The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-26
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

Louis.
An inquest will be held on the body of Charles
Rehm this evening.
Mrc, A. Cub rts On has gone to Chicago on
visit OF Il week or two.
Mr.. Walter Cleary leaves tomorrow for short
Eojourn al Crosse Isle
A man too drunk 20 tell his name was arrested
by IieuteGant Bolan this morning.
Viii Campbell the alleged defaulter, is home
and will square things in few days.
| The marriage OF Mr.. Clemens Hoverkamp and
Miss Emma Kroger is announced
Father McNerny of Newport and Father Smith,
of Coyingon are assisting in the Jubilee at Paris,
Ky.
Bunty Hanes, the little Dutch sawed-of police
man. has charge Of the police at the falr
Grounds.
The congregation of shinkle Chapel are making
preparations for grand lawn party, 10 take place
At the residence OF Mr. H. L. OLIVER
Jacob schottper was fined s. and costs yesterday
by Squire EVAN for breach OF the peace on
Nicholas Fox.
The regular monthly meeting of the Main-street
NJ E. Church Lyccum this evening. An interest,"
ing programme has been prepared,
Albert c. Baker was granted the usual certif-
cate OF sobriety. honesty, etc, preparatory 10 an
application for license to practlce law
The Florence Fair begins to-day and lasts the
rest OF the week. The attractions this year are
numerous, and large attendance is confidently
expected.
The Commonwealth Attorney is certainly de
Btrv'ng OF great praise for the manner in when
he meted out justice at the present term OF the
Criminal Court.
MISS Emma Ranshaw, the very attractive and
Intelligent daughter OF Mr. Henry Ranshaw, OF
West Sixth street, is visiting the family OF Mr.
Jonn SherIck, OF Clernont County, ..
N Billv McCraw, of the police force, and as good
| niece Of honest flesh covered by tne
blue cloth and brass buttons, left to-day ior the
shores OF Lake Superior. Billy, poor fellow, is
afflicted with the asthma.
Paddy Casey. that walking statue of bravery,
honesty and polienCss and as good policeman as
city ever produced is doing day duty IN the an-
sence OF Billy McGraw. Paddy is the boy that
I will make the scans skin out
One of those delightful picnics under the super
vision of the Merry Sea Club. VIII take place to-
morrow at MasOn's Grove Among those who are
to be present are Miss Mary ]. Evans, Miss Jessie
Bowren, Kate and Mary Schmidt, Matte Riggs
una Lizzie Becker.
POLICE CoURT-Ella Joyce, drunk, "a; John
Cummins for a biz drunk, 81 Mary Morgan, dis.
orderly si3; Geo. Hoffman same, Sl3; Mr. and
Mrs Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Schnitker on the
charge of family FMS had their cases continued;
Ed. Geirunger. disorderly VI.
There was big row at Florence Sunday last.
Johnny Kirby, who manipulates the quadruped
for Billy Leonard and b. Jordan, and several ne
groes were engaged. 1t seems that some negro
said he could lick any man in the house, when
Kirby pasted him one and down he went; then
there was general melee the coons knocked
right anjI lett, and one Of them badly hurt Kirby
was arrested and fined S15 and costs in Florence
yesterday, negro was fined $50, and jordan was
bound over 10 the Criminal Court
Jacob Steinborn, whose saloon was sold out al
auction yesterday, was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Theo. Leverman for calling him
vile epitlets which reflected on Mr.. LeveIma Is
past life. He was arragued before Squire Nc
IanNb in m Il,r tUt (h.
Seinborn was asked ii he had II lawyer he re-
piled Yes" and unrolled from piece OF paper
4 huge ham m-sandwi h, about the size of a wooden
bucket and remark d This is my lawyer and
d mt stea him. either In justice TO Mr. Lever
nan, we will state that he alwayg kept number
one saloon and is only exceled by the Weavel
boys.
A little boy named Charles Rchm son of Geo
Rehm II shoemaker, who lives Oh Russell stree
near fteeuth, was run over by a DIRT car on th(
Kentucky Central Railroad last evening about
oclocs. The lad was sitting on Il dirt car alonf
with some other boys while the train to which l
was attached was moving up in the direction o
the depot The boys saw the conductor approach
ing and as they had often been warned OIL the,
ward, and osing his balance fell across the tract
before the advancing train. The wheels OF on
car passed over his abdomen nfcting such inju
ries that he died in few minutes. Drs. Kearn
and Henderson were sumlnon'd, but me chllt
was beyond helping HeWas about eight years o
age.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The cases OF julius Corbir
were continued until the next term. A rule wa
Issued against the President and members OF cit!
Council to show cause why they had not erected
suitable jail The rule is IetlTnaDle Saturday.
motion for new trial in the case OF Henry Fegg
was overruled. The Jury Comm ssiones appoint
ed were q. W. Nevill, H. Harde hecke and Charlie
Donnelly. The prisoners were arraigned for sen
tence ana spoke as follows: Reuben owen, sen
tenced for three years. said, NO, Sir" Jane
Hayel, sentenced for two and "a hal
cot .\ae I baV nothing nTnlDSt
Court or jury, but think Iwas convicted on fails
testimony. ! did not intend to kill him, and
acted in self-deien e." Henry Coleman, sen
fenced for three years, said: "No, sir; am onl
sorry that did it," George Piatt sentenced 10
seven years, said: 81 am sorry that ! got int
trouble. Ii the truth could be told l don't thinl
/ the Covington Street Railway. James Spillman
CO., G. W. Hill d Co., Mullins & Crgler and j.
/ Schnitker were fined $50 each for selling liquor
II without merchants license.
NEWPOET.
a The Public Schools will reopen Monday.
II Gus Harmes is home from the Magnetic Spring:
Mr.. Tate Biehl arrived home this morning fror
A Colorado.
The new Christian Church will be complete
Ill October lst
The heaviest rain fall known here for years fel
Sunday last.
Constable VIM. Cottingham found spanis
III Mrs Colonel Neif arrived home this mornin
"A from Lake Chautauqua,
Va Adam Wagoners assistant teamsters are on
strike for an advance III wages.
Miss Rose Mathews of Lebanon, is visiting Nj
Frank Mattson, OF MaC-son street.
Rev. Mr.,Tinker left this morning for Somerse
KY, to recuperate his failing hcath.
Henry Reusch was granted his naturaizatio
papers in the County Court yesterday
freight car OH the Short Line was broken ope
last night, and lot OF tobacco was stolen.
Rev. Father McNerny of the Church of the In
maculate Conception is attending the jubilee Il
Paris, Ky.
Rev. DR.. Warden, who has been visiting M
Tinker, of Overton street, left to-day for his HON
in Louisville.
Rev. Mr. Muenix leaves to-day for Lewis Cour
ty KY, TO attend the camp meeting being hel
near Maysyille.
At the solicitation of numerous voters Mr.. W. X
West will be prevailed on to make the race ft
Council from the Fourth Ward
Thos Dickson. charged with assault and batter
in striking Officer Smith with a brckbat, had h
case continued in the Mayors Court by Mayo
Harton until tomorrow
An excursion will arrive here tomorrow frol
Gupsers Mill. The new Markethouse has bee
rendered them to have dance. At4p p. m. wi
lie Irwin will exhibit his dogs.
1t required four Locomotives to haul the excu
sionists from Louisville over the Short Line tn
morning. They are bound for the Falls and Cal
adas and number 800 passengers.
John Scanton, for an indecent exposure OF h
person in the presence of Mrs VIM Cottinghan
was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Harton this mo
ming, In default OF which he was sent to jail
Miss Katie Wills, of Chambersbnrg, Pa is tn
guest of Miss Mount, OF Central avenue. Mi
t,tt had hpN 1nN.