The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
COVENGTON.
Three stray horses at Weick's stable.

Billy Bethel is home from business trip.
A young son at the house of Mr. James
Kerr.
BY the upsetting of the wagon Hartley
Bros. lose about $40
Mr.. F. Stoekle and wife celebrated their
tin wedding last night.
Geo. Dawn had his right leg broken yes
terday by kick from horse.
st. Paul's Church announces a picnic at
Rudde's Garden on Pentecost Monday.
Joseph Lucas filed his petition in bank
ruptcy. Liabilities $8,317, assets $3.50.
Mr. John Henneberry and Miss Mary
Donavon were married yesterday.
Sneak thieves stole some goldfish from
the aquarium of Prof. B. d. Best yesterday,
Hello! Campbell, who authorized you to
let the street hands load stone in the Work
house?
Lafayette & Arpp have notified the police
to arrest all pedders who sell their goods
for Cook, the blind man,
4 Billy Quillins the legless trapeze per-
former, leaves tonight for New York to ac-
cept position with the Great London Cir
GUS
A youth named McDermot, who resides
on Bullock street, had his head badly in
jured yesterday by being struck with base
ball bat.
A runaway horse, attached to a cart, col
1ided with lamp-post on the corner of
Ninth and Russell streets, last night and
broke the lamp-post and cart all to pieces.
Mrs. Mary Goetz yesterday brought suit
as administrators of Michael Goetz in the
Circuit Court against the Louisville, Gin
cinnati & Lexington Railroad for $25, 600
damages for the death OF her husband, who
was killed by train.
John Quincy Adams Bancroft has been in
the city for several days soliciting subscrip-
tons to a so-called flying machine to cross
the Atlantic Ocean and Botany Bay in
twenty-fOur hours, but no person in this
town botany" and he was brought to
bay several times for attempting his ocean
Swindle scheme.
Geo. Knorr and Henry Mehaus who
made such brutal attack on Conrad Deis-
Ter, were held over for their appearance this
morning in the Insignificant bail of $3.50
each. Mr.. Deisler still lies in critical
condition, and fears are entertained for his
recovery. 1t was undoubtedly premedi-
tated attack, and they should be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
Pat Handy, ESQ.,, and Miss Celia Kain
we're bound together in a nuptial knot by
Rev, Brandt, at the Cathedral on Eighth
! street yesterday. A reception was held at
the Seventh-street Hospital Building,
where were assembled Buck Sheridan,
Miss Kate Hoolahan, Pat. English the
Misses Soolivans and the other bon ton of
the three cities. The "prsents' were
large and numerous, the principal being
that which bears the smallest place among
the features of a bankrupt's petition. The
music was furnished on two strings by a
celebrated African king.
NEWPORT.
Council meeting tonight.
Joseph Beck was granted license to wed
Catharine Bathalter.
The case of Mrs Felix will be heard to-
morrow morning by Squire Buchanan.
Mother Goose's Melodies at the York
street Congregational Church this evening.
Mr.. Robert Joiner, the well-known horse
trainer, has been engaged for Van Amburg's
Circus.
Special Internal Revenue taxes must be
paid on or before the 1st of May, to save the
penalty.
Engine No. q that was so badly wrecked
on the Railroad Bridge evening before last,
was taken to Louisville this morning for re-
pairs.
Col. w. R. Irwin, the well-known hog
arover, passed through the city this morn
ing on his way to Cincinnati with large
drove OF pigs.
John Schwartz, Jr and Officer Flynn
brought huge bulldog to the Station
house last night on charge of showing un.
.mistakable symptoms of hydrophobia
Mr. VIM. Robson, President of the First
National Bank, who has resided in the
South during the winter, will reach this
city tomorrow, where he will take up his
summer residence,
Geo. Leonhard, who was arrested yester
day for selling liquors without license, was
dismissed by Commissioner Bostwick yes.
terday upon the payment OF the back
licenses and penalties.
S. F. Randall was arragned before
Esquires Buchanan and Carothers yester
| day on the charge of burning down the
empty house belonging to Mr.. John Mad
dox, situated six miles back of Alexandria
He waived examination and was bounC
over, bail 81, 600
A card, too lengthy for publication, was
handed in this morning complaining of 8
Monmouth street gas-titter who maltreats
his wife in a most brutal. manner. If the
individual referred to wishes his name KEEP
out of print he had better abstain from hi
outrageous conduct.
The report published in a morning pape
that 0. M. Winston, Esq, had gone int
bankruptcy is without the slightest founda
ton. %We understand Mr.. Winston will
shortly leave Newport and take up his resi-
denee at Long Branch where he has pur
chased summer residence. ,fn.
The dwelling of Mr.. Henry M. Newton
No. 1923 Madison street. was entered b,
thieves night before last, and $50 in none,
+ taken from Mr.. Newton's pantaoon
pocket. A few minutes later the house o
Mr.. w, +. Jingle was entered through tn
front door, but the thieves were frightened
away 40 -- q @
The wind storm at Alexandria yesterda,
overturned the hearse and two buggies 0
1he funnral nrncessinn of DR. Orr Th