The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-11
GOyINGTON.

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CONVICTION.
Mr., John Mann has lost his two daughter
by scarlet fever,
The residence Of John Rausch, on Bul
lock street, was entered by burglars FFida,
night, and $135 in money stolen,
Mrs Woodbridge, the famous female lee
turer, will speak on temperance tonight a
Greer's Hall. A meeting will be held a
this hall every night this week.
Deputy United States Marshal J, G, Cech
ran, assisted by Bailiffs Stewart and How
ell, has returned from the mountains O.
Eastern Kentucky. Fhey destroyed si1
stills and captured ten prisoners.
MT. bryant senour, one Of the first set
tiers Of Kentep County, died yesterday
mQrning at the age of eighty-fve years
His funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing from the Christian Church on Fifth
street.
OHANcERY CegRF.-Dan. Dulaney against
Southern Railroad, Judgment for plaintiff
/. H. Uhlhorn was granted divorce
from Armeda Uhlhorn.
Louisa Barclay was granted divorce from
Alex. Barclay and restored to her maiden
name.
POLICE CouRT.-Drunk and Disorderly-
Joseph Jackson, "a; James Creighton, IS;
John Gardner, Edward Farrell, Lawrence
Jackson, Charles James, Alexander John
son, and the great Barney Donnelly, 81 each;
John Boland $13. Frank Gerlein, drunk,
"a. Paul Haller, the st. Louis sounder,
who stole the fprs on the ferryboat had his
case continued.
Mr.. J. Howard Bidwell, aged twenty, and
Annie McArdle, aged seventeen, runa-
way couple from Union County, Ohio were
united in marriage by Right Rev. Judge
Phelps, in the County Clerks office. Pre-
yious TO their marriage they selected
Weden 0'Neal as their guardian, in order
te obtain the necessary documents to tie
them. Col. Wedep gave bonds, with Wal
tor GleaTy as surety, whose assets are what
he gets for his services as soandal-menger
for the Enquirer.
The annual meeting of the Covington and
Vicinity Bible Society was held at the Fifth
street Christian Church last evening The
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, J. D. Hearne; Secre-
tary, I. NJ. Foster; Treasurer, j. w. Walk
er. Directors, VIM. Ernst, from the First
Presbyterian Church; J. b. Shut, Union
M. E. Church; B. T. Ashbrook, Scott-street
N. 3. Church; s. w. Hampton, First Bap-
tist Church; S. G. Boyd, Fourth street
Chris.ian Church, and B. A. Jones' Trinity
Episcoga Church.
NEWPORT.
The funeral of the late Mrs Margaret Gid.
con took place yesterday afternoon.
Every department at Swift's roffing.miH
was put in full operation this morning.
Jas. MoDermott will marshal the New
pert forces in the st. Patrick's Day parade.
The election for Mayor and for Water
works Trustees will be held Saturday week.
A new pile Of rock was hauled TO- the Jail
yard Saturday for the special beneft Of the
boys in stripes
The Leaders, proposition to become the
accepted at the meeting yesterday. |
Hon. Squire Bodkins, 0verseef of the
Poor, disbursed groceries to the amount of |
$40 and fifty bushels Of coal, last week
The Psycho-P Philosophical Society last
night was addressed by Prof Sanderson,
the subject being Spiritual Phenomena"
The ladies OF ST. Paul's P. E. Church will
hold their annual meeting in the basement
OF the, church tomorrow afternoon. at 5 !
o'clock.
Councilman J. s. McLane is suffering
from severe bruises on his left foot, received
while helping to put out the fire in Red
Men's Hail buffdfng.
The alarm of fire sent in from Box 6 YES
terday morning was caused by the burning
Of q few shingles on the roof of brick |
house on Front street below the bridge.
Conrad Hahn's coal Office, corner Of Eg-
lantine and Saratoga streets, was broken
into last night and a number Of wagon and
dray tickets for the railroad bridge were
stolen. "a
The cells ana ceiling in the old Jail have f
been whitewasiled and thoroughly reno
waited by the State prisoners, under the SUI
pervision Of Tim. Shannon. Tim. has an
''eye' to business.
Mr. ]. 8. Crawford, proprietor of the New
port Chemical Works on Front street, rnr-
tured himself this morning by overlifting
he was carried to his residence and ply
Sician summoned.
The regular weekly meeting of the Work
inHmen's party was held Yesterday afternoon
ln Red Mems Hall. The Committee ap-
pointed to confer with Messsris Hetsch and
Quinby in regard to what terms a paper
could be issued in the interest of the party
reported in favor of granting Mr.. Hetsch
the contract, which was unanimously con.
CURED in. The charges preferred against
Messrs. Rodehberg and Steinheiin, members
Of the City Council, not being sustained, the
gentlemen were unanimously exonerated
from all charges.
PIQUAs O.
A moderate house" greeted Randall
Brown OH the 7th.
The Piqua National Bank has at last got
The l6ng-talked-of new time lock" on its
vault
Deputy Collector H. O. Graffiin has re-
cefved 50 far on the month Of March, $75
liquor license.
The funeral of Fred Plock took place
from his residence; on High street, last FRI
day afternoon at 2 b clock:
Professor Bennett has already given tile
senior class their subjects for the coming
exercises III June.
Mrs. Richard Slauson, who had been ailing
Lor some time past, died last Thursday az (
bernoon at 4 O'Clock. Funeral took place
oupdav affarnnon. III