The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-23

pike for the last half year were $3,5l7 90.
Ben. K. Reynolds, well-known citizen
of Covington, died yesterday afternoon.
A. NJ. Hume was appointed assignee OF
Chas. Fech,er, bankrupt, this morning.
John Kearncy was fined So this morning
in the Police Court for disorderly conduct.
Judge Harrison has returned from Cler-
mont County, and is going to make 1t hot
for Phelps.
Mr. Rich was yesterday elected President
of the new Board Of Health and Mr.. Wolk-
ing Secretary.
The Masons and School Board will meet
tonight to take some action on the death OF
J. n. Furber, Esq.
a. w. TAYLOR of Pendlcton County, and
w. d, Clark, of Madison County, filed their
petitions in bankruptcy yesterday.
Miles Montgomery the lunatic who was
CAPTURED by McGraw and Bolan, yesterday,
was takcnsto Lexington this afternoon.
The Directory of Highland Cemetery, of
which j. n. Furbur was member, passed
resolutions of respect TO his memory yes
terday.
Miss Ada Foy fell from skiff into the
river Sunday, and but for he timely assist
ance of Edward c. Wade, would have been
drowned.
Julius Bedrit paid 81 and costs yesterday,
for a breach Of the peace on Nick Knapp.
Nick will have chance to explain to-
morrow why he committed the breach on
Julius
John Martin Hoelscher, carpenter by
trade. died very suddenly and somewhat
mysteriously at his home, corner Of Russell
and Thirteenth Streets last night at 10
o'clock. An inquest is being held to-day.
A meeting of the members of the Bar was
held this morning, and appropriate rcsolu-
tons were passed upon the death Of Mr.. J.
n. Fnrbcr.
A committee was appointed to prepare
copies OF the resolutions for the Benton
Chancery and Circuit Courts, and request
that same be spread upon the records Of
the Courts.
Mr.. Jack Holleran and Miss Doughty,
ofGrecnup street, will be married to-mor-
row.
NEWPORT.
A juvenile thief stole box of fine cigars
from Granger's saloon last night
Ed Quinn. for very hard case of drunk
and,disorderly was fined s. and costs.
Henry Miller aged eight, living with his
parents on Pullman street, fell from q lad
Wm. Peek, who was adjudged of unsound
mind in the County Court yesterday, was
taken to the Insane Asylum at Lexington
this morning
Burglars entered the kitchen Of Mrs.
Mcdonald last night and carried off all her
cooking utensils and every eatable article
they could lind.
Prof James Specr, the well known i'll
vcn;or and the only rival Edison had i'll
Newport, las removed to Linwood Ohio.
lie has just completed a novel bread
machine.
a. valuable horse belonging to Adam
Wagner was accidentally killed, and the
cart he was htchcd to made total wreck,
h., the driver backing them over the Lick
ing bank, near SwifCs rolling-mill.
John Mochsie, a box-maker living in
Newport, has been myseriously missing
since last Saturday night When last seen
he was on Vine street, Cincinnati, near
the canal. in company with two strange
young men.
The Grand Lodge of Red Men met at Red
Mems Hall, corner Of York and Madison
streets, last night. 1t was resolved that Off.
GERS of The GrandLodgc shall be elected to-
night. Al err the election the delegates will
be rendered Il banquet at Phil. SAoberers S.
Peter Hicl1. alias John Coleman, alias
Jonn SchnIder; who may be classed among
the most holcd ana expert IlleVcs IN lhe
country, was brought to Newport ana lahd'
fd N jan by Marshal Lock, assisted Dy On
Ger Delahanty, of Cincinnati. On Hicks
person was found Captain James William.
sons gold watch, valued at $3.50; ais his
34ynvInr,s hank hat wore recently stolen
frnn Mr. WilIiamson
,r,,
ihe Grand i'oage OF tlfe a. L. A OF Men,
tnckE, III session Yesterday at kode lDur3
hall, elected the following officers: ". g.
n, J"His d. Emert Newport; '" u. -:
Jacob Click, Aewporli w. ~ q. secretary, W
Mlrti'' Covington; W; :; treasurer w. D.
Teqss, loV1ngton;, W, Nv y. =, No. !, Jacot %
hohrHan, Newport W =: I. NO; = Peter
Gruehholz' Newport; y: u; Paui Miller
Newport; chaplaIh, fill Hammei, New
p0N lne 'leNt ~, nfen.ig Ce MiIl De held a. IL