The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
COVINGTON.

every evening at Snlnkle Chapel.
the Stonewall House on the LeXing- |
tou Pike will be sold at auction SaIur- |
day.
Three hundred and ffty-one persons |
were furnished soup at the Keller house |
yesterday.
A couple OF runaways in Seventh
street Market. Loss, a tub Of eggs con- |
tanning about forty dozen.
Mike Farrell has the day and date all
fixed, Due notice will be given of the |
affair. Tne young lazy resides IN New
port.
An amendment to the city charter, re-
ported by the Committee on Revision ol
Charter, will be presented 1or adopCloh |
during the present session Of the Legls- |
lature.
Frank Jackson, resident of this city, |
was drowned in the Ohio River, near
Louisville, Monday. He leaves wife
and one child. |
The residence of VIM. Sparrow on the
corner of Third and Garrard streets, was
entered by burglars last night, but be-
tore they secured anything OF value they |
were frightened OH.
A man named Edwards received a
cowhiding last evening on BLACKWELL
street at the hands OF a woman named
Hall, who thought that the man had
slandered her.
John Murphy, alias sc. b." has lett
the city, and il he comes back inside OF
one year he will be compelled TO stay IL
jall for twelve months. That's the con-
sideration OF his pardon from Mayor
Athey.
The forty per cent. OF the School Fund
now due certain districts outside OF the
Il q nnh fn ~
distribution. Teachers near the city
will fud checks for their amounts at
squire Tebbs' Office.
Mr.. Mel. Holden has on exhibition
at his grocery rare geological speci.
men i'll the shape OF fish embedded Ill
sandstone, sent to him by his brother i'll
Nevada. 1t was secured in mine at u
depth of two thousand feet below the
surface of the earth.
The Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w, met
Yesterday in Old-lelloWs Hall. Ii was
decided that sitting Past Master was
entitled TO the Grand Lodge degree. The
Grand Lodge degree was then conferred
on the applicants, there being present
fitty-four representatives from the diff
ferent lodges in the State, alter which
the lodge proceeded with its regular
business. There are tilty-eight lodges
in the State in good working order, with
membership of three thousand four
hundl ed and fifty. This order guaran-
tees to the family Of The deceased Inem-
bers, at their death, the snug little
amount OF $1,000.
NEWPORT.
County Clerk Ed. Air was looking
much better this morning.
Temperance meeting at Taylor street
M. +. Church this evening
Campbell County's portion at pres
ent in the Penitentiary is twenty-five.
Eighteen hundred Murphyites in
Bowlin Green, KY, and still whoop-
ing.
Jeremiah Davis and wife fled petit
tion in the Chancery Court yesterday to
adopt male child lett at their door
year ago.
Major Reardon, one OF the old-timers,
was in town this morning, looking hale
and hearty. Everybody knows the
Maj or.
A very enthusiastic temperance meet
ing was held at the Taylor-street Metho-
dist Church last night. Speeches we're
made by A. Z. Williams Of New York,
N. F. Blake Of Portland, Me-, and Prof.
James McGinnis Of this city.
The monster column and driving
wheel, the former weighing eleven tons
and tue latter five, were completed at
Kngour's machine shop In Cincinnati
this morning Tor the large crane at
owifts rolling mill. Inc castings were
made at Louisville.
There is a man in Fleming who has
not risen from HIS bed in twenty years.
His joints are five times the natural
size, and his nnger and toe.nails are
three inches long. He has good ap-
petite, and bids fair TO 1--we mat way
twenty more years.
A horse, or rather the frame OF one,
twenty-eight years old, owned by a
wel.known coal merchant, was actually
compelled by the free Use OF dray-pln
10 haul fifty bushels Of coal yester ,ay
evening over rough road. This scene
OF brutality was Witnessed by at least IA
dozen men, none of whom had pluck
enough TO arrest the driver.
VIM. Andrew Jackson Mcclure, who
crosses his heart wnen he says he is one
hundred and eight years Old, paid New.
port his second visit this incoming. Billy
a t. acted Il big crowd around him on
York street when narratlng scenes in
his history. He claims tO have iii in the
Revelation, had many q friendly shake
with George Washn gCon, and has drank
whisky ana used tobacco the past ninety
years.
CHANCERT COURr.-Keniston vs.. Kin
ney, discontinued without prejuulCe;
sexton vs.. Rugg, answer and cross-petl-
llous OF VOige II Winter and Of Mauget
fed, p4rsonal Judgment against Rugg;
BreItleld vs.. BreiLleld, judgment IOr pc
t!,iOn.
The following divorce cases were sub
mitted: TibDaLts VS.. ribbatts, Weaver
vs.. Weaver, Hart vs.. Hart, anu Au lch
vs.. Auijob.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Meeting OF Sons and Daughters OF
Temperance tonight.
The meeting OF the Nj. Z. Mite Society
Tomorrow night has been changed lrom
the residence Of Mrs. Hentz, to the res'-
dence of Mrs. Ed. Taylor, ON Z. .o:peCt
avenue. Everybody take notice.
The Union Mite Society at it's meeting
at the residence OF Mr.. Shawan, had a
very pleasant evening. The singing
Miss Sallle Edwards was ve:y fine. The
same may be said Of Mr.. Jacobs. Miss
Carrie Moody, on the piano, accom-