The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-29
COvENGT0N.

Miss Lille Gleason died yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Rivett
EMr G. NJ. Edgar candidate for Superin-
tendent of Public Instructions, is in the
city.
POLICE CouRr.-H. Heiner and Nelly
Heiner, breach of the peace, $6 each; Hen.
Miller same, continued.
Mr. Frank Riggs, prominent live stock
broker of Covington, died suddenly thls
morning, aged sixty-six years,
J. w. Fuller and N. Mista Mcdowell, a
runaway couple from Miami County, Ohio,
were married at the Day House this morn
ing.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr..
John Rehling, No 329 Pike street, early
yesterday morning and relieved Mr.. Reh-
ling of $40 gold piece and a small amount
of change.
David, the News King, has made arrange
ments with the managers OF the Grand
Opera-house in Cincinnati, by which the
people of this town can secure reserved
seats by telephone.
The promenade concert at ST. Mary's Hall
is attracting large crowds every evening.
and everybody who attends has jolly
time. Chas. Donnelly holds the lead in the
contest for the gold-headed cane.
Jack Wills and j. H. Thurston struck n
.'Baby Mine" on the steps of Notre Dame
Convent last night. 1t was handsome
little infant in basket, accompanied by
note with the request that it be called Ba-
sill Duke. The waif was taken to the Hos
pital
Mr.. August Schuler, who resides on the
corner of Pike and Kip streets, has been
suffering from tumor under his left arm.
Yesterday, DR.. Dawson Of Cincinnati, and
Drs. Henderson and Kearns, of Covington,
performed a successful operation on him,
and succeeded inremoving the tumor.
St. Patricks Debt Society filed articles of
incorporation yesterday. The OBJECT OF the
eel the debt of the church. The following
are the officers: President, R. T. Fitzpat-
rick; Vice President Ross Hanlan; Secre-
tary, James Rifle; Treasurer, John Gill;
Judge CIeary made the opening speech in
the Arnold will case yesterday. He stated
to the jury that there would be ten speeches
made, each to occupy two hours, and that
he supposed that the jury would each
have a placard on the lapel of their coat,
bearing the inscription, Talked to death"
He was followed bv Judge Eginton last
night, and Judge O'Hara this morning.
Stimulants are furnished the jurors every
hour.
NEWPORT.
Swift's Rolling Mill ceased operations
this morning for the lack of orders.
Mrs Mary A. Burton filed suit for a di-
vorce from her husband, John Burton, OH
the grounds of mistreatment and failing to
provide.
In the Mayors Court this morning Jas.
Kidwell was fined $5 and costs for a breach
of the peace Ed. SENIOR was fined a like
amount for disorderly conduct.
Joseph Hall, of Patterson street, swore
out warrant charging his sons, John and
Joseph, with beating him in a brutal man
ner. The officers could not find the young
men.
A social ball for the benefit of the Mutual
Aid Society will be given this evening at
Red Mems Hall. No liquors will be sold
on the premises and rough characters will
not be admitted.
The elegant residence of Col. John Taylor,
in Newport was brilliantly illuminated last
evening upon the occasion of reception
dansante rendered to Miss Green of Frank
fort, KY, and Miss Ward of Virginia.
John Mcguire, one-armed peddler, was
attacked by a vicious dog yesterday and
had his left leg badly acerated A war
rant was issued for John Goessler, the
Dwner of the dog, on the charge of harbor-
Ing vicious dog.
A number of prisoners were taken out of
the Jail yesterday to whitewash the station
house. During the eafternoon Tim Shannon
md John Mclean managed to escape by
lhe Southgate gate. Mclean was
afterward captured in the rear of house
on Columbia street. Shannon is still at
large.
One of the White Line street cars broke
down near the entrance to the railroad
bridge last evening. causinga blockade on
the bridge that lasted over an hour. Final
ly, when the car was extricated, but not
until it was nearly torn to pieces, the little
mules balked, and refused to move a peg.
A fresh team had to be brought to the res
cue.
A meeting of the Trustees of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception was held last
evening at the pastoral residence. Right
Rev. Bishop Toebbe and the Vicar General
were present. The object of the meeting
was to devise the best means to raise the
debt of the Church. The result of the
meeting will be made known to the whole
congregation during the services next Sun
day.
On the Goth of January, one year ago all
that was mortal of the Rev. Father Schultz,
tue ueNOIeu PASTOR VI oI. OIepHell CnuTcn,
passed away. The event was memorialized
this morning by the celebration of solemn
requiem mass for the repose of his soul.
Right Rev. A. M. Toebbe was celebrant,
assisted by Rev. B. Hildebrandt as Deacon,
and Rev. r. A. Baumeister as Sub Deacon.
Rev. II. Kemper was Master of Ceremonies.
Surrounding the altar we noticed the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Rev. H. Them, Rev.
Foot, Rev. Weckes, Rev. Altman and Rev.
Cassander.
HAMILTON.
The will of VIM. Hess deceased, was yesterday
placed on file
James Gifen, sr., is talked Of as a candidate for
the Office of Mayor.
The will of Nancy B. Johnson, deceased, was
yesterday admitted to probate.
The jury in the case of Redman, indicted for
burglary, returned verdict of not guilty.
Co Brewer, of the Fourth Ward has announced
himself candidate for member of the School
Board.