The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-08

COVlNGTON.
Primaries tonight,

COurt-UOuSe ring.
The case of W. G. Stone is set for next
Monday in Newport.
In the Police Court John, drunk, 81; Joe
Enwocke, disorderly, 49,
The Gems will tackle the High-school
nine on the Star Grounds Friday.
Rev. J. M. Bent celebrated his third an
niversary Of his pastorate at Madison street
Baptist Church, Sunday.
! Mr.. Charles Davis, Superintendent of the
Freight Department of the K. c. r. r., and
Miss Celia Daniels will be married tonight.
The State Pharmaceutical Association
meets at the Council Chamber, Covington,
next Wednesday afternoon, May 18TH at 2
o'clock.
Mr. Wallace and Miss Mamie Hemingway
were married yesterday in the presence ola
few of their most intimate friends at the
residence of the bride,
The residence of Mr.. Frank Helm was
struck by lightning last night and a Chin
ney entirely demolished. The domestic in
the house was somewhat shaken up by the
stroke.
Julius Corbin filed suit in the Circuit
Court this morning for the recovery of the
law books attached by the Sheriff. Corbin
claims they belonged to the administrators
of his fathers estate.
Our Dublin, Cork and Connaugh sub
scribers in Ireland will be pleased when
they know that Pat. Kavanaugh has taken
out his naturalization papers in time to be
"diligate to the Convintion"
f. NJ Patrick, United States Special
Bailiff, arrived in the city this morning from
McGotfin County having in his charge Dial
Cole whom he arrested on an alias capias.
Cole gave bond for his appearance.
AT a meeting of st. George Benevolent
Society OF the Mother of God Church
resolution was adopted to attend the Cen
tral Benevolent Society meeting which con-
venes in indianapolis on the 9th of June
The Young Ladies' Sodality, of St.
Mary's Cathedral, will hold one of their
Terpsichorean receptions at St. Mary's
Hall, next Monday. They also announce
picnic on the 4th of June, at Parlor Grove
Mr.. T. J. Phelps, the present County
Judge, certainly deserves a second term for
the efficient manner in which he has dis
charged the duties of the office. He is cour
teous, competent and the right man for so
reliable position.
Charlie, the little son of Mr. Hosea Still
man, met with a painful accident yester-
day While. playing baseball, Oh Riddle
street, one of the boys, on striking at the
ball, hit him in the eye, inficting painful
but not necessarily fatal wound
Jas. S. Rogers, of Boone County filed his
petition in bankruptcy Secured debts
$3.50; unsecured, $1,000 Gall OF Boone
County except four or five Covingon mer-
chants; accommodation paper, S4l8; assets,
all personally, $500; exemptions, $340.
Last February Miss Brown, of Banklick
street, attended ball at Odd-fellows Hall,
and had her hat and shawl stolen. Yester-
day a lady named Jones, well known in
this city, especially among the lower class
of people, was passing up the street, when
Miss b. recognized on her the missing hat
and shawl So she went out and asked
Miss J. where she obtained them The lat
ter replied, None of your business"
Whereupon Brown bounced Jones and sue
ceeded i'll securing her goods, after going
through the general process due one OF
these occasions, namely, hair pulling, back
biting, tongue lashing, &C.
NEWPORT.
Mass meeting of the Workingmens party
tonight at the Courthouse.
The Board of Examiners will examine
applicants for teachers certificates in Eng
ish grammar on Saturday morning.
Markemaser Brown was the recipient
last night of an elegant meelschaum pipe,
the gift of his friend, Hon. A. S. Berry.
Mrs. Mathews, wife of Rev. Mr. Mathews.
after pleasant visit to friends in Carroll
County, KY, arrived home this morning.
The nuptials of Mr.. Maurice Kaufman. |
of ST. Bernard Ohio, and Miss Stegeman. of
Columbia street, this city, will take place on
/the evening of the 2lst instant at st. Ste
phen's Church.
The Grand Jury made the following re-
port this morning: Denny Mullen, Dick
Day and Jake Vadder were indicted for
house breaking and grand larceny; cases set
for Friday Thomas Greer, the alleged
murderer of VIM. Gastreich, was indicted
for manslaughter.
By the misplacing of switch near the
Jetferson-street Crossing on the Short-line |
Railroad, last evening" a collision took place
between locomotive and several freight |
cars, damaging the latter considerably and !
nearly tumbling the old shantv used for a
depot to the ground.
The Workngmen hold a convention to-
night at the Courthouse. The various sec
tions of the city, both English and German,
will take part in the proceedings. The |
object OF the convention is to appoint dele
gates to nominating convention for
county Offices that is to be called here.
The first days sale of A. NJ. Johnson's
bankrupt sale has been postponed until
THURSDAY morning May 9th, 1875 at 10
o'clock but the other sales will go on as
advertised, viz; to-day at o'clock, at
which time the mill machinery and large
number of lots will be sold On Thursday |
the sale will continue until all are sold.
CRIMINAL CoURT-The case of Lew. Mey-
ers, charged with selling liquor to minors.
is set for Friday. George birthstone, who |
it will be remembered by the readers of the
/STAR, had dose of buck-shot put in one of |
his legs that laid him up for over two
months, for breaking into Lew. Meyers
chicken roost, was sentenced to two years in
the Penitentiary.
A party of young men from this city and |
CoylnGton with charming voices well |