The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-20
COVINGTON.


Temperance meeting tonight at Greers
Hall.
The attending boys at Hemingray's are
on strike.
Rev. Father Brossart, Of Paris, KY, was
in the city yesterday.
Wheat is foot high and peach tress in
bloom in Fulton County.
Constable John Rife arrested Jake Stein
born on capias this morning.
Mr. H. NJ Swope has in his possession
shekel twenty FIVE hundred years old.
After tea next Tuesday evening it will be
Tansey, Councilman in the Third Ward,
We regret to announce the death of the
infant child of Mr.. Peabody, of Madison
street
The venerable Esquire Joseph Duvenick
celebrated his sixty-seventh birthday yes
terday.
Mr.. George Graham and wife, nee Miss
Ida Squires, have returned from their hon
eymoon trip.
The cases of Frank and John Selman,
charged with burglary, has been set by the
Mayor for tomorrow afternoon.
Louis Grimmingen and Henrietta Man
gold both of Cincinnati, were married yes
terday afternoon by Squire Joseph Duven-
ick.
Bouncer McGraw bounced three boys this
morning for stealing wagon from Shin
kles coal yard. They were let off with
reprimand.
That masterpiece of work on the crossing
on the corner of Seventh and Madison
streets was done under the supervision of
Councilman Woods.
Mr.. L. J. Blakely, attorney for Mr.. R. T.
Cummins, has prepared petition for his
creditors asking that he be adjudged bank
rupt. 1t was filed this afternoon.
In the matter of appointment of assignee
Of the ST. Augustine Church the order has
been set aside and meeting called for the
28th of this month at the Commissioner s
office
POLICE CoUEr.-James Keefe, Chas. Con
ners. Alex. and Chas. Mcdonald, and Alex.
Kinney, riding on railroad cars $8 each.
VIM. Abbott, a recent temperance advo-
cate, was fined $13 for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mr.. and Mrs Gross, of New York, who are
spending their honeymoon with Mr.. NJ.
Bleyer, were rendered a pleasant surprise
party last evening by their friends in Gov
ington. Music and dancing and bounte-
Gus repast caused the hours to pass very
happily.
Deputy United States Marshal returned
from ten days visit to the mountains, this
morning, where he was looking after moon
sinners, and reports seven arrests, and hls
prisoners safely lodged in Jail at Maysville.
They will be tried before Commissioner
Campbell.
A negro in the employ of John Lorentz,
engaged in driving cart at the grading on
Twelfth street. yesterday fell under the
cart from his seat, without injuring him,
and the horse, which was blind kept on 60
ing and went over dump forty feet high,
but, strange to say, neither horse nor cart
was injured.
Hercules Lodge No. 8, A. O. U. W., paid
to the widow of John w. Davidson $4,000
this morning, being the sum allowed by the
order on the death of each member in good
standing at the time of their death. This
Lodge is in prosperous condition, and is
receiving a number of members every
week.
NEWPORT.
The North Kentucky Teachers Institute
will meet in this city on the 18th and 18th
Of April.
Covalt & Klein's Minstrels give an enter,
dU HAL tO-LlSulJ pre-
yenting an attractive programme.
The following officers were elected by the
Arbeiter Bund for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, Philip Schorle; Vice President, Val
entine Wendroth; Recording Secretary
Fritz Frier; Financial Secretary, Charles
Reichert; Treasurer, ]. Sandhas.
POLICE CoURT-Dick Day, John Turner
Io1
to the next term of the Criminal
Court in the sum of 500 each; Dick Day,
John Turner, Jacob Water, Buck Ackfnan
and Denny Mullin, charged with breach OF
the peace and destruction of private prop
erty, were each fined $50 and costs; Emma
Wheeler, Phillis Fozzer Jane Morton, Jane
Worthington and Emma Thorp charged
with keeping house of ill-fame and
thieves resort, and Jack McCracken and
Samuel Emming, two men found in the
house. Judge Geisler, after hearing the tes.
timony, fined each SIS and costs, but sus-
pended judgment provided they leave
town by tomorrow night, and not return
VIM. Gastriche, the young man who was
stabbed by Thomas Greer, at the corner Of
Bellevue and Moss streets, on Saturday
night, died OF his wounds at his home, cor
ner of Tibbatts and Brighton streets yes
terday. Inc tuneral Will take place To-
morrow morning at 8 clock.
Coroner 0. M. Winston, accompanied by
Drs. Davis and Cameron, proceeded in q
buggy, about o'clock this morning, to the
late residence of the deceased, No 90 Tib.
bats street. The two physicians named
held post morten examination, after
which Coroner Winston impaneled jury
Ind proceeded to the examination of wit
nesses.
Thomas King was the first witness: An
shearer at Swift's rolling-mill; live in New
port. Deceased and l were drinking to
Rether Saturday night at the Washington
House; left the saloon about =
o'clock: met Thomas Greer shortly