The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
COVINGTON.

Mr. b. +. lay is 10 lease tne clinton no |
tel, it is rumored.
Copecs II, Chickering's 6, ON the Star
Grounds Saturday.
The new Third District School-house will
be finished by the 9th of June.
Col. John E. Hamilton and Capt. Bost-
wick hold bankrupt Court to-day in Gym
thiana.
Mr.. Harry Lendrum arrived from New
York this morning to attend his fathers
funeral
Mr.. James Wilson, of Independence, died
Saturday. aged eighty-fve. His obsequies
were performed yesterday.
A man by the name of Price, an employe
of Mitchell & Tranter's Rolling-mill, had $3
stolen from his vest Saturday.
The Orole Glee Club have issued neatly
printed invitations for their musicale at
Musical Fund Hall next Monday.
The scholars in Miss Thomas room, at
the First District School, had an enjoyable
picnic at Parks Woods Saturday.
The accomplished and attractive Miss
Mary Quetin left this morning on a pleasure
trip through the interior of the State.
t The harness shop of Mr.. George Ryles,
| on Pike street, was entered by burglars
last night Loss about $40 worth of har-
ness.
The funeral of John B. Landrum will
take place this afternoon from the family
residence, No. 6l9 Scott street. The Simon
Kenton Pioneer Association will attend.
The rolling mill picnic went to Parlor
Grove this morning. ALL the candidates
were there, besides a number who claimed
to be their supporters. Six or seven RATS
left last night in order to be there early.
The soiree of the Little Gems was largely
attended and, as usual, we'll conducted.
That cute little Maggie Cary and the charm
ing Miss May Smith were awarded the
prizes for the best lady watzers and Cap"
Reed, the great manipulation of quadrupeds
and Marty Glenn, alias Or Mash" were
awarded prizes as the best gentlemen
| walters.
COUNTY CoURT.-John Hollenkamp filed
his answer to a rule issued against him, and
paid the first installment of the bastardy
| suit of Helena Grimeson against him.
Frank Lowe was allowed until the 18th
of June to perfect his bond.
James Clark defendent in the Harcourt
bastardy case, was allowed until Wednes-
day to answer the rule issued against him.
Reports of various fduciaries were re-
ceived and filed.
MAYORS MONDAY MORNING MATINEE
Disorderly Conduct-Kate Ellison, $13; Sa-
rah Pryor $13; Dan Gray, SO; John Lind
say, So; Sarah Mare and Calvin Rankin, dis
missed Lyman Taylor, $13. Breach Of the
, Peace-Robert Moore $2S; Frank Droske
and Charles Keen, continued until Wednes-
day. M. Butler, lettering SOB; Dick Sulli-
van, drunk, $4. Thomas McDannold stole
some milk from Preacher Bugbee, and it
seured on him to the extent of $28; Pat.
Cahill, same, So. Charles Knapp stole some
popcorn he was popped for $4 William
Crawlins and John Higgins, bathing, $13
each.
The Labor Union of Kenton County held
meeting in Welling's Hall yesterday af-
ternoon at which the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the ordinance presented
to the City Council by D. G. Collins, mem
Der from the First Ward, calling for re-
duction of the laborng mems wages de-
serves the condemnation of all true friends
of labor. ,..
Resolved, That the said D. G. Collins be
requested to resign his seat, and allow. the
people to elect another representative who
will endeavor to elevate and not degrade
labor" ..
NEWPORT.
Dr. Phythian arrived from Washington
last night
The German Pioneers celebration to-
night at Turner Hall
Dave r. Lock publicly announced himself
this morning as an Independent candidate
for Sheriff.
The Mannerchor celebrated their an
niversary in a pleasant manner at Turner
Hail last night.
Henry Foos, a painter, fell from scat
fold on which he was working, Saturday,
= and severely injured himself.
The Grangers promise to work in har-
mony with the Workingmen at the latter's
convention at Alexandria tomorrow.
Hen Weise says there is not word of
truth in the statement that he is working
underhandedly to get the nomination for
Mayor. Hen would rather be Sheriff.
Residents on Overton street who signifed
willingness to contribute so each towards
defraying the expenses of laying water
main must come forward with their cash on
or before Thursday next, or forever after
wards hold their tongue on that question.
Messrs Schmitt, Weigel & Co. desire a
contradiction of the report published in the
STAR of May 23d in reference to Adam
Kaufman's present trouble being brought
on because his employers refused to give
him his back pay. They state that the rea-
son he was discharged was because he re-
fused to go to work when told, but gave M
sulting language in return.
CHANcERY CouRT-City of Newport vs.
Mrs. Agnes Smalley in suit for back tax
es. Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in
the sum of $3.50. Mary A. Ritter was
granted the right to trade in her own name.
The remainder of the morning session was
occupied by counsel in arguing for the
distribution among creditors of the pro-
ceeds realized at the sale of the Gaylord
Iron and Pipe foundry.
Constable Jackson visited the residence of
a Mr.. johnson, on Patterson street, this
morning, to take possession of some furni-
ture for a small debt, and as he entered the
door huge bulldog met him and was about
son was ready to receive him with a seven
shooter, when Mrs. johnson appeared, and,