The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
COVINGTON.


clown.
The game law suspends tomorrow for
this State.
squire Francis fined Charles Faul-
wether 50 for u breach of the peace yes
terday.
A car load Of blooded cattle arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Hon. N. B. Stephens will resign his Of
flee OF President Of the Council at the
end Of the year.
The inquest yesterday on the body of
William Rifles resulted in verdict of
suicide by drowning.
Booker roped in twenty-five more
signers to the Murphy pledge at WILL
Jamestown Wednesday night.
Mr. L. NJ. Booth, an old and we'll
respected citizen, formerly Of this city,
died in Indianapolis yesterday.
The roof OF Perry F1ulason's house on
Fifteenth and Bankllck streets, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The reception of the Merry Compan-
ions at Wenzeps Hall last night was al
tended by u large and sociable crowd.
Caroline Mccormack yesterday sued
her husband, William Mccormack, for
divorce, on the ground oi drunkenness.
One hundred thousand California SAL
mon eggs nave been received by the Fish
Commissioners OF this State from Cali
fornia.
James H. Ayerill and his estimable
wife will celebrate their tin wedding TO-
night at their residence, No. 1U9 East
Tenth street.
The man (Thomas) who caused all the
trouble at Galway 81 SemplG's foundry
yesterday joined the Unlon, and the men
resumed operations THIS morning.
James Collins, resident Of Whitley
County, SOLD his vote and was arrested
and found guilty, and DISTINGUISHED Tor
life. This is the first case Of this kind
on record.
The funeral of Miss Lucy Wilkerson,
who was burned to death by coal-oIl
explosion, took place this afternoon from
the FIRST Baptist Church. Her remains
were taken to Mt. Sterling for interment.
POLICE C0URT.-Ja ames Alexandria,
petty larceny, 30 days in the Work
house; Luke cutler, John Murphy, va
grancy, Lo give bond for $3.50 or 90 TO the
Work-house for 20 days; Waller Run
kin, breach Of the peace, 81; James Wal
shire, disOrderly, continued.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The Southern Rail
way ordinance being under cOnsidera- |
tion was amended by inserting alter the |
word railway in the fifth line the words |
sand necessary sidings north Of Third |
street." Also by limiting the rate of
speed inside the city TO five miles per |
hour.
A communication from John Kearney |
and j. L. Sullivan asking Tor instruc-
tlons as to what course they should pur- |
sue in reference to the PerclVal judg- |
ment, was referred to the Committee on |
Law.
The resignation of James &. Burk as |
policeman was presented and referred |
10 the Committee on Law. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Hunting is good III Pendleton County.
The game law expires tomorrow for
this STATE.
Robert Poehner, breach of the peace,
So and costs.
Ole Uncle Pete is the oldest Baptist
In Newport.
Dr.. GunkePs residence was burglar
lied yesterday morning.
The concert and ball at Red Mems
Hall last night was huge affair.
MI. and Mrs. George Rudolph cele-
brated their silver wedding Weuues day
night.
That foot and hoss race will come off
ut the Newport Race Track TO morrow,
weather permitting.
MIR. Dueber will shortly give party
and supper at Odd-tellows' Hall in be-
half Of his workingmen.
Rev. L. D. Ware, of Cold Spring Mill,
breaches sunday morning and evening
at the FIRST Baptist Church.
ALT CHM has been appointed special
detective to weed out the new gang OF
thieves that invest this city.
The Mite Society of Grace NJ. L.
church met last night at the residence
OF Alrs. Hugh Moore, on York street.
The old Newport Barracks took the
first prize, $3.50, at The military tourna-
ment held AT Belielontaine yesterday.
Bill Glore, chief of the Covington Fire
Department, was in town last evening
pryiug into the secrets OF our fast De-
partment.
The war that waged between the Van
Voast Guards and B. Fischer, lessee of
Red Mems Hall, has been adjusted, ana
quiet reigns supreme.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, held yesterday at the residence
of Mrs. Ryder, it was resolved to give Il
calico bail Tor the purpose of raising
funds to aid the poor OF The city.
George Birthstone was arrested last
night for numerically beating his moth
er, he was called In the City Court this
morning, but he refused to be tiled by
other than jury trial, and the case was
continued till Tomorrow. He gave bonds
in the sum OF 500 for his appearance.
Dietrich Brandt, owner of the prop
erty at the corner OF Mayo and Mon
mouth streets, that was sold at auction
Tuesday last, entered a protest against
The sale Oh the grounds that II was
knocked down too soon, not giving 9TH
ers chance who were willing to bid
higher.
LEXINGTON, KY.
DR.. Herrs sale of trotting stock took
place yesterday.
The oldest daughter of Mr.. James Far
ia is dangerously ill.
Hon. b. f. Buckner has returned from
Put-inBay much improved in health.
The Indebtedness of b. b. Groom &
Son, of Clark County, is about $500, ,OOO.
We learn that Slauphter Rassatt 10 |