The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.
School Board meets tonight.

papers th.s morning.
The Eclipse Dancing Circle gave red hot pic
mic ut Ruddcs garden last night.
The Sunday Morning Press Will make its appear
ancG Sunday. So says the proprietor.
The Pleasure Seekers will give one of theil
pleasant sJlrees at DrexClius Hall tonight.
The Young Mems Republics Club II have ar
important meeting at 53j Madison street tonight
The Crofton Club will entertain their friend,
with moonlight picnic at Mason's grove to
night =
Hon. John G. Carlisle will be presented to-day
with handsome present by the PostOniCe en-
ployeS
A man named Pohl was sun struck this morn.
ing while walking along the street. He was taken
TO the hospital.
Colonel Henry Patton and Major General South
Harris left yesterday for New Orleans to wait on
yellow fever patients.
The Pitsburg boats with coal arrived to-day
with over 100000 bushels for our popular coal
dealer, Captain Alex. Montgomery.
+. Best was arrested to-day by Constable Pink
erton Cochran, for II breach Of the pease. The
warrant was sworn out by August BauIlein.
POLICE CoURT.-Mary Porter, disorderly Sl3;
Mary Carter, same, %; Thomas O'Brien breach Of
Inc peace S.; VIM. ilOltery, disordeTly conduct,
81; A. j, iats, drunk 81.
Licking River is so shallow now that cows wade
across it. When they get in Campbell County
to pay 81 each 10 recover them.
The picnic to be given at Woodside Park to.
morrow evidently will be huge affair. Big Ber-
ry, OF Newport will address the meeting; also
Several other prominent speakers.
The Armstrong speakers and advocates turned
nut en- masSe last night ana went to Ludlow, but
they could not find any Armstrong voters te ialk
with, and they quietly returned
Mag Su ivan a soied dove from that good old
State oi OAiO was i'll II blind state of intOXiCa-
ton at RudJe's Garden last night, and created
considerable amusement for the boys
Our old time-honorcd friend, Mr.. Theodore En-
Ter has purchased Stcckheimer's Garden, which
place he Is conducting in a firstClgss manner.
Theodore has hosts of friends i'll the city.
Alexander Mayersback, while crossing the Ken
tncky Drldge day before yesterday, was struck by
lhe postal car OF II passing train on the southern
kallIoad anu received very severe injuries.
Mitchell d Tranter have added to their rolling
mill a mammoth addition, wh ch will Oe used as
steel works A stack 30 feet high was raised yes
terday, and to-day pelcval flag floats from it
Charles Brckner who keeps a bakery on the
corner Twelfth and Bankiek streets, left home
last night. Financial difficulties and domestcn
felicity is sad TO be the cause He has only been
married about two months.
Ben. Purk, while out riding with Col Frank
Mead yesterday had narrow escape from being
burnt to death lot OF pa,lor matches in his
pocket ignited and tutnt portion OF clothes of
belore the flames could be quenched.
MIS- Lewis Betz will to-day celebrate the eighty.
second anniversary of her birth Mrs Bctz has
been resident OF CovingtOn for the PAST thirty
years, ana Is n most estlmable lady. We trust
she will live to celebrate her centennial ami
VeTSuy.
horse attached to the buggy of Robt. Warinr
OF Newport, took fright on Pike street near Madi.
Bon, to-day and lnaGe things lively in that vicinity
1orawhile. TIE Shalt on the vehicle was broken
ana the horse was considerably bruised up. The
n tI
pr,r Es, ,rt Tn,,.srrrs II ,a.,,,
and wiia 10 Srah Wpf IL, "a m h%Iema,er I%d e
east de- If Grrsmnr ,n fi q! ~ ~, G oli
tcnnih a IA '''SN'' ~ i0'' "ou'n Vi o'A'
Sarab Y Wade IN ,l,o beirs -, piohor1 NJ WA,
.o nro,, ~ ~ .Io NeiS Vi N1chafu M' aue'
,'1 c,,,,ai ,,., ,,.' s',''U'
GIpn',i imvt to,uai ioi W. p'it PoSe Oh cohuemn,
ing lhe plans 1ot the new Jail, The body went
inton commute OF the Whole, and excluded
tptcta'oS. ntve.al piaiiS were examined, but
l,o ~ w. Ii'ti', "ctt al"Iu. iney auJOureu III
- c'ooA W meet Ut 20 CLOCK 'hlS afternoon
A little child OF Mr. Doc Creighton had mar |
row escape from drowning last II ght In the Ohio |
River at the foot of Madison street. IL was snk |
Ing for the last time, when Mr.. Mike Carey saw |
the danger Of the little fellow and running from
the glass house. where he was sitting to the river
"'aG t% psye se e ig ana .biG Rescued m nf child
inoIaT ,o fr ~? :? S NlAe siouiu pe gwen
uAoue' i'i h'' ''"'el!'
II will be remembered that at the picnic given
by Father Smith some raScals stole valuable gold
n
lice were informed and Policeman Mnuer was de-.
tailed to work up the case and after several days
he succeeded in finding the gold Knob, which the
rsscals hhd eHtr Gated from the cane and sold to
prominent groccryman in this town for 81 The
thieves were well known but were nOl proseruted
Tho r,,o~o, ~ tina ,,., ,.,,- ~,
,oal rian a. ~ v, ~ In, , ,IH 'u"Sc ba!u ba,lRrd
Among those from Covngton who attended were
Messrs Henry Bostwck, Clerk of the United States
Court; John il Hamilton Register in Blnkrunt
ry; s. r Cochran Deputy u. s, Marshal. Judpn
w W. Trimblc Gen. John W. Finnell Major
Ben. NJ. Patt and Judge w. W. Clearv All Inc
offices connected with the United States Courts
are close to-day. and the flag If the Custom.
house remains at hali-mast and drapcd with
Grape.
Mrs Columbia Burlington, wife of ! IT nnnirg.
ton and a mpmbpr NJ tbo EIov,ti h. 49, tt NJ x
church died tis n,0rnin at 20 et "a, H.
lingering iIrGss ~. easel ' ync ~ r'1,Ni aiteI
lay OF March 1ss1 The fureral sroo o ~ ,I 1otn w.
leld at hr late residence On RusSoI stpent anJ
ler remains will hn nI.rnd II, ui,,hi,,S ~, I Oh"
Mrs Bufinrton wa. yar,, E%'ilt.
,Id resident oI Covire,n Eu G NY una an
ng family of six cnjIrrn and viii bn ,nnr"od iIN m
many deGr friends Her mndr,i GI
lay morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Chas, TayIor
y - o'',''"'''
Mr.. Wm Israel aud Mr. VIM Rick tho t,vo
emmetne,' wv VINO Haye been on duty as y. s.
aust'S" " ~ thS rtcthylhe tslabllSh)nent of H. W.
igned to duty a the distiiry af W"sb WIZ oge' as
ogg. Thus Walter Pau DirkCrson is annsre,1,
lanp}y' and viii have rest. In the future he
VII. ., 1--WE we rs 'tlhe III preparing his mezzo so.
,picd nm enaag"mCpt viii a o5,,,Ia. nc Hav'ls ac-
rdupe Waiter Pnul has bosts If oIg,a @
yish him showers OF success in his new proies.
ION Every time he sings he kills all the people !
within hearing. i
BkUTATLY BEATEN BLIND BY "BooTER Mike ]
hrfe,l was arrested and placed in jail last night |
Y ohiCer Mike Bolnn on the charge Of assault. c
tlEdpn 81 foreman in |
tobacco sbop Mike raims that G1da Lo I"n he ~ I
he pnSt several ,varks iuS,,ifeS ta ,tas Ii ior
no wolked ,Ind"r nm m 'e s4@h,s @ lnuIts