The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
COVINGTON.
Hal. Burlington is home,

Hal. Burlington is home.
Pat. Scanlan, well known in this city
was dangerously stabbed in Louisville las
night.
1t twas the Main-street boys that quenchet
the flames at the Mother of God Church
last night.
An insignificant blaze at the residence O.
J. d. Shut, No. 26 West Fifth street, Sat
urday night
Thursday night is the time announced fol
The wedding of Mr.. George yelling anG
Miss Minnie Blank.
Mrs. George Schild has received letter
trom Wales announcing that she has faller
heir to fortune of $4,000
Special election in the Third Ward to
morrow, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Caleb Carpenter
Mr.. w. A. Menninger has been appointed
10 superintend the tin work at the Custom
house. Thus Uncle Sam makes good ap
pointment
Caleb Musser filed an affidavit this morn.
ing controverting the grounds of attach
ment in the suit of G. A. Casey and wife
against him, and asks that the attachment
be dismissed.
= The remains of the defunct Ticket were
buried under Helms hammer this morn
ing Allison, Smith & Johnson bought the
two presses for $210. The whole office will
not realize $500.
Jesse Hutchinson, who is in the employ
of the Cincinnati Omnibus Company, was
in the Police Court this morning on charge
the evidence of which is too obscene to men
ton. He was fined $103.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by
burg $ Saturday night to enter the resi-
dence of Mr.. Frank Walters, on the corner
of Ninth and Washington streets. Will.
Wenninger, who happened along at the
time, frightened them away.
COUNTY CouRT.-Samuel Stevenson was
ordered to pay to the Clerk of this Court all
money in his possession belonging to the
estate of John A. Collins, and the Clerk to
deposit said money in the First National
Bank.
Police CoURT-Disorderly conduct, Rob
ert Perrell $4 John Wesley, $13; John
ers 81; August Meyers, $13; Tom Mogun
and James Crockett, breach of the peace,
$53 each.
Deputy United States Marshal Cochran
returned from Maysville this morning and
reports that the preliminary examination
of the ten moonshiners captured by him re-
suited in six of them going to jail and the
other four held to answer.
A fire broke out yesterday morning at 8
o'clock in the Mother of God Church, on
Sixth street. A large hole was burned in
the floor, a number Of pews destroyed, and
= the frescoing and walls injured. The fire is
attributed to a stroke of lightning Loss,
probably $2,5Oo; insurance, $35, 900.
The contract for building what is known
as the Wolper Turnpike, in Boone County,
five and half miles in length, and con-
Meeting the Bellevue Pike and the Peters,
burg Pike, was awarded to Henry Dres-
Manu. of this county. He is to receive
81, ,450 per mile and $500 for one bridge,
and $3.50 for another
The will of Rev. John c. Harrison was ad-
mitted to probate this morning. After the
payment of his debts he bequeaths to his
wife lot on Stevens street, and the resi-
dences on the corner of Fourth and Main
and on Montgomery street to his children.
Lots on Stevens street. tract of land in
Iowa, three hundred and sixty acres, he
puts in the hands of the executors, to be
disposed of for the benefit of his wife and
children.
The police made raid on a brothel on
Banklick street, above Pike, yesterday, and
arrested Carrie Young Angeline Jackson
Amanda Rice and James Rice. They were
arraigned in the Police Court this morning
and fined $50 and costs each, which entities
them to one hundred and six days each in
durance vile. The latter couple also had a
charge of fornication placed against them
There are few more such places in the city
that deserve a like fate
NEWPORT.
Coroner Winston will be candidate for
reelection on the Workingmen's ticket
Councilman Rodenburg has an opinion of
his own. He votes and acts accordingly
7 The feast of the Annunciaton is being OBJ
served as holiday by our Catholic citizens
A child of Mr.. Christopher Ferris had a
finger cut off by the fall of cradle yes
terday
The funeral of little Alfred, son of Judt O
and Mrs Geisler, took place from the family
residence this morning.
The Quarterly Court, Judge Berry pre-
siding, convened this morning. A number
of cases were submitted, and the Court ad-
journed to o'clock.
Officer NJ. Connolly left Saturday night
for Memphis to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Rice. The deceased was for
merly resident of this city.
Hon. E. A. NORM was unable to return
to the State Capital last evening on account
of a severe attack of biliousness He hopes
TO be able to leave tomorrow.
A fire in the roof of the residence of Mr..
E. Il. Wood, on Bellevue street, was extin-
guished by the boys of the Fire Department
yesterday morning with few buckets of
water.
Lieutenant Cottingham discovered flames
issuing from the roof of frame house. cor
ner of Moss and Bellevue streets,
about O'clock this DnorDinO Ha
turned in an alarm, when the firemen came
to the rescue and made short work of what
otherwise would have been a disastrous fire.
Representative Hill has introduced a bill
into the House requiring all turnpike COM
panes in Campbell County to report the
amount of their receipts and expenditures
TO the County Judge and Board Of Magis-