The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
COVINGTON.

A bright little cherub boys brlghtens
the home Of Tony Carr.
Miss Lula Jennings is entertaining
Miss Lizzie Horton, of Mt. Sterling.
Mr. Lee Manning and wife, OF Lou
isville, are the guests Of Mrs. Z. A.
Withers.
John Fieldcamp was severely injured
Yesterday by falling down u hatchWay
at Spillman's grocery.
II the man who stole Charley Morris
oyercoat from Johnson's Doarding-house
will return the beads he can keep the
coat.
The Evening Star Dancing Circle, of
Peaselburg, h,Is organized, and will hold
reception every week at Hueninhake's
Hall.
The case of Henry Freer, charged
with hog stealing, was dismissed this
morning by 'Squlres Tebbs and Duve-
nick.
An unconditional pardon to Joseph
Schmidt, who was convicted in 1876 for
violating the revenue laws,was received
here yesterday from President Hayes.
Judge Irvine Halsey, OF Memphis,
Tennesse6, and Miss Nina Withers were
married this morning at the residence
OF Ii. E. Queen, Esq, Greenup street,
by Rev. Bugbee.
Mrs. Jane d. Samuels, the divorced
wife of Edward Samuels, OF this city,
was married in Indianapolis q few days
since to a wealthy merchant Of tnaL city
named Anderson.
POLICE CoURT.-Tom O'Brien, drunk
and dIsorderly, S8; Tom Brien, same, 81;
Geo. Potts, d unk, Sd; Nose Pearoe,
charged with stealing a razor from Jake
SteInborn, dismissed
A big braSs-headed cane was presented
to Jack England, our Market-master, this
morning, which he will use in knocking
down persons who obstruct the side
walks every Saturday evening.
The Grand Lodge Of the Ancient Or
der olaUnited Workinemen OF the Stale
OF Kentucky will assemble at Odd-iel-
lows Hail tomorrow. A bout seventy
delegates are expected to be in attend
anCe.
NEWPORT.
Meeting of City Council tonight.
Rev. Father Schultz, of st. Stephens
Church, is dangerously i'll.
Judge Berry came to town yesterday
behind his celebrated stallion Gail
Bones" and created quite sens alton.
Special Detective Al. Linn found a
little urchin apparently about four
years old wandering through the streets
this morning, and brought MIN to the
Marshaps oflice.
The car that contained the prisoners
bound for Frankfort, came nearly being
lett behind last nght, by the coupling
giving way shortly alter leaving New
port. After a delay of fifteen minutes,
connections were made and the jolly
crowd proceeded Oh their way.
Sap Necumb and Fanny White were
taken in about O'Clock this morning for
Iisorderly conduct. Judge Geisler fined
the weaker OF the sexes $40 and costs,
but "Slp," not being ready lor trial, had
his case continued till tomorrow. In
the meantime his Dina languishes in
Jail, being unable to furnish the required
amount Tor her release.
The case OF Dug Maphet, who is
charged with assault with intent to kill.
was called in the City Court this morn
lug. The witnesses for both sides were
on hand, but counsel lo- the defendant
C olOnel Fearons) failed to put in an
appearance, and the case was continued
till tomorrow. Maphet is the Lad who,
ii will be remembered by readers of the
STAR. assaulted young krea at the
Bti eet car staOlCs, last Wednesday night.
AIR. Wm. b, Spencer, tue well-known
Murphy speaker, writes friend in
Bellevue that the towns Of Hawesvjlle
nnd LcWisport; in the interior of this
State, have been carried of by storm
and the bar.roOms closed. A grand
parade OF the signers Of the two towns
was had and the greatest excitement
prevailed. Mr. Spencer also SAYS the
movement Is spreading ali over, and
;Aeir next place OF battle will be Ten.
aeesee.
4 special Meeting OF the School Board
Was held last night for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the rates paid
Tor the insurance OF the public school
ruildjng. 1t appears from the report
vf the committee that the insurance Oh
the buildings amounted 10 $480J0. 1t
~as directed that the policy OF "a, 900 held
iIom the Clay Insurance Company, of
Newport, for the Belle evue-street School
Louse, both OF which expire on the 10Th
INST, be discontinued.
Insurance policies for the appended
amount were ordered to be taken: Ring
.oiG-street building and clock, $4,000;
library, $1,000; furniture, $500; Bellevue
street Scuool-houBe, $1,000; furniture,
$500; three cottages, $500 each; on turni-
,ure in each outage, $10O; Cabot.street
School.house, $1,000; furniture, 5000;
smal! brick school-l0use, 5000; furniture,
$40; YOrk-street School-hOuse, $500;
1urnlture, 500; on furniture in South
gate-street cottage, $50. Amount total,
$2l,Sj0, decrease OF $36, loo.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Mr.. W. l.. Atkins, who lives near
1iekdway, killed last Saturday a hawk
Measuring four feet six inches from tip
- tip OF the wings.
Governor McCreary has offered a
large reward for tho apprehension OF the
parties engaged in the murder Of the
three negroes at East Hickman on Wed
nesday night.
Dicd-Dr. Dabney w. Parrish, at his
residence in Clark County, Saturday
January 10. He was one OF the oldest
and most respected citizens OF Clark
County, and successful practitioner oI
N ;dicine.