The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-20
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local columns.
Eih, Lloyd, the notorious female OF mask
ball fame, has been released from jail.
The iail now contains forty inmates;
among whom there are two lncarcera'eu
for murder.
Martha Thomas and Cora Baker are want
ed fnr robbing a colored man named ferry
of $105 last night
The Mutual Building and Saving Asso-
citation will sell money tomorrow highI a'
IS East Fifth street,
GRANDMA Bicll is what the boys call hlm
since the arrival of that young son at Mr..
Ed Eckman's house.
Mrs Ulrich Bahlman, a resident OF
Peaselburg, fell this morning and sustained
severe internal INJURIES.
POLICE CoURT.-Jim Wiltshire, drunk, "a;
John Smith, disorderly, So; J. @. Scott, lu-
macy, held for safe keeping.
The revival NEE ing at the First baptist
Church will continue this week. Inc ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. W. IL. Fe-
lix, the pastor.
A party of rouehs attacked Frank STRAIT
man on the corner of Ninth and Madison
streets, Yesterday, and beat him up in
shameful manner.
to the st. Johns Orphan Society four lots
in St. Mary's Cemetery on the Lexington
Pike for sepulture purposes.
County Court is in session at 1ndepend-
ence today. We understand that Frank
Lowe left this morning to file his applica-
ton 10 be reinsta ated as Sheriff
The oldest lady now residing in Coving-
ton. without doubt, is Mrs. Powell, who is
~, N Irnl seventh
of her age She resides on Burnett street,
and is one of the famous Powell heirs.
Mr. Thomas Nolan and Mrs. Kate Galla-
pber we're united in marriage last night at
ST, Pairick's Church. The attendants were
Mr.. John McBan and wife. May This we'll
mated pair live long life of usefulness and
pleasure.
The funeral of Vim. Garner yesterday
was one of the largest attended funerals
that has been in the city for the past year
The mill men attended in a body, followed
BY line uf carriages fully half mule
long His remains were inferred in Linden
Grove Cemetery.
MI Thomas Clcary and Miss Lula Jacobs
will be united in marriage tomorrow
morning at ST. Augustine Church. The
event in society circles this week will be
the marriage of Mr.. Chas. Phillips. of Day
ton, and NJ lSS susie " l1aIc, ueNltS eNcli-
Ing The Standardization wedding is set
for Thursday evening.
N.wPORT.
Swifs entire works are shut down owing
to the lack of coal.
Mr.. Thomas Shannon and Miss Mary
Carney have taken our marriage license.
James Carney, while skating on Harris
street, yesterday, fell and disocated his
right arm.
A number of our citizens were sadly dis
appointed on going to the ferry boat land
Ing last night to find both boats laid up.
The nlrpiials of Mr. John Schwartz .Tr.,
Assistant Jai'er, and Miss Hattie Caldwell,
of Rifle Creek, KY, is announced to short
ly take place.
Mayor Harton is reported to have said
since tic last session of Council that lie in
tended TO veto the salary grab question at
the next meeting
A large number of logs and two small
barges passed down Licking River last night.
The logs are supposed to be the property OF
the Boston Lumber Company.
Col Featherstonc, a well-known citizen
and q distinguished Colonel in he Conretl-
crate Army, is lying dangerously i'll at his
residence No. 8S Bellevue street.
Mrs Hattie Hoffman, aged seventv-fiye.
who resides with her son-in law on WASH
ington street. died yesterday from injuries
received about two weeks since by fall on
the icy pavement.
The male portion of the congregation of
the Immaculate Convention Church will
hold a meeting next Sunday afe err he last
mass to confer with the pastor as to The
best means to pursue in raising the debt
hanging over the Church.
CorKrY Court T-Valentine Dorr was ap-
pointed guardian of Mr.. G. and E. Ludwig,
who are absent from the State.
The last will and testament of Henry
Glker was probated.
Fred. Frschel was appointed executor Of
the last will and testament of Henry Gil
Ike.
Mrs Minnie CLAY, who was before Judge
Makihhcn Friday last on charge of luna
cv. and who was given in charge of her
daughter, Mrs Gugle, who was anxious
to care for her, was rearrested late
Saturday evening on the same charge.
she having made threats of violence or
several parties. She was before Judge
Max ibhen and jury this morning and a
vcr(tic of lunacy was rendered. In one OF
her spells during the trial she struck lie
County Attorney a terrible blow on the
upper lip, which stunned Frank for the
time but he soon recovered and smiled.
EELI.EVUE. HY.
Mr.. Ellerhorst had q severe fall yesterday on
Berry avenue.
Gen s B. Brown talked To the scholars OF the
Union sunday-school yesterday afternoon.
number of boys of this place, while coating
on the Covert Run Pike, knocked an old lady
down, injurng her severely.
George Wohler, lad of ten years had n narrow
escape from death on Saturday morning by run
ming his sled under the dummy while coastne
down Berry avenue.
The temperance people have engaged Gen. s. r.
Brown to deliver another lecture on "Wednesday
night. Also VIM Reynolds Of Cincinnati bette,
known as Uncle Billy
LUDLOW. KY.
The fegryboat is making regular trips
The County Assessor is making his annual
calls