The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
COVINGTON.
City Council Tonight.

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tion fame, has sold out hIs property and
jumped the town.
MISS Barbara Schorr entertained a
number OF invited guests in handsome
style at the Central Hotel last night.
A burglar made an unsuccessful at
tempt yesterday to get into the resi-
deuce of Mr.. ii. Clay White, on Eley-
EN- IA street.
Ernst e ark, crook from Chicago,
was arrested this morning by Deputy
Marsual Healy on the charge OF carry
Ing concealed weapons.
The Grand Jury has presented indict-
ments against John Foster for horse
stealing, and Tom Cleary and Mike
Welsh Tor resisting an Off ;er.
The will OF Henry Dickman was pro.
bated in the County Court this morning.
Alter his debts are all paid he bequeatus
his entire property to his wife and chill
lren.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday by James A. MCord, OF Flem-
ing County; j. l.. Bryson, of Greenup
County; q. A. Richie and W. j. PInck-
ard, OF Bracken County.
A coal-oil explosion at the residence
OF Mr.. S. Fletcher, on Madison street,
Tuesday night, resulted in the burning
bly, scorchng Dan. Fletcher's hands.
Mr.Wm. f. Holcombe and Miss Jennie
Harris were united IN marriage, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, on
Main street, last night, by Rev. d. b.
Wiles. The happy couple were the re-
ciplents Ut many presents.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
this morning against Frank Hoing, for
assault ana battery; Thomas Hennesy,
tor manSlaugh ter, and against George
Meyleben, Alex. Flood, and Mary ME-
myer for selling liquors to minors.
Deputy Sheriff Collier, of Carlisle,
KY, passed through tile city this morn
4ng from Kansas, having in charge u
Man named Maupin, who is ch arged
with horse stealing at that place, being
brought here ON requisition.
! EX-Sheriff Percival es terday received
from the Auditor of State the receipt OF
the latter for $3425 80, balance due on
the jury fund the 1.t Of January, 1878.
The whole balance amounted TO 81 393 80,
out OF which $9GS IL were necessary to
pay the jury ices lor the January term
oil the Circuit Court.
NEWPORT.
John Tosco had his case continued
this morning.
Murphy meeting this evening at the
Columba-street Presbyterian Church.
The grand reception of 'sour Friends'
will take place tonight at Eclipse Hall.
An old lady, whose name WAS not
learned, fell on the way to the ferry this
morning aud broke her thigh bone, be-
sides sustaining other injuries. The
LADY was taken to Mr.. z b. Cottin's res
lQenCe.
The entertainment given by the man
Rgers Of the Murphy movement at Odd.
.FelloWs' Hall last night, netted a hand
some sum for the worthy cause, and all
present went away we'll pleased with
The evenings entertainment.
Last evening, shortly before 5 'clock,
two young scamps made of with the
contents of Mrs. Schnieder's clothes
line, from the corner of Oyerton and
Harris streets. Officer Boyd gave chase,
but the lads had too far the lead and got
away.
Iu the Circuit Court, in the case of
Henry kempier against John Bunning,
d suit to recover damages sustained by
beng shot by defendant, Il verdict OF.
$500 was rendered. In the case OF Moul-
inc ,ux against Wallace, Hon. John s.
Ducker was chosen to act as Judge.
One OF the most daring daylight rob-
berries that has taken place for years oc-
CURED this morning about half
past 10 O'Clock. At that hour three
yourg men, we'll known thieves,
watcned their opportunity until
Mrs. G. Rothweiler, OF 3J9 Washin gton
ageuue, had crossed the street to
neighbours house, when they opened the
rear door with skeleton keys, b. oke open
the trunks aud bureau drawers,
and ransacked every room in the
house. They succeeded in getting
away with y gold watch and chain, pair
of god bracelets, set of gold shirt.studs,
Two gold rings, most of Nj. Rothweile's
best clothes, and several articles OF the
young mans clothing. Marshal Lock was
no,,teu in fifteen minutes alter the oc-
currence. and he aroused most OF the
night police force, who traced the VII
laius to Cuyington and there lost track
vi them.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. B. J. Tracey is trimming his sta
Bile and putting things in right shape.
The many friends of Mr.. Ed. Reordan
will be sorry to hear Of his recent ILL
ness.
Scarlet fever is raging in the vicinity
of Ge0ig getown. 1t has carried off many
children in the last three months. 1t has
now attacked the schools, which have
been closed until the evil is abated.
The Musical Congress will meet on
ihe Sth inst. No charge will be made for
admission into the Pn@nx parlors,
where the Congress Will be held, but
the audience will meet on invitations.
The present indications are that 1T will
be grand success,
LUDLOW, ms.
Prof. Peter Marks. the haipIsr, and
the tar-famed Professor Tosso, assisted
by some Of the best amateur talen here,
and from the city, will give a grand con-
cert this evening at Armoiy Hall.
The Galaxy Club was greeted Tuesday
night by large and appreciative audi
enee, and we'll the club deserved the
comp liment il amateur excellence is any
criterion to go by. Every part from the
opening overture to the conclusion OF
"GerLruds's Money Box" was vrry fine,
some OF the members far excelling their
1ol mer efforts, and those making q first
appeurauce aQreeably ast0nished their