The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
COVINGTON.
Court convenes Monday.

County Court convenes Monday.
The Workingmen meet at Romanowicz
Hall, West Coyington, tonight, to form
Labor Club.
The ladies of Union NJ. E. Church an
hounce strawberry festival at the church
next Tuesday.
The Board of Equalization will close its
labors to-day They have made no changes
Df any consequence.
POLICE CouRT.-John A. Brainey, breach
of the peace, $30-50; Albert James, same,
"A; Robert Jackson, drunk, $4.
\ DR.. James Keith placed in his yard this
morning two fawns and wildcat, which he
received from the West yesterday
Stevens & Ware have received the con-
tract for two hundred perch of broken stone
for the wharf at 68 cents per perch.
Mr.. NJ Wyland, one of Indianapolis lead
hg contractors, and the prince of good fell
lows, is visiting friends and relatives in the
pity.
Mr.. Granger, the celebrated temperance
lecturer, will deliver one of his speeches on
the subject Of temperance tonight at Greer's
Hall.
Mr. Wash Harrison, accompanied by his
wife and charming daughter, and Miss An
pie Fitzpatrick, leave for New Orleans next
Tuesday.
Mr.. B. Hymer was appointed guardian of
VIM H. and Louisa Northcutt, vice H. H.
Wayman, who has fed the State for some
unknown reason.
Messrs. Fosmer Fox &; Co. have leased
Wenzel's building for the purpose of manu-
featuring birch beer, for which they are re-
ceiving large orders.
rested this morning by Constable Gilligan.
Fhe is charged with stealing a Bible and
Dther things from George Scott.
An unknown man was banged and
bruised with beer glass in the hands of
John Bollinger last night. The banging
and bruising occurred in Leyermann' S
Balloon.
Charley Bogenschutz did the handsome
Ehing by the seventy or eighty men en-
ployed at his foundry yesterday. He treat
ed them to capital lunch at o'clock in
the evening.
Mr. Long, the man in the employ of How
Eli & Clendenning who met with an acci-
dent some four months since, has received
rom those generous gentlemen his salary
eyery week regularly.
A homeless and apparently parentless in
FAINT was discovered in the front yard of Mr..
kirtley's residence No. 422 Sanford street,
last night. 1t had been set adrift on the
pecan of life with no other succor than two
bottles of milk. Next
The Little Gems Dancing Circle offer two
handsome prizes for walters at their soiree
lt Drexelius Hall Saturday night. A silver
napkin ring will be awarded to the best
round waltzer, and silver cup to the best
glider. Both of the prizes are on exhibit
hon at Kuevens', on Madison street.
Hon. G. D. Foote, State Senator from
Kenton County, received yesterday from
The Fish Commissioner of Kentucky, five
hundred young salmon trout and five hun
hred handbook salmon, which he planted in
Schlosser's Lake, at the head-waters of
Pleasant Run, Kenton County.
A dispatch from Louisville states that
fudge Bland Ballard is likely to get into
serious trouble through his holding Court
In this city at periods different from those
designated by law. Some parties are urging
the Impeachment of the Judge, but it is to
be hoped that nothing of the kind will occur,
hs he is one of our ablestand most agreeable
Judges.
1t is seldom we refer to the race for Grim
lnal Judge, for we have always thought it
unnecessary, as the present incumbent,
Hon. Geo. G. Perkins, has given universal
Batisfaction. The accusations against him
by some of his egotistical and unreliable
enemies are without foundation and could
not be verified. He is always particular in
his rulings and instructions, slow and de-
Gberate, always calm, courteous and pa
tient. He is essentially good man for the
position, for he is both conscientious and
Impartial and the citizens of this district
could do no better than to reinstate him for
another term. As regards Judge Cleary for
commonwealth Attorney, his popularity
+ and efficiency, coupled with his many fine
traits of character and the manner in which
Ihe presents his strong points of Defense in
Hddl- VI to his generous disposition, are
ibufficient to elect him against any oppo-
Ihents that dare to have the audacity to pre-
sent themselves to be his successor.
NEWPORT
Jacob Click, Jr., took ont license yester-
day to wed Annie Hofmeyer
b Ex-Sheriff Thos. Jones says he is not
candidate for reelection under any circum-
etances.
! Deputy Marshal Brasier left this morning
Eor Deerfield, Ohio, to testify in the Lally
Eape case.
George Perkins, ESQ.,, editor of the Times,
left last night for Put-in-Bay on fishing
R4CuISlOI.
Charley Rugg left this afternoon, taking
In charge several moonshiners to the Mount
.BteriiHs Penitentiary.
W. c. Haines, of this city, will organize
p section of the Workingmens party at Lex
hgton on Saturday evening next.
Tickets were put on sale this morning
Tor the annual picnic of the Public Schools,
10 take place at Parlor Grove June 14th.
John R. Hugle denies that he is candi-
late for the Office of County Assessor. He
pspires for higher honors, that of Mayor
In his mind
John Vadder wearied of the stone pile
yesterday, osadly laying down his hammer,
be shed tear and fed for the green fields of
tie country Last night he was re-captured,
Ind now lahguishes in Jail.
J. c. Armstrong swore out warrant for
Che arrest of his son-in-law, Morris Tenant,
pn charge of shooting quail contrary to
Jaw. The case was called before Squire