The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-02
COVINGTON.

paralysis last night.
Frank .sandemyer has young son at his
house New Years gift.
Joe Clark was committed to Jail yester-
day, in default OF $500 bail.
Mr.. L. Il. Casey yesterday presented Mr..
VIM. Sawyers wi Ii silver watch.
The rumor that u son of Mr. John Seller
was drowned lacks confirmation.
Voters, vote for your own interests and
cast your ballots against the Free Bridge.
Mr.. George Argus was granted his natur-
alization papers This morning
Frank Mead has Withdrawn from the race
for Councilman in the Ninth Ward.
Mr. Robert Harrison and Miss Eliza
Easton will be married on The 7th inst.
Circuit Clerk White has issued the print
ed docket for the next term of the Circuit
Court.
The Free Bridge swindlers are still spend
ing their money to carry their alleged
project.
Three hundred and thirty-fve marriage
licenses were issued last year Ill tins
county.
Mr.. Ed. Thoss, one of the oldest citizens
of Covington, is candidate for City
Weigher.
Mr.. John Holsen and Tom Whittle are
making a lively canvass for Council in the
Eighth Ward.
Squire Tebbs issued warrant last night
for Andy Hoover for breach Of the peace
Cn Chris. Santlif.
Mr.. II. c. Hallam and Councilman Blakely
set mp The tobacco, cigars and pipes to the
inmates of the Jail.
One-armed Ben. Davis still holds the lead
in the race for City Weigher. His friends
claim his election by large majority.
Mr.. John Whitney is undoubtedly the
most popular candidate for City Assessor.
His efficiency should elect him, if nothing
else.
1t is the Cincinnati merchants who are
trying to fool the people in the alleged Free
Bridge scheme, so they can gain their
trade.
Teutonic Lodge, No &C. A. o. U. W.,
elected officers last night. Dr. }. j, Du-
laney was most sensbly chosen as their eA-
amincr.
The Light Guards will give one of their
enjoyable masquerade balls at DreXelius
Hall next Tuesday. The hall will be dec
Grated ON the occasion.
POLICE COURT. r.-Wesley Timberake
drunk, 81; Martin Moran, disorderly, con
tinued. A party of about twenty, arrested
for destruction of property in the Sixti,
Ward last night, had their cases continued,
Mr.. Henry Burge has been dismissed as
Engineer of the Water-works for derelic-
ton of duty. He has preferred charge,
against the Chief Engineer, charging Inn
with selling property belonging to the
Water-works and appropriating the money
to his own use.
NEWPORT.
City taxes were coming in lively all NOR
ming
The City Dads will meet tonight in the
Council Chamber.
Officer Al. Boyd and family are visiting
friends at Loveland, Ohio
The Chief of Police is busily engaged il.
making cut his annual report.
The demand upon the City Treasurer for
outdoor relief is unprecedented.
George Birthstone and Tad Stricken for
little New Years drunk, were fined 81
and costs
One Of the terryboats is making irregular
trips, but will probably be Obliged to lay
up again before night.
ohiel Lihk, OF the + Ire department, rang
ouI 'he oId year ana 'appea 4-o-'-" on lle
Dell yesterday morning
man named knabe, alias Snoozer was
badly gashed between the eyes by an ice.
hook in the hands of man named Hof.
during quarrel yesterday.
Tho nnf,rt,notes couGnod !, tlo ioi1 n
tine nnmher If twenty fsnl uratef' sf, jn'i jn ioi
er Schwartz and wife for a sumptuous re.
past spread for them Yesterday
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Mrs Maklbben. wife OF Judge Makibben,
was reported this morning to be lying at
sle pom. oi ue".il' az ne Iier nome III Aie&ah'
ara; IT. larson, ol CINCINNATI was III at
lehaaiice 'hlS morning
George Whitaker, aged thirteen, who
resides on York street, and a lad named
Mertes, who resides on Isabella street, en-,
gagged in fight Yesterday afternoon OH
Work street npur Harris WhiItoLar cnc