The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-16
COVINGTON.

Hail Tonight.
Miss Mary Brent is rusticating in Wash
ington County.
Conductor James Winston is confined to
his bed with malarial fever.
Forty-seven carload of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this morn
ing.
There were rumors of rape committed
on lady at Florence last night by five
men,.
Herr Speigel, of the Volksblatt, Is using
Blondine, preparatory to joining the Brit
lsh Blondes .
The surprise party given by Miss Emma
Maner and Miss Olingo at Turner Hall last
night was an elegant affair.
A burning chimney on house on Tenth
street, near Madison, caused yesterday after
noon's alarm Of fire. No damage.
John Huber, Joe Saunder and Frank
Geisler, on the charge of trespassing, were
dismissed by Squire Tebbs this morning.
COUNTY CoURT.--Will of John B. Helte-
MUS admitted to probate, Nicholas Christ
and b. Kemphaus granted cotiee-house
license.
The thirty-sixth anniversary Of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Fiske took
place last evening at the Fiske residence,
on Eleventh street.
Col. Walter Cleary has written card,
hired a hall, and made the other necessary
preparations to go on lecturing tour. He
will pool his issues on the Temperance
question.
Is there no possible chance whatever to
make that travelling nuisance called the
Scottsreet Line to comply with their char
ter and keep the streets in repair and put
conductors on their boxes?
Mrs. Core, the old fisherwoman who
lives at Tie foot of Madison street, fell from
her boat yesterday and broke her leg in two
places. Mrs Core is ninety-seven years
old
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the liuptials
of Miss Lizzie Greer, daughter of Mr.. James
A. Greer, and Mr.. Ed. Grant, son of Mr..
James B. Grant, the leader of the Cathedral
Choirwill take place at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, on Ninth street. Rev. Mr..
Jefferson the pastor of the Fourth-street
Christian Church, will of1iciate. ..
The taking of deposi tons in the suit of e.
H. Maxwell and wife against w. S. and A.
S. Ludlow is completed, and the result is a
written volume of about two thousand
pages. This is suit for a new partition or
re-division of the Ludlow estate, now worth
at least $300,000 Mrs. MAXWELL, nee Lud-
low, one of the heirs or devisees claims
that the original partition was not an equal
one, and hopes to be benefited $4,000 by
the new one sought.
MoGAN's MAsH-Last night Tom Mogan
went into the saloon of Fred. Tonies, on
Third street, and, after getting couple Of
drinks, demanded two more. Tony re-.
fused. Tom then commenced to pitch
chairs tables and screens around in a
lively manner, when Hof1meister hauled
him in. This morning Tom was taxed $50
for his little wrestling act, which entities
him to subscription that calls for nui-
tiplicity of licks to pulverize limestone in,
The psychological department of the city.
NEWPORT.
A Young Mems Republican Club will
shortly be organized.
Mr.. Joseph Hoff, one of the Second Dis
trict Magistrates, is dangerously i'll with
dropsy.
The Central Dancing Club will receive at
Eclipse Hall tomorrow night. 1t promises
to be an elegant affair.
. A stove-blacking vender named Smith
was taken in this morning on a char-e of
peddling without license.
house for the past year has beon consider
ably less than for the year previous.
The Newport Leader appeared to-day in
neat dress. Its principles hereafter will be
in the advocacy of the Republican party
The society event of the season was the
social given by the Last Idea" at the resi-
aence of Miss Lucy Remme, on York
street. ..-t.
The Columbia-street Presbyterian Mite
Society will meet Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Immegart on Monmouth
street.
DR.. s. L. Bennett has given DR.. Cham
bers, District Physician elect from the Third
District, notice that he will contest the
election.
The Campbell County representation at
the Wilmington. Convention to-day has
been instructed for Carlisle and will vote
as a unit
The Newport Choral Society will meet
Thursday evening at Bertsch's Assem-
bly, Rooms for rehearsal and examination
Of new members.
The lucky party who holds the lucky
number that drew the gold watch at the st.
Stephens Church Fair last night, resides
somewhere in Cincinnati.
special meeting of the Police Commits
Honers for tonight to investigate charges of
the most disgusting nature that is preferred
against one of the Newport police.
Contrary to all expectation of the public,
we will explode the startling news that
Jessie Ar,spr is liable to die with the en-
largement of the heart Yesterday he con-
tracted for thirty tons Of rails for the Day
ton & Newport Dummy Line
County Judge Makibben will order the
aursllns laft. ::hEis year Il, the County Trea-
sury after r,:.sying all the claims allowed by
the Court of Claims, to be passed to the
credit of the Sinking Fund, to be estab-
ti1hed to meet the county debt.
The sum of 500, sent from Newport
several weeks ago to Natchez, one of the
ever-sricken districts, was returned here
Monday. The Mayor of that city stated