The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-26
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.


the estate of W. c. Shane in the County
Court to-day.
The annual exhibition of the pupils oi
La SaIetts Academy takes place this even.
Ing at st. Mary's Hall
Mr.. Henry Koch and Miss Kate ster
kamp VIII be married this afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the Cathedral.
Mr. W. A. ChennOwith, Mr.. Powell, OF
Mad'son, Indiana, and Miss Mollie Cusey
ieit Today for Maysville, Ky.
lhe late strawberry festival of Rev,
rather smith at the Bethel homestead re.
aiized Sl5S clear of all expenses.
Don't forget that the rolling mill bows
picnic comes of Tonight at Rudde's Gar
uen A prize will be awarded to the best
lady and gent walter.
POLICE CoUET.-Lewis Gamner. disor.
derly, 81 August Weger, same, Sl3; Thos,
Francis, breach of the peace, 4; Sarah
Corney, drunk, continued
John Boland got his keg full to-day and
was yanked in byOllicer Bolan.
The Joint Committee of Covineton and
newport on the Water-works will hold an
ether meeting this week. The meetings SO
TAR nave resulted in nothing definite. The
noNlhStoh portion of the committee are of
the opinion that they can build reservoir
cheaper than Newport can furnish water.
me warm weather has caused the politi-
cal p"t 10 boil and things are becoming
Ieo-noI an along the line. The announce
,nehC OF MT John Richards for the Legis-
azure III the First District virtually set
ues the race in that portion of the citv
'lenn does not exactly suit the peonle
ana llernes stands one hundred .tlegrees
oeIoW Glenn as far as public opinion is con-
Iernea. In TACT, Hermes is not fit for n
hes'S'atofi his former administration H.
instrated that. The Second District will
give Shine large majority, as he has no
opposition. The Sherilfs race no donbt
VIII be hot one Percival is, without a
uouoI, the best man for the position, and
should G oe elected by large majority. The
c,, c,ihah element are strong for him, and
WiIi Ely toie 10 lof nm nearly solid, excepting
the run "afd, where few alleged Ger
man Democrats reside. Mr.. Perciyal will
get every Republican vote there is in the
city, which should elect him. The Demo-
Gratis never carry the city without they use
money and undue influence AS for the
country, Mr. Percival is gaining pround
every day. The action of the recent Demo.
cratic Sheriff in selling them out sticks
strong in their throats.
NEWPORT.
,oficer Flynn, while chasing a prisoner
DIP isabella street, last night lost his re-
volVer. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at the Chiefs office.
Hon. A. s. Berry has secured from Frank
Tort the fine collection of old flags used
during the late war for the Soldiers and
baiiors Picnic on the Fourth.
The little four-year-old son of Mr. Hum
DlTpV. who resides "A tbn I;rh1 L. r.ll
from cherry tree yesterday afternoon and
fractured his collar-bone and dislocated his
left arm.
=. Odd-fellows' Hall is being Handsomely
hecoratedwith choice flowers and eyergreens
preparatory to the graduating exercises of
the High School, which take place this
evening.
Mrs. Cora f. Moore, daughter of G. w.
Robson, of the Highland District. died ves-
terday at her home on York street. II was
but the day previous that she buried her
little daughter.
The ladies of York-street Congregational
Church will hold an ice-cream social this
evening at the residence of Mr.. Hull, No.
256 York street. The Sunday Or
Ghestra will furnish the music.
Louis Kellinger Of this city, one of the
graduates at st. Xavier College, was
awarded at the exhibition last evening a
silver medal for excellence in philosophy;
also the degree Of B. A. was conferred
On him.
John Burkle, who resides on York street
near Harris, while painting house in Gin
cinnati yesterday morning fell from a scat
told, a distance of three stories, and re-
ceieed very severe injuries. He was brought
10 his home last evening.
The Coumbia-street Presbyterian Church
last evening elected MesSrs. Harris and
Hageman Elders by very general vote
and also expressed by unanimous vote its
desire that the new minister, Rev. Eben
Muse, should accept the call which, we
learn, he will probably do.
Joseph Mayer Esq, formerly a quill
driver for the Abend Post, is about to es-
tablish paper of his own, to be stvIed the
Kentucky Volksfreund. The first issue
will appear next week, and will be partly
published in Covington and Cincinnati.
Success to Joe in his undertaking.
Chief Cottingham recovered the iewelrv
ut a pawn-shop in Cincinnati yesterday
that was stolen from the residence of Mr.,
Burns, corner OF Harris and Columbia
streets, last Friday The articles recovered
consist of lady's gold watch and chain,
CHANcERY CoURT-At special term of
the Chancery Court, convened this morn
ing, the following judgments were rem
dered: Mckeown VS.. McKeown, 81 800;
Herman Bacharach vs.. Thomas P Bodkins,
b2ooO Licking Valley Building Association
vs.. Henry knost, $50; Shelhorst q Ash |
horst VS.. Rev. Fir. Groome, $1,000.
MAYORS CoURT.-Charles Van Lehman.
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses, was bound over to the Criminal
Court. John Shay, for grand larceny, was
also bound over to the Criminal Court |
John flanagan was held over in the sum of
B50 on charge of stealing a stove from
John Briozzus. Ed. Engold and John Bar
ney, 80 and costs for disorderly conduct.
Attorney General Moss is red-hot after |
The delinquent Sheriffs of the State He |
obtained judgments against twenty-nine of |
them in the Circuit Court Yesterday for
taxes for 1878, amounting in the aggregate |
10 over 800, 900. The Sheriff of this County |
is already over $50 in advance, and has
turned over to the County School Commits
'ioner 81 400, to pay teachers that he is not
yet credited with.
BELLEVUE. KY.
That was an immense meeting of the
temperance folks last night. Governor r.
NJ. Bishop of Ohio, will speak in the sweet
by-and-by.
Mr.. John Dowd, Jailer of Dayton, think.
ing that he needed help to attend to his
prisoners, came down here very quietly |
yesterday and got married to Mrs. Aloinda
lTaffe.
A gentleman of Newport is talking of