The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-30
DAILY STAR
FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

hts' picnic at the Highland House
I f. lille Rose is visiting friends near
/ IA Joseph School closed to-day for
III ton session.
H m. Ashbrook is to open the Day
IfN "a hotel.
I.Sifs Degginer, the dry-goods mer-
khant, islightly ill.
7 The csp shooters are again in bloom on
The cuihions. Sick 'em, Bouncer,
The entucly Central Railroad brought
ffteenbr loads of stock to tie city.
4 Mr. Becker was to-day renstalled as
Presist of St. Johns Orphan Society.
. tt i,rcival, Shine and Richard boom
stilcoItinues to make effective noise.
Te tmdy store of Mr.. Eckcrt on Madi-
tostrt.t is now one Of the neatest in the
III
Me ,erson that said Prof. Hunt had
red the Temperance Society prevari-
lts.
Ast,r. Wilbert Turner, son of w. II.
Timer has slight attack of the scarlet
Ier.
he acme and Mutual Baseball Clubs
a cr IS bats on the Star grounds this
sernoon.
Nothing will mar the pleasure at the
Congregational picnic at Latonia Springs on
he Fourth of July.
John Valentine (not Vastne) was fined
4 IA in tile Police Court to-day for harboring
n vicois dog.
]. D. Simpson, Esq, Editor of the Madi-
III ION Star, of Madison Indiana, accompanied
II by his wife, is in the city.
III Handsome Penn Diltz, of the Cynthiana
A Democrat, is in town to-day. He has sub
sttuted a fiat hat for the old cap that used
10 cover his tieecy locks.
vi In few days there will be telephone
communication between Owcnton and
Spartay distance of thirteen miles. The
poles are already up.
y Mr. Tom S. Sellers, formerly of this city
but lately engaged in business in Mexico
lied al Puebla on the 18th inst, after
rather lengthy illness.
7 A mi seting of the colored people will be
held iext Thursday night at the Second
Baptist Church. on Third street. for the
purpose of organizing Republican Club.
\ There will be an entertainment at the
\ York k-street Congregational Church to-mor-
row evening for the benefit Of the Church
a panoramic view Of the city of Paris will
be presented.
Hon. John G. Carlisle has received an in
vitation from Boston, Mass, signed by over
seven hundred persons. asking him to de-
liver an address in that city. This is an
Illustration of how the pride of Kentucky
u appreciated abroad.
The following named pupils of the Third
District School passed for the High SCHOOL,
lartin Farrell, J. B. O'Neal, John Hartge,
Nm. Wuster, VIM. Sowden, Willie New
lall Samuel Goodson, Il. Sheldon, Kittie
Reeves, Addie Head, Clara Swope, Tillie
l Baily and Brent Marshall.
| The sad intelligence reached Covington
| ibis morning ri a mortal combat which
occurred out West Mr.. Wren, brother of
James Wren, of this city, was attacked by
party of four men. and tits feared fatally
wounded. During the row he shot and
wounded two of his assailants.
Miss Laura Brennan has been consulting
attorneys in regard to filing a libel SUIT
against the Cincinnati Commercial for del
amatiOm of character. The article referred
to was an outrage and certainly did Miss
Brennan a gross injustice, and she should
be compensated in some manner.
The following are the officers of Her.
cules Lodge, No 3, A. 0. u. W.: O., W.
Dunn; G., Vim. DOggett; Recording Sec
retary, ]. f. Sales; Financial Secretary, G.
C. kilburn; - Secretary, G. Ii. Barr; |.
g., W. Payne; O. s., VIM. Conners T. NJ.
F.; Trustees, A. Drake and John Bryan.
George Hodges, who raised the name of
the lower regions at George Goverkamp's
few DAYS since, was arrested in Newport
yesterday. He was arragned before Mayor
Athey to-day and inulcted $50 and costs,
which entities him to one hundred and six
days in the Psychological Department of The
lily.
Rev. Father Teutenbers pastor of st.
Johns Church, in Lewisburg, was yester-
day, the anniversary OF his patron saint,
presented with an elegant and finely
wrought rosary by the children of his con-
gregation. In the evening he was honored
with a serenade by Rochl's Band and the
Bangerbund Society.
Boone Lodge held the last meeting of the
FIRST term Saturday night and elected the
following officers for the next half-year:
L. Harris, Master Workman; ]. H. Dusing,
General Foreman; b. Dunkley, Overseer;
W. II. Tebbs Recorder; t. B. Lewis, FL
nancier; Thomas A. Martin, Receiver; ID.
DeGarmo, Guide; ID. Ashworth, Outside
Sentry; j. G. Ellis, Jr., Inside Watcher.
Mr.. Ellis was also elected Trustee for the
ensuing eighteen months.
REWPOnT.
The City of Paris will he displayed by
panorama at the York street Congregation
al Church tomorrow evening
DR.. Fred Davis left for Frankfort this
morning to secure the remnants of the old
flags f,r the Soldiers and Sailors picnic on
the Fourth.
Geo. Hodges was captured by Officer
Flynn yesterday and turned over to the
Covineton Police, who have been anxious
ly looking for him for several weeks past.
The large tree in the Court House ward
that as struck by lightning Friday last
was cut down this morning, and, in its fall
broke down portion of the iron railing.
MAYORS CoURT.--R Burlington, drank
pnd disorderly, 81 and costs. John Suli-
van and James Smith, two Covngton lads,
rame over yesterday and INDUCED freely
n Newport beer, and the result was they
woke up this morning behind the bars in
he Newport Jail. Mayor Harton fined
hem 81 aud costs each.
Mr.. Thomas McGraw, a well known gar
lener residing OH the Water-works road,
short distance east of Newport, died at
sn early hour this morning very unexpect-
IDLY. Mr.. McJraw attended the lower
market as usual on Saturday and returned
nome about II o'clock. During the after
loon, while giving chase after an animal,
be fell violently to the ground and burst
blood vessel, from the effects of which he
HE'D