The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-25
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS ABOUND
COvINGTON.
Stray horse at Connelly's stable.


Stray horse at Connelly's stable.
Mr.. Ed. Sellers has recovered from his
recent spell of sickness.
At least two-thirds of the alleged Fire
Department were at Rudde's Garden last
night
Did the Fire Department get paid for
drawing that crowd at Riddles Garden yes
terday?
Mike Shine is still booming along with
several thousand majority and few coun-
ties to hear from.
The congregation of st. Joseph's Church
have rendered the police vote of thanks
Tor theIreificiency at their late fair.
The infant child of Mr.. Herbert Ash
brook died Yesterday afternoon. Its only
two weeks since Mr.. Ashbrook lost his wife
by death.
by some unaccountahle means the Fire
Department had Il test trial yesterday.
Who pays for this little electiUneering
scheme?
1t was not our old friend Paul Reusch,
who was arrested Yesterday. 1t was sweet
William, his brother. Paul has too much
good sense to engage in any difficulties of
that description -
POLICE CouRT.-James Burns, disorderlv
conduct S4; John Shute, drunk, "a; John
Welsh, breach of the peace 81; Robert
CLARK, same; John Quail, same, IS; George
Miller, same, dismissed.
Lewis Gestrein, a dissipated specimen of
the relics Of humanity, was yanked in by
Bouncer to-day for being drunk and disor-
uerly, for giving scandal and bad example
on the streets of Covington. That's for
him."
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bird have the deerest
sympathy Of the entire community in the
Heath OF their infant child Ralph, which
occurred yesterday The funeral took
place this afternoon, and was largely at
tended.
Joe Hermes is out for the Legislature
so is Dud Glenn and SO is Mr.. John Rich
ards The latter has more sense in one
hour than the other two ever will have. He
IS Il representative man, man of the peo-
pie, an honest man. Vote for anybody in
preference to Hermes.
The Ludlow man of this paper thinks
that Mr.. Greene will have an easy race That
Ludlow man thinks wrong we are glad to
say. The very platform on which Mr.
hamilton was defeated is the very platform
On which Mr.. Greene is running, viz: cut
ting down county officials salaries.
J. P. Patton VS.. N. b. Stephens and 9TH
FRS. The Court of Appeals reversed the de-
cisi0n of Judge Menzies' Court, allowing
the Council to pay the expenses and re-
ward for the return of Smith N. Hawes
from Canada the Commonwealth of Ken
lucky being authorized in such cases and
not the City Council. BY the above de-
eision Mr. j, p Patton saves the city over
$1,000.
The following poetic communication will
be presented 10 Council next Thursday
night:
There is very bad gutter, corner Twelfth and
Scott,
Over which it is very bad for wagons, buggies and
engines to trOt;
IN case OF fire tmight cause them to stop
Ana the frightened driver from the vehicle TO
hop.
Please make Mr.. Gwyder fix up this old gutter,
Ana thus save fellow from many flntter,
And the hose driver from many SHUTTER (?(
And the old steam engine from many n snlutter:
lis miserable pl zee for an engine to STALL
And very bad spot for the fireman's gall.
Wherefore
MT. President COuncilmen and all,
lust let Long Rick Gwvder give this spot CALL
And See ii he can't prevent this usual bawl.
The man that wrote this died in fifteen
minutes afterwards.