The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-15
COVINGTON.

loNd illlS lliOIillIR.
Mr.. Alex. Bates was in the city yesterday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Jack Anderson.
The remains of the late John Weaver
were inferred in Highland County yester
day.
Three Italians, whose names we won't un-
dertake to spell, were arrested this morning
for pcddling without license.
The North Kentucky Teachers Associa-
ton will meet in this city Oh the first Fri
day and Saturday in December
POLICE CoURr.-Joe Kohler, R. Pitts,
John Grady and j. Evats, drunk, 81 each;
b. Welch, breach of the peace $2S
1t is rumored that Frank Burliston, now
in Coyington Jail, is wanted in Cleveland,
Ohio, on the charge of embezzlement
The collections of Internal Revenue in
the Sixth (Covington) District of Kentucky
for the week ending April 18th were
$45,G71 49,
rougl-and-tumblc fight on Saturday night
Il about II o'clock, on Madison street, near
Fifth No arrests.
Chief Glore is going to erect two more
fire alarm boxes, one on the corner Of Tenth
and Russell streets, and the other at Gels
baucr's brewery.
Henry Miller mourns the loss of $50
worth of meat that was stolen from his
smoke-house Friday night. The rascals
bored the brick wall of the house.
Mr.. Barney ]. Grady, the prince of fell
lows, is out for County Jailer. Mr. Grady
Is a competent man for the position, and if
elected will prove reliable and efficient Of
fcer.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Workingnen of Kentucky meets
in annual session in Louisville tomorrow
morning The Lodges in this vicinitywill
be represented by ]. H. Newell Esq, of Gov
ington, and George Fewlass, Esq, of New
port. They leave by the mail-line steamer
to-day.
People who may find no water in their
hydrants need not be alarmed, as this is the
last day for payments of water rent, and all
delinquens are ordered to be turned off.
All delinquents will be.charged 81 in addi-
ton to the water rent for turning on any
hydrant turned off for nonpayment of
rents.
The Pioneer Association held their meet
ing Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Jos. Chambers
presented the Association with sketch of
the life of Colonel Cave Johnson. Resolu-
tions of sorrow for the death of Bryant
Senour, Esq, were adopted. Several speeches
were made; after which the meeting ad-
\ iourned.
The following is the amount of beer sold
by the various brewers in this District dur
ing the month of March:
Name No. Bbls
Butcher & 800
c. Lang d.
" GelSDauer
steinreide & Wehmng AGO
Knorr, Ruh u Schaub.".... ....."...............".30O 800
Deppe u
a. Meister......"...... tn
The officers of the Arbeiter Verein, YES
terday afternoon, held meeting at Arbeiter
Hall, and appointed the following standing
committees for the ensuing year: Board of
Directors-Joseph Hummler, Frank Kehler
B. Deitz and Robert Friedrichs. Auditing
Committee-Henry Oges f. s. Gottschalk
and Henry Ruhe. Committee on Visiting
the Sick-August Meyer, foreman; First
District, Chris. Refs and Fred. Fischer;
Second District, Charles Seller and H. Tie
mann; Third District, Louis Seipert and
Jake Schallen; Widows and Orphans Com
mittee, Henry Bruch, Henry Plaggenburg
and VIM. Wike
The case of Ben. Hathaway, who was ar
rested Saturday night by Marl1etmaster
England for disorderly conduct, was contin-
ued in the Police Court this morning, and
the prisoner released on SIS ball. and the
witnesses recognized in $50 bail for their ap-
pearance. The negro defender who
this city is making himself
obnoxious to the people in the manner in
which he deals out justice to white people,
in this case especially, when an insolent
negro attacks an officer in the discharge of
- his duties he lets him out on the insignifi-
y cant bail of SIS, while he recognizes the un-
offending witnesses in $50 bonds.
The market in this city on Saturday
nights is infested with as insolent set of
negroes as ever was born, and the shameful
manner in which they carry on is dis
grace to the city, and is rapidly running our
markets and the merchants who do business
on the streets where the market is; and we
/ suppose will continue so until we have a
Mayor who will fine them for being disorder
ly, for when the Matchmaker arrests them
they are almost invariably released and sim
ply told to behave, and when one attacks
an officer with murderous weapon, and he
i'll self-defense tries to defend himself he is
attacked by paper as horrible brute, OF
words to that effect We think that if the
Commercial man would attend to his bust
ness and inquire into the facts of things
himself, instead of depending Oh hearsay
he would get along better
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones is visiting in Mays
vile.
The Van Voast Guards will have a specia
meeting tonight
Samuel G. WendS was qualified this morn
Ing by Judge Berry as Notary Public
Miss Mamie Flannelly is home from Ceda
Grove Academy to spend a short vocation
Thereare twenty y-seven prisoners huddlet
together in the old rookery known as th
= Jail.
The Overseer of the Poor distributed
seventy-four dollars worth of groceries las
week
The annual examination of the pupils Q
st. Johns German Church takes place mex
Sunday.
Dr. Whiteman, formerly pastor q u