The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
COVENGTON.

Rev. George Summey has returned from
his visit East.
That obnoxious ornament in the Court
house yard should be abated.
Mr. Wm. Keckely and Miss Kate Jones
were married yesterday by Rev. G. Griffith.
Mr.. Robert Coulphard, Register of Bank
ruptcy of Bath County, was in the city to-
day.
The Grand Jury. did not make any report
Today and will probably adjourn until next
week.
The Young Mems Literary Society of St..
Marys Cathedral are requested to meet at
their hall Monday evening
DR.. s. G.. Savage, Superintendent of the
American Bible Society, has started on a
trip through Middle Tennessee
The Stars, of this city, and the Mohawk
Browns, of Cincinnati, will cross bats on
The Avenue Grounds tomorrow.
Bob Thompson, the letter carrier, says he
wishes that the man who stole his birds last
night would come back and get the cage.
The venerable Reuben Mcdonald died
This morning at 2 o'clock at his residence in
independence, KY. His funeral takes place
Tomorrow.
Richard Johnson was sentenced to ten
years in the Penitentiary yesterday in the
LIlulItdl COuII lOE Vie " AIcAdll-
der johnson.
Ten fine cattle, weighing three thousand
pounds each, passed through the city this
! morning, en- route for the Paris Exposition.
They were raised in Bourbon County.
Conway, the feet-footed pedestrian, will
" participate in the foot race at Chester Park
next Saturday. The purse is $780, Other
noted pedestrians will also compete for the
prize.
AT st. Mary Cathedral tomorrow morn
ing Rev. Father Brandts will sing "Solenn
High Mass" and Rev. Father Foster, S. j.,
Of Cincinnati will deliver one of his elo-
luent sermons.
A special train left on the Kentucky Cen
trail this morning on trial trip Five bran
new cars, with patent air breaks attached
to newly painted engine, gave the train
handsome APPEARANCE.
That clever little gentleman, Rev. Father
Smith, announces his annual picnic at
Parker's Grove, on the 9th of this month.
Blond, .Brutus, Bouncer x Bolan's Bouquet
Brigade will be there.
Mary Herold and Mrs. Peter had little
tongqe-lashing yesterday, which caused a
breach of the peace, to be placed on tile
Marshal's slate against them and will be
investigated next Wednesday,
Mr. j. R. Dodge and DR.. John T. Wise
had ii little dispute on Madison street this
morning about bill, when Dr. Wise very
unwsely called Dodge liar, and the result
was that the Doctor wasn't wise enough 10
dodge J. RS blows.
At Water-works Commissioners meet
ing last night it was reported that from an
inspection by E. A. Burns, the diver, the
inhuent pipe needs rip-rapping badly. Su-
perintendent Glore and MesSrs' Deglow and
Renshaw were appointed a committee to act
in the matter.
Frank Lowe is holding the Office of Sheriff
which he has no right to do until he has
perfected his bonds and Jeff. Phelps, as an
electioneering dodge, we suppose, still re-
fuses to make Lowe answer the rule against
him, which is sufficient grounds TO also re-
move him from office.
The heavy sentence on George Mckinney
does not seem to have any effect on negro
rapists Last Monday Nose Helvy, q black
fend, outraged the person of a little nine
year-old girl, named Julia Ross, who resides
in house on Clinton alley. Yesterday a
so-called detective, named Francis arrested
Helvy, and, by a dereIiction of duty in fail
ing to take him before the Grand Jury as
the law says he took him before Squire
Evan when Nose made his escape, and has
not yet been captured. The Grand Jury
this morning reported an Indictment against
Ielvy for rape.
The School Board met in regular session
last night. Tile resignation of Mr.. Botsford,
member from the First Ward, was present
ed and accepted. The schools were author
lied to close next Friday afternoon for the
exhibition of school-worl.
A communication from the Clerk gave
the amount OF tax bills for 1873 at $34, 7U5 70,
and titles $I3, ,G34.
Mr. Boslwck moved that the Committees
of Ways and Means and Law issue for build
ing purposes $4,000 of new bonds, payable
III fifteen years, and bearing six per cent.
interest. Passed.
J. II. Bruce was elected Trustee from the
lrst Ward
The following schedule of salaries was
agreed upon: Superintendent 81 ,25O; Prin-
+ ripal of High Schools, 81 800; First Assist
Y mt, $3.50; Third and Fourth Assistants, $500
each; Janitor $780, District Principals,
81 ,150 each Assistants, $525 each? Teachers
Of B lntcrmediates, $525 each; Teachers A
District $4S5 each b District, $3.50 each; c
District, 1925 each; ID District, $500 each; Il
and + Districts $3.50; Jantors District
Schools $3.50 each; German teachers $3.50;
Principal Of Col0red School, $475; two lady
assistants $500 each.
NEWPORT.
Senator Berry will deliver tls Grafton at
The Decoration OF the Graves OF Confederate
Soldiers at Cynthiana to-day.
Henry Eckstein, who lives on Cabot
street, had his coliar-bone broken yesterday
by barrel of dement, rolling upon him.
The Stort-line Railroad will put on an
extra train tomorrow to remain perma-
nently, to transfer freight from the Mays,
vile & Lexington Railroad to and from Gin
cinnati.
The celebrated SANDER suit Of Elizabeth
Smith against Charles Mauget, i'll which the
plaintiff claims $4,000 damages for being
called a thief was decided in the Circuit
Court late last evening ia favor OF the plain
tiff in the sum of $40 and COSTS
The Mission School Of st. Pauls. P. T.
Church will celebrate its regular annver
sary on Whit Sunday at 3 o'clock p N
Prof Chas. A. Gravnger will offcate at the
aroan -and Miss NJ Best will render thu