The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-26
COVINGTON.
Leyermann has not been released.

MIR. John Glendmyer has a young
daughter at his house.
Mrs. William Webb died at her resi-
dence, near DeCourcey, this morning.
Albert Pitts, for breach OF the peace,
was fined one cent and costs this morn
ing.
Charles Williams, former resid ent
OF this city, died in indianapolis last
week.
& The suit of Showers against Bullock
resulted In q verdict oil $4,000 for the
plaintiff.
The North Kentucky Teachers Asso-
citation convenes for important business,
Oh the 9th inst, at Williamstown.
Mr.. George Il. Montgomery and Miss
Hattie Kilburn were married, last night,
at the First Christian Church, by Rev.
p. b. Willis.
The one hundred couples that were in
attendance ut the R4Ltlero' ball in Odd
fellows Hall, last night, spent O most
enjoyable evening.
Thieves visited lawyer Benton's res
idence, No. 3l7 Garrard street, last night
and got away with IL pair Of sleeve but
tons valued ut sac.
Dan. Casey, for violating the Internal
Revenue laws, was dismissed by the
Comm ssoner this morning upon the
payment Of the costs and license,
A catfish weighing one hundred and
eighty-siX pounds is on exhibition at l..
A. Moser g. CO.'S, 625 Madison street.
It was caught in the Ohio River, below
the mouth Of Licking.
Lowell e. Burlington received a large
safe from Halls Safe and Lock Factory
In (InninnNti thiR mOrnjnp and n
it in their factory on Scott street. The
safe weighs $3.50 pounds.
George and James Williams and Geo.
Fish were arrested this morning BY
Marshal Bolan for robbing the shoe shop
of J. Littine few days since. The
goOus were found in their possession
and they were trying to dispose ol them
in Cincinnati.
MI. Frank Lambert, who was sent to
the Lunatic Asylum about year since
and returned home about three weeks
ago, made an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide last night. He cut his throat i'll
three different places with II pair OF scis-
sOrs. Medical aid was called, and fears
are entertained lor his lie.
The following is the list of officers
elected at the Grand Lodge in Louis
vile: b. f. Pullen, Grand Master; JAS.
M. Hines, Deputy Grand Master; James
r. Marrs, Grand Warden; VIM. White.
Grand Secretary; W. W. Morris, Grand
Representative; Geo. NJ. Morris, Grand
Treasurer.
CITY COUNCIL The Committee on
Law, through MIR. Blakely, reported, in
reference to the claims of Sullivan,
Kearney and Deglow, for the judgment
OF Ii. S. Percival against them for So 500,
m n6inU tho aIlnWapoa f,f
the claim, and a further reference to
ascertain the exact amount. Concurred
in.
The Committee on Water.works re-
ported in favor of extending the water
pipe on Garrard street one hundred and
fifty feet further south. Concurred in.
Bills of j. G. Carlisle and Stevenson &
CHara, for $500 each, for fees in free
bridge mandamus case, were referred to
the Committees ON Claims and Law
Also, bill Of j. g. Carlisle for $3.50, fee
In the case OF W. E. Arthur against City
Of CoVington, to enjoin certain taxes.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. John Meisenheimer, formerly of
Newport, is very i'll at Humboldt,
Texas.
Jacob GrOsman, an estimable young
man, died at an early hour this morning
OF consumption.
Mr.. Spinks, residing on Washington
avenue, is more troubled with thieves
than any ten men in this town.
The KaeIis Dramatic Club will give it's
first entertainment November 49, for the
benefit of the Church OF the Sacred
Heart at Bellevue.
The Mite Society OF St. PauPs 2. Z.
Church will meet, Tuesday evening, at
the residence OF Rev. Mr.. Pettis, on
Washington avenue.
Y. NJ. q. A.-All are cordially invited
to service conducted by the members
OF the Y. M. c. A., of Cincinnati, Sun
day evening, at the Westminster
Protestant Church, corner OF York and
Ringgod streets. Services in the morn
ing AS usual.
According to the Treasurer's report to |
the City Council last night, the total re-
ceipts tor the year ending October, |, |
1877, amounted to $1S2,03S 0S. and the |
total disbursements for the correspond. |
ing period amounted to $l79, 131 81, leav-
ing a balance OF $2,906 81.
Toney Netzer, q driver OF one of Deppe |
CO.'S brewery wagons, lett home last |
tuesday, and since then has iailed to |
put In an appearance. An examination |
Of his accounts disclOses the taot that
he is nearly one hundred dollars short;
iii other words, that he collected thai |
sum and left.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The September and
October salaries OF the city officers,
amounting to 81, 474 0l, were ordered
paid. The salary OF the night guard at
The Station-house, amounting to $40, was
ordered paid. The pay of the watchman
at the Station.house was fixed AZ 81 %
per night. Mr.. Thomas Bodkins was
elected Commissioner OF the Poor. Chas.
Splnks was awarded the contract OF
furnishing the city with one hundred
and eighty perch Of rip-rap stone at 95
cents per perch. A lively debate on
resolution offered to allow the steam
street-cars to enter the city without
horsepower terminated in an adjourn-
ment.
Mary Mulvey, resident of Covington,
paid her old friend, Kate McGoyerD
alias Handsome Kate, a friendly visit
yesterday at her residence on Southgale
street near Cabot, this city. During the
afternoon each sent for the beer several
times, and before dark they were botu
giOriously drunk. About this time u
third party joined In named Steve Reed,
WHO was also "as iull as TICK" anu