The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-27
COVINGTON.

COVINGTON.
Tom Collopy is home from st. Louis.
Col Cochran is in Maysville. Look out,
moonshiners.
Squire Duvenick is confined to his home
by an attack of rheumatism.
J. B. Kdwell, under indictment for the
murder of Hanks Sorrell, has been captured
in Louisville.
U. s. Collector w. S. Holden has been
asked to resign to make room for John W.
Finell, Esq.
The Little Gems Soiree at Drexilius Hall
tonight and the Merry Companions. at
Odd-fellows' Hall.
Chris. Young, the negro who attempted
to rape Maggie Donnelly, had his case con-
tinued until Monday.
Paddy Nolan, well-known in this city,
died in Newport this morning from stab
received several days since.
The State Board of Education is in ses-
sion at Frankfort this morning Strange to
Say, no book agents present.
Edward Donnelly, a blacksmith helper at
the Round house, had one of his legs broken
yesterday by pile of iron falling on him.
POLICE CoURT-Lewis Brown disorderly
/conduct and resisting officers, $41; Frank
Staggenborg, disorderly, $4; Cheeky Appel
and VIM. Smith, same, continued.
The City Assessor makes the population
of Covington twenty-eight thousand five
hundred and one; number of voters, six
thousand nine hundred and seventeen.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe will hold confirm
alton services tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock at st. Aloysius Church, and at the Ca
Cathedral in the evening at O'Clock.
Absolom Rice, of Ryland's Station, and
r. C. Blain, of Dry Ridge, filed their petit
tions in bankruptcy to-day; prominent
whisky merchant files his this afternoon.
By the failure of Samuel J. Walker in
Chicago yesterday the heirs of the late Har-
vey Meyers lose S37 900, and q number Of
other Covingtonians suffer in smaller sums
BANKRuPTcIEs.-Cap Bart. Patterson, of
the Clinton Hotel; Lewis +. Long, of Mason
County; Il. c. .Wherrett, of Cynthiana; VIM
Loadville, of the same place, and D. +.
Frazee, of Mason County.
Mr.. Walter Cleary is now proprietor Of
the Clinton Hotel. He was appointed Re-
ceiver by Register in Bankruptcy J. b.
Hamilton this morning. AS our reporter
passed around this morning mine host
Cleaty was beaming with smiles, and we
thought he had just been married.
NEWPORT.
The Bakers Union has dissolved.
Rev. Mr.. Petts returned from Maysville
last night.
The St. Stanislaus Society of st. Stephens
4 Church will meet tomorrow after High
Mass.
The report that Patsey Nolan died at an
early hour this morning is without founda-
ton,
Julius Schweitzer, Deputy Clerk of the
Circuit Court, was able to be at his post
this morning.
The onehorse team of Mr.. Hutchinson
ran away yesterday afternoon, damaging
the wagon badly.
Decatur Conkling, who mysteriously dis.
appeared from home on Monday last, turned
up all right yesterday.
A Mr.. Gordon, who claims to be the
owner of the dorg arrested several days ago
paid his fine this morning and had Kaiser
released.
The complimentary entertainment under
the management OF the Workingmen's party
at Odd d-fellUws' Hall tonight promises to be
grand affair.
The Sheriff announces his intention to ad
yertise the property on which delinquent
taxes of 1877 remain unpaid, the sale tC
take place between the 10th and goth.
A youth named Gibbons, residing or
Front street, attempted to walk backwards
On a tan-foot board fence this morning, anc
the result was he was carried home in al
unconscious condition.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe will admins
ter the rite of confirmation to the children
of st. Stephens Church tomorrow morning
during the late Mass and will administe
the rite at Corpus Christi Church i'll the af
ternoon at 3 o'clock
The cutters on Bellevue opposite the Bap
hist Church have been skipped by the stree
cleaners under Ed. O'Hara. The curb-stone
Aso opposite the church are out of plac
and need resetting. The Street Commits
yioners should see to this Immediately.
There are five prisoners confined in Jai
charged with house-breaking, three wit
grand larceny, one with murder one wit
horse stealing, and one with assault on
policeman with intent to kill. They ar
held to answer before the Criminal Cour
that convenes Monday week.
Frank Meyers, Esq, of East Newport
was agreeably surprised night before last b
number of his Cincinnati and Newpo1
friends collecting at his residence and trea
ing him and his estimable lady to gran
serenade One of Newports best strin
bands was engaged for the occasion.
OXFORD, o.
DR.. Gilchrist is slowly recovering from hi
late sickness.
Mr.. James Hayden, of New York City
has been visiting DR.. e. L. Hill and famil.
Anna M. Roster has filed her petition fe
divorce against Louis G. Roster, on til
charge of extreme cruelty.
The statement that Mrs S. R. Mollyneau
was very sick with paralysis was not tru
She had only an affiction of the head
The Ioon" that was on exhibition {
Odde McCoy's Miniature Geological Garde
Is dead. Prof. Irving purchased the bod.
BELLEVUE. XIV.
Rev. Mr.. Landers breaches in the NJ ]
Church tomorrow afternoon at the usu
hour.
"Where, o Where is that SecretaryY WI
the question asked last night in the Coune
Chamber.
Preaching in the Council Chamber at :.