The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-29
EOVHNGTON.
Council meets Tonight.
Circuit Court convenes Monday.

Nearly 800 was received this morning at
the banks for the yell W fever sufferers.
Jack Body had his hands badly lacerated
yesterday by being caught III circular
saw.
The Covingon newsboys have added neat
purple badges as one Of their distinguished
marks.
Miss Mary Long, who has been visiting
Kate Callahan, has returned to her home in
Verona.
Mr.. L. D. Grant, brother of Mrs B. M. ].
Piatt, died yesterday near Sparta Owen
County.
Shep Mcdonald was sent to the Burling-
ton Jail for breaking into booth at the
Florence Fair.
The Public Schools commence Monday,
and the boys are padding their coats and
unmentionabes.
Mr. Mike Davis well-respected citizen,
died very suddenly thus morning at his
home on Twelfth street.
POLICE Counr-Cora Backer and Jennie
Birch, disorderly, dismissed Martin No
ran, disord erly conduct $13.
AT every little town in Kentucky where
there is a Catholic Church they have raised
funds for the yellow fever sufferers.
DIR. Henry DeGruyter presented his god
son, Fritz Henry DeGruyter Bollinger, this
morning with Dutch piano in honor Of
his fifth anniversary.
Mr. Israel e. Halliday and Mrs Mary e.
Butts were married last night at the bride S
home on Linden avenue, by Rev. 0. A. Bar
tholomew
A jack "owned by Miers, of Bullock
street," which is running at large on the
commons of West CovingtOn, should be
nannad nm Tbere 10 a law that forbids
Stock rnnnino at LARGE in the citv
nv,
me t1 heilttlcky lucky Ielltral Iall[oau boys ae-
ai"ou 'ite ~ t' Ing uy ~
tNv'o " - ,e p oli Vile ot1t ~
ood In,in,. IL, 'ii0 00'' i0i 'ii'i'
e'o' Pi"9 lie'
AT plgeon-shooting match Yesterday al
ternoon between John Glore, w. I. Sc
dam, and DE- II. ). Stuart, SIX pairs were
shot at twenty-five yards rise. Glore
n;mo '"''''' 'i ''''N '0'''i
Mr.. John Ii. Troutman, OF the W: U: lei
egraph Company, was married TO MISS Anna
Firth yesterday, at the Glps0n House, On
clnnatl, by Squire Wright, Inc happy par
We're both residents OF CoVington, ana II
was set-up Job ON the old tolks
Charles Wolf was adiudged lunatic by a
Jury in the Criminal Court yesterday and
was was taken to the Lexington Asylum this
morning in charge of Mr.. Linn Hernden.
His condition is said to have resulted from
injuries received IN hGht ABOUT year
"so, WIFI d. 'oiua'i'
The cream OF Emerald society Is on the
NJ W. W. I'ol a .,o Ppaias th e., "
inl,tor, w r. r. Gi,,o;na+i n, pross iTo and H.
n6o,rI;sLad II Nice dru Nrra, 'il of the tle
Hinhlands Tha coromonv viii 'be nov
formed at st. Marv's Cathedral next Tnes.
dav
Wrs 1,dco o,uoro will roooiro o+ ro,
readoo, NJ 81 W. EInI,o,t, stroot ~ ,, .l,
tributions of clothing for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers of the South. All
who can spare new or worn articles will
find them very acceptable to the destitute
OF the sorrow.sirlcken Localities. Not an
artlcie has SO 1ar been sent TO the ONCE OF
the Adams Express Company.
BOYS BLOWN IN BY BosTwIcK. Twenty.
four petitions in bankruptcy were filed since
yesterday at II o'clock, and the tidal wave
of financial disaster was still flowing sue
cessfull, at noon. Mr. John Flavln, tobac-
conlst OF TINS city, was the only CoVlngton
fn'rth intarast m tb on S oie
p;nh Gatns Nv ,l g. EIo,,ir H. tn+oi
1;ahii;+iaS of uarpar g 60 ~. aro OK 5a6 es
asSotc incrd;na ~ eli Of wortbioSS op' oo,
counts 500, O93 OIL.
NEwPORT.
Council maeting to-night
John Jordon, OF Newport. Liabilities,
Il,7ll 53; assets -, 2oO 6o'
The unknown suicide was buried IN the
pubic grounds last evening at o'clock, nc
person up to that time having identified