The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-15
COVlNGTON.
o Police Court this morning.

No Police Court this morning.
w. II. Turner has gone to Chicago on
business.
Joseph H. Ransom is a candidate for City
Assessor.
Carlisle's total in the Sixth District 5,901.
Hermes', 1877.
Hon. Joe nermes is going to contest The
vote of Campbell County.
City Council last night. Official proceed
ings in full in to-morrow's STAR.
Let the solar system resume its ordinary
functions. Moreland and Swasey have
found their dog.
Mr.. Jonathan Ballinger and Mrs. Anna
Williams were married by Squire Tebbs at
his Office last night.
Deputy Marshal Goodson arrested Frank
Cassidy, acripple, this morning for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct
The nuptials of Mr.. Frank Mellinghoff
and Miss Kitte S rubberg are announced
for the 24th at st. Aloysius Church.
Squire John B. Evan is candidate for
President OF the School Board, provided
Mr. r. A. Prague does not make the race.
Dr. Henderson entertained the Coving-
ton and Newport Medical Society and the
Cincinnati Obstetrcal Society at his home
last night.
A large number of persons attended the
fine oyster supper given by the ladies' OF the
Greenup-street NJ. Il. Church last night. 1t
was a cheerful entertainment and will be
repeated tonight.
Marriage licenses were this morning
granted to w. G. Martin. salesman, of
.Owenton, and Miss l.. Jane Bristow, of
Kenton County; also to Adam M. Heffie-
bower, of Champaign County, o., and Miss
Mary Fouke Of Toledo, 0. 81
Mrs Frank Truller a married woman,
about forty-live years OF age, who resided
on Holman street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth, while washing night before last
was stricken with paralysis, and died III a
few minutes She leaves husband and
several children.
NEWPORT.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet this after
noon at the residence of Captain William
N. Air
See local columns for an account of the
accident which befell Mrs. kenzie and Mrs.
Irwin yesterday.
Mr.. J. M. Kahn and wife celebrated their
silver wedding at their residence on Central
avenue last night.
Hon. A. s. Berry will leave tomorrow
morning on hunting expedition over the
Kentucky mountains
Mr.. George Klein, of the firm of Klein,
Logan 4 Co., of Pittsburg, is taking in the
manufacturing institutions of this city.
Water-works Board met last night, and
the only business done was the reporting of
water rent collections, amounting TO ST.,
All g..
L. NJ. Dayton, of the Anchor Iron and
Steel Works, contracted yesterday with the
Short-line Railroad Company for one hum
dred tons of old rails
The Rodakers, Charley and Bill, well
known young men of Dayton, were sent up
for twenty-five days each yesterday for
stoning an old darKey' house in Dayton.
Gen. S. b. Brown, formerly well known
as the General Superinenden' of the Gay
lord Iron and Pipe Company, and the
originator of the Union Bethel in this city,
is in town, after an absence of several
years.
special train containing four cars, fitted
out in gorgeous style, was placed at the dis
posa of the ''big guns of the Panhandle
Road this morning. Tom Scott was the
missing link to make it the tony affair of
the season. They went South.
Mrs. w. J. Irwin and Mrs. r. A. Kenzie,
were somewhat better at II o'clock today,
although Mrs. Kenzie is not yet out of dan
ger. The barouche and harness are COM
plele wrecks, and the horse which is owned
by Mr.. Carothers, is ruined perhaps for
life.
The frame schoolhouse that is being
moved from the Bellevuestreet lot 10 be
placed on the Ringgod-street School lot
took sudden start down Bellevue street
last night and ran over little lad who was
crossing at Columbia street. Fortunately
he escaped serious injury.
Suit was brought in the Circuit Court yes
terdav by John P. Jackson against Wm.
,Cottingham present Acting Constable of
the Second District Of this city. Jackson
claims that Cottingham's term does not
commence until next June, and that he is
usurping to which he (Jackson) is entitled.
Why GRAHAM REsIGNs.-The particulars
of disgraceful affair, which occurred re-
Gently at the old Bellevue-s rect Seminary,
leaked out to-day. The Principal of the
School, Mr.. Graham, accused pupil named
Orvill Sommers of striking another lad
named Stone. The former denied
insisted that he saw him strike the
blow. At this juncture both Sommers
and Stone attacked Mr.. Graham, knocked
him down and blacked both his eyes; and
still later another of the pupils struck him
% severe blow on the head with poker.
Mr.. Graham, being of a delicate nature, and
not being able to stand the pressure, has
handed in his resignation.
|. BELLEVUE, Ky.
Mr.. Frank Williams, well-known Belle
-yue boy, who has been in Omaha over two
years, returned home few days ago look
ing handsomer than ever.
The Union Sabbath-school, at last nights
Council meeting, was granted the use of
the Council Chamber ON Christmas morn
ing for holding their festival. The NJ. e.
School had petition for the same time,
but the Union was first in and first acted
upon. The vote was tie but President
Johnston decided as above stated.
The select party given last night at the
home of the Misses Lou. Eugene and Rose
Miles was complete success in every par
ticular and the enjoyment afforded was i'm