The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26
COVuNGTON,

Miss Maggie Ford has returned from New
Orleans
Charley Jronsdes is home from Washing
ton, d. G.
Copecs II, Centrals 3, on the Star Grounds
yesterday.
The Navy Blues and Copecs return game
Saturday.
Miss LYDIA Martin left for Ironton, Ohio,
this morning.
Miss Mamie Mackoy has returned from
her visit to Paris.
Miss May Lowell has returned from her
visit to Lexington.
Wolftang & Dorsel's sdistillery will resume
operations in few days
Miss Nellie Gregg, of Ripley, O., is the
guest of Miss Jennie Eason.
See Newport news about Jake Steinborn
failing to procure his child.
The stalwart form of Scott Symmes, of
Hamilton, Ohio, still graces our streets.
Bus er Mahon, the Mystic pitcher, is
doing his great bias act for the Paris, Ky,
club.
Don't forget that the enjoyable picnic of
Father Smith takes place tomorrow at
ParkcrS Grove.
James Clark, who has been confined in
Jail since last April for wife beating, was re-
leased yesterday.
Miss Matte Lee was rendered reception
al the residence of Miss Jones, in Lexington,
during her visit there.
Mr.. Henry Percival is, without any ex-
ceptions, the most popular and most cOmpe-
tant candidate for Sheriff.
Capt. VIM Metcalf, who has been con-
fined with malaral fever, i'll Louisville re-
turned home this morning.
City Engineer Kennedy's office will be
removed next Monday to the room immcdi-
ately over the present office.
The Diagonal Dancing Club announce
one of their Terpsichorean receptions at
Drexelius Hall Saturday night.
POLICE CoURT,-Charles Knapp, Leonard
Iubber, Jennie Jackson and Carrie Balti-
more, breach OF the peace, So each.
Ben. Sommers since the Stars have dis
banded has gone to Columbus, Ohio, to
soak his head with a club in that city.
The citizens we understand, will nomin-
ate Stevens for County Clerk, and Hall for
Assessor; neither Of whom will be elected
Choral Society concert at Odd-fellows'
Hall tomorrow night Miss Bickendyke
has deserycdly the prominent place in the
affair.
The alarm of fire from Box 81 was occa-
stoned by spark in the roof of Capt. Nc
Clure's residence on Third street. Loss in
significant
Mr.. L. /. Bristow, brother of the present
and next County Clerk, has returned from
Charlottesville W. Va, where he has been
attending college.
Alexander True was yanked in this morn
ing by Constable Niemeyer on the charge of
grand larceny. Some stolen goods were
found in his house. In default of bail he
was committed.
Robert Hutchison formerly a lawyer in
this city, has been honored as Democratic
nominee for Criminal Judge in Memphis,
and has been indorsed universally by the
Bar in that city.
The Citizens Convention, which meets to
nominate ticket on Saturday, should by
all means indorse Hardin, Bristow and
Goodson, of the Democratic ticket, as they
are indorsed by the public.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-Henry Boenker and
Theresa Schmidt, Herman Grueter and
Maggie Martens T. J. Phelps (aged thirty
FOUR and Kittie Foote (agcd twcnty-eight).
All the above were married yesterday.
A pardon from President Hayes was yes
terday received for Messrs. J. M. Schnitkcr,
III. r. Krueskamp and Henry Steinriede,
releasing them from further payment on
certain bonds executed by them to the
United States.
JAS A. Kidwell filed suit in the Circuit
Court this morning against VIM. Gildehaus
for $1,000 damages, for entering his house
and unlawfuIly taking from there lot of
silver ware that did not belong to him, and
by leaving them exposed leading the public
TO believe that they were stolen.
The marriage of Judge T. jeff Phelps to
Miss Kittie Foote, daughter Of Hon. Chas
d. Foote, occurred at the home of the
bride fla her on Third street last night. 1t
was an elegant though unosjentauous al
fair and was attended by many prominent
citizens of COvingtOn and Cincinnati. Rev
Geo. f. Bugbee performed the ceremony,
and af'er indulging in bountfu wedding
feast the happy pair departed for Niagara.
NEWPORT.
Capt. John T. Williamson was able to be
about this morning.
Uston Linet, a lad of twelve, shot one of
his fingers off yesterday.
Robbie Hallam and Louis Mcisenheimer
have both returned home.
The WOrkingmen will hold mass meet
Ing at Flags Springs on Saturday evening.
Another meeting of the Van Voast Guards
Is called for Monday night. Look out for
squalls.
Long John Davis was run in last night,
drunk clean through. He was fined s. SO
this morning.
The new "White Line" of street cars
made trial trip this morning, and proved
decided success
Father Ennis is appointed pastor of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception in
the absence of Father Bent.