The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-18
THE DAILY STAR
COvINGTON.


Ffty-four car loads of stock arrived at the Gov
lngton Stock Yards yesterday.
Squire Tebbs fined Eddie Huber 81 and costs
to-day for breach of the peace
Mrs. John O. Richards has returned from q
pleasant visit to friends in Aurora, Ind.
An insignificant blaze in the house OF Mr.. Jas
Z. Sales at II West Twelfth street. caused the
alarm of fire yesterday. .
The Forrest Dramatic Club were elegantly en-
terained last night at the residence of pretty little
Mary Weweller, on Banklick street
Patsy 0'Brien carried off the wealth in the walk
Ing match at Odd Fellows Hall. beating Welcf
Of Middletown by II score of 234 to 49,
The State Grand Lodge OF the United Brothers
will commence u three-days' session in this city
tomorrow morning at 0dd-feilows' Hall.
Misses Fannie and Kate Bartelle, of New York
and Mrs VIM. D. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs Jolly, O
SprIngfeld, o., are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. q
W. Thompson.
Colonel G. p. Wilcox celebrated his birthda,
Saturday evening at his happy home on Banklici
nreet. An elegant repast was discussed by mum
Der OF invited guests.
If the Grand Jury would follow the instructions
Of Judge Pc kins. Kenton County would soon bt
depopulated and Frankfort's population would bt
Increased wonderfully.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Hardin & Dulaney
h Wm. Jones Lot 30 Nixon's Subdivision, Is by
100 feet west side of Stevens street: S156 %. Same
10 VIM. II. Keckeley and wife, Lot a, same Subdi
vision; $l62 so.
Rev. J. II. Kramer, the recent ordained priest
aid his first mass yesterday at Mother OF God
Church. The ceremonies were Of the most i'm
pressive character and large congregation was
h attendance.
Thomas Doran was arrested to-day by Deputy
United States Marshal Cochran ana lodged in jail
bn the charge of being implicated in passing
counterfeit money. His trial takes place to-mor
row morning before Commissioner Bostwick.
The boiler in Holthohrs distillery on Licking
River exploded Saturday night and done consd
nabe damage and will necessitate stoppage Of
Me distiery for several days Mike Powers, the
brennan, was badly hurt about his head, and the
miller was badly scalded.
Sam. Coffin is trying 10 make the people thinl
HAT he would actually resign his seat in Council
He had better not resgn for he will never ge
here again. And we don't know that Charley
rranter is over popular. We don't believe HI
Gould carry his own ward
The boiler OF Holterhoffs distilery on the
Licking River near the Corporation Line, ex
Powers, was struck on the head by falling wal
md seriously injured. The miller, John Brophy
Vas scalded on the breast and face.
Col. Henry Penkhaus-everybody knows thai
popular, polite and pleasant druggist, and mos
everybody in town attended the celebration of hi
mclbysiAtu ululNcisdTN VI his URN gesteFuHy
md everybody in town wishes to see Henry live L
celebrate his centennial anniversary.
The proboscis of the Covington representative O.
me Times reminds one of headlight of loco
motive after night Some people takes him fo
Professor Hunt, but it is not The Professor ant
was not cOlored with the same kind of fluid tina
Me Professor uses. It's only O boil.
Mr.. George Griessnger and daughter wer,
thrown from carriage yesterday afternoon on tn,
Lewsburg Road They were taken into The
ptlice of DR.. II. l.. Lewis, close by, where it wa
iound that Mr.. G. IS arm had been dislocaed. and
Mat the girl had been injured in the region o
Me thigh.
The Criminal Court met this morning, will
George g. Perkins presiding Green ID. Cox ant
holm Felthaus were sworn in as Deputy Sherifs
The following Grand Jury was inpaneled ant
charged: R. d. Ward, Geo. r. Dudley ?. McNa
mara, Adam Grossman, II. lmethurst, +. S. Mig
man, John O'Donnell, J. J. MuInau, John l.. Ste
phens. James NJ. Howe, Daniel Bcnthaur. Rober
W. Myers +. S. Gottschalk, Fred. Pieder, JOIN
Maxwell and M. Worsham.
The Jubilee Mission npened yesterday, Fathe
Brady preaching in the morning and Father Har
NJ the evening" Both preachers have fine preseuc,
md voices, and are simple, persuasive and stront
h their language and manner The order of eX
Ecises. as appointed for the week. is mass aud in
nructiou at O'Clock; same at o'clock ant
beads sermon and benediction in the evening a
half after seven. 1t was distincly announced tha
persons attending it can remain to the entIro ser
Tice and be at home again by O'Clock withou
hil. 1t was also announced that the Confessions
will be open to all classes at all hours every da,
lurng the week, and that Tuesday evening af e
Iervice will be devoted especially TO marriet
yomen. Wednesday evening 10 married men
Thursday evening to unmarried females, and Fri
lay evening to unmarried males.
MAYORS MONDAY MINSTREL MATINEE. Rich
rd Harris opened the play with the song OF tn,
tt.,Tf 60
hat he was told 10 pay $j3 for expenses. Th
charge of breach of the peace was continued
until the next act. VIM. Dorsey Mike Welsh
Edward Coleman and Chris. Santiif done a son,
md dance and showed up SO pad that the.
md fined 81 each. Jennie Jackman and Winfield
bsckman, for OVERRIDING a plantation scene, wer
muicted sl3 each. Harriet Porter and Rebecc
Slaughter had double clog with bricks, Will
coming home from church last night and uarrie
Porter was spiked back OF the ear while doin,
their great summersault act. They contributed
hvedolar William each to the city, Dan. Con
ners, their trainer, was dismissed.
NEWPORT.
Rev. DR.. Tinker is confined to his bed from lun,
lever
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix left this morning to attenC
he Ripley (Ohiol Camp Meeting.
The late picnic for the benefit of the Church O
he Immaculate Conception netted in the neigh
borhood OF $500
Charley Newell and Pete Cassidy, drunk ant
aisprderly, were fined S. and costs i'll the Mayor
Court this morning.
Henry Gillespie, q lad residing at 81 Brighton
treet, had his right foot badly crushed yesterday
\ bya street car running over it,
| Henry Coleman, the coored individual roped IL
Friday night by Officers Troy and Smith on I
fharge of chicken stealing. was dismissed thi,
morning, nob0dy claiming the fowls.
/ A petition numerousy signed is in circulation
Rsking Paris G. Brown to become candidate iol
X Councilman from the First Ward. Mr.. Brown i,
L IN every respect qualified for the office.
Mr.. Anton Zureln and family while returning
from the Highlands last evening had their bugg,
\ 10 upset on Saratoga street. near the Railroad
\ Bridge. Mr. Zurelin sustained fracture of The
right arm and two OF his children were badly
bruised.
John Brown, John Linet and Mike Weber. who
engaged in the row on the picnic boat last Thurs
day, had their cases transferred from the Mayor,
Court TO the Court Of Squire Fuller. Mayor Har
lon says he has no jurisdiction in the case as the
parties were arrested outside the city limits. The
Squire continued the cases until Friday
The following officers were elected for the re-
brganzed WOrkingmen's Club: President. Chas
Pankaya; Vice President. William Hall; Seere
larry, Henry Redfeld; Treasurer, Henry Fenton
Executive CNmniiltee, Pat Noonan W. c. Haynes
VIM. Manwafing. A committee to revise tht
constitution and plan Of organization consisting Of
Messra McGinniss, Haynes and Alexander was
appointed, and the following executives: Fol
Bellevue. Alex Moore for Dayton, John Carr; fol
Cold Springs, Levi ]. Dix. The Committee on
Constitution meets Tuesday evening.
COUNTY CoURT.-The will of the ls.e Robert
Palston was plobated. and his wife, Louisa Pal.
yton, was appointed Administrative of the estate
Philip W. Loer was granted his naturalization
paper.
rule was issued against T. P. Bodkins. late
Justice Of the Peace for the return of books and
papers in his possession belonging to the county.
rule was also issued, OH motion of Katie
Daun, against Ed, NORM for settlement as
guardian Of her estate.
VIM. II. Huber was granted tavern license.
IMPOSING CEREMONIES or NEWPORT HIGHLANDS.
An event that will long be remembered by the
Catholics Of NnMnnrt and Vicinity nccrrrnd ror