The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-18
COVINGTON,

Rev. Thomas Arnold, of Frankfort, was in
the city this morning.
Madeline Vet qualified as Administrative
Of b. Veit this morning.
A fire in Averbeck's kitchen last night
caused loss of about $15.
Ten moonshiners in Danvile have been
pardoned by the President.
The scholars of the High School held a
picnic in Parks Woods yesterday.
Come all ye, my colored brethren, and
Twill see you righted," says Uncle Bob.
What is the use of having any city laws
until we can have Mayor that will enforce
them?
Sheriff Lowe has at least done what no
other Sheriff in kenton County has-hung
man.
The venerable mother of Mr.. Tom Tai
Ion is quite ill, and is threatened with
paralysis.
George Leathers is home from the inte-
<Tior, where he has been attending store for
his father,
The negro defender says: 'Think of me
when |, in my infant days, was caressed by
Aunt Libbie."
What is the Use of City Council making
ordinances if we can't have Mayor that
will enforce them?
Police CoURT.-Mary Moriarty, drunk
and disorderly. So; Ben. Hathaway, breach
of the peace, filed away
The creditors of Caleb Carpenter will
meet on the 25th of May, and those of VIM,
Leathers on the 18th of May.
The boys in the Work-house struck again
this morning against the stripes The dun
geon is the place they will occupy.
VIM. Ficke, boot and shoe merchant, 119
Pike street, filed his petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. Liabilities, $3,46S 15
Billy Cummins is off to Trinidad, Col
Drado, to inspect some tunnels on the Atch-
ison, Topeka & Kansas Railroad.
Why not abolish the office of Market
master until we can have Mayor that will
sustain him in enforcing the city ordi-
nances?
Rev. G. Nochtreib, of the German Method
list Church, corner of Tenth and Russell
streets, was licensed yesterday to solemnize
matrimony
Messrs. Charles Shay Pat Tutty and
Richard Kelley are mentioned as the sue
ressful delegates to the Democratic Conven-
ton from West Covington.
Sheriff Lowe has written to Gov Nc
Creery for the pardon of Henry Hooper,
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year
OH the charge of embezzlement.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 5, K. of P, will have
an important meeting tomorrow night
Five. new members will be initiated, and
the applications Of twelve more will be con-
sidered.
John F. FurgusOn, of Nicholas County,
through his attorney Mr.. J. S. Stevenson,
filed his petition in bankruptcy this morn
inn Inhi1
exempt.
Mr.. Robert Spilman, while stepping from
street car on the White-line this morning
missed his footing, and holding on to the
platform, was dragged about ten feet, dis
locating his right knee-pan.
Chas. Kinney prodigal son from Har-
rlson. o., who has been putting up with the
boys at the Sixth-street Engine-house, was
taken home this morning by his mother.
He had dog and gun with him.
Thos. ]. Redder, whose arrest we men
honed yesterday, was bound over to the
United States Court While the papers for
his commitment were being made out. Red
der got up, left the room and made his es-
cape.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Ed. Soaring, of Chicago, is visiting
friends in Newport.
Master Herman Jackson is home from
pleasant tour through Eastern cities.
Mr.. N. F. Blake, of temperance fame, is
confined to his residence from severe i'll
ness.
= Up to IL o'clock to-day there had beenno
hdings as to the whereabouts of Capt. Joe
Baggs.
Charles A. Smith, ESQ.,, has been elected
Director of the Odd-fellows' Library Asso-
eiation.
Joseph Wiese and Catharine Michaels are
In possession OF the necessary documents to
getmarried.
Saunders II, Bennett, Esq. left yesterday
tor Colorado, where he intends making
his future home
The Copec Baseball Club will meet this
evening at the residence of Captain George
Eealens, on Front street.
Mr.. Charles King. if what Madam Rumor
says be true, will shortly wed the accom-
plished Miss Blanche Griffin.
Rev. Dr. Moore, of Cincinnati Wesleyan
college, will preach at the Sunday morning
service at Grace NJ. L. Church.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Riley, the Mon
mouth street grocer, will shortly wed the
Charming Miss Florence Smith, of York
Street.
Prof. NJ. Richmond, the renowned philos-
Dpher, will have his say before the Scenti-
nc ASSOCIATION tomorrow evening Subject;
''Blunders"
Lizzie Woodman, girl employed in the
family OF Mr.. Hubbard on York street. fell
from step-ladder evening before last and
received serious injuries.
Rev; Samuel Eastman was formally in
stalled pastor of the York-street Congrega-
tional Church last evening, The audience
was large and the exercises interesting and
instructive.
grand temperance rally will be held
sunday afternoon at AshbuPy M 4.
Church.. Cold SprinG- Tbe meeting will be