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

COVINGTON.
Criminal Court convenes Monday.
The ground hog didn't see his shadow
to-day.
The collections of internal revenue for
January amount to $171,O9 VA.
Prof. WIddekind announces concert
at Turner's Hall Tomorrow night.
Temperance meeting at Greer's Hall
Tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The municipal election In Pendleton
County is passing of quietly to-day.
Religious services will be held at the
Elevenlh-street NJ. e. Church tonight.
Three hundred and forty successful
applicants at the Reltef-house yester.
day.
The Gem Dancing Circle have issued
Invitations for masquerade reception
at Drexelius Hall on February 7.
Arguments on motion for new trial
in the bastardy case OF Wheeler VS..
Glandon were concluded this morning.
Phil. Watson hauled wood over the
spot where the house now stands In
which he committed the deed for which
he died.
James Proud was found In wood
shed this morning, in the rear of one OF
the tenement houses on Second street,
with his feet badly frozen.
POLICE CoURT.-John Davis, disor-
derly, $13; JEFF. Hamilton, same, $13;
John KING, breach of the peace, $33;
Nettie Johnson, same, $4; Nancy Sher-
man, same, $4; WIN. Cranberry, drunk,
81.
SCHOOL BOARD.-The annual reports
of the Principals of the Public Schools
we're received, and the salaries Of the
teachers and janitors allowed; also, the
salaries Vt the Superintendent and the
Clerk. Messrs. Meoklenborg, Botsford
and Evan were appointed a committee
to audit the accounts of the Clerk. The
Committee OH Law presented al amend
ment to the City Charter, providing that
after the 1st OF January, 1880, no person
shall be permitted TO vote for members
of Council or Of School Board, or any
other city officer, without having paid
his eapil alton tax levied for common
school purposes; any violation Of the
act to be punished by fine Of not less
than $50, ana not more than 500; ear
ried. MI j. I. Thomas was elected Su-
perintendent Of the new school, and Su-
perintendent Best, Mr.. Ellis and Rev.
Summey q Board Of Examiners for the
present year.
NEWPORT.
The Chaneery Court adjourned yester-
day to the May term.
Circuit Court convenes Mon day with
over three hundred cases.
Jailer Schwartz made the moose that
swung poor Watson into eternity yes
terday.
Robert Jones last evening had one Of
the fingers Of his left hand cut of while
at work in the saw-mill OF Livezay d Co.
City Marshal Dave Lock is ceIebrat-
Ing his f0rty-third birthday. Here's to
you, Dave, that you may live long and
prosper.
Rev. Samuel Eastman, pastor OF the
Congregational Church, of Swamscott,
Mass, Will occupy the pulpit of the
York-street Church Tomorrow.
Interesting religious exercises will be
=, held at the German Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. The pastor, Rev. MIR.
Gellert, will baptjZe O number of ooD-
verts to the Church.
Flfty-.our little girls dressed in white,
AM holding lilies in their hands, and
thirty-iour boys carrying burning tapers,
could be seen in the procession yestsr-
day at Father Schulte's funeral.
Ed. Hayman and Frank Hayman, Jr.,
we've arrested this morning and placed
nnder bonds 10 appear Monday before
50 lire Buchanan and answer charge
Dl assault made on o. W. Root last even.
ing.
Thirty-three aceessions have been
made to Grace M. E. Church since the
Inauguration of the protracIed meetings.
R9y. Mr.. Mullenix will preach Sunday
morning and evening and every evening
huring Tue week.
Harry Doyle, brakeman on freight
Train No. 20 on the Snorl-line Railroa d (,
while passing from one Car to another
Barly yesterday morning, fell between
the cars and was Instantly Killed. Tue
accident occurred near Ormsby Sta
lion.
Daniel Wolf, an old and respectable
eitiz4n, died at his residence on Front
street Thursday evening shortly after
O'Clock, aged siXLy-seven. Deceased
Was the founder OF Wolf's Rolling Mill,
now the Anchor Iron and Steel Works.
be was also one OF the founders of the
Clay Insurance Company, was its fist
Secretary, aud was President for num-
Der of years prior 10 1876, since whlon
lime he has been a Director. HIs iu-
neral, which will take place tomorrow
afternoon, will be attended by the Ger
man Pioneers, of which he was Il mem.
oer. Tue remains will be Inferred in
Walnut Hills Cemetery.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Messrs. Williams and Blake and Prof.
McGinnis will address the Murphy meet.
ing tomorrow night in the School-hall.
large crowG will doubtless be pres
ent.
Rev. MIR. Mathews, Of the Columbia.
street Presby ierian Church, Newport,
will preach tomorrow afternoon, at 3A
o'clock, in the Council Chamber. All
are invited.
DAYTON, KY.
Rev. Mr.. spillmap, pastor OF the Bap-
list Church, will preach tomorrow
morning and night.
R,v. II. j. Perry, OF the NJ. E. Church,
viii preach tomorrow morning at II
D'cloek ana at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
Subj ct in the evening, ''rhe viii OF Cod
On temperance. Preaching by the same
In Bellevue at az z. NJ.
A good sized audience attended the
Murphy meeting in the M. E. Church