The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-15
COVINGTON.

COVkNeiFUN.
Coal has advanced 25 cents per load OF
twenty-five bushels.
Police CouRT-Ellen Lloyd, fornication,
$23; Mike ONeil, breach OF the peace, $ZS;
Geo. Greve, same, $113
Mr.. Ben. Heving and his estimable wlle
celebra ed their silver wedding, last hiSh''
at their residence on Bankllck street.
Alitlle son of Geo. Gellenbeck, the BAKER
on East Eleventh street, shipped ana ieil
on the icy sidewalk yesterday and broke MS
arm.
The County Attorney of Pendleton Coun-
ty has been instructed to brlhg sun against
the Kentucky Central Railroad for back
taxes.
I'm the Cayanagh poll-tax case the motion
for writ of prohibition was made IN the
Criminal Court and continued unul he&'
Saturday.
The protracted meeting at the Fifth
street Christian Church continues WIN ull-
diminished interest. Rev. Mr. GliDert,
of Cincinnati, will occupy the pulpit to-
night.
MIR, R. Lee, who left home a few days
since has not been heard from. He is
travelling agent, and his family are very
anxious to ascertain his whereabouts
John Allen, the man who shot Henry
Meyers and Dick Kelly, a few dat 8 since,
was arrested last night by Officer Mike
O'Hare on a warrant. His case is set for
Thursday.
Deputy Marshal Henry Linneman was
presented, yesterday, with silver star by
his patriotic friend, Mr.. Pat. Mcnamara.
The compliment could not have been be-
slowed on a more clever gentleman or ef1l-
clent officer.
The following officers have been elected
by the Covington Choral, Society: j. N.
.Comingore, President; Richard Evans,
Vice President; w. H. Miller Secretary;
Edward c. Reiss, Treasurer w. L. Dudley,
Librarian; w. b. Foley, Director.
The creditors of J. Liebfred bankrupt,
have filed a protest against his discharge
from bankruptcy, on the grounds that ne
made a false affidavit as to his assets, fraud
ulently disposed of some of his g ,ods, and
turned over property TO his wife, and varl-
Gus other charges.
NEWPORT.
The pay car on the Short-line Road will
reach Newport tomorrow.
Mr. j. L. Pope was granted a license this
morning to wed Miss Annie Bennett
Mrs ]. NJ. Glenn and family have secured
quarters at the Burnet House for the pres
ent.
There was nothing of public interest
transacted in the Chancery Court this NOR
ming.
Ex-Marshal Dave Lock denies the report
made public that he still lays claim TO the
office.
Mr. Thomas Murphy and Miss Nettie
Hutchinson were granteda marriage license
yesterday.
The boys of the Department did good
work in saving the furniture at the Glenn
fire last night.
Mr. ]. ]. Bowen and daughters Bessie and
Grace of Missouri, are the guests Of Mrs.
Bennett, of lis Putnam street.
The Newport ferryboat. the Cincinnati
Belle, had one of her wheels badly dam
aged by the ice day before yesterday.
The porter employed by Mr.. Glenn was
robbed of gold watch, valued at 800. dur
ing the excitement at the fire last night.
Mr. VIM. Creighton, brother of Officer
Crighton, and Mr.. Berry, the well-known
York-street oyster vender, rendered valu-
able aid at the fire last night
The police found secreted In brush-pile
near the head of Monmouth street basket
filled with china and silver ware that was
stolen from Mr. Glenn's residence.
Newport Commandery, No. 49, knights
Templar will assemble in annual conclave
Friday next at their asylum, for the Sc
lection of officers and deposit of contri-
buttons.
Ellen Mclaughlin, after being. thawed
out and sobered up, was turned loose YES
terday afternoon from the Station-hollse.
Last night Officer Woodsides found Ellen
in the gutter drunker than ever and, with
the assistance of Officer Finn, brought her
to the Station-house where she still re-
mains.
A woman named Mrs. Cain, residing on
Elm street, near the Licking was arrested
last night on a warrant sworn out by Henry
Schwerman. 1t appears that Henry went
to collect some rent yesterday from said
Mrs. Cain, when, he alleges she told him to
git" following the remark with very
abusive language.
A woman named Mrs. Clay was arrested
this morning by Market Master Gosnev, on
numerous charges of petty larceny. She is
not only accused of stealing, but she is ac-
cuses others of stealing from her. She had
one huckster to empty out wagon-load of
corn shucks, where she said articles belong
ing to her were secreted. She is undoubtedly
OF unsound mind, and, when brought to
the Station house presented most pitiable
sight.
LUDLOW. KY.
Our town is quite lively this winter with home
talent amusements. 'r'
The Imperial Minstrels of this city will give
their second entertainment next Friday, January
18th, at Armory Hall. The troupe offer an attrac-
tive programme. which will end with grand hop
in which all present at the entertainment are
respectfully invited to participate without further
charge.
The City Council will have to stop those long.
'monotonous sessions, or the other shows will
eclipse them. Who is the erudite city dad that
has made the astounding discovery(0 p that the city
Is without an ordinance to punish grand larceny
His name should be handed down to posteritv
as clear-headed(?) henefactor of "benghed"
people.
The Galaxy are hard at work OIL the great melo-
drama entitled Storm Bound" which they in
tend giving Tuesday evening next in conjunction
with Galaxy social hop. Those present at the