The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-15
COVINGTON.
Council meeting tonight.

Hon. Charles Eginton is OF to Lexing-
ton on q business trip.
The Young Folks Social Club meets
tonight at the residence Of Miss Emma
Hardy.
Thirty car loads Of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
A marriage license was issued last
night to Herman Wilken and Catherine
Stumpel.
In the Police Court this morning Joe
kuntz, for peddllng without q license,
was hned $13.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee will meet Monday evening at No. 535
Madison street.
VIM. L. Grant was appointed Admin
istrator of the estates OF Richard and
William Southgate.
The house OF Chas. j. Young, corner
Mary ana Austin streets, was visited
by thieves yesterday.
Miss Cora Miller and Mt. John G.
Metcalfe, Of the Circuit Clerks Office,
were married yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Jos. Koteny, pastor of the Madi'
s0n-street Methodist Church, was the
recipient of "plug" hat lasL night.
Blonde O'Hara, the policeman, was
around soliciting the patronage OF the
West Enders Tor red birds this morning.
Bill Webb, for assaulling with intent
to Kill John Baldwin, was Aeld over for
his appearance Friday in the sum Of
$500.
A flush pipe is to be laid on Eleventh
and Washington streets, for the protec-
tion OF the wafer pipes, to prevent their
freezing.
Charles Wise, the boy charged with
stealing collars and cuffs from the Chi
nese Laundry, was taken TO the House
OF Refuge this morning.
Caleb Carpenter, liquor merchant,
made an assignment yesterday after
noon, but in the evening the papers were
again Withdrawn or cancelled.
Mr.. L. Meis celebrated his tin wed
ding at his home, on Fourth street,
Tuesday night, and was the recipient OF
many presents. The evening was spent
in discussing a sumptuous repast,
dancing, &c.
The Olympic Mlnstrels' performance
at Odd-lellows' Hall last night was d
SUCCESS In every manner. They give
another Of their delightful entertain
ments at the same place on Saturday
afternoon and evening, and nave re-
duced the prices to starvation rates.
A Democratic consultation meeting
Was held last night at ArDeiter Hall.
Resolutions were adopted requesting an
early meeting Of the City Executive
Committee, and suggesting to that
Committee, as sense of the NEE ting,
that Delegate Convention be called
and primary meetings required strictly
to be kept open the iull Time fixed by the
Committee.
Col. Jas. Booker Is still sweeping the
country in beDalt Of the temperance
movement. Sunday night he address ed
a meeting at Florence, Indiana, which
resulted in one hundred aud ten sign
ing the pledge. Last night he addressed
meeting at Independence, and, under
the influence OF his Oratorical abilities,
ninety-three came forward and pulled
the blue string.
NEWPORT.
The Phillips concert at Grace NJ, E,
Church last night was well attended.
Judge j. r. Hallam and John B. Tay-
lor, Esq, arrived home last evening
from Frankfort.
A penalty Of ten per cent. will be add
ed to all unpaid State taxes after the
1st OF December.
NJ. V. DAILY, e g., has presented his
newly married daughter with two hand
some brick houses.
The pupils of the Public Schools, in
charge of Prof. Jones, will visit the
tZoo-zoo" Saturday.
A balky team obstructed the wagon
track on the railroad bridge last even
ing ior nearly an hour.
The New Arion Singing Society, under
the leadership 0! Professor Steinert. ha a
nearly fifty members. They will shortly
commence rehearsing for the May Mu-
steal Festival, to be held at Cincinnati.
Rev. Father Ennis, Assistant Pastor
OF the hurch OF the Immaculate Con-
ception, LETT for Cynthiana yesterday to
celebrate, with Father Tom Major, the
second anniversary OF their ordination.
BURGLARIEs LAST NIGHT.-The resi-
dence VI DIR. Pike, on Columbia street,
near Taylor, was entered by thieves last
night and S2O In money and loL OF yalu.
abe silver ware taken. The residence
OF Mrs. Parker, on Taylor street, was
Visited and silver watch taken.
The new members of the Democratic
City Executive Committee met last
night for organization. The following
gentlemen were present: William Nc
Uooms, Henry Houser, r. &. SAinkle,
Mat. Blau, Joseph Weingartuer, r. Z,
Walsh, Richard Barrett, Chris. Ferris.
Captain X. q. Shinkle was elected Presi-
dent; 4. +. Walsh, Esq, Secretary, and
William McCOoms Treasurer.
Quite sensation was created on the
rallroad bridge last evening, by two
women, one Of whom endeayored to
throw the other overheard. 1t appears
she husband Of one OF the women was
srosslng the bridge in company with n
woman OF questionable character. when
he came In collision with his enraged
vile, when the tussle above alluded to
ensued. The oowardly husband rushed
from the scene, leaving the women to
light it out.
An important suit was brought by F..
J. Gruele, assignee of M. Schroll, In the
Circult Court yesterday. The bill seeks
TO set ASIDE certain conveyances OF real
estate In Campbell County conveyed to
Elman by scnroll, April 10, 1877. upon
the ground that Schroll ut the time was
insoivent, ana Elman knowing that
fact accepted a preference over the
other creditors OF Schroll, and Schrol
within less time than four montbs after
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