The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24
COVINGTON.

A grand dress party at Bullock Hall to-
night.
Mr.. Chancery Owens leaves for Montana
tomorrow.
Goodenough has declined to run fol-
County Assessor.
The estimable wife of Mr.. Frank Mier
died this morning
Chas. Houser and John Dorm were each
fined "a in the Police Court this morning for
drunk.
The Model Cooking Club was pleasantly
entertained at the residence of Geo. Coker,
Esq, last night,
Patrolman Wapkenburg found another
baby last night, but he is responsible for its
debut in this world.
There is colored woman and her daugh-
ter, residing in Paris, KY, who never pos
Bessed the sense OF smell.
Here are the names of the model band of
retrenchers: Blakely, Collins, Ashbrook,
Geisbauer, Howe Meyers and Rich.
Lieut.. VIM, w. Mead, U. S. A., whose
home is in this city, and Miss Watt, of New
Albany, Ind, were married Wednesday.
John Hugenburg was appointed admins
traitor of the will of Fred Hugenburg, de-
ceased, vice Henry Adams and Barney
Enicking resigned.
Mary Meyer, aged six years, was yester-
day legally bound as an apprentice to the
Sister Superior of st. Walburg's Convent
until she arrives at the age of eighteen
years.
The seven delegates from Robertson
County to the Democratic District Conven-
ton are instructed to vote as unit, which,
as interpreted, means seven more votes for
Judge George.
Col. Cochran leaves for Mount Sterling to-
day with the following prisoners: H. 7.
Horton, Samuel Miller Wilson Mullins H.
j. Triplett, Allen Craft VIM. Sizemore and
Oliver Mullins.
Collins worked about six hours, and
charged the city $2,500 for it. Now he
wants the poor laboring man to work for
81 15 per diem When that man dies his
road will be easy to travel-it will be all
the way down hill.
Mr.. Julius Bristow, that ever-accommo-
dating and efficient County Clerk, has as
yet no opposition of any consequence for it
is known that he will fill the office with
ability. All who know him praise him for
his integrity and sensibility, and the good
breeding which should mark every public
official but is often lacking. Mr.. Bristow
hath daily beauty in life that makes other
men ugly.
CoUNcIL.-Council met in regular session
last night Messrs Livezey, Tranter and
McDannold were chosen to be voted for by
the city's representatives as Directors of the
Newport & Covington Bridge Company at
the meeting to be held June 4th.
The State Dental Association was granted
the use of the Council Chamber for its ses-
sion in June.
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Byrd street. from Greenup to Kendall.
A motion to repair and improve the
Widows and Orphans Home to the extent
of 81, 900 was carried
Mr.. Collins report fixing the compensa-
tion of city employees as follows after June
lst Firemen, $50 per month; Engineer of
Fire Department $50; Policemen, $50; Po-
lice Lieutenant, $50; Deputy Marshals, $50;
Jail Guards or Turnkeys, $45; Day-laborers,
Is per day, was tabled, and Council ad-
journed
... NEWPORT.
The Delegates recently appointed by the
Workingmen, are requested to meet Monday
night at Arbeiter Hail.
Captain Joe Baggs, an inmate of Jailer
Schwartzs establishment, packed up his kit
at some hour last night and left for parts
unknown.
The Twenty-third Kentucky Regiment of
Volunteer Infantry hold their annual meet
ing of surviving members at BertsChe's Hall
next Monday evening
The stables for the "White Line" or new
line of street cars are being built on Madison
street near Monmouth, and are fast ap-
preaching completion.
Tuesday next is the date, and the High
land House, Mt Adams, the place, for the
congregational picnic of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception.
Charley Noyes and his wife fell out-beg
pardon fell through-a cellar door in front
Of Charley's mothers house on York street
last night. No serious injuries.
Mr.. John R. Hugle requests us to state
that he is really in earnest when he says he
is candidate for Mayor on the Working
mems ticket John ought to know.
The entertainment at Moellers Hall,
yton, tonight for the benefit of the
Workingmen's party, will attract large
from this city.
Jacob Click, Jr., and Anna Hoffmeier
We're married at st. Johns Church last
evening After the ceremony few invited
guests repaired to Eclipse Hall, where re-
The following local Board of Health was
yesterday appointed by Judge Berry: DR..
3. A. Cameron, of Dayton; DIR. r. Ii,
Thornton of Newport; and DR.. R. Ratch-
ford, of Alexandria.
Mr.. John A. Shaw fell from a second
story window on Monmouth street yester-
day. Some Strawberries and vegetables
beneath the window were seriously injured,
otherwise no damages.
Fred. Dell, of Cincinnati, filed two suits
an the Circuit Court yesterday one against |
Francis p Grome for $2,7S6 and the other
against st. Francis Church of Dayton for
N,450. Both suits are OH notes.
Samuel W. Prather, Newport agent of
tiie Adams Express Company, is
nntertaining at his residence the prettiest
Attle girl in the United States-so Sam
Ays. The little daisy arrived last night.
CHANcERY CoURT.-Mary Ashbaugh was
~anted divorce from her husband, Joseph |