The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-11
COVINGTON.

t9tlHy uOISc Nv w elCh llNeiy
Mrs. B. K. Reynolds is visiting in George
town.
Col. Cochran leaves for Louisville this
evening a,...
Candidates made the town lively this
morning. M
Mr.. Edwin Falls is spending this month
at Hot Springs.
The jury declared Frank Stratman not
Insane yesterday.
Harry Mock is responsible for that young
daughter at his house. E.
DR.. W. A. Hall is the coming Coroner, ao-
cording to the voice of the people.
PobicE CouRr. Thomas Dorm, drunk, 81;
John Valentine, disorderly, filedaway.
Vindicated, is likely to be the decision OF
the Police Committee in the Hardin case.
Mrs. Mary Cough, aged seventy-six, died
at her residence, on Bakewell street, last
night 'a
Jailer WiIlenbrink took the deserip-
ton of the prisoners confined in Jail this
morning.
Nine boys in the Work-house struck this
morning against working. They were
locked up. w.,..s ......
The Diamond Lodge will entertain the
Enterprise Lodge, No e4, 1. O. W. NJ, to-
morrow evening.
Hon. Joseph Hernes has issued invita-
tions for his farewell ball at Arbeiter Hall
on Easter Monday night
Mr.. H. G. Hallam, the efficient reporter of
the Enquirer, has removed to the residence
No, q West Ninth street.
Market-master England has advertised
hos hI1r lyCto of af n n
street market the LIST of May,
The committee appointed for the Bolan
and Hardin investigation will probably
report at the Council meeting tonight.
The Clark case was continued again this
morning until to -morrow-thls time on ac-
count Of the sickness of NJ. M Benton, one
of the attorneys.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Julius Gedge and
Mr.. George G. Gray, Jr., will start a tobacco
factory in the establishment lately owned
by Gedge, Chaplin & Gedge.
Mr. Lane, of Ludlow-Sir: Who told you
that D. G. Kennedy would be County Judge?
On the bulletin boards it reads "Thomas
Jefferson Phelps, County Jedge." .
John W. Gates, through his attorneys,
Messrs. Eginton and Gray, will file his petit
ton in bankruptcy to-day, with liabilities
at $19,4 All II, assets small. The petition of
William Leathers will also be filed this af-
ternoon, which will doubtless force Mr..
Hudson Holiisterinto bankruptcy. -
NEWPORT.
Tim. Shannon's right eye (that is, the
place where it used to be) has almost healed
up.
Pat. Lyons was fined $40 and costs this
morning for a bad case of drunk and disor-
derly.
Senator Berry and Representatives NORM
and Hill arrived home from Frankfort last
night.
John Gaffert was brought to the Station
house this morning on charge of stealing
flowers from Charley Gardner's garden.
Henry Melching the furniture mover,
was thrown from his horse this morning, on
York street, and received severe bruises.
J.. H Kennedy sued out an attachment in
the Chancery Court this morning against
tire dairy property of J. G. Payne q Bro.
Daniel Boone, Of Gubser's Mills who
claims to have a jackknife owned by the
original Dam, was in town this morning.
The friends of the late Joe Bradford are
puzzled to know where the watch and
money that he had on his clothes when
drowned are.
Enterprise Lodge, I. 0. w. NJ, of this
city, will visit Diamond Lodge, No. ", of
Covington, this evening MichePs Field
Band will accompany the Newport boys.
General James M Hall, Master of Build
ings and Bridges of the Short-line Railroad,
was in town yesterday. He.brought a pock-
etful Of spikes along to lay out the grounds
for the new depot.
Vim. Drear, a youth who has been wanted
by the police for the past three months on
several charges of petit larceny, was cap
tured by Officer Boyd near the Short-line
Depot this morning.
For the benefit of those interested we will
state that bill passed the Legislature, and
is now law, preventing the wages Of a man
who receives salary less than 500 per
month, from being garnisheed.
Adam Schweitzer, contractor for cleaning
The streets in the Third Ward requests the
residents in his district to put their ashes in
barrels or boxes, and he will have teams to
go around and collect the same regularly.
Marshal Lock, assisted by Marshal
Stamper arrested Charles Elma alias Rowe,
at Dayton, Ky., this morning. Elma, or
whatever his name may be, answers the
description Of man wanted in Tennessee
for highway robbery.
The following is the programme of exer-
'cises of the night session of the North Ken
lucky Teachers Association: .....
,Music--Flute Solo. ii, Goessler
Address Educational Progress in Kentucky, Rev.
H.. A. NJ Henderson, Superintendent OF Public
:. Instruction. ~. .....
Music-Piano olo.....,,,.,...,....Prof, r. Waters
Recitation, Brooke Waterhose, &c.
Music-Song g.........................M Mr. Ed ReTIne
Address Hon A. S. Berry
,Music--Allegro from Sonata by Fr, Kuken Feline
e and GraningeE -.
Address, w
Music-Gounods Ave Maria--Prof. Waldenmeyer,
ST., sMr.. A. Waldenmeyer, Jr., and Charles
Graninger. ,.,- 4s...u... , .... ...
Cry CouRT.-John Piatt, James McDon-
nald, James Curley, J. F. Lyons Larry Glib.
son and the two women, who were captured
on the old floating bath-house, at the foot
Of Columbia street, Yesterday, were fined