The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTON.

member, the boat don't leave until
o'clock.
Mr., George T. Black, of Hamilton, Ohio,
and Miss Anna Keefer of Newport, were
united in marriage Saturday by Rev. ]. NJ.
Bent.
The party from West Covington men.
toned in last weeks STAR as being tried
and acquitted for adultery, are to be arrest,
ed and tried again.
Since the appointment of Nicholas Coch-
ran as Deputy Constable the night police
have good time in the Ninth Ward Nick
can smell danger and trouble if it is mile
of.
Mr.. G. L. Brown the popular, intelligent
and efficient General Freight Agent of the
Kentucky Central 2ailroad, and his esti.
mable wife celebrated their tin wedding
Saturday night.
Father Jones has a magnificent gold
headed cane, which will be presented to the
most popular candidate for Sheriff. 1t is
very kind in Father Jones to donate Mr..
Percival cane.
The moonlight excursion under the man.
agement OF the ladies of the Fifth-street
Christian Church takes place this evening
on the steamer Golden Rule. An cnjoya-
pie tlne is anticipated.
The population of the celebrated city of
Peaselburg is just one more since last Fri
day night, and Mr.. Oman Connolly and his
estimabie wife hold the distinguished hon
ors of the contributors.
small blaze in n vacant house on the
corner of Fifteenth and Main streets caused
the alarm of fire from Boz 81 this morning.
The city pensioners were on hand, but
their aid WIS not needed.
Coroner De Gruyder held an inouest on
the body of the unknown man who was
drowned in Licking River yesterday The
jury returned a verdict of "Drowning from
causes unknown to the jury"
Divorces were granted as follows in the
Chancery Court this morning: Delah
Hemyer VS.. William Hemyer, August
Bayer vs. Martin nayer, Mary Flage VS..
Henry Flage, Peter Shafer vs.. Belle Shafer.
No more will the sweet face, pleasant
manners and golden locks of Miss Mollie
Casey he seen at the POst-otfice. She re-
signed Saturday, and will be married at an
cary day to a Mr.. Powell. of Madison, Ind.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Langru,h, one
OF the victims of the recent calamity at the
establishment of Post & Co.. Cincinnati,
corner of Bank Lick and Treventh etrnets
Yesterday afternoou Tbo k,,;,,hte ~ p,.tL
las and the emnl6ves nf post & 70 ot-
tended i'll large numbers.
ihe o''ii1ay -Sehools Oh 'he first ireSbyte-
nan NiL"Iei' anu tne Union M; " Church
Kentucky Central, next Saturday. On The
same day occurs the picnic of tile Amalra-
mated Association of Iron and Steel Work
ers The fact that Capt. Pat, Shields is
chief manager is sufficient to insure good
order.
o.;, N IL,
aav for W. was alieoteI 'aSt rrt-
Wst+s ns sy.'ia.lH naInnod taie on ileilfle te
and snttIoI ~ J'ii 'I'i1 iiiliig'
Nc ~ S'. ,,9 C'ST os iea1'ns MS 'icsim
nrocnr;,,,r ~ ooasa'n,, :" oIn1e' anu aiter
far tn I,iTl,,n p,,oi Pa!.e's' cS'oiI'n x
ri Iaynas ,rbom,r,tn,,, "aw , t, e'ieli
and Marshal GnodSnn n'aJe sl1 a D'h" nttat u%"y,
obtain the first kiss, but Peter Fry was too
4uloN ior nun.
Gharley' niue son OF Charles Bowen, a
tonaccohlst, who lives near Madison and
,;re VII os L;olad IL; .ho "'io,' Laa III I'M
horse md he sl,,lI orrsho5 "a" ,d de"u w ,,a
Enocked ont Il seems tbot '"n sn,nn W'I hos,s eEs
were amusing themselves playing ball last
evening, and the ball was knocked in the
direction of horse belonging to Frank
Bishop,, grazing on the commons. The
bowen poy ran aiter the Dali, ana the horse
kickea hlh' Ills oeath was hourly looked
Tor.
POLICE CoURT.-Pat. Sooliman was the
first man that was mucted S4 for drunk
this morning, and Pat. Kelly followed suit
on "a fine for disorderly conduct. Henry
Backen showed his hand, but the Mayor
nusi1 peaI n MN anu Si , more was faked lnto
G Gre ivy ilea?uii' me tWo oi9ous VINO
nleu oHC WINDOW at August baufllen
saioph. SATURDAY hsnt, were arralgncu lor
eriai anu one vi theiii !'i'eo Soo anu coStS'
Catherine Cierlein a diIanidated snecimen
of the feminine species was dismissed she
only being pensioner on the. city for A
NIGHTS Iodoin,,
Nathanlel Southgatr, aged four months,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Berry, died yes
terday.
A Young son of Mr.. Fechter the druo-
gist, was thrown from his horse SATURDAY.
and suffered a broken arm.
o%il' ea.iIe ;1, "oIks nave W; shut Gown ior
which they will run nipht and dav,
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49, ,;IIt' ,?' "naie "Lteiiui,Is tnarket 5at-
10y naS' "ete iouoe. y, ol tne'r Pocket-
90 oGHs' sn oie containing % ana the other
- w.
Andrew Cappe, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for bribery in inducing a wit
ness to remain from Court, was fined $500
anu ;nn 'os'' III ''ie criminal oour1 this morn
'"s'
This evening at the residence of Mr.. A.