The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
COVENGTON.

dred thousand pickles daily
Mr.. C. Osterman was fined 81 and costs
this morning by Squire Evan.
Squire J. B. Evan leaves for visit to
Blue Lick Springs this afternoon.
Joe Lewis was fined $21 in the Police
Court this morning for petit larceny.
Matte Allen, for breach of the peace
was dismissed this morning by Squire
Tebbs.
Mr. A. Heaford and wife, of Jackson,
Mich, are the guests of the family of Mr.
Warner Yates.
Mr. Fl. Bostwick and wife left this morn
ing for visit to the Kentucky River Bridge
on the c. S. r. r.
Martin Lindskey, of Cincinnati and Kate
Griffin, of this city, were granted marriage
license this morning.
Mr. Paul Reusch, the tonsoral artist, has
a full hand now since the arrival of that
young son at his house.
The attractive and accomplished Miss
Susie Davis has returned from pleasant
visit to indianapolis.
There was a small fire in the molding-
room at Hemingray's glass works yesterday
af ernoon. Loss about $50.
Rev. Franklin D. Moore, of Nashville is
First Presbyterian Church
John e. Ludwig, of Augusta, who was ar
rested for violating the Internal Reve-
nue. Laws, was dismissed this morning.
Mr. Truth, of Bracken County, has filed
his petition in bankruptcy. His friends
trus. that Truth, crushed to earth, will
rise again"
The loss to the building of H. Sautel on
the Sth was adjusted on the 9th, and the
money paid by B. S. Hardin, the agent Of
the Insurance Company, this morning.
Hon. Joseph Hermes aspires to Congress
s0nal honors. If Joseph would uncork his
fiery elOquenCe and shoot it up into the
dome of the Capitol the members would
think that lightning had struck that palace
of justice.
At the bankrupt sale of H. HOLSTER this
morning the store property on Madison
street was purchased by Wm Leathers, Jr.,
for $500, subject 10 a mortgage of $4,000.
The house and lot on Fourth street were
bought by II. Holster for $780, subject to a
81 900 mortgage and a continual dover,
and the half-acre lot in Louisville was
knocked down to ]. D. Hearne for trihng
consideration. i is also subject to a con-
tinual dover. James Havlin acted as auc-
ti0neer.
BANKRUPTCIEs.--P in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday as follows: L. j. Bow
ers and J. ]. Stevens, of Newport Liabil-
ties, unsecured $57o; assets, nothing. IN
dividual liabilities of Bowers $379; assets
interest i'll land, S400. Individual liabili-
ties of Stevens, $2i; assets 0.
Albert G. Truth, of Quincy Lewis Coun-
ty, KY. Liabilities, S2,7lo assets, $1,000.
Robert B. Yancy, of Mayslick. Liabili-
ties, $1O,G67 So; assets $405
Frank Haucke of Maysville. Liabilities
SS77; assets, $500
Simon Labold, of Owenton, filed his peti-
ton this morning. Liabilities 81 ,097 81;
assets $25, which he claims as exempt
NEWPORT.
City Council tonight.
VIM. Force Balm and family are visiting
at Danvlle, Ky.
Thos Carothers was yesterday appointed
City Court Clerk by Mayor Harton.
Coroner Winston has officially notified
DR.. Schoolfeld that he will contest the lat
ter's elccl ion.
A young man named Thomas Hoban
will be tried in the County Court this even
ing Oh charge of lunacy
Frank Hayman and his charming young
bride, of Vanceburg, KY, are the guests of
Mr. G. f. Hayman and family.
1t was bilious, not yellow fever that
Rled the coored man, Charley Timmons.
Newport was unnecessarily alarmed.
Tim. Shannon was bound over this morn |
ing to the Criminal Court in the sum of |
$40, to answer the charge of highway rob
berry.
The Royal Arch Degree was conferred |
last night by Olive Branch Chapter, l. o. O. |
f., on DR.. C. B. Schooliield, J. Keller and |
John L. SeBosquet.
A little seven-year-old daughter of James
Turley, who resides near the coal elevator |
fell down steep cliff yesterday, receiving
very serious injuries.
Miss G. Mcconnell, long teacher in our
High Schools, and more recently Principal |
of the Seminary Building has accepted
position in the Public Schools at Portland,
Oregon.
John Howard, so called, was brought be-
fore 'Squires Buchanan and Clark yesterday,
charged with stealing rope from Browns
coal barges at Coal Haven. His case was
continued.
York street, the principal thoroughfare
in the city, has become nesting place for
hogs They were out this morning in full
force, from the runt to the two-hundred-
pound porker.
The City Council should take some action
at their meeting tonight to abate those
goose and duck ponds in the mill bottoms,
and thus save the lives of many of our
valued citizens.
John Andreas, of this city, filed his peti-
ton in bankruptcy in Covington this morn
ing. Liabilities 81, 467 rs; assets So Goo ex-
emptions claimed 81 $50. A portion of his
assets is real estate, which is heavily
mortgaged.
Complaint was made this morning that
the fish i'll Licking River are dying by thou
sands and that certain parties living along
its borders collect large quantities daily and
offer them for sale in the markets. Our cit
liens should be extremely careful what they
buy, as The Licking River at present is cov-
cred for miles with heavy green scum,