The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01
COVINGTON.


Mr.. Thomas J. Ellis filed his commission
this morning as Notary Public.
The condition of Tommy Anderson was
slightly improved at 10 o'clock this morn
ing
After the lst of October today, the Gas
Company will make no charge for meter
rent.
Barney Fedders, for breach of the peace
was fined So by Squire Mclaughlin this
morning
The Callahan mentioned in yesterdays
STAR was not our old time friend, Billy
Callahan, of West Covington.
David Nfiller's son Jimmy, aged twelve
years. has been missing from his home at
Third and Madison since Sunday.
LOVES LorTERY-Bernhard Jaspers and
Helen Lumkuhle, Albert P. Smast and
Nancy Nunnery, Chris. Edmonds and Ma
hala Thomas.
Post-office letter boxes have been located
at Moser's grocery, near Willow Run Dis
tillery, at Romanowtz's on the River Road,
and one at the corner of John and Wilson
in West Covington.
At an amateur shooting match held in
Wallace's Woods yesterday, one of the pro-
fcent shootists managed to deposit load
OF shot in the right eye of James Keyes, a
helper at the Licking River Iron Works.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court this
morning by Isabella Clark against James
Clark for divorce OH the ground of aban-
donment and adultery. Mrs. M. A. Wolf
filed an application for feme sole no.
tice.
John Ollijess, formerly carrier of the
STAR, and Miss Barbara Burdect were united
yl,,r A
Church. A reception will be held at the
residence of the bride, on Philadelphia
street, this evening
Talk about kin folks, why, the reporter of
this column had three new ones to arrive
last night. They were triplets, and John J.
Vastine is responsible for them. That's the
kind of bond of matrimony-havep plenty
of coupons on them.
Police CoURT-Breach of the peace, Hen
ry Huseman, Jr., and Henry Huseman, Sr.
Glenn Bramlage, Joe Huseman and Henry
Arkenau, $4 each; G. w. Knorr, disorder
ly, 81; Frank Stratmah, from Buena Visa
same, dismissed; Belle Cunningham, drunk,
81.
Governor McCreary decides that the Ter
rell case must stand continued until the
next regular term of Court. The Governor
expresses his belief that all such cases
should be tried without much delay, and
regrets that fair and impartial trial of this
case was not had at the September term.
Mr.. James Pierce, aged slxty-four years
and for seventeen years resident of Coving-
ton, died al the Good Samaritan Hospital
yesterday He was widely known as a
merchant and as man of irreproachable
character. He died in the Roman Catholic
faith which he embraced some months
ago.
A goodly crowd attended the grand ball
given by the Turner'S at Turner Hall last
night, and the cheerful exercises were kept |
up until daylight this morning At the
drill exercises on Sunday Henry Kampe
won the first class prize, Robert yelling
the second Anton Ante the third, and |
George Kampe the fourth.
NEWPORT.
G.. P. Beyland, Esq, of the Local, is can
didate for School Trustee from the Second |
Ward.
1t is possible that the rails on the Carter
Lane Horse Railway will be down within
thirty days.
Peter NORM fell through the hatchway at
Williamson's street-car stables, breaking
two of his ribs
The Chief of Police headquarters, in the
SeCODu SlOTy Vi ln6 COuTJ-nOuSe, are DelDR
fitted up in grand style.
Martin Remeker's little son George was
pushed over by companion while playing
Sunday evening, and received broken col
lar bone.
A lad about nine years of age this morn
ing jumped into the river and saved little
girl from drowning, who had fallen off a
coalbarge
Mr.. Harry Hawthorne, son of City Clerk
Hawthorne, has passed No. in the compe-
titive examination for Naval Engineer at
Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. Sim. Tracy to-day celebrated the fiftv-
third anniversary of his birthday. He was
the recipient Of a number of presents from
his numerous friends
Fred. Address, who lives at No. iii South
gate street, fell from the ferryboat into the
river yesterday evening, and narrowly es-
capped drowning Tim. Maher rescued '
him. S
A telegram was received this morning
from Peoria, ILL.,, by the venerable w. ri,
Gayle, announcing the sad intelligence of
the death of his son, Will Gayle, which oc- s
Cured last night. :
Rev. Father Them, of Corpus Christi G
Church, will lecture to his congregation on g
Wednesday evening of the sights and Incl '
dents of his tour through Europe with His t
Grace Bishop Toebbe S
At the meeting of the Democratic Execu- =
tive Committee last evening Hugh Leddy, '
appointed to fill the vacancy for Wharf
master, declined to serve, and Captain VIM. a
Gosney was elected in his stead. f
A fair for the benefit of St. Stephens !
School-house will open tomorrow at .
Eclipse Hail. under the auspices of the St. Y
Mary's Young Ladies' Society, and St. :
Anna's Women's Society, of st. Stephens g
Church. 4
The venerable old couple Mr. and Mrs. b
Hugh Schofeld, after living happily to- "
gether in welded life for half d
a century, celebrated their fiftieth
anniversary, or golden wedding. They
were born in the town called Chapel, Of q
Firth County, Derbyshire. England, and Il
they seem to take a pride in the fact that Il