The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
COvINGTON.

.ayoung SON.
Internal Revenue collections for the
past week, $92, 722 "A.
Miss Jessie Gowdy, OF New Richmond,
Ohio, is visiting Miss Annie Catch.
Mr., Peter Dillon, of Pittsburg, and
Mr.. John Burk, OF Dayton, Ohio, are In
the city.
Fltty-tour children received first COM
munion at the Catholic Church in Paris,
KY, last Sunday.
A society for the prosecution of viola
tors Of the nsh law has been organized
in Harrison County.
Joseph johnson was badly inJur red
Sunday, by being thrown from q buggy
on the Lexington Pike.
Mr.. Henry Dressman and Miss Mary
Miller were united III marriage this
morning at st. Joseph Church.
The regular May meeting OF the New
port aud U0vingt0n Medical Society will
be held this evening at the Council
Chamber.
John Smith, who murdered Judge
John 3. Carson some time since in STAN
f0rd, KY, has been found guilty and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for life.
8ir Knights II. Bostwick, L. D. Cron-
inger, j.. 2. Harbick, j. 5. Lyle, j. j.
Nigman and G. l.. Brown lett to-day for
tCariisle, Nicholas County, to attend the
Annual Council Of the Grand Command
cry.
POLICE CoURr.-Jack Fenton, Pat.
Maloue and Juhn England, disorderly
Oonduct, 81 and costs; ''Smiler" Peg, 81,
tQr emptying a bueketful OF the essence
bf spinal oil ON Jonn Taylor; j. Hall, "a,
drink.
The pardons are so few in this State,
and the convictions 80 numerous that
the Penitentiary 10 crowded to its ut
most capacity. Yhe upper portion OF
the Penitentiary Is now being used, a
thing that has not occurred for years.
Mrs. Eliza Gorman, of Walton, KY,
tho only woman who witnessed the
noss-Allen prize fght, was arraigned
before the Commissioner yesterday on q
charge Of selling without a license in
this city in 1872. The case will come of
Dn the 23l inst.
NEWPORT.
James Wilson fell into the malt eel
lar at Butcher 81 Wiedemann's brewery
last evening, and bit his tongue in two,
besides sustaining severe Injuries about
ihe head.
Mr.. VIM. Cropper Of Boone County,
was thrown from HE buggy on Madison
received sonie slight injuries. The horse
ran OF and smashed the buggy.
A three lays-old female baby was
found night before last on the door step
pt u house on Saratoga street, near
Ringgold, wrapped up in two old shawls
md table cover. The child was given
into the care OF Mrs. Schwartz, the
Jailer's vile.
Clara T., the beautiful little two-year-
old daughter OF Officer Ill. f. SpecKman,
who was awarded the first premium in
Class L at DR.. Maley's Baby Snow, re-
ceived $50 gold medal on Saturday. II
is u shield OF solid gold bearing appro.
pirate inscriptions on each side.
The morning hours in the Criminal
Court were taken up in the case Of
Charles Boland, who Is charged with an
assaultswith intent to commit a rape on
the person of Sarah Armstrong, last
january. The case was given to the
Jury at u O'Clock, and is now pending
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Treasurer's re.
$4,000 81. The Census Committee re.
ported total oil 8 448 names taken. AL
salaries for April were ordered paid
The Picnic Committee reported that
June 8 had been decided on for the an.
nual school picnic, and Parlor Grove
The place selected.
CITY CoURT.-John Davis, Jim Ryan
and Dan. Cleary, the latter street cal
uriyer from Cincinnati, were arrested
last night on the charge Of drunk and
disorderiy and resisting officers; Judge
aeisler continued their cases Till to-mOr
row; Mrs. Neavel, drunk and disorder.
ly, $l6 and costs, 1ne remitted on condi
tion that she does better in future.
Mr.. Aleck Joyce and Miss Alice An
drews, OF this city, proceeded to Cincin
natl yesterday, and, procuring mar
Tiage license, were married by Esquire
RoWekamp. Last evening, on their re
turn they were both arrested BY
Marshal Lock, the groom on the charge
OF assault and battery, and the bride OIL
the charge of grand larceny. The war
rants were sworn out by Mrs. Andrews
VINO was opposed to the marriage of hel
daughter to Joyce. Mrs. Joyce, nee Mis-.
Andrews, is but fifteen years old, anc
couple spent the night in jail. Thi
morning Joyce appeared before Squire
Bodkin, and was nned $40 and costs. Ii
default he went to jail. The young bride
last night, was allowed to return home
DAYTON. KY.
COUNCIL RocEEDINGs.-Council me
tdbb AiOoluCub hdboOu III I'll
chair and all the members present. 4
communication from John Trapp, sayin,
in effect that he must have money, o
that he would have to stop work on W al
nut street, was referred to the Law Com
mittee.
A communication from James McAr
thur, stating that he was unable to pa.
his portion Of the assessment necessar.
for the improvement OF Main street, wa
received and filed.
Licenses to keep saloons were gran te,
TO John Nolte. Chas. Motz, Henry Vot
nohr, Joseph Elmer and John Moeiler.
A Communication from Mayor Gunni
son, in reply to one from Clerk Heeg, 1
reference to some action recommends
to be taken by him in disbanding tn
crowd OF loafers around the car stables
saying that "duties OF the Mayor al
simply judicial, and can not very we
commence until the Marshal and hi
deputies perform theirs" was receive
and filed.
Bills were approved and ordered pal
as follows: Fred. Bode, $12 Is; Pete