The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-02
COVINGTON.

DR.. F. Van Cramenburg has removed to
st. Louis.
Meeting of the Democratic City Execu-
tive Committee tonight.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, A. P. A., in
stalled officers last night
The nuptials of Mr.. Henry Lobker and
Lucy Theising are announced.
Elizabeth Powers was adjudged a lunatic
in the Circuit Court this morning.
The hucksters stands in the Eleventh
street Market were sold this morning.
A little son of Mr.. Jacob Liebfried was
badly injured yesterday by falling from
wagon.
Mr.. Vim. Bridges is to be John Rifles
main opponent for Constable in the Second
District.
The City Board of Equalization meets to-
morrow morning at 8 O'Clock in the Council
Chamber
Councilman Joseph Hermcs opened his
r Palace on Scott street this morning, where
he always can be found.
Mr. Pat. Mcnamara had sudden attack
of congestive chills yesterday, and had to be
carried to his home for medical aid.
Miss Nettie Kirk who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. E. K. Herndon, has re-
turned TO her home in Burlington.
Senator L. G. Norman, of Boone County,
and Miss Mamie b. Dickerson, of the same
place, were granted a marriage license this
morning.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J.
H. Nveell, of this city liabilities, So, 26G 81;
assets, ll,715, and by Nimrod Cumber, OF
Robertson County.
The School Board Committee on Text
Books agreed last night unanimously to
recommend that no change be made i'll the
School History this year.
Kit Carson, of elopement fame, has
jumped the town, taking with him lot of
wearing apparel belonging to the boarders
where he was stopping.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 5, K. of P, will confer
the rank of Page on fourteen candidates
rank of ESQUIRE ON three Knights on Friday
night. Ali brother Knights invited.
Jessie q. Rowland, infant child of Charles
H. and Ella NJ. Rowland, died from con-
gestion of the brain at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Funeral services were held at
10 a. III. this morning.
One of those enjoyable soirees for which
the Little Gems are noted will take place
at the Musical Fund Hall Saturday night,
and the Merry Companions will entertain
: their friends at Odd-fellows Hall.
The Withdrawal of Greer Cox for County
Assessor leaves an open field for that ever
reliable and competent present incumbent
Mr.. b. S. Hardin, who would not only add
strength to the ticket, but is deserving of q
second term.
A walking match between Ben. Schoe-
berg, of this city, and James Rose, of Gin
cinnat will commence at DreXelius Hall
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25 consecutive hours, for purse of S25 and
the door receipts.
Mr.. Joseph UConner, better known as Ho-
gan, and Miss Nellie Callahan will be mar
ried this evening at the Cathedral. A re-
ception will be rendered the happy couple
ut the residence of Mr.. Timothy Dulaney
after the ceremonies.
Thomas N. Biggs, of Greenup County,
filed his petition i'll bankruptcy this morn.
ing. Liabilities $3036 So; assets, 1888,
which he claims as exempt William d.
Hughes of Blue Lick Springs, also filed his
petition; liabilities, $l,3S3; assets, $3.50,
which he claims as exempt. Mr.. John S.
Stevenson is the attorney for both petition
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NEWPORT.
Hon Judge Menzles was in the city yes
terday.
The coal shovelers are still on strike at
Swifts Rolling-mill.
The Young Mems Dramatic Club of Cor
pus Christi Church will give an entertain
ment at the school-house Sunday evening.
The State Board of Education meets at
4 Frankfort this evening to decide upon the
adoption of textbooks for use in the Public
Schools
Mrs Louisa Walker filed petition in the
Chancery Court yesterday for divorce from
her husband, Manly J. Walker, on the
grounds of cruel treatment and failure to
provide.
A meeting is called of all the sections of
the Workingmen's party i'll Campbell Coun-
ty to attend a Convention at the Court
house in Newport on Wednesday evening,
May Sth, to elect Delegates to their County
Convention.
Mr. William B. Spencer, the we'll known
temperance advocate, is meeting with great
success in Terre Haute, Indiana. Next
week he lectures in indianapolis, and will
then return to Newport for short season
before going on his Southern tour.
Squire Buchanan was called in yesterday
afternoon to swear in the Board of Exam
iners, but owing to the absence of several
members and the wrangle between those
present, he left in disgust without admins
tering the oath.
Another of those would-be smart young
q men. who are always in a hurry, attempted
to jump on the ferry-boat last night when
the boat was nearly half her length away
from the wharf. He was fished out in time
to save his life.
Alvin, the ten-year-old son Of James
Woodsdes, of The Fire Department, left the
Belleyue-street Seminary, where he was at
tending school, yesterday afternoon, about
ao'clock, and up to II O'Clock to-day has
not been seen or heard from.
The devotions for the month of May
opened at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception last night. About one hundred
little girls dressed in white and carrying
beautiful flowers and notices, and the same
number OF little boys neatly attired and