The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-13
COVINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. Cochran celebrated
their tin wedding yesterday.
Mr.. L. L. Oliver has presented Shinkle
Chapel with neatly finished altar.
A social will be given Friday evening at
the Ninth-street Presbyterian Church.
Pontifcal High Mass was celebrated this
morning at ST. Joseph's Church on Twelfth
street.
jeff Hamilton, colored man, made an
unsuccessful attempt to escape from the
stone-pile yesterday.
A silver cake basket and napkin rings
will be presented to the best Walter at the
carnival ball tonight.
POLICE COURT. - William Haskell, carry
ing concealed weapons, $2S; Kate Sherman,
breach of the peace, decision reserved Mag.
Brown, same, $4 Sarah Pryer and Jennie
Jackburn, disorderly, 81 each.
The funeral of George W. Leary whose
demise was recorded in the STAR yesterday,
will take place tomorrow morning from
the residence of Mr. Caspar Fenhoff, on the
Madison Pike near the Corporation line.
John Baum confined in jail at Independ-
ence, awaiting trial on a charge of burglary,
and who endeavored to escape therefrom a
few nights ago, was brought to Covington
yesterday and placed in charge of Uncle
Tony Willenbrink for safe keeping.
In the Criminal Court Benjamin Mosely,
burglary, gave bail for his appearance.
The balance of the morning was occupied
in hearing testimony for the prosecution in
the case of Charles MaSten, charged with
the murder of Nicholas Oschner, last June
Stones trial has been transferred to New
port.
NEWPORT.
The library of the late Father Schultz, of
ST. Stephens Church, was Last evening sold
for $40.
Jake Lang and VIM. Kraus were Gagged
last nightdor an alleged assault on Henry
Sowcnbry.
Rev. j. c. Humphrey, of Louisville, will
preach tonight and tomorrow evening at
the First Baptist Church.
Eli Graham was taken in last night on
warrant sworn out by Julia Bush, who
charges him with assault and battery
The Ladies' Aid Society are sparing no
pains to make the entertainment and sup
per at Odd-fellows' Hall tomorrow night
the choicest of the season.
A little daughter aged five years, of Mr.
Jacob Brooner, residing in the vicinity of
q Cold Spring was badly scalded by the fall
ing OF IA kettle of hot water upon her.
The great walking match to take place at
Eclipse Hall Friday evening, by three we'll
known amateurs is attracting considerable
interest The distance to be walked is
twenty miles for a purse of $75
Chaiiey. Mclaughlin and Ruhama Jones,
neither of whom are out of their teens by
several years, came all the way from Cedar
Creek, Ohio, this morning to get married
Squire G. Buchanan joined the youthful
pair.
$3.50 HAMILTON.
Thomas ]. Shields, Jr., of New London, is
lying dangerously i'll.
A very pleasant social was held last night
at the United Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Temple, wife of Oliver Temple, ESQ.,.
still continues seriously ill of consump-
fion.
M. p Allston was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate Of Sarah A. Dix
on deceased.
In the case of Kemper VS.. John Hauh
judgment in favor of defendant for $685. 49,
was rendered.
Miss Henrietta Ballauf, Cincinnati, and
Mrs. T. H. Pfau are visiting Mrs. Jacob
zegler, this city.
In the case of Frank P Vance against
Guy w. McGrif, demurrer of the O. F. In
Eurance Company was overruled.
Rev. j. P. Mclean, of the Universalist
Church, will deliver discourse Sunday
hight on "Ihe General Day of Judgment"
The scenes at the Episcopal Church this
evening will be conducted by Bishop Jag
gar, of Cincinnati, and will be of much in
terest.
In the case Of James Travis against Pat
rick crofton, she report of the Commission
eTs was confirmed and sale of the real estate
ordered.
Several members of the City Council left
last night for Columbus to look after the
passage of Il bill to enable the city to build
Water-works.
Word was received here yesterday after
noon of the death of Mrs. Louisa Deshler,
widow of the late Henry Deshler, and sis
ter Of DR.. Cyrus Falconer.
DAYTON, XIV,
The Baptists commence a series of meet
ings tonight at their church. Rev. J. w.
Jolly filling the pulpit All are invited to
attend
The following is the Citizens ticket nom-
mated for the vat4ous city offices: Presi-
dent of Council, ]. w. Donaldson; City
Treasurer, Henry Vasche; Clerk Casper
Heeg; Assessor, M Balser; Jailer, 7. Dowd,
The citizens meeting assembled at Noel
lers Hall last night, Mr.. Winters in the
chair Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved. The Committee
appointed to confer with the Dummy
management made the report that they
saw Mr.. Macarthur in regard to the matter,
and he said he was doing all in his power
for the public. A suggestion was made
That an omnibus line, to consist of four ON
nibuses be started, but no action was taken.
committee, consisting of Mr.. DAILY, Mr..
Carr and Mr.. Stevenson, was appointed to
further consider the whole subject and de-
wise plan for the relief of the people of
Dayton. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Moeller for the use Of the hall, after
which the meeting adjourned.
LEXINGTON, ky.
The streets need cleaning
What has become of Murphyism?
AL. Harrison is the popular candidate.
-, The many friends of Mr.. John F. Clarei
will be glad to learn that his condition il
somewhat improved
j, There were eighty arrivals at the PhG
nix, and eighty-eight at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, Monday.