The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-17
C0VtNGTON.


Frank Lowe wants to be Sheriff. The
people have had enough OF him already. ;.
John Valentine was presented with q
gold pin by the Diamond Dancing CLUB
last night.
Deputy United States Marshal Cochran
left this morning for Maysville Tor acou'ie
of moUnshiners.
The Waer-works Commissioners will
meet tonight to take action in the alleged
orookedness at the Water-works
Chas. Beflew, a lad who resides with his
parents in Peulseibug, died yesterday from
injuries received While coasting
James Hester alleges that Sammy Coffin
was not elected We suppose HAT Jimmy
will find out his mistake when the contest
comes.
POLICE CoURT.-Charles IIanrahan, wife
beating $53; Charles Sweitzer, breach III
the peace, $23; Fred. Mauer, same. dis
missed. .-... ....... 3d..
Now those internal cesspools of iniqNity
known as masquerade balls Will be stopped.
An ordinance to prohibit them has been
introduced in Council
Mr. John Whitney. OH motion of Mr.. b.
8. Hardin WIS appoin ed Deputy County
Assessor vest erday. After political storm
tranquility reighs again supreme.
Miss Ada Green, while descending the
frdnt Sens of Mr.. Filzpatrick's yesterday
evening. fell aud broke her leg. Dr. w.
W. Henderson rendered the necessary aid.
David Lehman, aged Sf,y-four, and Miss
Georgia Meyers, aged twenty<slx, pom ol
Dayton Ohio, crossed the wire brluSe yes
terday to Covingtoit and took out lirelr
splicing papers. They were uni ed in mar
riage by Rev. ]. NJ Bent, OF that city.
Jober Allen was arraigned before Mavor
Athey Yesterday, on the charge of shooting
and wounding Henry Meyers and Dick
Kelly, and was bound over to The Criminal
Court in the sum of $3.50. Mr.. James Hes
ter signed his bail bond, and he was re-
leased.
Harmon Theising, who resides at No. 9l
East Twelfth street. died yesterday from in
juries received by falling from q coal cart
few days since He leaves wire and five
children. He was member Of the St.
Benedctus Benevolent Society, of 81. 10.
seph's Church.
at the adjourned meeting of Council last
night Mr.. Ed. Thornton was appointed
Oyerseer of the Work-house
An ordinance regulating the Lighting and
extinguishing of the street gas lamps. and
that the Marshal have power to appoint
what is known US the Laiiip-lighting Police,
was passed.
The police we're all confirmed.
A petition ating that it was understood
that the Suspension Bridge Company would
sell out for $3.50 600 was referred to spe-
cial cummi tee. ..
The official proceedings In full will be
published in to-murrows STAR.
POLICE CoURr.-The case of Benn VS.. Dave
Serena, answer filed. Edwards vs.. same,
answer filed. 7. jeff. Phelps vs.. Kenton
County. mo ion 10 transfer to Independence
and dismiss al peal oyerruled. II. Drex-
elilis VS.. Kenton County. defendant moved
to dismiss action for want of Jurisdiction.
This was suit against the county for rent
of hall for tile Light Guards. Carroll Cam
bron VS.. j.. l.. Clendening and others
Charles II. Fisk appuin ell guardian ad lltem
OF John Donnellv. Nancy Clark vs. Atnan-
da Harcourt, defendant, 10y attorney, made
moliun to dismiss appeal. The Arnold
will case sill i'll progress, o,hng sensa-
tional has been produced as ye,.
The grocery firm of Thomas q Bledsoe
whose place of business is on Mad son
street., near Seven Ii, is in peck of lrouble.
Yes erday the senior member of The firm
loaded The delivery wagon, drawn by a
span Of grnys with groceries and drove
over TO Campbell County, forgetting to
bring the vehicle and horses back. or to ac-
count for the load. Accordingly, when
Mr. Bledsoe noticed him walking away
last night about o'clock with an arm load,
he had the wicked partner arrested. AT the
Marshall office 1t was discovered that there
was 10 charge under which Thomas could
be held. Bledsoe thereup0n sought Clerk
White, obtained writ of attachment re-
straining Thomas from again interfering
with the properly of the firm.
NEWPORT.
Newport Lodge, II. and A. Masons, i'll
tailed their new officers last night.
A portion of the Dayton rope-walk fell
in night before last, caused by the heavy
weight OF snow. .
Mr.. A. J. Youtsey was appointed Deputy
Assessor for Campbell County by Judge
Makibben this morning.
The Bridge Company have al last seen
the necessity of cleaning the ice from the
foot-walks. They were a most impossible.
Bx-COuncilman Adam Ebert, who has
been suffering from stroke of paralysis,
has entirely recovered the use of The limbs
affected. '"' "-f 'a5'
Mr.. Wm Robson, who is sojournng in
ElOrida In quest Of health, writes home
that he has greatly improved since his ar
riyal there. -." .r...
Ex-Councilman Jacob Hawthorne. who
zias been confined to his residence for sew
'eral weeks with a sprained ankle, was on
the streets yesterday.
A photograph and description of w. c.
Hamilton, the absconding agent of the
Southern Express Company at Grayson
Springs adorns the rogues' gallery in the
Chiefs. Office. fH ..TrH. -
A portion of the roof of frame cottage
.on Bellevue street, occupied by family
named Cunningham, fell in at an early hour
yesterday morning caused by the heavy
weight OF snow. Considerable damage was
doneto the furniture but none of the in
mates injured. -
VI Mr. Ed. Hughes, OF the Hamilton, Ohio,
Fire Dcpartn,e paid visit to the bows
OF the Newport Department YESTERDAY. Ed.
has a very lofty opinion OF the Newport
boys, and thinks here is more fire and