The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-26
COVENGTON.


Miss Lizzie Overman was the recipient of
serenade last night
Sam. Moreland yesterday sold DR.. Kearn's
brown trot!er to a Philadelphia man.
Sarah Cooney, without any money. was
sent TO Jail this morning for being drunk, by
Mayor Athey.
The naiptials of Mr. White and Miss
Plunkett will be celebrated Thanksgiving
Eve at the Cathedral.
$50 reward is offered for the capture Of
Jesse Underwood who escaped from the
Owingsville Jail last week.
Ten thousand pounds of dressed poultry
arrived on the Kentucky Central Railroad
this morning for Boston.
Don't forget the lecture tonight at Shin
kle Chapel, by Rev. Mr. Ridgeway, on
"What Shall Our Girls Do?'
Mr.. Henry Schulkers and Miss Matilda
Voght, who mere married this morning,
will hold reception tonight at Turner'S
Hall.
The Grand Jury examined the Jail and
County and Circuit Court Clerks offices
this morning, and will make their final re-
port to-day.
Mike O'Hara goes to Washington this
winter to lobby for John G. Carlisle for
Speaker. His friend, DR.. Milligan, will ac-
company him.
The death of the venerable wife of Mr..
John O'Donnell occurred yesterday. The
funeral is appointed for tomorrow morn
ing at half after o'clock.
Joe Brown, Barney Raum and II. Fl.
Meyers were arrested yesterday by Consta-
Bile Gillighan, on the charge of trespassing.
They will be tried this afternoon by Squire
Mclaughlin.
Mr.. Gstrein, of Stevens and Bird streets,
was bull-dozed out of his famous bulldog
last Sunday by four bullies, who took the
animal away, and threatened to shoot
Gstren or his sons if they interfered.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Wm. Lilly, grand lar,
ceny, two years; G. H Swope, same, one
year. The attention of the Court was occu
pied this morning in hearing the case of
Mart. Wayman, charged with usurpation in
Office.
Mr.. Billy Bond and Dolie Murnan were
granted marriage license this morning
This is the first instance that we know of
where a girl that wanted to get married
had to have a bond without guardian
being appointed.
The masquerade of the Merry Compan-
ions at Drexelus Hall last night was huge
affair two hundred and fifty couples par
ticipating. Tip Foley was awarded the
prize for the poorest costume, Maggie Fitz-
gerald for the best, and John Mcdonald and
Tom Montague carried OIL the prizes for be-
ing the best walters
NEWPORT.
The Van Voasts resumed their drills last
night.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet to-
night at the residence of Col. Gus Artsman,
on Front street.
Mrs Sigel, the venerable mother of Gen.
Sigel, of the United States Army, is the
guest of Officer Martzolf.
Mrs Sigel, the venerable mother of
General Sigel, U. s. Army, is the guest
of officer Martzolf and wife.
Mr.. Thos. O'Neil will wed Miss Kate Nc
Dermott Thursday evening at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception.
Messrs M. Fieglein and G. Koch will en-
tertain their friends to a grand masquerade
at Eclipse Hall Thanksgiving night
The son of Mr.. Lehpold, foreman of
Deppe's brewery, was run over by one of
the brewery wagons yesterday and slightly
injured.
The Council Chamber, after being thor
oughly renovated painted and frescoed,
will be ready for occupancy the latter part
of the week.
The Workingmen are making extensive
preparations for grand masquerade ball.
for the benefit of the poor of this city, to
take place Monday night, December I'd.
At the Licking Valley Boat Clubs mas
querade last night George Schneider and
Miss Lizzie Schneider carried off the prize,
silver goblet, for the best waltzing.
Mr.. John L. LeBosquet has resigned his
position as conductor on the Short-line
Road, and will leave tonight for Des
Moines, Iowa, where he will reside in the
future.
Mr.. James Metcalf and Miss Cora Keenev
will be welded Thursday Thanksgiving
night, at the residence of the brides parents,
on York street Rev. Mr.. Mullinix will
officiate.
But four of the Van Voast Guard put in
an appearance at their armory last night,
consequently there was no drill. About
the best thing Capt. Haak could do would
be to send in his resignason at once.
Miss Ida NJ Robson was joined in we'd
lock last evening to Mr.. Samuel w. Hill,
prominent young business man, resident of
newport Inc HuptlHlS were celebrated at
the commodious residence of the brides
father, on the Highlands,
Mr.. George Hornung, Ex-City Civil En-
gineer, who has been spending some time
at the Esculapian Springs, Lewis County,
with the hope of regaiRing his shattered
health has returned; but we are sorry to
learn he has met with slight, if any, i'm
provement. At the advice of his physician
Mr. Hornung will take up his residence for
the present on Walnut Hills, Cincinnati
SPRINGFIELD, d.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church give nm
oyster supper on Thursday evening, November
2Sth
SUE SHALL BE MINE.--In our report OF marriage
licenses for this week will be found the names OF
VIM F Smith and Madison G. Pepple two gen
temen who have.taken out license to marry the
same lady whose name appears In the list as Jen
ME Ruffenbarger. Both parties claim her hand,
but time will only tell who is to be the lucky man.
We think, for the benefit OF an anxious public, Il