The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-15
COVIEGTON.

Pat. Burke Is responsible for that
young son at his house.
The internal revenue collections dur
ing the past week amounted to $54, 147 70.
The broken section OF the old mtluent
pipe was found and repaired yesterday.
Que hundred and sixteen arrivals at
the Reed House. THIS SPEAKS for its
popularity.
The Covington section of Working
men met at Welliug's Hall yesterday
afternoon.
One hundred and five car loads OF
stock arrived at the COYingJon stock
yards yesterday.
Chas. Nichols, for a breach of the
peace, was dismissed this morning by
esquire Francis.
Geo. Clotehouse mourns the loss O.. W
worth of coopeI's tools that were taken
from his shop Saturday night.
Billy Mead has married the Postmis.
tress OF DanVille, Ill. No wonder he
had lots OF rocks i'll his clothes yester-
day.
The Ladies' Society of the Mother OF
God Church celebrated their annual all
niversary yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies.
Thomas Hume, who accidentally shot
himself at Wiiliamstuwn last County
Court day, died Saturday. lie was "a
resident OF Callensvllle.
"Ducky" Haines, the newly installed
policeman, Is to be presented with
war club tonight, with appropriate Ger.
emonies, at the Gem Cigar Store.
POLICE CoURT-Kate Stover, Mary
Burns, Geo. Moore and John Doran,
drunk, "a each; Ernst Clark, shooting
with intent TO kIll, continued until to-
morrow.
Some advocate OF the Temperance
cause turned on the faucet al +. W. Mil
ler's rectlfying establishment the other
day, ana before it was discovered sew
eral barrels of whisky had escaped,
causing u loss OF several hundred dol
lars.
U. S. Special Bailitf Keith arrested
Henry Austin saturday n1ght at LenoX-
burg, in Pendleton County, and brought
him to the city for violating the internal
revenue laws. lie was arralgned before
Commls sioner Bostwick this morning,
and gave bond Tor his appearance, with
ii. Frank as surety.
At meeting of the School Board Sat-
urday evening bids for building the
Bcho0l-house at the corner of Filth and
Phi drlpnia streets were referred to
The Building Committee, with instruc-
tions TO report the lowest and best bid at
special NEE ting to be held next Tues
nay ever ing.
The Simon Kenton Pioneer Associa-
tion met Saturday evening, The Con-
stitution was amended 50 as to allow
persons who have lived in the State
thirty years TO become members and the
lime OF the next meeting changed TO
July 4, 1878. The name OF General VIM.
o. Butler, of Carroll County, Was added
to the honorary roll by formal resolu-
tlOn.
NEWPORT.
COL Peter Donan has returned from a
tour through Arkansas and Indian Ter
rt0ry.
A mass Murphy meeting will be held
at Grace NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
ing under the auspices OF The q. q. L. U.
Jacob Voegel marched into the Coun-
ty Court thts morning, and declared his
intention OF becoming citizen of the
United States.
The wife ot'Squire Bodkins is lying
dangerously i'll from intern 4 Injuries
received aO0ut four weeks ago While
lifting a keg OF lard.
In the County Court this morning the
last will and testament of Charlotte
Weichert was recorded, and Louisa
Weichert appointed as eXecutrix.
The death of Henry Buchanan being
announced to the County Court this
morning, the Office OF Squire that, the
First District, was declared vacant.
MIR. NJ. II. Jones, the York-street rem
oVator, is minus fine goose that he |
was tattenlpg up for Thanksgiving. A |
fuief walked of with her gooseship las t
night.
The funeral OF the late Henry Bu-
phanaI took place yesterday from the |
Episcopal Churcn, Rev. Mr. Petts Off |
piallng. The remains were inferred in |
Evergreen Cemetery.
Mr.. Frank Dye and Miss Virginia |
BOYD will be married this evening at |
The residence OF Rev. Mr.. Felix. To- |
morrow evening Miss Cora Bell Dye |
and MIR. Richard Ii. Gray, OF Cold spring, |
will be married.
A singing society called the Carton" |
was organized last evening at the resi-
AohSS VI L IOleSbOI SlCluCIls luG lOI" /
lowing are the officers: John Neiser, |
PRESIDENT; Fred. Benerman, Vice Presi-
1ent; john KlOtzback, Secretary.
Between three aud 1our hundred men |
and boys were attracted to the Mil |
Bottoms yesterday Afternoon to witness |
D game Of bHse-Dall between two rival |
Clubs vi Cincinnati. The Enquirer man
puts the number at ten thousand who |
the gume.
John Bloom, while nnder the Influence
Dl sour mash yesterday, visited his |
friend Il, nry santtleDen, on Washing
Ton avenue. During his stay Johu |
picked quarrel with his friend, Gurlng |
which he knocked Henry down, inntct. |
ing IL severe wound Oh his face. The |
later swOre out a warrant and had |
Bloom arrested. He was put under |
bonds for hts appearance W eduesday.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The hotels did u thriving business last
week.
hoGn, to tie wife OF Geo. W. Darnall,
q sOl.
Born, to the wife Of W. S. Bell.
daughter, :"
non. J. stoddard Johnson was in the
rity Saturday.