The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-26
C;OVINGTON.

SONkN"AUN.
Ev Keen is, suffering with broken arm
Policeman Hardin is off on visit to his
mother.
We regret to announce that Constable
Henry Rifle is again dangerously ILL.,
The heavy chandelier in ST. Aloysius
Church is causing the ceiling to crack.
POLICE CoURT.-Jack Arnold, breach of
Che peace, under advisement; Sally Plum
mer, drunk, "a.
The wills of the late Rev. John G. Harri-
son, John Murray and John A. Collins were
proven and admitted to record yesterday
Angeline Jackson, who was fined in the
Police Court yesterday, was released TINS
morning to attend the funeral of her chlld,
which died in the Cincinnati Hospital yes
3erday.
Another voter in the First Ward, Charles
Eergueson. He celebrated the occasion
Sunday, in which the boys of the Gem par
ticipated.
Miss Fannie Garnett has returned from
her visit to Cynthiana Her cousin, Miss
Mollie Garnett, accompanied her home 1or
few days visit.
COUNTY yCoURT-James Hanrahan granted
naturalization papers; Mary McBreen al
lowed $11 25 for boarding pauper; Henry
Btemreide permitted to qualify as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Caroline Stemreide
Milt. Mclaughlin went into Weaver'ss
saloon this morning and attempted TO steal
some wine bottles, when Johnny weaver
caught him in the act and administered
sound thrashing to him.
Mr.C. w. Miller, pastor of the Scott-street
M. E. Church. and Elder J. G. Sweeney, OF
the Reform Church of Paris, Ky, will have
a debate on "ReligiOus Principles" on the
9th of July, at Flat Rock, in Bourbon
County.
+ Articles incorporating the Licking Roll
4 ing-mill Company were left with the Coun-
N ty Clerk Yesterday. The corporators with
their subscriptions were as follows: Henry
Worthington, 95 shares, $4,000; S. w.
Hampton, SO shares, $4,000; 1gnatius
Droege, 48 shares, $4S, 900; H. S. Worthing,
ton, shares, $5, ,000 Ignatius Droege, Jr.,
shares, $1,000. Total, 200 shares, 5000, ,ooo
NEWPORT.
Cary Bell and family will give another
concert at Odd-fellows Hall soon.
The Quarterly Court was in session this
morning, but nothing of special interest
was transacted.
The Ben. Jonsons will give Robertson's
beautiful play, "Parted," Friday evening,
at Odd-fellows Hall.
Mr.. John Cowdan, living on Williamson
street, cut his foot severely yesterday while
splitting kindling wood.
Jailer Schwartz has at present twenty-five
evil-doers under his charge. Thirteen OF
them are State prisoners.
Miss Maggie Gilson one of the teachers
at the Cabot-street School, is lying seriously
ill at her parents residence on Saratoga
street.
The Overseer of the Poor during the pas
tod in, urprarinS and
hundred and twenty-five bushels of coal tt
the needy.
One of Uncle Sans boys, without leave
or license, bid farewell to the Barracks yes
terday and took with him twenty-dolla
note belonging to comrade.
The Newport and Covington Medical So
ciety will meet this evening at the residence
, ~ of Dr. Cha"les kearns, in Covington. Dr
Bennett, of this city, will read a paper OF
"Cervical Endometretis," after which dele
gates will be appointed to the State Con
vention, to be held at Frankfort, com
mencing April Sd.
The friends of Mr.. A. F. Blake, the we'll
| known Temperance orator, have concluded
to tender him complimentary benett o.
Saturday evening next at Odd-fellows Hall
The programme will consist of choice selec
| tions of vocal and instrumental music, reel
tations, &c Mr. Blake will also make hi
farewell address.
Steps are being taken to institute Cour
of the independent Order of Foresters Il
this city. About twenty-five persons hav
already given in their names for this pun
pose A meeting for the purpose OF organ
izing and of paying the fees will be held O
Thursday evening at O'Clock, at T., FRO
Jones' residence 142 York street All VIII
have given in their names, as well as other
who desire to become members of the Cour
are cordially invited TO be present.
OXFORD, o.
Quite an interesting fight took place i
the iewelry store of John Hayden yeste
day afternoon. The contestants were tn
proprietor of the establishment and Pro
VIM. Ward, of the Gem Gallery. 1t seem
that Ward is a carrier of the morning dali
papers and was around collecting yesterday
Hayden claimed that he paid Ward fe
days ago and Ward swore that he had no
Some more words followed, and Hayde
undertook to put Ward out of the shol
not much blood wasted, but the floor W;
+ considerably scratched.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Murphy meeting on Sunday nigf
was addressed by Mr. Watson, of Newpor
About six signers obtained.
1t is thought by some experienced fru
men that the frosts of the last few nigh
have not damaged the fruit trees in til
locality.
Mr. Daniel P. Dean, the celebrated o
Rtor, will deliver his humorous lecture, e.
titled "Why We Laugh" at the meeting
the Sons and Daughters OF Temperance c
Thursday night He will doubtless have
big audience
PIQUA. d.
John Rayner is to be seen behind Il
counters of G. w. Bachelors new clothil
store. Success to him.
The Murphy Boys, headed by A.
Pugh, give a concert in the Opera-house, f
the benefit of the cause, Monday evenin
April 8th.
Professor Palmer leaves tonight for Tro
Ohio where he will give n series OF lecture
His Course here was Il failure, financial
poor houses greeting him whenever an a
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