearts that will be made nap
py AT College Hill can only be estimated
By the lonely ones left behind in Gov.
tngton.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The inhuent pipe con-
tract was awarded to Is. X. Morton. A
bill of l.. D. Croninger, amounting to $52,
WAS allowed. j. Z. Orr, Jr.. City AUDI
tor, was granted leave OF absence until
Monday. The following was adopted:
s.Resolved, That hereafter all bills and
claims against the CITY shall De pre-
scented to the Auditor at least one DAY
before the day on which Council snail
hold their first meeting IN each month,
and that no bills or claims be considered
at any other meeting than the first meet
ing in each month, except such as are
referred to and reported on by some
committee Of Council, and such claims
snail be placed on The schedule OF allow
ance at said first meeting if they have
not peen properly allowed"
Adjourned.
Theodore Levermann, the salOonist OF
Filth sSFUst, and Col. Billy Mann were
arrested last night on u charge OF havs
iug burglarized the grocery OF Mr.
WO0lson. Tue charge Is made Dy Mrs.
j. Steinborn, VINO alleges that she saw
Billy Mann come out ot the rear door OF
the grocery with ham IN each hana,
and that he handed them to Levermann,
SN--'
The search Of the premises revealed the
presence OF tour hams. Two were found
at the rear corner OF Levermanrs mouse,
and Lwo in u barrel iu the rear emu oil
The back yard. The canvas had been
stripped from them, thus agreeing villa
Mrs. Steinborn's story, tor she clalmed q
that she saw LeverDann strip the Can
vas of The hams, throw the canvas over
the back leuce of Woolson's lot, and
nj Hhp rpnnrt The
arrest made "a great sensation lasthlgnt
NEWPORT.
MIR. TAYLOR Thornton, Jr., is recover
ing from his severe illness.
MIR. Charles Stricken died yesterday
Mt the age OF siXty-three years.
Miss Julia Gould left this morning fol
Maysyille 10 appear III concert thls
Lyenlng. .,r r.... ...
A. S. Berry did not reach home, from
Big Bone, last eSening'in time lo bant
lu his resignation as Mayor.
Mrs. Scariett, wife OF j. A. Scarlet
died at an early hour this morning
ner residence, No. 223 York street.
A lad named Thomas Milet narrowly
escaped drowning while catching drif
Woou in the Lickiug River yesterday.
The "Arlingtons" gave very pleas
ant entertainment at Eclipse Hall las
night, Seventy live couples were pres
ant, all Of whom enjoyed themselves u
their hearts conten..
A colored damsel named Mag. Hutch
inson sWore out warrant this mornlni
ror the arrest of Sal. Jones, also or th'
same color, on a charge OF breach or TN
peace. Sal. VIII have u hearing to-moI
row morning. .'.. ..
Ike Burkelow, the famous base-ballis
Of luis city, who Aell tue position o
pitcher lor The Memphis Reds up TO tn
lime they disbanded, has been engaged
by Rochester, N. Y, Club and lett 10
Lnat cltyyesteruay. ..
'Squire Joe Hotf was arrested las
nighV on peace warrant, sworn out b.
mis- vile, Anna Hof, VINO charges hin
with Numerically beating her AM
threatening to shoot hsr. The''Squir
was Obliged to deposit 500 for his ap
peArance on Monday before Squire I
+. Bucuanan.
"A colored youth, named Will. Jack
son, was before Judge Gelsler thi
morning 10 answer q charge Of an as
sault upon old "Aunt Julp Penn.
mons. The old lady called Will. a TOOL
wnen he picked up q club and com
meuced an attack Oh 'JuI," Whe
Oticer Boyd came along and took lii
youth in. The Judge has WILLIS cas-
under advisement.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS The Youn
Nen's oodality Of tne church OF the ln
maculate Conception were granted pei
mission to land their picnic boats ire
OF Charge on the I'd OF August.
PERMISSION was granted for the eret
tion OF a musc-stand in the southeas
corner OF the Courthouse square.
Claims were allowed to such as ow
taxes to the cIly.
Assessor Brazier was Allowed $54 70
collecting special taxes.
A resolution resembling the resolutio
to abolish the office OF Superintenden en-
of the Waler-works, was introduced
IL was adopted amid great sensation
Mr Shinkle, who introduced this las
resolution, was strong advocate OF tn
original resolution which is thus n
peuled, and confessed that he had bee
misled by Mayor Berry, through who's
absence from court on Tuesday the cit
was thrown in the mandamus suit.
call was made on the CITY Attorney 70
information. He CLAIMED that thrOug
Mr.. Berry's absence he had been pr