The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.

Barney ilelt was arrested to-day for breach
of the peace on William Cleves.
Henry Extcrkamp will be tried to-day by Squire
Tebbs, for Il breach ol tine peace ON Mrs. Gost.
1t is tumored that sam. Coffin will resign his
seat in Council. 1here wont DC much crying ii
he does.
The firm of Carter & Beach has dissolved Car
ter goes to New IOrR and Beach carries on the
business
John Eollinger, Deputy Coroner, was yanked
in to-day by Billy Bolau ON the charge OF disOr-
derly conduct
Don't forget to attend the Holskc walking match
tonight at Rudde's GARDEN. Weston can't hold
candle to that boy.
Charles Sheridan whose arrest was mentioned
In !esterdays STAR, was bound over TO the United
States Court in the sum OF s5OO.
The horse attached to Dr. Temples buggy run
OIL Oh Pike street yesterday and created consider
able excitement, but done no damage
The inquest in the Howe vault drowning case
will be Resumed this evening, Nj. Howe having
TCurncd home last evening. So says the Coroner.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Main-street NJ. Z.
Church will hold Social at the residence OF Mrs.
Woods, 6I3 Bukewell street this evening. All are
invited.
Tower franklin, laborer aged forty-one, ,widower
Rnu Emma lielNyy, aged tNIrty-tWO, WluuW, both
rolored and OF CovngtOn, were joined in the
sweet sllken tie yesterday evening.
REAL EsrATE TRASsFER.-B. f. W. Carter to A.
X. Mullins, both Oi Cuyngton, lot 4O by 2Sza feet
on The north side OF sixteenth street, l5O feet
north OF Scott street. CoylngtOn, $1,000
Foley Cox the man who raised all the disturb
anCe at Licking Rolling Mill yesterday, was fined
SlO Luis morning, james McCarty and Thomas
otepp were muCtud 81 each.
POLICE COURT Levi Allen disorderly con-
linucd VIM Plice, breach OF the peace, ST.; Ben.
Burns, same dismissed; Tom johnson, drunk,
dismissed; Wm khynUck, breach OF the peace,
u.
Rover Wright was arrested last night by Officer
Mike Boan on The charge Ui breaking in car on
tAe Kentucky Genital Ra lroad and stealing
tobacco. The RASCAL rode all the way to LeXns-
ton. He Will be tried to-day 10y Mayor Athey.
Mitchell, Tranter Il Co. began OH tue double
turn last night, and Charley Ilillter says the firm
isaCtualiy refusing otdeiS 50 lar DO they exceed
the utmost capacity oi the mill. The new steel
turnuce Is in rapid process OF erection. It's total
cost Will be somewhere between $4,000 and
$4,000
Yesterday afternoon while Jacob Hardin, OF the
Manstreet Hose house, was driving an unbrUken
horse i'll II hUseruel the animal took fright ON
Twelfth strcetuIIG ral OIL. The reel collided with
waler-plug Oh Twelfth street with such force us
W cause jacob to lose his balance, and he fell
from his seat, his arm in the descent striking
against the water-plug and breaking tln two
places.
Dr. J. j. Dulancy was unwcll Yesterday He at
tended To Fireman jacob Hardin, who had his
urn broke ~ lall from the reel. He set the
limb Of Miss LYDIA Wolf that was broken by "a fall
from buggy, AID sewrd up lrightful cash III
the head vi Il llttlc glfl named Huyhuld, who Iuil
from swing, besues making fUrty-six prufes.
Bouul calls The people know Wlen tney want ~
good Doctor, they must nave Dulaney. When he Is
asked 10 sLop when ne is on business he says
Delay
James Rice, lately Of Covington, killed him.
Belf yesterday afternoon, near independence, by
shooting himself with a musket. The deceased
was working not long ago us Il driver for A. +.
tl,ta Il al, hoo,
Saturday. Bad health IS stated To be the cause OF
The depression lhat led ~ the suicide and 1t is
ndued by those protesting 10 know that Rice was
Indicted 10 Il too free use OF slimuunts and opium.
He placed the gun against log and pulled the
trigger with his Toe.
Yesterday afternoon while Miss Lydia Wolf
daughter vi Hon. john WUll, WAS returning alone
i'll u Du -gy to her home on the Highland Pike Il {
horse ran oil, capazeu Me veiicle and precptated
Mias Wolf 10 the pike The buggy ran over heI
ankle breaking t. She was unable to move from
her position, and her crles 1or help brought Mr.
Robert Weaver. who was visiting the cemetery
Near by, " her rescue. He kindly carried her u
her home, which "as only short distance from
where the accident happened.
BENTON AND BAgR.-Mr. George Perkins, OF
the entefpIisng law firm OF Perkins u Halialn
Returned to-day from Washington, ID. G., where he
has been urging the appointment OF Hon. NJ. NJ.
Benton to the vacancy caused by the death oi
Judge Balla Il. The President examined the sig
natures Oi the petition and recognized many of hIS
old friends and spoke warmly OF them and staIel
That Mr. Benton was one OF them; but lie would
not make the appointment until one
month SO YET. The main opposition
sGems 10 be from Louisville, but CoyingIon is
certainly entitled 10 the place Louisville has al
ready the Supreme Judge United states Marshal
mud district Attorney, and previous 10 this the
District Judge COvngton is tle proper place fol
the Judge. Frankfort, Newport Lexington, Mays
vile, Cincinnati, and all the principal cities trb
utary 10 Coyiugton favor the appointment OF q
Coyinsiun man. Mr. Barr, Of Louisville, is
seemingly the strong man Tor the position, but we
guess Benton Will bar" HIM out.
RDWPSsT.
Col. Tar i3aker is down with hay fever.
Charley IIerbart's famous dog Turk" valued
at SlUO, died yesterday.
Thos Derkns, who has been summerng at the
lakes, arrived home this morning.
John A. Williamson has six fancy cars ready tC
put on the road during the Exposition.
LICENSED TO LovE.-H Manser and Sophis
Blant JOnn Blant aud Bertha MeaIman.
Robert Kelley, Of Covington, took IL license thi.
morning 10 wed Annie Burns, OF Dayton.
The Sheriff and his deputies are busily engaged
in subpnnaing witnesses Tor the Criminal Court
Major Glenn U. S. Army, arrived at his quar-
ters III the Barracks yesterday from Washngton
b. c.
Work was resumed this morning in laying a ten
men water maIn Oh Williamson street from Colum
bia street TO Brighton.
Mr. John Keller, the druggist, it is said has set
Ned with his creditors for the present and is abou
" resume business at his old stand.
meeting for the election of officers of the
new Central Building and Saving Association will
be held at Eclipse Hall this evening
An excursion over the Short Line to Louisville
will leave here Sunday morning. Quite o mum
Der of Newport boys will make the trip.
Hon. A. s. Berry will deliver an address on
(OnlD lSDrV I1upgtinn hntnra hn Ae
socmllan, at Owenton, on the 2lst inst
There are seventy-fve cases on the Criminal
Court docket, embracing nearly every crime on
the calender. The Court convenes Sept. 22d.
Mrs Mathews, wife of the Rev. DR.. Mathews, i.
Frustrated with grief at lhe terrible death OF hei
sister, which occurred in Covington several DAYS
ago.
Geore Meyer, aged twenty-five, residing at las
York street, had his right foot badly crushed al
swft's mill yesterday by heavy bar OF iron fall
Ing on it.
The Executive Committee of the Alexandria
Fair at meeting yesterday concluded 10 selec
The musicians for the Fair from the various New
port bands.
Henry Ortman, an employe at Swifts rolling
mill, had the fingers of his right hand mashed ali
most to a Jelly yesterday by having them caught
In acog-wheel.
lad named Anthony Moran while riding down
as steep hill near Brush Creek, Alexandria lester
day tumbled over the horses head and received
severe injuries by the horse trampng on him.
special meeting OF the Police Commissioner,
will be held Friday night to investigate charge,
brought against certain policemen. 1t is said the
charges have no weight and will fall through.
Charley Burkhardt aud Martin Brown were out
driving yesterday, when their buggy overturned
dislocating the formers arm and scratchine
Browns face badly The accident occurred neal
Three Mile Creek.
The beautiful marble statue of st. Joseph, do
mated to the Convent OF the Good Shepherd on the
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