The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
COVINGTON.

the past two days
Blackberries are selling at 8 cents gallon
in Trilnble County.
The Riversides and Copecs play on the
Star grounds Saturday.
A little child of Henry Schwertman's was
bitten by dog in the foot yesterday.
Lew Bracker has sold his ropewalk
to his book-keepers, Overman and Born.
The East End Dancing Club picnic at
Shady's Grove tomorrow will be rouser
Mrs Charles Hennessy was badly injured
by falling down a fight of stairs Wednes-
day.
Gov. R. NJ. Bishop, of Ohio, is the
guest of his son, Mr.. Richard Bishop, of this
city.
POLICE CouRT.-Dick Kelly, trespassing,
S.; Charles Knapp, same, So; George kamp,
drunk, 81.
The nuptials of Mr. Martie Glenn and
Miss Mary Smith are announced for an
early day.
Council meeting last night. Official pro-
ceedngs in full will be found in to-mor-
rows STAR.
Big crowd yesterday at the excursion on
the Southern Railroad, and everybody en-
joyed themselves
lJ was JlSU CLERICAL error It'll. w lloOll
wasn't drunk last night when he presented
his report dated 1875.
Hen. Wilson says people who write him
postal cards wanting things removed should
sign their names to them.
Mis-. Anna, the accomplished and attract
i've daughter of Captain Alex. Montgomery,
is visiting in Pennsylvania
Mr.. William Lambert is the popular can
.l.l E.. 10 ,,>t tl>oF irctM ctr riD1
District, outside of the city.
The poll books have been finished and
will be distributed in the various wards
and precincts in the county.
Contributions for the Catlettsburg suffer
ers will be gratefully received, and dona-
tions sent to Mayor Atheys office will be
promptly forwarded.
Mr.. Warner Yates, the candidate for
position and should be elected. Every
body in the county is for Warner
The Street Commissioner says that there
is no place TO put the stone broken in the
Work-house 1t strikes us that there are
plenty of places if they would look for
them.
Preliminary steps for the organization OF
Acme Lodge, Knights of Honor, we're taken
Wednesday night. The Lodge will be form
ally inaugurated at Fechters Hall, next
Monday night.
We had interviews last night with just
exactly two thousand one hundred and fifty
men, and they all said Percival is the man
for Sheriff, Hardin for Assessor, Bristow for
Clerk, Lewis for Coroner, Yates for Asses
sor, Wilcox for Attorney, and Athey for
Mayor. Opinions varied on the Marshal
question.
A lady, apparently about fifty-fve years
of age, appeared in the Marshars office this
morning and swore out a warrant for Chas.
Fallsnash, her husband, charging him with
adultery. She told most piIful tale. She
says that they have been married thirty
years, and have had five children by their
marriage, and had always lived happy.
Last fall her husband ran off with a woman
named Liz. Reemes He Cher husband,
brought Liz. to this city and has lived with
her ever since. She also says that he has
sold off everything that she had and that
he kidnapped one Of her children, boy and
brought him to this city. They now reside
on Pike street near Main. The guilty pail
was arrested by Officers O'Hare and Bolan
and brought before Mayor Athey who fined
them $50 and costs each.
NEWPORT.
Colonel j. r. Fearons has purchased the
Newport Leader
Particulars of the Doyle murder will be
found on another page
Mr.. M. J. King and family returned this
morning from their trip to the sea shore.
Col. Leo. Tibbatts, County School Com
missioner paid his friends in Newport q
visit this morning.
The Henry Webers, father and son, were
injured by a log rolling on them yesterday
at the foot of Madison street.
No business of importance was transacted
at the regular meeting of the Water-works
Board last night, except the allowance o.
claims amounting to 81 ,534 SO.
The Short-line Railroad Company will
commence to-day selling round-trip tickets
good until August 4th, at half rates to the
Kavanaugh Camp Meeting, at Boards Sta
ton.
Mr. w. A. Cotter, who has returned from
\ tour along the Cincinnati Southern Rail
way, brought some very fine specimens o.
\ fossils shells and hints, gathered along the
route.
The Campbell County Teachers Institute
has been arranged to meet at Alexandria or
Wednesday, August 28th, and continue
! three days. An interesting programme ha!
been arranged.
The celebrated Helm-Long Tom cat shoot
| ing scrape, the particulars OF when ap
| peared in Wednesdays STAR, was called be
| fore Squire Buchanan this morning
Neither Long nor the Tom cat put in an ap
pearanCe and the case was dismissed. Sc
X be it.
Yesterday the team of Adam Macht O.
Johns Hill, became frightened while stand
ing on Monmouth street and dashed away
terrifying pedestrians and damaging the We
hicle. A little girl, the only occupant, wa!
tossed about in frighful manner, but moi
injured.
A story is circulated that last Tuesday
night three men knocked down Mrs. Jane.
=. Jones, who lives near Pond Creek, en-