The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-24


James Rowe, an old friend of Councilman
Mcdonald, has been released from The
Work house.
The Twilights will occupy Drexelius Hall
tonight with grand masquerade party.
Big Barney Brock will be King Carnival.
The Grand Jury presented their final re-
port this afternoon, but owing to the late
ness of the hour we were unable to give IT,
A telegram from Evansville, Ind, this
morning brings the sad intelligence OF the
death of Miss Lizzie Cole, well known in
this city.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-E. Jasper Riggs, aged
"a. and Annie ]. Faulkner, aged "a, both OF
this county; H. J. Vennefroni, aged 81, of
Cincinnati, and Katie Goett, aged Il, OF
this city.
The entertainment given by the Forrest
Dramatic Club at Odd-fellows' Hall Satur-
day night for the benefit of the st. Johns
Orphan Asylum drew one of the largest au-
diences ever seen in Covington.
Last Saturday Mrs. John Todd's porch,
on Scott street, gave way, precIpltatlng
Mrs. Todd, Mrs G. w. Marshall, and other
ladies, to the ground. All escaped except
Mrs. Marshall, who was severely injured.
Leopold Huber, wooden spade maker, at
$50 Pike street, fell through q hatchway at
malt-house in Cincinnati, where he was
delivering some of his wares last Saturday,
and was injured internally very seriously.
Special United States Bailiff s. P. Coch-
ran returned yesterday on the Fleetwood
from trip to Elliott County, bringing with
him VIM Atkins, arrested under capias
for non-appearance and forfeiture OF BOND.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-John Allen pleaded
guilty to malicious shooting and was fined
$l25 and sentenced to ten days in Jail.
The Covington Street Railway Company
was fined 81, 600 for nuisance.
Angelo Brizalaro, of Newport, who was
arrested Saturday nightfor passing defaced
money, was bound over for her appearance
before the U. S. Court in the sum of 81 600,
Dominick Boro signing her bail bond.
Twentv-eight new converts, who have
been led from the error OF their ways by
the Rev. Mr.. Blackburn, pastor of the Col
ored Baptist Church, were baptized in the
pond at Thirteenth and Russell streets yes
terday.
The second concert of the 'Chorals," un-
der the dictatorship of Prof. B. W. Foley,
will take place this evening in Odd-felows'
Hall. Mr.. George Schneider, Miss Ottil e
Dickesheid and Mr.. H. J. Wetherell appear
as soloists.
POLICE CoURT.-Breach of the peace
john Davis, $685. Thos johnson, "a; Jake
Sponsor, continued; Vim. Mullens and
John Martin, dismissed. Disordery CON
duct-Elizabeth Smith, $13. Driving cattle
on Sunday-John McCarty, John Flynn
and Henry johnson, "a each.
CnANcERY CouRT.-L S. White VS.. S. F.
Roberts, Judgment for $161 68.
Martin H. Crane VS.. George S. Light
Judgment for 5000.
John w. McKenna vs.. S. ]. Walker,
APOSTLE Collins VS.. Maria Collins, di
vorce granted.
NEWPORT.
Gunkle's foundry is to be rebuilt imme
dately.
Luther Bradford was granted license to
wed Miss Belle Moreland.
The Ladies' Turner Society will entertain
at Turner Hall Tuesday night
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The morning session was
occupied in the case of Weingartner against
Boshert.
VIM. Krans, during scuffie at Swifts
Roling-mill last Friday, lost roll of green,
backs amounting to $lo0.
Mr.. Harvey Meyer, a rising young lawyer
OF Covington, and formerly Newport re-
porter of the Times paid his friends here a
visit this morning.
The annual meeting of the Campbell
County Bible Society was held last evening
at Grace NJ. f. Church. The Ministers oil
the various Churches in Newport were pres
ent.
One of the pumps on the ferryboat Fa
vorite broke yesterday afternoon in mid
river. The Belle was required to tow hel
to the landing, which was accomplished af
ter considerable delay.
VIM. Foltz, boy fourteen years of age
living in tenement house on East Front
street. was yesterday painfully injured by
being shot in the arm with bird-shot by a
companion who was trying to shoot squir
rel.
An entertainment entitled "An Evening
with Tennyson" will be given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. A. Lippncott on Taylor
street tomorrow evening. A number ot
the prominent members of the York-street
Congregational Church will take an active
part.
Cry CouRT.-Mike Scott, on the usual
chare-drunk and disorderly. 81 and costs
Tim. Ryan, disorderly conduct, SIS ant
costs; James Hall, for beating his father
and raising Cain generally at home, $40 anc
vag, was dismissed; Joe Burton, breach O
the peace, $40 and costs; Henry Hyle, dis
orderly conduct, dismissed George Brun
ming, drunk and disorderly, 81 and costs.
John Coleman swore out a warrant Satur
day for the arrest of William Smith on
charge of disorderly conduct The latter
was hanger-on during the session of the
Mayors Court this morning, when he wa.
acoosted by Officer Connolly and told to
step aside. 1t appears Smith visited Cole
mans ranch on an old fatboat Friday
night, and claimed that Miss Schneider
whom Coleman married short time ago
and claimed Shat she was his (Smith's
woman, that she had promised to marry
him, and that he was going to have her
there and then. Mayor Harton will inves
tigate the matter tomorrow.
WEST COvINGTON.
Found, under the Bacon Run Bridge, BY
N. Brinner, one side bacon, one ham, anG
one piece pork The ham was wrapped uI
IL.