The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
COvINGTON.


Constable VIM. Bridges is seriously con
templating resigning, owing 10 i'll health.
Mr.. Daniel Crout and Miss ELLA Harrison,
both of this city, were married III Newport
last night
The Court of Appeals has reversed the
decision of the Chancery Court in The case
of Rusk VS.. Fenton.
Arevival meeting is being conducted at
the Methodist (colofed) Church, on lhir-
teenh and Spring streets.
Mr. Mart. Wayman has returned from
Frankfort, where lie has been soilcltlng the
Governor for ihe remission of his hne.
Police CouRr.-John Budke, drunk and
disorderly, S.; oliver Willet, common
drunk, $4; Dave Mitchell, breach of the
peace, So.
The tobacco warehouse now in course OF
construction is rapidly approaching COM
pletiOn. When finished II Will De' the
largest house of that kind in the West.
Mr.. Luke Cutler who is now. incarcerated
in1tbe Coyington Jail, on the charge of
usurping an Office, has petition in circula-
ton, asking the Governor to remit his line
The Merry Companions announce a mas
ouerade at Drexelus Hall next Monday
night. If it does not attract a more moral
crowd than their past balls the police should
arrest the managers for being detrimental
to morality.
Mr.. John Mauer. that statue of vigilance,
who is numbered among the best police
men on the force, was presented with sill
yer star by his old tried and true friend
Richard Edwards, The compliment was
we'll bestowed and was highly appreciated
by John.
The Cathedral Debt Society will elect
officers, Sunday, January 26th. Thearticles
of incorporation specify the object TO be
exclusively the payment OF the, church
debt and interest thereon, and authorizing
the use of such lawful means as the associ-
ation may deem advisable.
Mr.. A. G. Roulstone, of Tennessee, for
many years salesman with the well-known
firm of Silk, Krouse & Co., Cincinnati, was
married at the Trinity Episcopal Church
yesterday evening to Miss Sallie e., the
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Eleventh street.. A large party of friends
were present to witness the
ceremony, which was impressive
The brides attire was peculiarly bcittng
for such an OCCASION. She wore brocade
satin, decoletle, trimmed with venerable
valenciennes. The traditional veil and
orange blossoms, with diamond ear-drops
and cross, compile ed cos ume of rare ee-
gauce and taste. The presents were numer-
Gus, c SLY and elegant, among which we
noted full set of diamonds, including a
ring, from the groom, a complete sci of sill
yer tableware from one of the groom's rela-
tives, an elegant alabaster and gold
clock under glass shade from
Louis Stix & Co, of Gin
cinnati and solid silver teaset from
the brides mother. The most valuable gift
is yet to be recorded, however, in the deed
to a homestead and broad outlying acres
generous father Of he bride. Mr. and Mrs
Raulston left last night on trip to the
Sou ,hern and Western cities.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Pete Eyer, tits rumored, will short
ly wed.
The Water-works Board met last night in
regular session.
Officer Martin had gang from the jail
yesterday cleaning the Streets.
Mr.. Thomas Ford, leading citizen of
Elliston Station, died yesterday morning.
Mr.. George Lewis, OF Dayton, Ohio, is the
guest of Charles r. Homer, of York street.
Mr.. Robert Gatchel, of Front street.
slipped and fell to the pavement, breaking
his arm.
The Newport Mannerchor meet tito-night
at Turner Hall, preparatory for grand en-
tertainment
The ChaDcery Court held a short session
this morning, after which it ad ourned un-
til tomorrow, when the work of the Janu-
ary. term will be completed.
Rev. Father Brandts will officiate at the
wedding of Mr.. Frank Gruele and Miss Ger
nttdn do ,,f
groonl's parents, next Wednesday.
The Kentucky Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will convene
in Somerset on Wednesday, March 18th.
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, D. d., will preside.
The Catholics of Butler, KY, contemplate
the erection of q new church, at Au early
day. Rt Rev. Bish5r Toebbe immersed
seventeen converts at that place las. Gun Sun
day.
The Chief Engineer and two of the Trus-
tees of The Evansville Ind.) Water-works
visited the Newport Water-works yesterday
and were delighted with our system Of
water supply,
Father J. ]. Cook, the beloved pastor of
ST. Edwards Catholic Church, of Cynthi-
ana, KY, has been compelled to retire from
service owing to i'll health, for rest. He is
now at his home in this city.
Tim. Shannon was dosed yesterday in
the City Court 10 the extent Of $500 and
costs for his little sport the nigh, previous.
Tim. not having quite that al. count at hand
was obliged to go and crac,. rock
A young lady named. Martin fell so vio-
lently on York stree, near Jefferson. last
night, that she lad to be carried to neigh
Dorlhg no".1s where she remained some
t1 nhe oe, ,..,re being able to be taken home.
one resides OH York street, near William
aon.
Berl Logan, who was known to nearly
every old citizen iH Newport, all of whom
will no doubt regret 10 hear of his death, died
this morning, shortly after o'clock. AT
the time of his death he was approaching
fifty years Of age. thirty years of which he
spent in Newport. His funeral will take
place from the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Thomas, on Jefferson street.