The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-30
COVINGTON.

CONVICTION.
Temperance meeting at Greer's Hall
tomorrow night.
A booming fire at Headcrofts yester-
day, and the boys all happy over the
event.
Over three hundred people a day. are
furnished soup and bread at the Keller
House.
Mr.. D. r. Williams is erecting the
scafUld on which Phil. Watson is to be
hanged Friday.
Councilman Wolking is happy over a
young daughter, which arrived at his
house last night.
The Wheller-Glandon bastardy case
was argued this morning, and given "
the jury at l O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Sinclair was married
last night to Miss Ella G. Kerr at the
Scott-sLreet Nj. K. Church.
MIR. Henry Ashbrook, brother oil
Councilman AshbFook, ana his estima.
bic wife, OF St. Louis, are visiting in The
city.
Mr.James Rouse and 5allie Galbaugh
were united in marriage last night at
the residence of the bride, on Scott
street.
Another temporary suspension at
Mitchell 81 Tranter's Rolling Mill, oc-
casioned by the breaking Of the large
engine.
Say this is not an age Of progress. :.
Bryant Garrett, aged sixty-one, was
presented yesGei day with twins from his
wife. All doing we'll.
The case of Flannelly against the
Covington Street Railway Company,
resulted in hung jury, it standing
for damages and for acquittal.
Suggestions being in order for the
place TO hang Phil. Watson, we suggest
that he be hung in the middle Of the Sus-
pension briuge, where everybody can
BEE him.
The case OF j. Flannelly against the
Coyington Street Railroad for damages
for The death OF his daughter Maggie,
has been continued to the next term Of
the Circuit Court.
The officers and directors of the Ken
tueky central Railroad left this morn
Ing on special train for Lexington, to
view tAe surveyed route for the pre-
posed extension OF the road south.
Theo. L der was yanked in this morn
ing, by Officers OHara and McGrew, ON
the charge OF petty larceny, and His
Honor suspended judgment, to allow
aim time TO leave the cay. He lett Via
W. r. Il. X. (WIllow Run River Road.
NEWPORT.
During the past week $73 worth oil
neeessares were distributed to the
poor Of the city.
Joseph Scarlett, Esq, is still unable
20 be present at his business on account
Of severe illness.
Officer j. 2. jackson left this morning,
taking in charge kaLe O'Brien to the
LunaLlc Asylum at Lexington.
A vast amount Of business was trans.
acted i'll the Chancery Court this morn
ing, but nothing OF public interest.
The State Senate, day before yester.
day, repealed the ordinance requiring a
Street Commissioner III Newport.
The remains of the venerable Father
SeAulte Will lie in state before the main
altar ID the St.Stephen's Church all day
tomorrow.
Jerry Crawiey and Adam Dollar
while drunk last night, broke the large
lamp in front of Odd-fellows' Hall, and
were taken in. They gave bail for tAeil
appearance.
John McCallioB, the last Of the gang
who assaulted Officer Brink on a steam
boat several nionths ago, came over ia
thTs side this morning and gave himself
up.
A Lad named JeEiy Crorin tumbl cd
from the roof OF a house on Dayton
street, this morning, and broke his lef
arm. He was trying to loosen his kite
but he didn't get time.
Charley Pagan and VIM. Ashford were
arrested yesterday for disorderly con
duct. This morning Ashford was fineC
10 00, but Pagan tailed to put in an ap
pearance, anu his case was continued.
Henry Ahrens brought suit in the Cir
curt Court yesterday against Charlie,
Mauget Tor $4,000 damages Tor shutting
him cut of his house, and Mr.. Mauge
brougnt an attachment against Ahrenl
tof back rent amounting 10 $3.50.
The Tyrole Quaftette Club dscoursec
some Charming music at The Murphy
meeting last night. Speeches were made
By Key. Mr.. Matthews and A. Z. WILL
tafns. Fifteen "old timers" went for
ward ana joined the happy band.
A lad named Walters, aged thirteer
years, whose parents reside ON Isabella
street, near Bellevue, was arrested las
night ON complaint OF young lady, wht
charged the lad with using the most dis
gusting language in her presence. Th'
little villain was let off with a warning
In the Chancery Court this morning
in the case OF the City against George Is
Hodge iUr the collection OF deAnquen
taxes, Judge MenZles decided that tht
new city charter was void, for the rea
sou tnat it required vote of the people
Tor lis adoption before IL had been De.
Glded by tie Legislature. This deeiso OF
will play The mischief all around.
Rev. Father Schultz, OF st. Stepheh'
Churcn, VINO for long time past ba
been suffering with severe illness, dice
at liIs residence about O'Clock yester
day afternoon. He was pastor Of ST
Stephens during the past len years, ant
won the love and esteem of all witt
whom his duties brought him in contact
His funeral VIII take place next Friday
LEXINGTON. Ky.
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