The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTOy.


morrow.
Gen. John ". Finnel returned last night from
Colorado.
Miss Mary Weaver left to-day for few days
recreation al Butler, Ky.
A saw at Livezay's saw mill chopped Edward
Spngue's finger off Yesterday.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Cochran left to-day for
the mountains in search OF moOnshiners.
DR.. Luke P. Blackburn, Governor elect, will be
inaugurated on the second of September
Pat Walton was arrested and lodged in Jail to-
day by Constable Tom Dunn on capias pro fine.
Mr.. H. Schultz, the tailor, had a christening at
his house last night. The boys gave him aserenade
with brass band.
the ACCESSIBILITY OF canceling the license of George
Rudde ana Jake Ste nborn's gardens.
Billy Davis wnked this morning, and says; 81
dn't call the turn but | am satisfied that 1t is
the prettiest little daughter in town."
Father Brady preached last night an excellent
sermon from the Catcchism truth that man is ere
Rted " KNOW to love and to serve God.
The lottery cases that were continued in the
Criminal Court were to await tho decision OF a
similar case now pending in the Court OF Appeals.
The concert that was to have taken place last
Dight at Harmon Van Boken's, under the super
vision of Wm McLeon and John Bloehmer, was
postponed.
Miss Belle H. Carroll was married yesterday at
her home, corner Ninth and Scott streets, 70 Mr..
Iohn y. sullivan, OF Galveston Iexas' Ihes ieit
loon after for the latter point.
LOVE LICENSES. --IIerman Steenken, aged B,
and Kate Trenkamp, aged %, both of Covngton;
John d. Sullivan, aged 30, of Galveston, Texas,
and Belle II. Carroll, aged 49, Of Covington.
Thomas Doran, alias Hog Eye" was arraigned
before Commissioner Bostwick to-day on the
charge of passing counterfeit money and was
bDllnd 10 the United StatpS Grand Jurv in
the sum OF 81, 900.
A, the Cothadro, tba tbrse Sorvioes ves,ordav
were nii 50 well attcnTod Nc to draw rom he ciar
NV iast nght hair thnnts and Nd omaratni,ions to
fbe congreuo,inn tThn sr%inat ~ tha instrnntion
At the o clock mass was "Ilow to Serve God"
Tho Cvntbiana XIV Eoir onorod tbis p,ornino
Tba T,s,a Of N 7, ia ~ Gu No ma an
fnr wears Tha Old rej,ohla KontueLv Central
Rai,yosd ars sall;ng n bn,f are lhe
fsir Ths road ,v;i oiso sII " t;ohats at baT 9otaS
r. the Rnnrhon cnnntv Fair ~ ''''-- i'''e'
Wv D'"' 'oN "'"'' i"'
The Central Hotel changed hands this morning
mr. Geo; Schorr reuring and the S0mmers boys
Mn h6te hnsi,ess ova "H ";j, un5onhtndv nm a
fret ciacr h. .n tha;r snoooss i; im,;taa =, ~
extent of Their friends theu II s nsmrnd W '''e
'e' -i'N''e'' '''A :. 80 .'9'N
Ihe hVe-year contract OF Il. T. Carson " Co.,
succeeded by the Globe Gas Light Company, to
mnlsh thls city with gasoline light is about to
expire and the Council is advertising for new
proposals. Septembef 10Th is the date OF the expl-
ration, and the proposition now is to let the work
'ol '"o years insteao ol h'c lhis uile'
This morning about II o'clock the scaffold at the
new depot OF the Kentucky Central Railroad gave
way ana Mr.. Fred. Adams, the boss carpenter,
who was standing on it Mt the time. fell through
TIE floor to the ground and broke his left arm. The
employees OF the X. {. very kindly took him home
ana procured the necessary medical aid.
The Grand Lodge of Kcntuckv Unitea Rrothers
of FRIENDSHIP. met in annual session at Odd.
Fellows Hall Ibis morning Grand Knipbt Com.
monder " n Watson of Iouievilla nrns;dinn
There were about sixty delegates present. 1t is a
coloied secret benevolent organization with sixty
or seventy lodges IN tn State and five thousand
members IN the United States.
For some time rule has been nnnding at Inde
pendence against c. P. Wilcox To show cause whv
Re nils as Snrrial Commissioncr anno,uted hyy,
the County Court, to settle the accounts with TX.
sheriff Lowe. Yesterday Colonel Wiicny fled his
response, setting forth that he has made every
possible reasonable effort. bsr in vain, The rc
sponse was udiudged sufficient by Judge phelps
and rule awarded against Mr. Lowe returnnhle
next Monday, to settle Immediately.
DAWSON AND DopGE-Eyerybady knows ]. r.
Dodge, The man who has those Ike Cooper elamns
on lis money and the nonlIlaritv of aid Carn,ina
tive and Ratpojson Dr. Dawson. Well Dawson
poisoned Dodge's cloa and dodge went to DAWSON
today to seek revengc, when the doctor took a
biz baseball bat and busted Dodge,s snoot and
compIetely mashed if ali over his face in Kind NJ
diagonal shane. This affair nil happened on
the Independenco pike o.day.
po,,1r' Ce,,,n NJ, ,,,.r. ,,. A.,
cdu,L nLiek ooVkr.[rMat. M Mullahs, Gruns' sf John
O0ilhs, erehch OF the peace VI; mos. Kennedy,
same, 70. Johh J0hhson Attempted 70 put mead
cessnool Of iniouitv cailed Pnddn,s Tiardem hut
whof, Mike put them German clnmpers of Ills ON
Jobnson's Emerald nose down he went. He Maid
y and costs today; Henry Johnson, for trying to
get the best OF Policeman oHara was fined 81
Gnid isce corrrng w. Wiz
mssod A-'' '"'i!i"s 'o'''e"'eu "'"poh' u''
The Kentucky Church Record saws. The Rev
Geore + Pnohea has roaeiv vod a"a acoontad a
unanimous cali TO the Eiectorship OF Holy Trinity
Chapel, Philadelphia, and will take charge of the
same same october ISL Ihe departure OF Mr.. Bughee
adn,in;S, es s WI rii, Gr NJ N VeIy ay s
been successful and thot parish can ascribe lis
freedom from debt chiefly to his persistent efforts
IN this direction. Asap eacher our good brother
hah ptit rev equals, Deng thorough man IN all
well nrenarcd nv ''''e' " '''e Wv "'iA "'""s'
O. am.
larnanv soontin,,od. d M pn"r5man' yppnd
inc lottery same. Cora Jackson grand lar
ca1y "A oh AWAY with laava. Josnnh Kviar Cou
stance Beeans. vending lottery, continued Joe
OlarK, grand larceny, contlnued; george Walde-
inali, SMnerlhg gaming ul. missed; ueorse Welis'
Horton. II Meyers II. Turner. George Hart I. D.
Cronineer. r f. Ramsey. Fred Shrom. vending
lattery. continued: ]. +, Simmons, promoting il,
legal lottery continued; Wm A. smith, rape,
same; Albert Salter, robbery same; b. Nlemeyer,
assault, mouoh lof new 'rlal oVerruleo. A num-
vi " ou'e' 'aS'' "e'o ea'ieu a''' .'i'NNN'"'
hEWPOkE.
U. W. Root, Esq, Is home from Lake Chautau-
qua
Colonel Nelson returned last night from Cape
May
Rev. J. Rabin is home from his tour of the
lakes
Io,,,,or n,,o,.r o,a ,,,so ,o,, uos,orao ,ou a..
Niagara Falls.
L. w,oso ,a pu,,,,, c,,..,,, lot. .,,. .,,.,,.
nen & ,esg diu rahA ou''ol iei' 'is morning
'or u'lh'L'eAiis'
Prof. Gerhold was taking in the town this morn