The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-26
COYINETON.
Squire Mclaughlin and Squire Evan
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luke FlelnlnS was III CoVlnSUoH yes'el
day.
Miss Anna McGill is visiting in Louis
vile.
Miss Anna Macke has returned from a
sojourn in the country.
Hons Harry Ward and West, of Cynthi-
ana, were in town this morning.
Rev. L. L. Davis was granted license to
soemnize matrimony this morning.
Nose Bailey's residence, on Riddle street,
was burglarized last night of a small amount
of money.
One hundred and sixty-nine hogsheads of
tobacco arrived on the Kentucky Central
Railroad yesterday.
Mr. T. ]. Turpin, of Carroll County, and
Mrs Fidie Buckner were granted marriage
license this morning.
"'he Kenton County Democrats ratified
with big barbecue and bully "burgoo," at
Watson's Woods on Saturday.
Six prisoners in the Falmouth Jail over.
powered the Jaier Saturday night and took
The keys from him and made their escape.
John Spencer and Billy Glenn rowed a
scull race for 500 side on Saturday be-
tween the two upper bridges. Spencer
Won
Peaselburg was yesterday again the scene
of another brutal row, in which a man
named Haake is said to have been terribly
beaten.
Bethel Brothers, the "King Oyster Firm
of Covington," received the first case OF
oysters which arrived in the city this season
from Baltimore this morning.
Mike Klaiber (saloon keeper) and his fam
fly were driven out of their home early yes
terday morning by some lawless persons,
who broke in the doors with hatchets and
demolished his furniture.
A six-year-old boy was found drunk on
Second street Saturday afternoon. A thor
ough spanking three times a day till he
finds relief is what the boy wants, with the
dose doubled for the person who gives HIM
liquor.
Mrs. General David's troops-the News
boys Union-have been rendered the free
dom of the Geological Garden tomorrow.
Contributions for the boys dinner will be
duly appreciated, if left in the care Of Mrs
David, No. S03 Madison street.
Mrs. William H. Nixon, Of Bellevue, ad-
dressed the Temperance meeting in Greer's
Hall last night. Little Frankie Parker a
tboy about seven years of age, from the
same place, gave recitation which proved
effectual in many ways. The audience was
large and enthusiastic.
st. Aloysus Young Mems Society cele-
brated its anniversary yesterday at the
Church of the Mother of God. The mem
bers, with the st. Joseph Mems Society
received the communion in body, and in
the afternoon attended yespers at which
Father Jesse officiated. He was assisted by
Messrs. Feltman, Schill and Toppert, all
three students for the priesthood.
POLICE CoURT.-Henry Tebbs and George
Butler, two negro men, were pulled in
r. pnnHnpt
Charles Sheridan, drunk, executed "Sheri-
dams Ride' net receipts, 81. William
Brown driving stock on Sunday, and Sarah
Cooney, for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, donated $4 each, Pat. Casey
drunk and breach of the peace, $41 Jack
Fenton, breach of the peace case dismissed
on the payment of So. "Once more to the
breach dear friends"
BosTw1cK's BUSTED Boys.-John Fl. Gra-
ham, carpenter, and Robert Fisk, attorney
filed their petitions in bankruptcy Satur-
day b. Trainer, of Falmouth, filed his
petition this: morning r. d. Gwyder, of
Covington, filed his petition this morning.
liabilities about 81 200, assets $50, which is
claimed as exempt. J. c. Thomas, of Gov
ington, filed his petition Saturday; liabili-
ties $25 AL AZ, assets $33, $50, exemptions
claimed $419 Joseph H. I1orner q Sons,
grocers, have prepared their petition and
will file it this afternoon.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-The Grand Jury re-
ported indictments this morning against
Theo. Leverman, selling liquor to Minors
three indictments; Lewis Leucht, same, five
indictments; Frank Sebastian, same, five
indictments; Michael Plaiber same, six in
dictments; Joseph PEPPER, same, three in
dctments; H. Middendorf, Frank Haake,
John Moss, Henry Tegge J. A. Geiswein,
H. J. Steinborn and John Bell same, one
1ndlctment eaGhi alexander lrue, grahd
1areeny fno M Kanth ar piee cette
NJ aoa ,o1 f'iy yoonord ~ ond Wavn1on wnre
4;,'|o5 ,lntiI w naxt torn, also tho cases
of piaa and an NrmTers assault and John
Hollenkamp assault, were continued.
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