The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
: COVANGTON.


now of St. Louis, is i'll the city.
Twelve carloads of cattle arrived on the
Kentucky Central Railroad this morning
Mr. Thomas H. Burt and Miss Mary An
derson were married by Squire Tebbs yes
terday.
City Council last night. The official pro-
ceedings in full will be found in to-mor-
rows STAR.
Mr. J. B. Mechlenborg was qualified as
administrator of the estate of ID. Niehaus,
deceased.
The police force yesterday presented VIM.
Mc[!raW with handsome present, as q
token of their esteem.
POLICE CoURT-Alla Lloyd drunk and
dsorderly, $40 and costs; II. Meyers, driv-
ing over sidewalks, $5 and costs.
The Kentucky Central Railroad will run
special train from Lexington to this city
after the close of the fair Saturday.
The st. Georges Benevolent Society will
hold meeting Monday to take subscrip-
tions for the yellow fever sufferers.
The employees of Mitchell, Tranter & Co.,
yesterday sent 800 to Mayor Athey for the
yellow fever sufferers in the South.
A colored woman named Mink, who re-
sides in Warsaw, Galatin County, was de-
iyered, night before last, of triplets
Mr.. Andrew Jackson Clarkson and Miss
Barbara SChoOr were married last night Just
before midnight by Squire Tebbs at the
Central Hotel.
The employees of the Western Union
Telegraph Company of this circuit are rails
ing subscription for the benefit Of the
stricken South.
The first regular rehearsal of the season
will take place at Odd-felloWs Hall, corner
Fifth and Madison streets, on Tuesday eve
ming, September Sd.
Mr.. Moore, who resides on Second street,
while passing the corner of Sixth and Scott
streets this morning was run over by
buggy and badly injured.
Quinsey C. East of Piatt County, ILL.,, and
Hattie O. P. East, of Highland County,
Ohio, were granted a marriage license this
morning. That couple ought to have a
'rising' family.
Mr.. Mike Smith, the well-known street
contractor, died this morning. Deceased
was thrty-eight years of age, and leaves
wife and three children. He was highly
respected citizen and a member of the A.
o. H. His funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from st. Marys
Cathedral.
BosTwIcK BUSTED BoYs.-Twenty-six
petitions in bankruptcy were filed since II
O'Clock yesterday, including J. b. Vandine,
of Covington. Liabilities, $7,655; assets,
none. Geo. W. Cox, of this city. Liabli-
ties, $40, sos 81; assets &c. 14O. John Hell
temes, Covngton. Liabilities $3104 40;
assets, $2 S54 l6; exemptions, $404. G.. f.
Seeman, Covington. Liabilities, 81, 775; as
SETS $3.50. Tomorrow is the last day of
grace for the bankrupts law.
TEARING UP TIE WHITE L1NE.-A resolu-
ton was adopted at the City Council last
night that as the Covngton Street Railway
Company white Line) had failed to repair
the streets on which its tracks are laid, and
has willfully violated all other conditions
of its contract with the city, the Street Com
missioners be ordered to tear up and re-
move the rails of the said Company and
keep them torn up until the streets are
properly repaired 1t was ordered that the
work of tearing be commenced at once, and
notice was served on the Superintendent
of the road Immediately (at IL :15 p. m
The Street Commissioner at that hour with
small force of men proceeded to tear up
parts of the track at the intersection of
Third and Greenup Streets at the corner of
Scott and Third, and at the corner of Pike
and Madison, without interruption An in
junction was served this morning and the
track put in repair, The cars are now run
ming regularly.
NEWPORT.
Chancery Court convenes Monday.
City Marshal D. r. Lock is attending the
Florence Fair
DO not iail to stop in at Fred. Thes' and
get "relief drink"
The Police Commissioners will meet to-
night, when it is hoped the best man may
win.
Mr. w. H. Haynes the 'agltator," is
confined to his residence from severe i'll
ness.
The Sisters of Notre Dame Academy, on
Madison street. will commence the second
term Monday.
The Parochial School attached to the
Church of the Immaculate Conception will
reopen Monday.
County Court will meet at Alexandria
! MONDAY, when the newly elected officers
will be sworn in.
Henry Lewis, of III Orchard street was
thrown from a horse on Wednesday and
received fractured arm.
Mrs Maria Ritter and daughter Mary left
yesterday for an extensive tour through
Europe, to be absent two years.
The employees of the Short-line Railroad
have donated one days wages, aggregating
81 00O, to yellow fever sufferers.
\ little girl named Catherine Kuhn. liv-
Ing at No "a German street, fell from a
fence yesterday and broke her arm. Her
family are destitute and need assistance.
This morning Judge Berry, of the County
Court, appointed Mrs. Spillman administra-
trix of the estate Of her husband Rev. Fl E.
Spillman, deceased late of Dayton, KY
She was also appointed guardian of her
children
City Weigher and Measurer Steve Solar
created quite sensation this morning when
he made public that two Cincinnati mer-
chants who sold coal on this side were con-
siderably short in their measure. Phillips
q Co, were seventeen bushels short to the