The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22
COEHNGTON.

CONVICTION.
Six deaths in COvington yesterday.
MI James Ernst and bride will be home Mon
day.
The estimable wife of Mr. William Keen died
yesterday
internal revenue collections since last report
$44,Us2 30
Hon. John G. Carlisle and wife have returned
from Washington.
Rev. T. ]. Dodds will occupy the pulpit at Shin
kle Chapel tomorrow.
The trial of Red (Pat.) Bolan will be called in
indianapolis Monday.
Mr.. E. II. Maxwell, a wcll-respected Covingto-
nian, dieu i'll Boston, Mass, yesterday.
Edward S. Stokes the man who killed James
Fisk, Jr., is visiting in the interior OF this state
bran new Aldcrney COW takes the place of the
one of Mr.. Frank Knolls which died this week.
Rev. Father Englehardt will celebrate his first
mass at st. AlOysius Church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock.
Rev. B. VI. Palmer, OF New Orleans, will conduct
tomorrow.
Next Monday will be the one hundredth ami
versry OF the settlement OF the whites on the Falls
of the Ohio.
The St. Aloysius boys presented fine appear
ance as tn marched on their pilgrimage to the
church yesterday.
Mr. James Harris, very clever gentleman, is a
candidate for constable i'll the Second District for
the short term.
Mr. John NIauer has the deepest sympathy of all
his friends i'll the death OF his bright little boy
which occurred yesterday.
The residence of Mr.. Fennicoe, on Bakewell
street. struck by lightning on Thursday night
and u part OF the roof torn of.
Gen. II. p. Ransom, Charles Brown and Robert
Bowler were over the Kentucky Central this week,
inspecting books, and found no crooks.
The Sixth Warders will have display of fire.
works on the Fourth of july if they can raise
800. They sent us Il circular TO contribute some
thing but ne put our change to more appropriate
uses
George Niles, the siNteen-year-old son of VIC.
Niles, had bis hand badly crushed, while remov-
ing machinery from the old Scott-sreet Rail-lnill,
yesterday.
S. B. Tillie, of Burlington, left q keg of white
lead on the corner of Pike and Madison streets,
and some persons applied it to their own use dur
ing his absence.
Yesterday was our birthday No wonder there
were SO many men hung. Some friend suggested
pardoning the six and hanging US Tor the benefit
OF the community.
Charles Smith and Annie Jackson, and Charles
Martin and Hattie Coleman were united in mar
rage this morning by Squire Mansen in the
County Clerks office
A car load of iron went up on the Kentucky
Central last night for the Falmouth Jail 1t is
about time they were putting something on that
Jail to hold the prisoners, as no less than twenty
have made their escape during the past year
The COYlngtOn brewers at NOrklngnlenS HAL
yesterday afternoon agreed not to sell beer to any
retailer who sold it two glasses for cents or in
"schooners" Mr. Deppe, who was not present,
subsequently refused 10 enter into any such an
agreement.
r The annual graduating exercises OF the High
School took place last night. The hall was
crowded and the stage handsomely decorated
The oTng is the as PRAYER
Rev. W. II. Felix Grafton and salutatory Albert
c. Hawes. Essay, Genius and Gumpton," So;
a Pharles siHr Furber % Music Essay, Work for Tie
Daughters OF Eve" Allie NJ Daniels. CRATIC J.
Act Well Your Part VIM G. Barry. Essay,
Of Tine Fine" Richard 6. Evans. Essay, Glow We
TlaJter Ourselves" H. Helen Ross. Music.
Part Second-Music. Grafton, 'self-made Men"
T. D. Cooper. Essay, "Nobody Cares Anna S.
Warner. Music Essay, Man May be Happy, il
he WILL" Matte c. Baker. Grafton, Air Castles"
Richard H. Ransom: Essay, Frauds, SalleJoneS.
Music. Grafton, The balance Of Power" sterl-
Grafton and NaledctOry, "Worth Makes the Man"
John G. Carpenter; Delivery OF Diplomas, j. W.
Hall Jr, Principal. Music
Diplomas were distributed as follows:
Graduates-Sophia Unkraut Anna S. Warner
salle Jones Nellie G. Pebbles f. Helen Ross
Albert c. Halves, VIM. G. Barry, Sterling P Railey
Richard H. Ransom, Charles 5. Furber, j. G. Car
penter, l. D. Cooper, Richard G. Evans.
HOnors-J. c. Carpenter galedlctory; VIM. c.
Barry scientific; Annie s. Warner ethical; Albert
c. Hawes salutaory; Saie Jones, mathematical;
s. ?. Ralcy, metaphysical; Mamie Mooar and r.
&. Evans classical.
At the meeting of the School Board yesterday
afternoon Revs c. W. Miller and W. II. Felix
made their report as Examining Committee OF the
Graduating Class at the High School. The class
acquitted itself meritoriously, and the Board was
recommended 10 award diplomas to the sixteen
graduates,
structed to make necessary repairs on the Fourth
District SchOohOuSe.
The new school-house at Fifth and Philadelphia
streets then inspected, and the Board signlled
Hts approval of the same.
NEVPORT.
The Criminal Court meets in special session on
Monday
DR.. r. A. Danerons imported English dog
was killed by lightning Thursday night.
The teachers and children of the Christian Sun
day school are picncking at Parlor Grove.
Mrs Meeks called one of her neighbors very
ugly name yesterday, for which she was fined 50
and costs this morning.
The St. Bonifacus Orphan Society celebrate
their anniversary at st. Stephen Church to-day
with unusual ceremonies.
John Lew s. who attempted to tap the till in
Fred. TheiS saloon yesterday, was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Geisler this morning.
VIM. L. Wright filed his petition in bankruptcy
in Covington, this morning. Liabilities $l3l03 TO-
assets ST. 15i 25 exemptions claimed $40 %.
The case of Long John Davis, who called Long
James Berry u son OF a - purp was continued
until O'Clock this evening in Squire Buchanan's
Court.
While Mr. Carrick was out buggy riding on the
Covert Run Pike this morning his horse took
fright and dashed off at lightning speed, breaking
the vehicle to atoms but fortunately not injurng
the dryer to any great extent.
One of the attractive features at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception tomorrow evening
will be the singing in their own peculiar way, by
eleven Indians, whose voices, although not highly
cultivated nevertheless said to be very attrac-
tive.
The little twoyear- old daughter of Mr. Adam
Sprawl, proprietor of the Spring House OIL the
Alexandria Pike swallowed large dose of paris
green that was hid away in corner, day before
yesterday The timely assistance of physician
saved the child.
john NJ. Cody, Rudolph Kinley. James Norton.
Frank Bintz, ,Rebecca Mullen and Thomas Bryant
who were sent to the Lunatic Asylum, the latter
two from Covington and the rest from Newport
arrived in Covington this morning, the directors
having refused to keep them on the grounds;
that they were idiots. They will be sent to their