The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04


to do in view Of the inebriated condition Of
the Bostonian.
Arriving in Covington the unknown in
duced the stranger from the Athens Of
America to get off at the corner of Main
and Fifth streets, promising to show him TO
hotel. He decoyed him toward Bakewell
street, and arriving at suitable place
knocked him down and beat him severely
about the head. Mr. George Hall, who was
passing, obliged the ruffian to desist, and he
took to his heels. 10
Mr.. Hall picked up Mosely, and was
helping him along when Officer Mike Bo-
Ian, wEo pays particular attention to hos
pital cases. took charge of him and carried
him to barber shop, where leeches were
applied, and afterward to a clearinghouse
Mosely had q diamond pin, o watch and
some money, and the purpose of the attack
seemed to be robbery.
NEWPORH.
The late DR.. Sorg had life insurance
policy in the Etna for s.. 200.
The Ladies' Turner Society will meet this
evening at Turner Hall to make arrange
ments for the observance of Christmas.
Mr.. Thomas P. Corothers, of this city,
States Court at Covington this morning.
Another effort will be made in Council
tonight for an appropriation sufficient to
improve the Court House and other city
buildings
Henry Aske charged with stealing an
overcoat, the property of Mr.. Markham,
was held over to the Grand Jury this morn
ing on charge of petty larceny.
Alexander Mayo, black as charcoal, was
run in by Officer Daily last night for dis
orderly conduct The fellows mother ap-
peaied in his behalf this morning, and
the court let him.off by paying $6.
Mr.. A. s. Fort, Chief Ranger of Court
Concordia Lodge No. 20. l. o. F., will give
q grand banquet and reception at the new
hall of the Order, on the corner of
York and Madison streets. Friday evening.
North Star Lodge, No. 76, l. o. O. F., will
have public installation of officers, after
which a supper and social time generally
will be INDUCED in, at their Lodge-room,
Odd Fellows Building, the first Tuesday in
January.
Alexander Scott, the counterfeiter, ar
rested several days ago near the foot of
Goodman street, this city, was fined 500
in the United States Court at Covington
this morning and sentenced to two and
one-half years in Auburn, N. Y. Peniten-
tiary.
Mr.. John Trimborn procured marriage
license last evening to wed the bashful but
handsome Miss Ida Emmerson. The mar
riage was performed last night by Squire
Charles Harris, at his parlors on Tibbatts
street. Johnny told us not to say a word
aDoutl IL. rr gt .s4.1t }@
Hon. A. s. Berry has been appointed on
the Committee with Amos Shinkle, ESQ.,,
of Covington, for the reception of General
Grant and party. The Committee will
meet the honored guests at Louisville, and
on the arrival Of the train here salute will
be fired.
The remains of Andrew Jackson, son of
ex-Constable Jackson. arrived here this
morning. An inquest was held on the
remains at Chicago, and verdict rendered
that deceased came to his death from in
juries received by accidently falling from
a ladder.
There were but nine interments in Ever
green Cemetery during the month of No
vember, which is the least number for any
month in twenty years. What town of
Is, 900 inhabitants in the United States can
give such showing? There are certainly
not many.
at the last meeting of the Newport Tur-
ner Society the resignation of Mr.. August
Waldemeyer, who has taken up his resi-
dence in Kansas City, was accepted, and Mr..
VIM. List was elected Speaker to fill the va
cancy, and Mr.. John Brown was elected as
Second Speaker.
Miss Gibson, of Front street, entertained
the Newport Assembly last evening in ele-
CANT style. The inclement weather did not
prevent large and fashionable audience
from being present A fine spread. charm
ing music by Professor Michaels' string
band, and the dance were INDUCED in.
The Ladies' Society Of the Masonic Fair
held an important meeting yesterday. They
report several handsome donations, and are
of satisfactory results They will
meet again this evening at the residence of
Mrs. J. H. Trainers, on Front street.
Mayor Harton yesterday presented them
with proof set of United States coin.
The alarm of fire last night from Box 16.
at clock. was occasioned by the burning
OF bed-Qullt IN the house on the corner of
Isabella and Harris streets, occupied by
family named Sheloh. The 6re-eaters
were promptly on hand, and soon extin-
guished the flames. The origin of the fire
was caused by little girl setting fire to the
quilt with lamp.
LICENSED TO LovE.-James McMense, of
Poplar Ridge, this county, took ont Ii
cense this morning to wed Sarah A.. Jones,
of the same place. The happy youths were
made one by County Clerk Jones at 2
o'clock this afternoon, assisted by that
smiling youth, Deputy Clerk Charles Gala
CHER. Charley always smiles especially
when the blus6ing bride leans her rosy
cheek for kiss.
RELIGIOUS. Rev. W. w. Tinker will hold
special services at the First Baptist Church
this evening.
The congregation OF the York Street
Church have decided to &C.
cept the resignation of Rev. Mr.. Eastman.
The congregation aver that they are only
indebted to Mr.. Eastman in the sum of $25
which they can pay.
The ladies' congregation OF the Grace NJ.
E. Church will give Martha Washington
rea-party at the church tonight.
Kats Sullivan a ra0 vand.r v;.;tod A..