The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18
COVINGTON.
Joe Williams has been released from

ton will meet Wednesday.
Owing to the sickness of Judge Menzies
Chancery Court stands adjourned until
Monday.
BRYAN Tansey is still ahead for Council
man in the Third Ward. Three of his op-
ponents have already dropped off.
The funeral of Mr.. Timothy Hennessy
look place yesterday, and was attended by
large number of sorrowing friends.
Rev. Robert Mackenzie, of Lafayette
Indar,, spoke at the First Presbyterian
Church on Three Ways of Meeting Sim"
The Internal Revenue collections in the
Sixth (Covington) Kentucky District for
The week ending March 10th, 1878, were
7,040 10.
The creditors of Caleb Carpenter filed a
petition in the United States Court this
morning, praying that he be adjudged
bankrupt
County COURT Edward Ecl1man was ap-
pointed guardian of G. J. Eckman W. ii.
H. Bowen filed his commission from the
Governor as Notary Public.
John Sellman and Frank Hickey, the two
boys arrested charged with burglarlzing the
store of Henry Affel, had their cases CON
tinucd until tomorrow afternoon AT D
O'Clock. -
Frank Hickey who is now lying in Jail,
charged with the burglary of Atiels cigar.
store, was visited this morning by Mm:
Gildehaus, who recognized on him suit OF
clothes stolen from his place about week
since. Hickey is noted crackslnan.
Police CouRT.-Breaeh of the peace, Rich
ard Dugan, SO; John Kahn and Joe Clark,
/continued; disorderly, John Rife honora-
bly, discharged; Frank Evan, IS; Sanders
Marshal $13; Bob Hickey, dismissed; Sallie
Plummer and John Hill, drunk, "a each;
John Lentz, grand larceny, continued until
tomorrow.
The walking match between Miss Mary
Fleming, of New York, and Mr.. Charles
Wentworth, of Newport, at Drexelius Hall,
Saturday, fifty miles, for purse of $500 at
tracted considerable attention At 9:3l
o'clock Miss Flemming gave up the contest
and retired to her dressing room, to the
great surprise of the bystanders. Her an
kles were so swollen within few minutes
of her stoppage that she was unable to
stand She had completed her thirty-tifth
mile in six hours and forty-one minutes
Wentworth continued until he had COM
pleted his forteth mile at 1875 when he
stopped.
NEWPORT.
Everybody should go and hear the Jubilee
Singers at the Congregational Church. this
evening"
The dwelling of Stephen Russell, on 1sa-
bella street, was entered by burglars on Fri
day night, and a small sum Of money and q
large basket of provisions were stolen.
The alarm of fire sent in yesterday from
Box 13 was caused by the burning OF the
roof of onestory frame at the corner OF
Patterson and Harris streets, from defect
i've fue. Loss tritiing
Savory Tooy, owner of milk dairy on
the Water-works Road, a short distance east
OF Newport, had two valuable horses and a
team of mules stolen from his stable at an
, early hour this morning.
County COURT. T.-Messrs. NJ. V. DAILY, T.
A. Widrig and Samuel Cummings were ap-
pointed appraisers of the estate OF the late
Daniel Wolff, and Edward G. Wolff was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Walter
Thomas was granted his naturalization pa
pers.
VIM. Gasreich, about nineteen years OF
Rge while beastly drunk and armed with a
dirk and pistol, was ON the streets Saturday
night attempting to raise disturbance
He was finally persuaded to move towards
home but when he reached the corner o1
Moss and Madison streets he attacked anc
dangerously if not fatally wounded a man
named Thomas Greer Gasreich was sooI
under lock and key.
Newport turned out en- masse yesterday
regardless of nationality, to witness the pa
rade The procession arrived from Cincin
natl and Covington about $3.50. The New
port division consisted of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, st. Joseph's Benevolent Soei
ETY., the Van Voast Light Guards and Father
Bent, of the Immaculate Conception Church
with two hundred boys.
TX? Workingmen met yesterday afternoon
Rnd heard communication from some one
about a certain Councilman who had moi
voted according to the dictation of the
Workingmen. The name of the recalcitran
city father was not given, but his initials
are said to be Rodenberg Then the meet
ing adjourned until Friday night, when Mr.
Rodenberg will have to answer
CRY CoUEr.-George Elliott, breach o.
the peace continued; Pat Doyle, drunk
<nnd disorderly, 81 and costs; John Anore
:. den, receiving stolen property, waived ar
examination, and gave bonds in the sum o
$500 for his appearance before the Criminal
Court; John Miller breach of the peace
continued; Ed Connolly and Alonzo EN-
merson were taken in on suspicion, anC
cases continued Frank Hickey and JOIN
Bellman, burglary, were taken to Coving
ton for trial.
IMPORTANT SulTs.-Judge Hallam, wht
has been for some time investigating the
matter for his clients is about to commence
number of suits in the Circuit Court TO
sundry parties against the Church of th'
Immaculate Conception, on certificates an(
notes made by Rev P. Guilfoyle, whil
pastor of the church, reciting that the de
posts or loans were for the church. 1t j
claimed that Father Guilfoyle acted will
authority in the premises, and that the OBJ
legations are those Of the church and no
those of the priest individually. Shoul'
this matter turn out as claimed by tn
plaintiffs, large number of poor persons
who since the failure of Father Guilfoyl
have been led to believe that their none,
was lost, will be enabled to realize thei
claims.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Rev. Mr. Perry preached his farewell SCI
mon yesterday to his congregation, in TIL
School Hall, in very interesting discourse
Mr.. Perry has great love and esteem TO