The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
CONVICTION.

The gas burned all day Ill the Maln-strcet
Market-housc yesterday.
Tom Paxton, ESQ.,, and Hugh Campbell
were in town this morning.
We regret to chronicle the dangerous i'll
ness Of Mr.. b. r. Reynolds.
Captain Ted. Booth is off to Cleveland for
week of piscatorial pleasure.
Daniel Mullins, of this county, filed his
peti ion i'll bankruptcy Saturday.
Dr. J. f. Stevenson is making lively
canvass for the office Of County Clerk.
Mrs. L. P. Stockwell leaves this evening
for West Virginia to spend few weeks.
The West End Library was sold at auction
Saturday, the contents realizing about $50.
Seth Day, of the Dayton House, was
overcome by heat Saturday. lie is i'm
proving.
The Workingmen at Welling's Hall yes
terday decided to not put new ticket IN
the field.
Harry Teed, the nine-year-old son Of
Amos Teed West Covington, was drowned
Saturday
Charles Fechter once a popular druggist
in this city, filed his petition i'll bankruptcy
Saturday
Mrs H. L. Lowell and daughter, Miss May
leave for Cape May, Saturday to spend the
summer.
Chas. Feiger and Miss Josie Smith were
married at the residence OF the groom's par
ents yesterday.
A meeting of the creditors of Casey &
Chalfant was held this morning, and divi-
dend declared.
Council Saturday night instructed the
Mayor to order all dogs muzzled for the
mex sixty days.
Mrs. Burke was severely injured Satur-
day by being run over by wagon i'll Sey-
enth-Street Market.
Members of the Board of Health will
meet at the Council Chamber at p. IN. to-
day for organization.
DR.. Andrew Knollman, a competent and
reliable physician, announces himself as q
candidate for Coroner.
COUNTY Court - John Holenkamp
granted until Friday to answer rule against
linn in the Crimson bastardv case.
The will of Sarah J. Wilson was filed,
and commission ordered to take evidence
of witnesses that are non residents.
The Mozart Singing Choir, of ST. Pauls
Church, announce one of their enjoyable
picnics at the Lookout House next Mon
day.
The Society of st. Vincent de Paul cele-
brated its anniversary yesterday at ST. Eliz-
abeth Hosp al. The occasion was very
pleasant one.
Miss Rose Craig, the accomplished bru-
nette of Covngton avenue is attending the
Sunday school encampment at the Loveland
Camp Grounds.
In the case of Nancy Linn, guardian of
Jas. Linn, an order of attachment was is
o,,l hail voI frp
hearing Friday
Miles Montgomery a lunatic, who es-
capped from the Asylum at Lexington, KY,
Saturday, was cap ured by Officers Bolan
and McGraw, this morning, on the II 80
. train on the K c. r. k.
The annual report of Mr.. John f. Hamil-
ton Register in Bankruptcy forthisDistrict,
filed July 22d, shows the number of volun-
tary cases filed tifty-eight Amount of
assets therein $647 ,567 27; liabilities ST. 295,
320 81. Only one voluntary petition was
fled
MAYORS MONDAY MORNING MATINEE
Disorderly Conduct - VIM. Mayden, 81;
Mary Mayden, dismissed; VIM. Bowen, 81.
Drunk - Michael Donahue and Robert
Slime, 81 EACH Breach of the Peace--Geo.
Harris, John and Thomas Mulhall, John
Conway, continued until tomorrow. Gam
Bathing-Geo. Gill, Phil. Kearney and
Frank Bush, So each.
John N. Furber, Esq, died very suddenly
at his home in this city yesterday from apo
plexy. Mr. Furber was sixy y-tive years of
age and had resided in Kentucky forty
three years, the last thirteen of which were
spent i'll CoVington practicing his profession
of law. He was an active member of the
Ninth-street Presbyterian Church, a mem
Der of the Kenton County Pioneer Associa-
ton and represented the Second Ward in
the School Board
NEWPORT.
Twins for Chas. Mauget, the tailor.
Fred. Harris had two ribs broken at Au-
rora, Ind, by being struck by a revolving
crank, on Saturday.
The Workngmen held a meeting at Ar
better Hall yesterday. No business of i'm
portance was transacted.
James Kountz, aged eight years, fell from
brick-kiln yesterday and broke his leg.
He lived on Tibbatts street.
The Orphans picnic at Odd-fellows'
Grove to-day should be attended by every
friend of the little children.
James Donovan, while working at
Swfts rolling mill yesterday was overcome
by heat and taken home in senseless con-
dition.
The Spiritual Truce Committee has an
nounced debate to take place at Turner
Hail tonight, on "Shall Church Property
be TaxedY'
A deserter named Ed. Ralph Schardon
has been returned to the barracks and
placed under guard. 1t is four years since
he deserted.
The fve-year-old daughter of Mr.. Rowe,
on Dayton street, died Saturday evening
from the effects of heat. A boy in the same
family, also overcome by heat, is recovering.
The alarm from Box shortly before IL
this morning was caused by slight fire in
the roof Of the confectionery corner Of