The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-14
COvINGTON.
Nicholas County is out OF debt.

Miss Clara Kelly is the guest of Miss
Jennie Dillon.
Gen. Sam. Cary is stumping for the
temperance cause in the lower portlon
Of the State.
A horse, rendered useless by injuries,
was killed this morning by his owner,
John Il ese.
The st. Vincent de Paul Hospital So
ciety installed their newly elected OIL
GERS last night.
I's ¬ed fact that there is not one
smith in both Houses OF the present
Legislature. Remarkable.
Mr.. John Dorsel and Philomena Stag
genborg were united i'll marriage last
night AZ St. Joseph's Church.
Mr.. Edwin Cleary left for Louisville
yesterday, where be will support Oliver
loud Byren the present week.
The Brilliant Dancing Circle ALL
neunce one OF their brilliant receptions
at Drexe!ius Hall Tomorrow night
Hon. c. d. Foote, State Senator, az
rived home from Frankfort Saturday
night, and will remain until Wednes-
day.
POLICE oURT.-Wm. and Frank Mil
lenger, Peter Kelly, Harry smith and
Andy Boyd, disOrderly conduct, IS each |;
John Boland, drunk, 81
The grocery of Mrs. Foremans, on the
corner OF Ninth and Washington streets,
wRs entered by burglars this morning,
and small amount Of money and gro
ceries carried off.
kenton County has at least one honor
in The present Legislature, and That is
III has furnished material for lauguin &
sock which "FooteS" up considerable
merriment occasionally.
Ex- Councilman Jimmy Holms, and
Terrence Finley had little set-to on
SCOTT street this morning, which re-
suited in Jimmy getting his claret un-
corked. They were both arrested.
Mag. Kinney, ON the charge of abor-
tion, was dismissed this morning by
'squires Evan and Tebbs. The speech
OF Mr.. j. +. Drexslius, the defendants s
attorney, was brief, brilliant and torci-
BILE.
The premises Of Messrs. II. w. Long
ley, W. W. Brown, Wm. Schlickman
and A. q. Martin were visited by thieves
yesterday morning. and some OF the
houses entered but not much property
stolen.
The bali for the benefit Of widow Bush
takes place at Drexelius Hall Thursday
night; an enjoyable time may be ex-
pscted as ne I'M tex ca ting drinks will be
sold. Curriers Band has been engaged
TO discourse music tor the occasion.
Fhe oldest member of the House OF
Representatives. is josiah Hunter, OF
Adair, aged seventy-three; the youngest
is Judge Z. r. Brooks, of Bath, who is
barely twenty five. The largest is Gen.
erul A.. Bulord, Of Woodford, who is
ever six ieet high and weighs nearly
three hundred pounds; the smallest is
Z. U. McElroy, OF Warren.
From the annual report of the Super.
1ntsndent Of the Eastern Kentucky Lu'
natic Asylum, we CLEAN the following:
671 patients under treatment, Of whom
137 were received and 1913 discharged
Tue whole number admitted siuce 1921
is A, 112; died, 1895; recovered, 1903; re.
moved, 475; escaped, l60 or those ad
mlLted III Inc past ear, 62 were single
50 were married, were widows, were
widowers, aud unknown. The expend.
itures for the Asylum for the past yeal
were Sill ,2S4 95.
The entertainment Tuesday evening
for the benefit OF the West EAd Library
will be we'll worthy the patronage o
the citizens OF Covington aside from it,
merits as performance. Thf, object il
one to c0mAend itself to all who desire
10 have AL institution Of the Cbaractei
OF the West End Library successful. A
number OF the best citizens of the West
End are the orlginators and supporters
OF the Library, which they have Sus.
tanned by their individual efforts and
expense. Let there be Il generous sup.
port gwen them by our cillzens.
NEWPORT.
Colonel r. w. Nelson has returned
home from Frankfort.
fhe 81. Boniface Orphan Society in
stalled their newly-eiected officers yes
terday.
The pews of St. Stephen Church were
rented Yesterday al prices ranging from
$40 to $4T per aHnum.
Hon. +. Z. Bodkine, Oyerseer of thu
Poor, distributed $63 worth of groceries
and one hundred and tn rty-seVer
Dusbeb of coal last week.
Tim shannon was transferred from
Judge Geisler's Court This morning /,
await the action OF the Grand Jury OF
the charge OF highway robbery.
Colonel Black, commanding thu
Eighteenth United States Infantry
stopped at the Barracks yesterday OF
his way from Washington TO Atlanta.
John Burlington requests us to stat
that lie was not drowned Saturday night
as Sundays commercial would nave it
John may consider himself vindicated.
The residence of W. s. Hugill, II
Bellevue, was entered by burglars abou
10 o'clock Saturday morning. A numbe
OF articles OF wearing apparel and 10
oil valuable jewelry was stolen.
Squire Orcutt, Of CRAMPS Lick, wa
arraigned before Commissioner Bost
wick, in CovingtoD, this morning, on TIM
charge Of selling liquor without license
On tGe payment OF tine license and cost
ne was dismissed.
The Grand Jury found an indictmen
this msfping against the City Counoi
for permitting frame shanty TO b
erected On the Cour t-hUuse Square. Al
Indictment was also found against tn
contractor for erecting the building.
& CRIMINAL CouRT. - Henry Stephen
& Dieadal piltlky To q charge oil burglary