The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-08
COVINGTON.

Miss Jennie Ross is home from visit to
Maysville.
Mrs Martha B. Mcclure left to-day for a
visit to Baltimore.
Miss Kittie Mullins, of Falmouth, is Wis
iting Mrs. ALI. Mullins.
The petition in bankruptcy of J. L. Cor
bin has not yet been filed.
The various brick-yards in the city COM
menced operations to-day.
John Henghold, who fell from scaffold
in Cincinnati, died Friday in st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. ~
Only two interments in the Highland
Cemetery last week, which speaks for the
health of the city.
Mr.. w. H. Turner the efficient Secretary
of the A. 0. u. w., is happy. It's a daugh-
ter. Weight, nine pounds
Samuel Egelston was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Lucy Crisler in the
County Court this morning.
Enterprise Lodge, No. 20, 10. w. NJ, of
shis city, will entertain Diamond Lodge
lrom Newport, Thursday night.
Ex-Councilman Supple was prostrated
Saturday by rush of blood to the heart
He is somewhat improved this morning.
The Glides, the acme of dancing circles,
have issued invitations for reception at
Odd-fellows' Hall Easter Monday night.
VIM. E. Ernst is to be the name of A..
Montgomery & Co.'s new boat, which is in
course of construction at the Covington Dry
Dock Yards.
James Thompson, son of Mr.. George
Thompson, sails for Europe in june. A
young lady of Boone County will no doubt
accompany him.
United States District Attorney j. G.
Wharton filed fourteen suits against sew
eral illicit distilleries in this District in the
United States Court this morning.
An unsuccessful attempt was made early
yesterday morning to burglarize the jew
elry store of NJ. G. Notch, No. 6l3 Madison
street. The thieves were driven off by a
dog.
Police CoURT.-Drunk, Mary Morarity.
John Quinn and John Taggart, S.; John
Shane, continued. Disorderly, Frank Fill,
81; John Geisen $13; Frank Hertz, drunk
and disorderly and resisting officers, $55.
The latter individual was told to go home
by Officer o. Hara yesterday, several times
previous to his arrest.
At meeting Of the Directors of st.
Pauls Protestant Church held yesterday,
Mr.. J. H. Deglow was elected President and
II. Wiseman Treasurer. l.. Brustle, A.
Meyer Carl Ludhoff and C. Hilbert were
elected Trustees. A resolution was adopted
to hold picnic at Ruddes Garden on Pen
tacost Monday, and committee appointed
10 make arrangements for the celebration OF
the Orphan Fest at the Orphan House
NEWPORT.
Ed. Foley and Dennis Cahill are to run
foot race for $25 side next Monday.
The Workingmen will give their second
entertainment on the evening of the 27tl
Instant.
Twelve bushels of coal and $7S in grocer
les were distributed by the Overseer of the
Poor last week.
Mr. B. Fischer has given notice to thu
Directors of Red Mems Hall that he wishes
to give up his lease.
Rev. Mr.. Clausen, pastor of the German
st. Paul Church, examined large confr
nation class yesterday.
A man named Bernard Mulligan fell from
The ferryboat into the river last evening ant
narrowly escaped drowning.
Henry Corcoran, a well-known younl
man of this city, died at his residence OIL
T.bbatts street about o'clock yesterda,
evening
II
''motor' man-was fined 81 and costs thi
morning f' getting black eye while drunl
yesterday.
The little urchin with his pet goose for
companion, following close at his heels, pait
their daily visit to the Post-ottice shortly be
lore II O. clock to-day.
Miss Gussie Artsman, the handsome an,
accomplished daughter of Gus. Artsman
Ia ntltrn nad hn,,n ftnr 1nna oh
yence at Hope Seminary.
Mr.. Percy Brooke, Newports favorit
comedian, will be the recipient Of compli
mentary testimonial by the Clio Club, O
Cincinnati on the evening of May Sd.
A two-year-old son of Nelson Brooks, re
siding on Saratoga street, near the bridge
fell from the second-story window to tn
pavement last evening and was dangerousl
injured
James Whittemore, a young man residin
near Grants Lick, while on his way HON
from church yesterday morning, wa
right arm.
Rudolph Spillmeyer arose from his couc
long before sunrise yesterday and CON
menced to abuse his wife and little childre
in brutal manner The neighbors wer
attracted by the cries of the little ones, an
warrant was at once sworn out for the al
rest of the unnatural husband and father
He was brought before Squire Buchana
this morning, who fined him $25 and costs.
Mrs. Mary Williamson, the yenerabl
mother of Captain John A. Williamson
died shortly after 1 o'clock Sunday morr
ing in the eighty-eighth year of her ag'
Mrs. W. was a native of Uniontown, Penn
and was married to Samuel Williamson, {
Charleston, Va. They came to Newport i
1888, where she has resided since. He
husband died soon after arriving here
Deceased was the mother of eight children
tive of whom are living The funeral wi
take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clocl
from her late residence, No. Monmout
street.
The old coon known as William ALE
Andrew Mcclure packed up his kit Satu