The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
COVINGTON.

were granted marriage license this MORN
ing.
John Hungry and Skunk Donahue have
made arrangements for QUOT pitching
match.
Mr.. Harvey Meyers left last night for
Chicago to attend to some business for his
mother.
Mr.. M. R. Lockhard was admitted to
practice in the kenton Chancery Court this
morning
Miss Ida Robson, beautiful young lady
of Fern Hill, o., is the guest of the family
of Major Michaels.
The marriage of Mr. Will Bond and Miss
Dollie Murnan is set for the 26th inst, at
Scott-street NJ E. Church.
Mr. John yelling and Miss Kate Wagner
were married this morning at st. Joseph s
Church, in the presence Of large crowd.
Additional returns from the elections re-
ceived from twelve country precincts give
Carlisle majority of ,l76in this county.
Messrs John F. and Charles H. Fisk ten
der supper to the Kenton County Bar at
Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Mr. John Milet and Miss Maggie Plunket
will be married Sunday evening at st. Ma
rvs Cathedral. After the ceremony they will
leave for Chicago, their future home.
POLICE CoURT.-Edward Harris (colored),
gaming, So; Mike O'Neil, disorderly, SIS. A
band of serenaders were arrested last night
by Officers Bruesman and Conners, and were
dismissed.
At a recent meeting of ST.. Georges Be-
nevolent Society the following named gen
tlemen were chosen as delegates 10 select
candidates for officers: George WOking,
George Hempseed, II. Spreckelmeyer, H.
Gerke and Anton Koning
The Young Mems Literary Society of st.
Mary's Cathedral has elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year: II.
Cambron, President; James Malcney, Vice
President; J. O'Brien, Secretary; Thomas
Sheridan Treasurer; William Mahon, Cor
responding Secretary; ]. Cushing and John
Welsh, Librarians and M. Sharkey, Door
keeper.
There was little interest in the election
Yesterday, as the meager vote will show,
there being only 1882 votes cast. The re-
suit of the election was as follows The
nine wards of this city gave Hermes S25
votes, and Carlisle ,059; Carisle's majority,
232 Buena Vista gave Carlisle 81 votes,
and Hermes 81; Hermes majority, 4. Wal
ton, Boone County, gave Carlisle 60, and
Hermes 81; Carlsle's majority, 49,
NEWPORT.
Mr.. John Wilson and family left this
morning for their home in Memphis.
Every outgoing train on the Short Line
Road is filled with returning refugees.
John Boyd, Esq, of Warren County, o.,
is the guest of his brother, Officer AL. Boyd.
Mr. Howe formerly of this place, and his
Young bride, nee Miss Lucy Frohman, are
e d., Mottl n,,I 1ol
The Martin Luther Lodge, No. 3. A. P
A., will attend the installation of officers of
the Abraham Lincoln Lodge in Covington
tonight.
The County Judge has fixed the price to
be charged for meals, lodgings and the vari-
GUS kinds of liquors in tayerns throughout
the County.
A small fire in the roof of the frame
house, corner of Moss and Southgate, was
the cause of the alarm from Box II yester-
day afternoon.
Hon. Henry Stanberry who has been
summering in the mountains of Pennsyl- |
vania, returned last evening, much i'm
proved in health.
Mis- Clara Stenert, daughter of Prof Stei-
merit, who was welded few days ago to |
Mr. Hester, was the recipient last night of |
delightful serenade.
The members OF the Grand Lodge, A. P. |
A., of the State, will go to Alexandria next |
Sunday to install the newly elected officers |
of the Alexandria Lodge, No. 7.
Col. L. NJ. Dayton, of Cincinnati, whose
horse became frightened and ran away on
Front street yesterday, was thrown from
the buggy, receiving sprained ankle and
several bruises about the face.
The celebrated case of the Commonwealth
against the Nichols Coal Company of Gin
cinnati, who are charged with giving short
measure in their carts, was in progress be-
fore Mayor Harton when our report
closed.
The vote yesterday was exceedingly
light, there being only 803 votes cast, about
one-thrd of the full number of votes in the
city. The total result in the three districts
were as follows: Carlisle, 355; Hermes, 44S.
Hermes majority, SO.
Dr. w. M. T. johnson will celebrate the
fifty-first anniversary of his birthday at
his residence on Taylor street by setting
sumptuous rcpast to number of invited
guests. AS the doctor is whole-souled
gentleman, good time may be expected.
John Boehner. the youth arrested several
weeks ago in negro ranch Oh Front street,
effected his escape from the Council Cham
ber this morning. Officer Boyd had several
of the gang scrnbbing out the room when
Boehner was granted permission to 60 down
stairs and get bucket of water, but up to
the present time he has failed to return,
This morning about o'clock burglars ef-
fected an entrance in the residence of Wal
Ter Overton, on Sandy Lane, by climbing on
the rear porch and getting in through sec i
(ondstory window. A domestic of the fam
ily heard the racket and gave the alarm.