The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20
COVINGTON.

Diamonds picnic at Ruddes Garden to-
night.
Mr.. J. H. Twachtman, the young artist,
has returned from Europe.
Rev. B. w. Chidlaw will deliver a free
temperance lecture to-nightat Greer's Hall.
Councilman l.. F. Blakely and family
and Mrs Morse will summer at Latonia
Springs
Medora Davis yesterday filed suit for di-
vorce against her husband, Geo. l.. Davis;
cause, abandonment
J. r. Garland of Vanceburg, KY, is in
the city to-day attending 10 business in the
United States Courts
To-day, Corpus Christi, will be duly OBJ
served by services in all the Catholic
Churches in this city.
Mrs. Jane Race, wife of the late Isaac
Race, died this morning at the residence OF
her brother, Thos. Mclaughlin.
Mr. Henry Ransom and Angus McDon-
aid leave to-day for Central Kentucky to re-
cuperate during the vacation month.
The Terpsichorean Gldes will give their
enjoyable picnic at the Highland House
: Saturday night. Eyerybody's girl will be
there.
Hon. I. J. Phelps will be united in mar
riagc next Tuesday to charming young
lady of Third street. The marriage will be
private.
Even the saloonkeepers are weakening on
Sheriff loves bond, on at least one of them
intmated that he was going to withdraw
from it,
Clifford Blodget, of this city, was gathered
in by The Cincinnati police yesterday for
having twenty-five yards of silk which he
could not account for.
1t is about time that Coroner Averdick
was rendering verdict on the man that
died so suddenly at the Jackson House
about two months since.
The Covington Choral Society will give
another of their delightful concerts on the
9th of this month. This is the fourth and
will be the last of the season.
DR. F. A. Awards little daughter was bit
ten by Uncle Alexander Greer's pet dog
and last night Officers Crockett and Hanes
dispatched the savage canine.
The hearts of Leonard J. Zengel and
Laura J. Pomeroy, both of Dayton, o., beat
now as one. Clerk Bristow and neighbor-
ing minister will stand the consequences.
Those popular and polite gentlemen,
Messrs. B. w. Morris, H. |. Shinkle and
Gus Williams, announce a moonlight ex-
cursion OH the steamer Champion on the
2Sth inst.
A little daughter of Mr. Ed. Thornton,
Superintendent of the Work-house, fell
from window yesterday, alghting on her
head with such force as to cause conclusion
OF the brain.
The elegant steamboat c. B. Church left
this morning with delegates and Others
going to the Convention at Augusta. 1t is
a long ride up stream and good time is
anticipated.
LOVE LICENSES. Charles F. Krowse, aged
twenty-three, and Mary &, Lipscomb, aged
twenty-five both of Campbell County; l..
J. Zengel and Laura J. Pomeroy, each aged
twenty-one, both of Dayton, O.
The next meeting of the School Board
will not be before July 5th, and if it can be
consis emily done, the teachers should be
allowed their salaries Immediately upon the
close Of the schools
James Molony called Jo Collins the
street contractor, pup, in the City Engi1l-
GERS office Wednesday night. The pup
struck right out from lis shoulder and
James bit the dust
The marriage of Mr.. Matt Rouse and Mrs.
Belle Davis last night was happy affair.
Indeed it was Rouse-r. Father Brandts per-
formed the ceremony after which every
body present declared war on q very ele-
CANT repast.
Contractor Kennedy states that if the
Committee appointed to examine the new
school building on the corner of Fifth and
Philadelphia streets, accepts it he will treat
them to kcg of Weber's best lager beer.
Gentlemen, accept!
POLICE CoURT--Philip Krout, drunk, 81;
John Emmert, disorderly conduct con-
+ tinued; Julia Maddern and Lizzie Lindsay,
a
Nancy Bowen breach of the peace, $8;
Thos. Sheridan, John Sullivan, Dennis
Kirby and Thos. Dulany, swimming in day.
light, 81 each
NEWPORT.
Robbie Hallam is still at large.
The town is remarkably quiet this morn
ing.
Public Schools close on Friday of ncxt
week.
Coroner 0. NJ. Winston went to the Con
Yention.
Captain John Williams condition is nc
better to-day
John Reeder was elected Secretary of the
Copec Baseball Club last night
Our Catholic fellow citizens are observing
the feast OF Corpus Christi as holiday.
LOUIS Blehl writes from san traECiSC(
that he has accepted position as civil Ell
gineer on the u P. Railroad.
There is trouble in the ranks of the Var
Voast Light Guards, and t.nere are man,
and loud threats at disbGnding.
Willie Gels, eig..e years old, who live
with his mott. .er at 157 Madison street. fel
from a wagon last night and broke hi
arm.
There is but one solitary prisoner con
fined in the Old rookery known as the Sta
tion-house, and that solitary individual
the venerable Captain Sigman.
Miss Winona Hawthorne, who is anon
the graduates of the Glass of rs at the or
cinnati University will read an essay tc
night entitled "A Plea for the Classics
The Workingmens Picnic Committee las
night extended invitations to the varlou
German and English Societies OF CoVingto