The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-12
COVINGTON.

Hall tonight.
Herr Barney Theman took out his second
papers this morning.
We regret to mention the extreme illness
of the estimable wife of Senator John w.
Stephenson.
Special policeman Wm. Alden throws up
his commission on the 1st of next month to
enter the service of Due & Co.
Saunders Marshall, colored boy, was
sentenced to sixty days Oh the stone pile
this morning for petty larceny.
Rev. Father Robbers, of Lewisburg, has
sufficiently recovered from his recent severe
indisposition to again assume his pastoral
duties
Six thousand pounds of dressed pork ar.
rived over the Kentucky Central Railroad
this morning, destined for the New York
and Boston markets.
The session of the North Kentucky Teach.
ers' Association assembled this morning at
the High School Building The session will
continue tomorrow and Saturday. The
public are invited.
At meeting of the Mutual Building &
Loan Association held Tuesday evening the
followingnamed gentlemen were elected
to serve during the ensuing year as Board
of Directors: Patrick Dillon, Thos McGill,
Edward Kelly and Anthony Wenzel.
]. R; Mclean, Esq., editor of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, presented Carroll Cambron,
the CovinSton Messenger of that paper with
purse containing $25 Mr.. Cambron is
the youth who was SO severely beaten Mon
day night last while on an expedition in
quest of news.
The warrants issued against George w.
Howett, j. E. Clendening & Son, and the
by Collins, were answered without serving,
and their cases were this morning contin-
ued The warrants charge breach of the
peace on young Carroll Calnbron, the bright
httlc messenger boy of the Enquirer.
UNITED STATES CouRT-F. A. Prague, as
signce of Casey, Chalfant & Co., against
Rogers & Roberts; judgment for 1925 55
and costs. f. d. Madeira, as
signee, against II. 7. Struve; decree
ordering conveyance. William Nc
Lain against j. H. Yeton; verdict for de-
fe, dlnt. Grain & McQuaid against J. J. &
A. Beach; submitted to Court; judgments
for plaintiffs for $632 II against ]. J. Beach,
an dismissed as to A. Beach.
CRIMINAL CouRr.-John Rife and Barney
Niemeyer, carrying concealed weapons, con-
tinued; E. Reganthal, motion for new
trial overruled and an appeal granted; ;
John Reagan, pleaded guilty to escaping
from an otficer,was sentenced to six months
in the County Jail; The celebrated Keith
Cow Case" is set for Saturday; grounds for
a new trial was filed in the case of Luke
Cutler; in the case Of ]. NJ. Pomfrey, his
attorney demuTed to the Indictment on
the grounds that the paper did not circu-
late; he also filed an affidavit for contin-
uan,e, which was not accepted, and the
case will proceed this afternoon; the de-
murrpr was a had shot on the manor
SPKlNGFlEi.D. ..
Col. James e. Stewart and wife entertained q
large circle Of friends Tuesday evening at their
residence on Linden avenue.
prize of a silver spoon will begiven to the best
reader, and wooden one to the poorest at the
reading tournament AT the First Baptist Church on
Thursday evening December 18th.
A man named Reser, living in the southern
part OF the city, took arsenic in his whisky on
Tuesday last, and Dr. Mclaughlin then had to be
called in and with the Of proper restoratiyes
soon had his man out OF danger.
The DuQuesne Blues have minstrel organiza-
ton which will give a performance on Friday
evening. December 18th, at Funks Hall. Promi-
n2nt among those announced to appear are Messrs.
TheO Dolby Alonzo Morgan, W. G. Butler and
VIM. Lilly. Besides the usual minstrel scene a fine
olo Will be given, and several interesting
sketches.
NEWPORT.
lhC 4NC"polu hScCllDiy Will give tHelT
next reception January Sd.
The Ladies' Aid Society are making prep
ara'ions TO give another entertainment for
the benefit of the poor.
A thief got away with one of Tom Dow
ling's gold stem-winders this morning that
was exhibited in show case.
What has become of that $500 that was
subscribed for the benefit of yellow fever
sufferers and never left Newport?
Rev. J. w. Henly, of Newport, has gone
into a more lucrative business. He has
opened restaurant on Main street, Cincin-
natl.
Major Robert Hassell of New York, as
brave a soldier as ever stood fire, is the guest
of his friend, Col. John 7. Bennett, of Put
man street.
The Republicans of Newport will meet
Saturday night at the Office of E. w. Haw-
kins to take into consideration the adyiss-
biity of holding convention.
The marriage of Mr. VIM. Fl. Voge and
Miss Emma Goessler took place at $3.50
o'clock last evening at the residence of the
brides parents 16l Jefferson street.
The Apollo Glee Club have organized as
follows: L. Burkhardt leader and first
tenor; ]. Hengelbrake and H. Graft, second
tenors; H. Green and H. Lampe, first bass
G. Sarbeck, second bass.
A meeting of the Workingmen was held
last night and arrangements perfected for
having series of free lectures delivered in
this city during the winter. These lectures
will be upon scientific and political topics.
The funeral of the late Pe4er Harrigan
took place this afternoon at o'clock from
the Church of the Immaculate Conception. |
The nNploycs of Swifts rolling-mills and
large number of friends and relatives ac-
conlpanied the remains to their last resting
place.
Covington Lodge No. 1881, I. O. G. T.,
will meet with Newport Lodge No. 1,135, I. |
Q. G. T., at their hall, Monmouth and Mad