The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
cOvlNGTON.

cago, is in the city visiting old friends and
relatives.
The Earthquake procession Saturday will
be the biggest thing that has happened in
this city for years. ~
Agnes Murphy and Capt Bill Watkins
we're fined 50 each in the Police Court this
morning for drunkenness
lit is hardly worth while for the Mayor
to convict anybody in this town. Council
immediately releases the prisoners
Mrs Korp. who resides on main street
near Sixth had her hand badly lacerated
yesterday by catching it ON meat hook.
The masquerade of the Running Glides,
ut Odd-fellows' Hall Tonight, promises tc
be largely attended aud well conducted.
The fence around the farm of DIR. J. J.
Dulaney. near Greenwood station, ON the
]. s. Railroad, was destroyed BY fire yester.
day.
The Earthquakes of the Seventh Ward will
present "Plnafore." They have boat
lifty-two feet long. Capt. Jake Spencer vii!
be the "Buttercup." ....
Two horses attached TO coal cart had a
narrow escape from drowning at Bogin-
Schultz's Foundry. The driver accidentally
drove them over the floats.
Captain Bill Watkins and wife were fined
BIS each in Squire Ewan's Court yesterday,
tor breach Of the peace. In default of
payment the Captain and his wife languish
behind the bars. ss' ....s..
Mr.. VIM Gillispie. while painting in the
Court-hhuse this morning, received severe
scalp wound. A hammer that was lying
OH a scatfuId above his head. was Jared oil,
and fell, with the above result.
Frank Turner, charged with murder,
who some weeks ago was brought from
Wllllanstown, Grant County, to the Gov
lneton Jail for safe keeping, was Yesterday
removed to Williamstown to stand his trial.
Mr.. Frank Nipper and Miss Mollie Span
nier we're married yesterday at St. Johns
Church, in Lewisburg. A reception was
held at the residence of the bride last
night, in which number of merry people
participated.
Society is on the qui vive over tle ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Pauline Keller,
the charming and attrat tive cantatrice, to
Mr.. Sid. CIemeuson. The ceremony is to
take place at the residence of the brides
parents ON Second street, on the 30th inst.
Ben. Sauter, Lewishurg butcher, was
bitten twice on the arm Yesterday by a
large bull dog belonging to Carl Iies. SAIL
ter had been warned hat the animal was
dangerous. but would persist in going to
him and patting linn, with the above re-
suit.
That much talked of exhibition of
school work" Of the pupils of the Coving-
ton Common Scho is bagins at Odd-fel
lows Hall next Friday, and continues all
that day and evening and all day SATURDAY.
The school authorities cordially invite all
feeling an interest in popular education to
come and see.
Nj the complimentary and laudatorv nd
jectives in the English language would be
inadequate to express the pleasant time ex-
periehced by the A. 7. Club in the dancing
party given last evening at the residence OF
DR. II. b. 1ronsde, No. 739 Greenup street
Dancing, refreshnentanls social amusement
were the order Of the evening
The Board of Equalization will meet next
Friday morning tile 10Th, at 8 o'clock. in
stead of next Monday. MS first announced
81 the City Clerk requests ns to say. The
members are John 0. Richards, +. W Sc
David De GarmO ]. g Scott, H. II. ]. Put
hoff, Edward ThusS. james Arnold August
Be'ger and r. l.. Steers The prompt at
tendance of all is important.
Rev. Father Smith, that agreeable gen.
ueman, wlll give "A ricnic for the benefit uf
the Church on the 22d of Nav. The chief
this time is to he elected by the ladies at 10
cents vote. The following named are the
candidates: G ]. James Rifle, George Nc
Namara, Dave ONeil, John Fiaven. John
McCarty, james Fletcher and James Di-
vine.
Samuel Getty and Gus. Oder, the two
well-kuown society gentlemen and com
mercial men, have associated themselves
with prominent carriage manufactory of
Cincinnati. The well known reputation of
these men under their acquisition is vau-
able to any one engaged in their line of
business. A carriage manufactured by this
firm took the premium at the Worlds
Fair. There is an Oder about the firm that
keeps opposition Getty-ing about.
N..WPORT.
The Courthouse is undergoing thor
ough renovation.
The Sixth Ward turns out 1859 pupils
between tue ages .: 6 and 20 years.
1t is rlImorcd that Gen. s. B. Brown is
about to sever his connection with the
Leader.
CHRIS. Geiger was granted license this
morning TO wed the handsome Miss Mary
Lawrence.
Miss Kate Grcgson entertained number
of her friends last evening at her residence
on Madison street
His Honor Ex-Mayor Moore, of Cincin-
natl, to"k a survey of our beautiful little
town yesterday.
The City of Newport brought suit against
Kate and Mary Wells for back taxes,
to $4l6
Mrs. A. Rodenburg was the winner of
the silk quilt raffled night before last ut the
residence of DR.. Gunkie.
The Clay Insurance Company brought
suit in HE Cnancery Court ayains III. Wise
and wife for the foreclosure Of mortgage.
J. A. Garrison brought suit in the
Chancery Court against the Newport Build
ing Society, No. 4, for dividends amounting
to 1873
VIM. Cassidy was dismissed of the charge
of drunk and disorderIy, and not fined. ns
published Willie should keep out OF bad
Yesterday afternoon the new portion of
tie Cathedral tenetery at Four-milc, WAS
dedicated with impressive ceremonies, Rev
Father l'anmeister of st. Stephens Church,
performing the service.
Peckover, Moore & Co, owners of the
stove foundry on Front street. Yesterday
made am assignment for the benefit of their
creditors, to Paul Mohr, who executed
bond, with w. II. Mct toy and John Mccoy
as sureties Liabilities and assets not
given.
.. The Turner Society, at a meeting held