The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTON.

1t was not G. II. Nolan, of Pleasant
street, who was fined in the Police Court.
Rube McDannold and Sam. Coffin can
charter one ship together at the next cleo
ton.
Mrs J. f. Mitchell and daughter have
returned from pleasant visit to Pende-
ton County.
VIM. NJ Murphy qualified as admins
traitor of Martha w. Ryan in the County
Court to-day.
The selection of Mr.. Theo. F. Hallam, as
Chairman CT the Committee on Law, was a
wise choice Of Council.
The appropriation ordinance, covering
allowances made at the last previous meet
ing, footed up S6G,0j4 Al.
The Main-street Methodist Sunday school
go to Paror Grove tomorrow, leaving foot
Of Main street at 81 o'clock.
Henry Cream, the man who struck the
boy Rich, is still at large, and the boy is
III Il very precarious condition.
Johnny Weaver will send one Of his
mammoth schoOners up to the angels to-
hight in mammoth balloon promptly at
o'clock.
The city has been negotiating for the pur-
chase OF steam awmill to saw locust
oi'Nho. WI ICttl bnlIl lllo CiIBlllC
to them for 1915.
Jimmy Hester should be given the seatin
Council he is entitled to. What does ov-
ington want with a man who can't proda e
his naturalization papers2
The City Council has finally agreed to pay
bG549 for the sixtv-one.foot lot for the new
Jail, 'for about $40 per foot. This is fully
twice what it could be sold for.
=. AT.
Of 7. J. Phelps VS.. Kenton County for an
increase of salary, fixed his compensation
at sos more for the year.
The resolution passed by Council last
night censuring Councilman McDannUld
Tor failing to vote f a CovingtOn man,
meets the general appreciation Of the pub
lie.
Squire Tebbs last night united in the
Bilken cords of welded felicity Mr.. Jacob
Stevens and Malvina Mount. The happy
PAIR have the wishes of Il number of friends
for successful advent in their new life.
The City and suburban Telegraph Com
pany and Bell Telephone Exchange was
granted permission last night by the City
Council to erect line of telegraph poles
Oh Scott street to Second, thence to Madison
street, and south to the city limits, the poles
to be forty feet high, dressed, and painted.
CHANCEEY CoURT.-Rebecca Harcourt vs..
John llarcourt, divorce granted; Margaret
Bending vs.. John Bending, divorce; w.
A. Cotter VS.. ]. w. Pomfrcy judgment for
1856 Gj; r. L. Willis vs.. W. II. Scott, iudg-
ment in four claims of petitioner amount
ing to over $500; A. J. Shoemaker VS.. Geo.
Windsch, judgment for $500
The annual picnic of the PRESBYTERIAN
and Episcopal Sunday-schools will take
place tomorrow at the beautiful and com
modious grove OF Gen. John W. Finnel at
Visalia, on the X. e l.. Railroad. The
train will leave the depot promptly at s
o'clock. The ladies vino have the manage.
ment Of the picnic have ef1ec. ed every pos,
sible arrangement to make the picnic an
enjoyable affair.
A full brass band has been engaged for
the fete champetre under the auspices OF
the ladies of st. Patrick Church to he held
at the beautiful grounds of the Arnold
homestead next Tuesday evening. Mike
O'iiara, that statue Of bravery and beauty
and Hugh Kelly. the great manipulation OF
society, will be candidates for the most pop
ular young man. Mike o Hara will weal
his celuloid collar.
Henry Myers deserves score of credit
He killed his dog yesterday that was val
ued at $50. The dog had bitten a little
child and the parents made complaint tc
| the police. Marshal GOOdson instructed
Officer Mike Bnan to kill the animal. The
officer informed Myers of his instructions
and told him he could kill the dog if he
wanted to. Myers then took the animal tc
the river and drowned it.
Henry Creane is accused of beating little
Charley Rich, aged ten at the corner Of
Fifteenth and Russell streets, yesterday
afternoon, so badly that it is probable the
boy will die from his injuries. Creane is
brother of the notorious Lee Creane, who is
now in the fententiary for theft com
nitted while on his way home from that
institution, after serving term for a wan
ton attempt to kill an inoffensive old Ger.
man.
HEWPORT.
A lady's gold bracelet isawaiting an own
ner at the Postotiioe newsstand.
Mr.. and Mrs, Murray, Of Bellevue street
were serenaded last evening by the pwi.
lignt GIee Club of Cincinnati.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker will deliver lecture
SUNDAY evenngat the First Baptist Church
Oil The need Of Gods spirit"
VIM. Pherman was fined $5 and costs in
the Mayors Court this morning for an as
sault on Judge Perkins, OF Finchtown.
The appointment of teachers for the
Public Schools will not be made until the
regular meeting of the Board in July
The congregation of the Grace NJ. f.
Church and the Sundav-school will 90 or
an excursion to Parlor Grove tomorrow.
]. B. Grinnell, the Newport and Coving
ton quill-driver for the Abend Post is the
happy pap Of thirteen-pound girl baby.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court YES
terdav argainst Charles j. ard Louisa Helm
for delinquent city taxes amounting to
S216 4G.
Henry Buchamp swore ont warrant
this morning for the arrest of Mr. Mcclure
OF Madison street, on a charge of breach oil
the peace
Mr.. ard Mrs. Evans, attaches of the U. s
Bureau at Columbus, O.. are visiting at the
residence of Llr. and Mrs. Mcdonnell, o
ribbatts street.
Rev. Mr.. Sarr, of the York-street NJ e.
Church, Cincinnati, will occupy the pulpit
pf Grace NJ. Il. Church, this city, and Rev.
Mr.. Mullenix will preach in the former
church.
Steve Barnum, an old river man who has
Deen suffering nearly two years from the
Effects Of a paralytic stroke has nearly re.
covered, and will shortly take his old berth
bn the Mitchell.
A new water plug, a long needed improve
nent, was put up at the old Market-house
his morning There is also an attachment
eighty feet Of the best leather hose
Perhaps it is not generally known but it
neVertlp lppss n fact that Hpnrv Coh M c.r