The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-23
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTON.

COVINGTON.
The auburn locks of Chris. Donnelly are miss
ing.
Gen. II. P. Ransom and wife arc at the Clinton
Hotel,
Miss Ruth CARPENTER is visiting friends and rela-
tves ut Oxford, ..
Fo ty car loads of stock arrived to-day at the
Covington Stock-yards.
Captain Charles Kennedy Temple arrested one
of Bezenalis Bouquets last night.
marriage license was granted yesterday 10
Matthias q. Oulten and Lille Miller.
Bill Glore had better investigate Bowen's un-
necessary lip at the Quinn assault Sunday.
Billy Dempsey once more breahes the sweet air
Of freedom. He was released from Jail to-day.
The State Board Of Health will meet at Frank
fort tomorrow to consider several sanitary meas
ures
The City Council meet in special session TO-,
night to consider the plans and specifications oil
the new jail.
Lee Cream, who was ntenced' to the Penllen-
tRry for robbery. has served his time anu Is ho"
at Maysville Ky.
Henry slaughter was fined s25 and costs by
Squire Mclaughlin yesterday for breach oil the
peace on Jack Muller.
It is whispered that Rev. G. F. Bugbee has re-
Bigned his position 10 accept the charge OF large
church in Philadelphia.
Nuisance at Pat. Walton's corner and on Four
teeuth street between Brunswick and Holman.
30 says the Marshaps Slate.
Miss Maggie Mussey and Miss Maggie Elliott
leave the latter part Of the week for Philadelphia
where they will spend the summer.
The tobacco shops OF this city aJe working night
and day to supply their orders. majority OF the
IhOps have orders ahead for two months.
Charley Fecny and James Burns, theyoung men
of West Ccvngton who stoned the spice peddler,
were fined SIS each in the Police Court to-day.
Mr. S. Fletcher, the baseball and doll body
maker. has leased the store recently occupied by
VIM. Leathers and will move there on the first OF
the month.
Mr.. Henry Fibbe, in company with Mrs. George
Ambsler, left yesterday for Ripley, o., to attend
the funeral Of his mOthern-laW, Mrs. Miller, VINO
died Monday.
Mr. r. II. Ramsey received the sad news by tel
egraph yesterday of the death of his venerable
father at Augusta, Ga, after an illness OF about
four months.
Mr.. j. P Patton has accented the call of the
people in the Second District and consented to
become candidate for the Legislature in the
Second District.
Lou Hagel. the man who killed James Ded-
man was arraigned in the Police Court to-day and
waived an examination. lie was committed to
Jail without bail.
In the County Court to-day it was ordered that
an election be hc August 4th for Sheriff. o.
p Schmidt WAS allowed $50 N the case OF the
County against II. s. Pcrclval.
The infant boy of Paul Reusch died at o'clock
last night, aged only eleven months. The funeral
is set for Thursday at O'Clock p. M, from the
residence, No. ,229 Holman street.
Charley Riley, the mule manipuator on the
White Line, went to see his girl last night and was
most beautifully fred out He looked like a can
didate for Lunatc Asylum when he came down
the street
twill be remembered that about one year since
Mr.. J. Bumgartner was dfOwned in pond in this
city. Mrs Bumgattner through her attorney, Mr..
j. Horace Cambron, will file suit against the city
for damages.
Mr. J. Capola, of Cincinnati, who was recently
married to Miss Cassie Brdgeman, was in Coving.
ton to-day to make application for an adopted
child which is in the hands Of his wife. Mr. Ca
pola has separated from his wife.
The Diamond Dancing Circle will give thelI
annual picnic III RuddC'S Garden next Monday.
The Garden will be beautifully illuminated with
ATel's patent shades and Sedeusticker d Shaier's
orchestra viii discourse music for the occasion. II
promises to be the picnic
Bud Timberlnke was arrested last night by Off.
Ger Mike Bolan for smashing "A watermelon oven
The head of an Italian. lie gave bond with james
Reese as surety, but fa,led to put in his appear
ancc to-day, and his bond was declared forfeited
and a fine 0i S2S entered against him.
The Pavilion Garden under the supervision ol
Mr.. Conrad Deisler, on the corner OF Thirteenth
and Madison Streets will be thrown open to the
public Thursday evening with grand concert by
Shafrr's Band. This is the only garden in the
city where real genuine order is kept.
George Lytlc was fined s. and costs yesterday
by Squire Mclaughlin for a breach Of the peace
He has also been suspended from the Fire Depart
when Bill Glove was the real Chief of the Fire
Department. that men were dismissed for drunk
enness.
POLICE COURT George Enter was arrested by
Officers Barton and Kinney last night and was
fined S. for suffering a nuisance. David Mitchell,
crap shooting, 81; Fannie johnson, disorderly, IS,
She caught her ce0n" sleeping with another
coon" julius Deslow, suffering a nuisance,
continued.
We would RESPECTFULLY call attention of Council
to the fact that John Muh, engineer at the Sixth.
street House, has drawn salary he is not entitled
to- So mas jim Sanford and others, unless the
city pays such chaps for the time they spent in
erecting the engine they paraded with during
Earthquake day.
Suit will be iile1 in the Circuit Court to-day by
Mr.. Jacob Schalcr and Henry Meter against the
ST. Aloysius Benevolent Society, asking for bacl;
dues or to be rejnstated in the Society," 1t will be
remembered that they Joined the Knights of
Honor, and were expelled on account of the Soce-
ty allowing no meDlboTs 10 belong VINO were mem.
beIs OF secret Societies
few political orehcads in the Second District
Rrc trying 10 defeat Mike Shine by circulating the
story that he las not always voted the Democratic
ticket. Mike Shine is honest and capable and
has vo ked hard for everything he has got, and it
is an outrage that such story should be circula-
ted against him. Suffice it to say that the inform
alton came from the Fifth Ward.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. tathcrine L. Post to
Josephine Rothert lct 81 by 100 feet on the north
side of Ferry street, 200 feet west Of Winchester
South Coviugton; 500.
Benjamin Coll ms and wife to e. D. Crigler, lot
90 by 100 feet on the west side OF Nancy street, 40
feet south OF Patton's moth line; also lot . by
13I feet, on the west de of Julia street, 1l0 feet
from Burnett street, and being parts OF lots 10 16
and II, old plat OF AustnS addition; also, lot 26L "a
by 100 feet, on the west side Of Ferry street, and
being the south half Of Lot 146. Hiram Martin S
subdivision; $1,000
While the funeral procession. of James Dedman,
the murdered man, was on the way to the grave
yard, on the Lexington Pike, and as the carriages
had reached Il steep ascent in the road, the traces
oil barouche, i'll which were Mrs. Dedman the
mother OF the murdered man. her two daughters
and Mr. Rusk, broke in two. Mr. Rusk who was
driving was thrown over the dashboard, Mrs.
pedman fell to the ground the wheels Of the We
hcle, as Il rolled back, passing over her body,
Her injuries were so severe that she unable to
proceed, and had to be lett on bed, which was
procured from one OF the neighbOrs. DR.. j. j.
Dulaney was called to attend Mrs. Dedman, who
was subsequently removed to her home. Her in
juries are not necessarily fatal There were sbout
thirty hacks and buggics in the funeral procession
NEWPORT.
Miss Mollie Deyeney is visiting at Frankfort
Billy Moore, drunk and disordeIly, was fined So
and costs.
August II. Schneider has taken out license to
wed Pauline Pratt
Milton Spohn, the workingmen's advocate is
announced to speak here Saturday night
Rev. Mullenix left this morning to spend a four
weeks vacation in the Virginia mountains.
The Dueber Watch Case Company contemplate
erecting large additions 10 their present extensive
mandatory.
Mr. Judge Makibben Is again lying dangerously
sick from illness brought on by the death of a