The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
COVINGTON.

The little child Of Mr. VIM. Warrington
was badly burnt Saturday night.
The might Owls" baseball club, was
born and christened Saturday night
The German Pioneer Society is celebrat-
ing its anniversary at Riddles Garden to-
day.
M. T. Shine, Esq, has been elected At
torney for the Mutual Building Associa-
lion
Messrs VIM. Johnson and Edward Pick
have received their diplomas from the State
as pharmacists.
Mr. Klepper, of the Second-street bird
store has received an alligator two feet long
from New Orleans.
Father Engelhardt, the young German
priest, celebrated his first mass at St. Alloy
isius Church yesterday.
A large number of Freemasons left for
Dayton, Ohio, this morning to attend the
celebration of st. Johns Day.
A barge of slaves belonging toJ. H. Zims
Of Morgan County, KY, sunk in Licking
River yesterday. Loss $3.50.
Joseph Stephens was granted license to
keep tavern at Greenwood Lake without
the privilege of selling liquors.
Jack Arnold was placed in limbo this
ness of Tallon's barkeeper's head.
The band of Indians that have been play
Ing Lacrosse and singing in the Cathedral
will give an exhibition at st. Marys Hall
tonight.
Miss Fannie Clementson, formerly mem
ber of the Scott-street NJ. E. Church Choir,
+ died at her residence in Rock Point, r. l.,
last week.
+or bo of Mrs Rntn
corner of Prospect avenue and Tenth street,
Saturday night, and stole $19. The family
was absent.
The examination of applicants for teach
ers of the Public Schools will take place
Friday and Saturday of this week at the
High School building.
Tom Sheridan was arrested on warrant
this morning for dsorderly conduct. He
was tried on the same charge this morning
but forfeited his bonds.
Thos. McCabe the man who was charged
with an attempt to commit a rape, was dis
missed by 'Sqllires Evan and Duvenck.
He will be tried tomorrow for breach oil the
peace
The wife of Bernard Schmidt on upper
Philadelphia street, who was subject to
fanting spells, fell over at the shock OF q
clap of thunder, one night last week, and
instantly expired.
POLICE CoURr.-Drunk, Chas. Collins, Joe
Mayfield, w. Williams, Chas. Kilman and
W Williams $4 each; j. M Redinger, dis
missed. Disorderiy conduct, Chas Sherl-
dan, $13; Merritt Jackson, S.; Jno. Ender-
rider, $4 Chris. Santitf, Fred. Fields and
Ed Edwards, $4 each; Dick Rags, safe keep
ing, dismissed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Horner, one of our pion-
eers, who came to Newport in 1929, and has
lived in Campbell County and Covington
ever since, died at the residence of her son,
j. H. Horner, in this city yesterday. She
was in the seventy-eighth year of her age.
= Her funeral will take place. tomorrow
morning at Asbury Chapel, Cold Springs,
COUNTY CoURT.-Armilda Mcdaniel quail
fed as executrix of the estate Of Thomas
Mcdaniel, deceased as requested i'll will.
John w. Scott filed suit against Alice Har-
ris and others for division of estate. Mary
II. Gedge filed exceptions to the settlement
Of ThoS II. Kennedy and James 9. Gedge,
administrators of the estate of w. II. Gcdge,
deceased Will of George Barker was al
mitted to probate, and Godfred Park quail
fed as executor
The settlement of number of tiduciaries
were accepted and filed
Sheriff Lowe presented a list of delin,
quent negro titherS amounting to $oO3; also
$26 for dogs and 5000 on personal property
which was ordered credited with the Aud
itor in his official settlement.