The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-27
COVINGTON.
No Police Court this morning.

NO FOllCe COurJ UnlS nOIhiHS-
Miss Katie Fay is suffering from scalded
foot.
Day and night sessions will be held by
Judge Boyd in the Arnold will case.
Constable VIM. Bridges resigned his posi-
ton for the short term this morning.
Mr.. Richard Johes is the proudest man
in town since the arrival OF that bouncing
boy.
A marriage license was granted this morn
ing to Anton B. Heithause and Elizabeth
Groapt.
County Judge Phelps has overruled the
motion Of Ex-Sheriff Lowe to be permitted
to qualify as Sheriff.
Mr.. Ed. Moore, proprietor of livery
stable on Pike street, was severely injured
by kick from horse day before yester-
day.
The Grand Lodge A. O. U. W., meets in
Lexington tomorrow. A number of dele
gates left on the K. G. this morning to be
present.
A Young man named McGrew was ar
rested this morning on the charge OF lunacy.
1t required four men to convey him from
his residence on Scott street to jail.
Atameeting of St. Johns Orphan Society,
held Yesterday, a vote of thanks was ten
dered to Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe for his
generous donation of lots in 81. Mary Gem
etery. The Bishop was also admitted as an
honorary member of the Society.
The German Roman Catholic Widows
and Orphans Mutual Aid Society yester-
day elected officers for the ensuing term.
The following is the ticket chosen: Presl-
dent, Ben. Becker; Treasurer, Frank klos-
terman; Secretary Henry Terlau.
The Cathedral Debt Society met yester-
day afternoon and elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Joseph ]. Noonan; Vice
President, John Kennedy; Secretary, Henry
Hallam; Treasurer, Vicar General Brandts.
The society meets every fourth Sunday.
The whole society was appointed commit
tee on subscriptions.
The promenade concert which commences
at st. Mary's Hall tomorrow night, prom
ises to be grand affair in every respect. In
connection with the concert there will be
a contest for gold headed cane between
Messrs. Chas. Donnelly, John Kennedy, 2.
P. McHugh and Pat. Mcnamara. All
of the above are very popular gentlemen,
and lively contest may be looked for. Rev.
Father Jones will attend every night, which
is sufficient evidence that the affair will be
conducted to suit everybody.
NEWPORT.
Capt. e. E. Bowers is seriously Ill.
elias Wise, the horse thief, is dangerous
ly sick in Jail.
Fred. Huber was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Harton this morning for abusing his
family.
Charley Conklin will have to answer in
the City Court tomorrow charge of using
very improper language.
Ex-Aderman John Haggarty and Timo-
thy Buckley, Esq, of Cincinnati, spent yes
terday in town with their friends.
The Choral Society meets tomorrow eve
ming for rehearsal, and on each Tuesday
evening thereafter, instead of Thursday.
The numerous friends of that prince of
good fellows, Henry Marck, have arranged
grand testimonial for his benefit, to take
place at Eclipse Hall tomorrow evening.
The puddlers at Swift's rolling-nill, who
have been on strike for some time, re-
resumed work this morning, arrangements
satisfactory to both parties having been
made.
The funeral of the late Berl Logan took
place yesterday from Taylor-street M e.
Church. A large number of friends and
relatives accompanied the remains to their
last resting place.
Joe Taylor, an employe of the Ferry
Company, was considerably injured this
morning by his clothes catching in the fly
wheel The engine was checked before seri-
GUS damage was done.
Yesterday afternoon while little child
of Mr.. Abner Rohlman was left sitting in a
baby carriage near the corner of Harris
street and Central avenue billy goat up
set the carriage, breaking the cAild's arm.
Rev. Father Grome is now pastor of
church at Kewaskupa, Washington County,
Wisconsin. humber of the creditors of
the St. Francis Church. Dayton, are a4x-
ious to see him on very important business.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, DID, professor at the
College Hill Theological Seminary, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Columbia-street Pres
byterian Church yesterday. Rev. Mr..
Mathew occupied the pulpit at College
Hill
Criminal Court, in order to save this
term, convened this morning by electing
Hon. George B. Hodge to preside. The
Court immediately after adjourned to next
Court, is seriously ill.
Mr.. George Pagan, the new City Assessor,
commenced business this morning. He
will leave blanks at residences to be filled
out, and will be at the City Clerks office
Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each
week from to 0 o'clock.
The following Trustees of st. Paul's Ger
man Protestant Church were elected yes
terday: Messrs. E. G. Topic, VIM. Roden-
berg, August Goekemeyer d. H. Nader
mann, Fr. Brakemeyer, VIM. Heffner, Aug.
Koerdel, Conrad Hainer.
Maggie Norton, who confessed that she
was just after serving term. If forty-nine
days i'll the Cincinnati Work house, was
before Judge Harton this morning to an
swer charge of drunkenness. His Honor
told her to vacate the sacred soil of Ken
lucky instanter, or work out fine of $25
and costs. Maggie made the ins anter act.
LUDLOW. XIV.
Mr.. Louis Folger and lady were here on visit
to their relatives yesterday.
Mr. Shelman was badly injured while attempt
ing to pole cars on the c. S. r. R. last Saturday
morning.
CharIa