The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-30
COVINGTON.

Dr. Orr, who is down with yellow fever at
Memphis, is doing we'll.
Light that gas on Sixth and Russell
streets sooner Mr.. Policeman
Somebody stole Charles Cambron's valise
from the depot at Dayton, Ohio, Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Anna Groom and
Mr. ]. NJ. Drisque will be celebrated Thurs
day evening.
The Eclipse Junior Dancing Club an
nounces a reception at Drexelius Hall on
October 21st.
The nuptials of Mr.. John McBreen and
Miss Maggie Finnegan are announced for
one day this week.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-Andrew Fleck and
Augusta Sehoor, John Olliger and Berna-
dina Burdect, all of Covington.
Foot.pads went through W. c. Feagle and
]. N. Rawlings, clerks in Coppin's store,
Saturday night, in front of Porter's gallery.
Impressive memorial services we're held
at Trinity Church yesterday in respect to
the memory of Col. Hutchinson and his
wife.
The funeral services of the late Ed. w.
Collins, at his fathers residence, were at
tended by large number of the friends of
the deceased.
Mr. ]. M. Tisdale, Mayor pro tem., is act
ing this morning, in the absence of Mayor
Athey, who is confined to his bed with a
slight indisposition.
The ever popular Glides Dancing Circle
are out twith neatly printed invitations for
a Terpsichorean reception at Odd-fellows'
Hall on the 10th of October
Thieves entered the dining-room of Mr..
Edward Johnson, 60 East Eighth street,
yesterday, while the family watched the
procession and carried off lot of silver
ware.
Squire w. P. Mclaughlin received a
letter from ID. f. Goodyear, President of
the K. of HI. Relief Union, of Memphis,
acknowledging the receipt of $3.50 from
Acme Lodge of this city.
Peaselburg was the scene of another dis
graceful fight yesterday, in which Ben.
Huenahake had his nose broken with a
brick. The bar-room of Mrs. Huenahake
was nearly demolished by party of
roughs.
A man calling himself Callahan, from
Economy hired horse and buggy from
Theo. Weeks stable, at Third street and
Lower Market. He drove over to Cincin-
natl, got drunk, upset the buggy and abused
the horse. He finally pulled up in Bremen
street SCallOH.
Mr.. f. S. Speegel, the efficient manipula-
tor of the quill for the Volksblatt, has Sc
lected the ring for the bride-to-be of his
brother reporter, Joseph Maier. The ring
has beautiful emblem engraved on it, rep
resenting keg of sourkraut and other
such delicacies.
PoL1cE CoURT.-Drunk and Disorderly
Conduct-John Murphy, S. John Bass, $5;
rtnr q. .Top opl T ,,n
Drews and Maria Collins, ST. each; James
Wagner, breach of peace, continued Geo.
Reeves, drunk, $S; Wm Scales, vagrancy,
S. A deaf and dumb man was sent over
the bridge for safe-keeping.
The procession in honor of Bishop
Toebbe's return took place according to
programme yesterday, and was a decided
success. The various societies of this CITY,
West Covington and Peaselburg, assembled
at o'clock at the Cathedral and proceeded
to St. Aloysius' Church, where grand
arch, handsomely decorated, had been
erected. From there the line of march, as
announced, was carried out, returning to
the Cathedral. Here the Bishop was pre-
scented with an address from the children of
the Orphan Society, to which he made
brief reply. This closed the day, and the
societies dispersed.
The Anderson-Kearneya affair yesterday
Is one to be deeply regretted. Kearney |
the accused, is the only support of his |
mother and has always borne good char
ncter, while Tommy Anderson-none knew
him but to love and respect him. and his
character is unapproachable as regards
veracity and honesty. Our reporter called
on him this morning and to see him lying
at the point of death and suffering such |
intense pain was indeed a pitiful sight to |
one who had sat side by side in the same |
school with him. His condition this morn
ing is much improved, but the general i'm
preston is that he will hardly survive the
day.
During fight opposite Huber's saloon,
on Scott street. last evening, Thomas An
dersons skull was crushed by a bowlder to /
such serious extent that it will probably |
terminate fatally. John Corney and Billy |
dealing the deadly blow, and Anderson was
removed to his home on West Fifth street,
where his wounds were attended to by DR.. 4
Charley Thomas and his father, and DIR.
W. A. Hall. Several pieces of the broken
skull were removed, after which the pa
tient seemed to rally, and the physicians
while in doubt about his recovery saw that
it is not out of the question. Billy and
Johnney Mcdonald, George Reeves, John
Nearby ana Duu. farfell were arraigned l.
before Protein. Mayor Tisuale this morning
on the charge of being accessories to the
probable murder of Anderson, and were
bound over until Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. They were committed without
bail.
NEWPORT.
The German Pioneers meet Wednesday
night.
Republican Executive Committee meets
tonight
The Newport and Covington Bridge is to /;
be repaired. The timbers are here. .1
VIM. Tibbles, who lives on Elm street.
lad his leg broken by kicking horse Sat {
hrday night.
A man tumbled off the ferryboaL into the
Aver yesterday, but was rescued. He was '
loo drunk to identify himself.
August sperry brought suit in the Chan
perry Court for divorce from his wife, Fred af